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Victims of Crime Committee

Mandate:

Enhance the Canadian police community’s capacity to respond effectively to the protection of victims of crime. Enable dialogue, problem solving and innovation across Canada to address victims’ issues, and to advocate for legislative changes to address the needs of victims.

Objectives:

Enable dialogue, problem solving and innovation across Canada to address the needs of victims.
Gather and promote effective practices.
Focus national attention on the needs of victims.
Promote systemic response to victims.
Advocate for legislative changes to address the needs of victims.

Co-chairs:

Inspector Karen Arney & Chief Richard Bourassa

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