For activities in support of CSE's foreign intelligence mandate, the Minister must be satisfied that: • The interception will be directed at foreign entities outside Canada; • The information to be obtained could not reasonably be obtained by other means; • The expected foreign intelligence value of the interception justifies it; and • Satisfactory measures are in place to protect the privacy of C. [...] • All CSE activities must comply with relevant Canadian laws, including: • The Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which protects Canadians and persons in Canada from unreasonable search and seizure; • The National Defence Act, which outlines clear limitations on CSE activities; • The Criminal Code, which prohibits the interception of private communications; and • The Privacy Act, which outlines how C. [...] 5 Management & control • To what degree is senior management aware and supportive? • What is the governance framework? • How will supervisors monitor activities? 11 Canad'd CERRID 1.0053418 This links back to the NDA in sec 273.62(2) "The Chief...has the management and control of the Establishment and all matters relating to it." and to the priorities set in SIGINT 2015. [...] • Corporate and Operational Policy (aka D2) is responsible for the sanitization and release of suppressed identities and for ensuring CSEC's lawfulness and the protection of the privacy of Canadians • External Review (aka D3) is responsible for CSEC's relationship with external review bodies, in particular, the Office of the CSE Commissioner (aka OCSEC). [...] OPS-1! • Oh geez, that's a Canadian! What now? • What is a privacy incident? • The Privacy Incident File, aka The PIF: Why it's important naal • Explain the gist of OPS-1: the protection of the privacy of Canadians.
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