Workplace sexual harassment -
1)engaging in a course of vexatious comment or conduct against an
employee or other worker in the workplace including virtually through the use
of information and communications technology, because of sex, sexual
orientation, gender identity or gender expression, where the course of
OPS RWP - section 6.11
comment or conduct is known or ought to be known to be unwelcome, or
2) making a sexual solicitation or advance where the person making the
solicitation or advance is in a position to confer, grant, or deny a benefit or
advancement to the employee or other worker and the person knows or
ought to be know that the solicitation or advance is unwelcome.
PSA O Reg 550/96 ViCLAS - violent crime linkage analysis system
PSA O Reg 550/96 - how many days to submit? 30 days
Within 30 days of a material change or of acquiring information that is
PSA O Reg 550/96 - how long for update?
significant to the investigation
1) Homicide or attempted, solved or unsolved
2) sexual assault, solved or unsolved, that is not familial or domestic - unless
victim is under 16 @time of assault or assault includes unique features
3) missing person, where the circumstances indicate strong possibility of foul
play
PSA O Reg 550/96 - types of occurrences to complete ViCLAS 4) unidentified body, where manner of death unknown, or suspected to be
homicide
5) non-parental abduction or attempted - luring a child or attempted luring,
solved or unsolved
6) a type of investigation that is added to the submission criteria of ViCLAS
and designated by Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services
A) promptly conduct follow up investigation
PSA O Reg 550/96 - potential linkage? B) within 60 days of receiving potential linkage report, submit potential
linkage response form, reporting results from follow up investigation
, Shall prepare and submit to Minister of Community Safety and Correctional
Services
PSA O Reg 550/96 - duties of chief of police? A) annual report setting out the number of Viclas crime analysis reports,
submitted by the police force in the previous year
B) any other info requested for auditing or policy purposes
When used in reference to a young person, includes an adult with whom the
POA - Section 93 “parent”
young person ordinarily resides
When used in reference to a young person, includes an adult with whom the
POA - Section 93 “parent”
young person ordinarily resides
A person who is or, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, appears to
be:
A) 12 years of age or more, but
POA - Section 93 - Young Person B) under 16 years of age
And includes a person 16 years of age or more charged with having
committed an offence while he or she was 12 years of age or more but under
16 years of age
POA - Section 96 Notice to parent
Where a summons is served upon a young person or a young person is
released on a recognizance under this act, the POO, in the case of a
POA - Section 96(1) - Notice to parent summons, or OIC, in the case of a recognizance, shall as soon as
practicable give notice to a parent of the young person by delivering a copy
of the summons or recognizance to the parent
Where notice has not been given under subsection (1) and no person to
whom notice could have been given appears with the young person, the
POA - Section 96(2) - Notice to parent court may,
A) adjourn the hearing to another time to permit notice to be given; or
B) dispense with notice
1)engaging in a course of vexatious comment or conduct against an
employee or other worker in the workplace including virtually through the use
of information and communications technology, because of sex, sexual
orientation, gender identity or gender expression, where the course of
OPS RWP - section 6.11
comment or conduct is known or ought to be known to be unwelcome, or
2) making a sexual solicitation or advance where the person making the
solicitation or advance is in a position to confer, grant, or deny a benefit or
advancement to the employee or other worker and the person knows or
ought to be know that the solicitation or advance is unwelcome.
PSA O Reg 550/96 ViCLAS - violent crime linkage analysis system
PSA O Reg 550/96 - how many days to submit? 30 days
Within 30 days of a material change or of acquiring information that is
PSA O Reg 550/96 - how long for update?
significant to the investigation
1) Homicide or attempted, solved or unsolved
2) sexual assault, solved or unsolved, that is not familial or domestic - unless
victim is under 16 @time of assault or assault includes unique features
3) missing person, where the circumstances indicate strong possibility of foul
play
PSA O Reg 550/96 - types of occurrences to complete ViCLAS 4) unidentified body, where manner of death unknown, or suspected to be
homicide
5) non-parental abduction or attempted - luring a child or attempted luring,
solved or unsolved
6) a type of investigation that is added to the submission criteria of ViCLAS
and designated by Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services
A) promptly conduct follow up investigation
PSA O Reg 550/96 - potential linkage? B) within 60 days of receiving potential linkage report, submit potential
linkage response form, reporting results from follow up investigation
, Shall prepare and submit to Minister of Community Safety and Correctional
Services
PSA O Reg 550/96 - duties of chief of police? A) annual report setting out the number of Viclas crime analysis reports,
submitted by the police force in the previous year
B) any other info requested for auditing or policy purposes
When used in reference to a young person, includes an adult with whom the
POA - Section 93 “parent”
young person ordinarily resides
When used in reference to a young person, includes an adult with whom the
POA - Section 93 “parent”
young person ordinarily resides
A person who is or, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, appears to
be:
A) 12 years of age or more, but
POA - Section 93 - Young Person B) under 16 years of age
And includes a person 16 years of age or more charged with having
committed an offence while he or she was 12 years of age or more but under
16 years of age
POA - Section 96 Notice to parent
Where a summons is served upon a young person or a young person is
released on a recognizance under this act, the POO, in the case of a
POA - Section 96(1) - Notice to parent summons, or OIC, in the case of a recognizance, shall as soon as
practicable give notice to a parent of the young person by delivering a copy
of the summons or recognizance to the parent
Where notice has not been given under subsection (1) and no person to
whom notice could have been given appears with the young person, the
POA - Section 96(2) - Notice to parent court may,
A) adjourn the hearing to another time to permit notice to be given; or
B) dispense with notice
