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Ethics Committee

Mandate:

To promote appropriate ethical behaviour in the Canadian law enforcement community.

Strategic Priorities/Objectives:

To promote ethical and professional leadership amongst the CACP membership.
To provide or identify learning opportunities for police organizations that enhances ethical decision-making in member organizations.
To provide CACP members with information about learning opportunities available through other organizations.
To identify and provide information on best practices in ethical decision-making.
To provide a link to other entities that support ethical organizational development.
To provide advice on ethical issues to the Board of Directors of the CACP.

Significant Accomplishments 2016/2017:

Continued working with Dr. Stephen Maguire on phase 2 of the Professionalism in Policing survey. Results are planned for release in late 2017/early 2018.
Worked with Justice Tulloch regarding recommendations in his report on civilian oversight, specifically regarding the creation of a College/Code of Ethics for police officers including certification/accreditation.
Studied the UK Experience in professionalism and the development of a national framework for agency-wide code of ethics with a focus on continued professional development; a national code of ethics; continuous learning for officers in the study of ethics, and day-to-day ethics programs.
Reviewed learning and promoted the York Regional Police and their implementation of an agency-wide ethics model.

Initiatives Planned 2017/2018:

Complete literature review from the Professionalism in Policing Study
Provide policy/evidence-based research to Chiefs on topics relating to professionalism (e.g. duty to report policy and core policing organizational values
Collaborate with the Global Studies 2017 program to identify data that may assist in building a measure of public trust.
Complete a second survey on Professionalism in Policing in 2018
Identify evidence-based documents within the research of the CACP Ethics Committee to be forwarded to the CACP Research Foundation.

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