I just wanted to let everyone know that I have been in correspondence with the Office of the Information Commissioner of Canada investigator assigned to the Associations complaint regarding the LAC Code of Conduct. The investigator reports that she will undertake a detailed review of the Library and Archives Canadas Code of Conduct while considering [our] concerns set out in [our] complaint dated July 11, 2013. She is in the initial stage of reviewing the file and gathering all of the necessary information to advance the investigation.
In addition, the investigator has made initial contact with the officials at Library and Archives Canada and will seek further submissions from them, as deemed necessary.
I have been keeping CLA and The Partnership up to date on this matter as well. CLA and many of associations that are members of The Partnership also made efforts to bring this issue into the public arena. They too are watching this process with interest.
Regards,
Louise
From: Louise White [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: September 19, 2013 12:22 PM
To: Natasa Puskar
Subject: File 3213-00870 (APLA)
Good afternoon Natasa. The Atlantic Provinces Library Association was pleased to learn that our complaint against the Library and Archives Canada Code of Conduct was received by the Office of the Information Commissioner and assigned to an investigator. Can you please tell me what happens next? How is a complaint such as ours investigated?
Louise
Louise White
President, Atlantic Library Association
Associate University Librarian (Marine, Music & Education)
Dr. C.R. Barrett Library
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Tel 709 757 0719
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