Parliamentary study hears federal FOI has become a ‘dysfunctional system’

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President of the B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association says the regime has suffered due to lack of meaningful updates

. But the committee’s current study of access to information is not part of that review.

Mr. Brassard said they are trying to accommodate all speakers on the list, and that he understood that some groups were frustrated. “It’s not really an exact science, because we have those meetings, we have witnesses,” he said. “Some can come, some can’t, some come at a later date – that’s how it works.”

Kukpi7 Wilson explained that Indigenous groups are often required to file access-to-information requests to obtain documentation from the government when making treaty or legal claims against the Crown. Roughly three-quarters of access requests made to the federal government are to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, and the overwhelming majority of those requests is by immigration applicants seeking information that will help them during their application process.

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