ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE

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1 ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE 2014 ANNUAL MEETING PRELIMINARY DELEGATE PROGRAM Sunday, June 22 nd, Registration & Information Desk Open OACP Board of Directors Meeting The Fairmont Château Laurier, Renaissance Room Committee Meetings The Fairmont Château Laurier Free Time Ice Breaker The Fairmont Château Laurier, Drawing Room Hospitality Suite The Fairmont Château Laurier, Quebec Suite Monday, June 23, Running Room Program Registration & Information Desk Open The Fairmont Château Laurier, French Corridor Breakfast Opening Ceremonies & Keynote Speaker

2 His Worship Mayor Jim Watson City of Ottawa Chief Paul Cook North Bay Police Service President, Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police Chief Charles Bordeleau Ottawa Police Service Keynote Speaker Sir Terence Matthews The Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance s national spokesperson will provide insight for taking immediate action to move Canada from 14th to 1st place in innovation and competitive performance Refreshment Break E-disclosure This session will provide an update from the OACP Justice Committee on the progress that has been made on E-Disclosure. The presentation will provide both Versaterm & Niche clients with a review of the state of readiness for those systems to integrate into an electronic crown brief along with an update of the current state and future plans of Ministry of the Attorney General in relation to the Provincial Roll out of the Electronic Crown Brief Exchange. Chief Dennis Poole Chatham-Kent Police Service Deputy Chief Peter Sloly Toronto Police Service Mark Saltmarsh Director The Office of Crown Strategic Initiatives Ministry of the Attorney General Paul Hamelin Executive Director Ontario Police Technology Information Co-operative

3 Lunch Collaborative Community Safety Planning: Lessons Learned Free Time This session will cover: A logical framework for local, community safety planning Challenge conventional barriers to multisectoral collaboration Provide guidelines for information sharing in the context of current protection of privacy legislation Identify Ontario pilot sites Summarize areas for legislative reform Deputy Chief Andrew Fletcher Halton Regional Police Service Chair, OACP Community Safety & Crime Prevention Committee President s Night Canadian War Museum Dr. Hugh Russell Community Justice Consultant Reception Foyer Dinner - Lebreton Gallery The Museum Gallery and displays in the Lebreton Gallery will be open for viewing. This evening will include dinner with food stations. Entertainment includes a band and dancing. Tuesday, June 24, Running Room Program

4 Registration & Information Desk Open The Fairmont Château Laurier, French Corridor Breakfast Future of Policing Advisory Committee Update On October 27, 2011, the OACP called upon then Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services to host a Summit on the future of policing in Ontario. In response, a Summit on the Future of Policing was held in March 2012, which brought together police leaders and other partners to discuss the current challenges facing police services in Ontario and their sustainability into the future. Following the Summit, the Ministry created a new stakeholder advisory committee, the Future of Policing Advisory Committee (FPAC), supported by a number of Working groups, to plan for effective, efficient, and sustainable police service delivery in Ontario. This session will provide an overview of the FPAC process and highlight themes, preliminary recommendations and potential changes arising from that work to date. Deputy Minister Matt Torigian Public Safety Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services Refreshment Break Assistant Deputy Minister Glenn Murray Public Safety Division Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services Ron Bain Executive Director The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police Tackling Racial Profiling This session will provide information related to the serious challenges around racial profiling, including carding, street checks, and race-based data collection. The session will specifically address implications of these issues for law enforcement and intelligence

5 gathering. The session will be presented in a bear pit format after the initial information sessions. Deputy Chief Peter Sloly Toronto Police Service Anne Cavoukian Information and Privacy Commissioner Province of Ontario Lynda A. Bordeleau Partner, Head of Police Law Group Perley-Robertson, Hill & McDougall LLP/s.r.l Award and Life Members Luncheon, Torch Run Presentation Free Time Casual Night National Arts Centre Rooftop Terrace Tent Held at the National Art Gallery on the Rooftop Terrace with a buffet dinner. Entertainment includes a band and dancing. Wednesday, June 25, Running Room Program Registration & Information Desk Open The Fairmont Château Laurier, French Corridor Breakfast Use of Force Update

6 This session will provide an update on the Province s Use of Force review from a police and Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services perspective. Deputy Chief Mike Federico Toronto Police Service Refreshment Break Lisa Sabourin Standards Officer (Acting) Police Standards Section Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services De-escalation Research and Training This session will provide the research and background on a course offered at the Ottawa Police Service based on research from the Justice Institute of British Columbia. The session will also provide feedback on the training and its effectiveness. Constable Steve Hart Ottawa Police Service Lunch Decreasing Police Services Motor Vehicle Collisions (MVCs) This session will provide an overview of the initiatives being employed by Peel Regional Police, Guelph Police Service, and York Regional Police to decrease the number of officer-involved collisions. It will also include a video re-enactment of a fatal collision that is being used as a training tool for front-line members and identify technological solutions that will assist in achieving the goal of decreasing departmental MVCs. Chief Bryan Larkin Guelph Police Service Superintendent Gerard (Gerry) Milne York Regional Police

7 Superintendent Lee Weare Peel Regional Police OACP Annual General Meeting and Closing Ceremonies Free Time Gala Reception & Dinner Held in the Grand Ballroom of The Fairmont Château Laurier. Reception and plated dinner followed by entertainment and dancing Hospitality Suite The Fairmont Château Laurier, Quebec Suite