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Establishes a formal mechanism for the provision by CS1S to Public Works of infornation collected under Section 12 of the CSIS Act to help the Public Works determine if a person applying for registration in the Controlled Goods Program poses a risk…

This MOU governs ongoing cooperation between CSE and CSIS on the transfer and sharing of information and the provision of operational support.

MOU between CSIS and CIC governing information-sharing between the agencies. Obtained as part of a 2015 access request on all current CSIS MOUs.

This MOU establishes the governance, price and performance regimes guiding the relationship between CSIS and Justice in respect to demand for and provision of legal services.

Released under a 2015 access request asking for all current CSIS MOUs.

The purpose of the MOU is to acknowledge the respective mandates of CSIS and OSFI and to set out the terms of conditions for ongoing cooperation, and the exchange of information between the parties are they relate to the exchange of information…

The purpose of this MOU is to establish a mechanism between the participants for the provision of security assessments by CSIS to the RCMP with respect to the RCMP
conducting background checks on Canadian and/or foreign nationals associated with…

This MOU identifies the conditions under which External Affairs (now Global Affairs Canada) may release personal information to CSIS under s.8(2)(e) of the Privacy Act and sets out the procedure which shall apply. Released in 2015 pursuant to an…

Description: CSIS and GAC have developed an enhanced consultation mechanism (ECM) regarding consultation related to threat reduction activities (TRA) pursuant to s.12.1 of the CSIS Act (the new powers added by bill C-51).

This MOu provides a framework to govern information sharing between CSIS and Passport Canada, including personal information, and more generally a framework governing cooperation between the agencies.

Released pursuant to a 2015 access request…

Memorandum of Understanding between Transport Canada and CSIS for purposes of implementing the Passenger Protect (no-fly) list under the then-Aeronautics Act. The memo was current as of 2015, but I assume it has been since updated to reflect Bill…