Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Background : complaints against the RCMP.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Complaints against the RCMP
Document d’information : plaintes contre la GRC.

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1 online resource ([1], 3 pages)

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Document preceded by page bearing statement: "Manitoba will be making changes to the provincial police act in 2009. The province invites Manitobans to provide their comments to help shape the new law. Consultation papers have been prepared to help obtain the views of Manitobans on the major elements of the new act."
"Police Act consultations background and issues".
Issued also in French under title: Document d’information : plaintes contre la GRC.
© Province of Manitoba, 2009, reproduced with permission; http://www.gov.mb.ca/justice/safe/policeact/pdf/complaints_against_rcmp.pdf.

Summary

"In Manitoba, complaints against members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are handled by the RCMP and the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP (CPC). This process is separate from Manitoba’s Law Enforcement Review Agency (LERA), which is an independent agency that investigates complaints against municipal and local police officers. The RCMP is a federal police service and LERA does not have the authority to receive complaints from the public about RCMP officers."--Introduction.

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