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Agenda

• 8:30am AT | Participant Consultation: Firearm organizations | Watch on our webcast or listen to live audio via the phone line
  • Participant organizations are invited to take part in public discussions about issues and potential ways to make changes based on a shared area of focus including victim advocacy organizations, gender-based organizations, police-related organizations and more
    • Attendees
      • Rod Giltaca, Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights
      • Charles J. Zach, National Firearms Association
      • John Parkin, Manager, Provincial Firearms Program, Department of Justice, Nova Scotia
      • Wendy Cukier, Coalition for Gun Control
      • Rachel Mainville-Dale; Director, Firearms Policy, Public Safety Canada
    • Presenter
      • Professor Joel Negin, University of Sydney and co-author of the Commissioned Report: Firearm regulation in Australia: Insights from international experience and research
• 1pm AT | RCMP Witness: Cst. Greg Wiley 
  • This testimony requires registration as the result of a Rule 43 application. For more details, please see the Decision Regarding Rule 43 application on behalf of Cst. Greg Wiley.
  • Registration links will be sent automatically to all Participants and accredited media.

What to expect when you register to watch proceedings the afternoon of Tuesday, September 6:

• You will receive a confirmation email to attend virtually. On Tuesday morning you will receive a Zoom link to watch the proceedings. This will be a webinar link and so your audio or video will not be visible to anyone.
• A transcript of the September 6 will be made available afterwards for those who cannot attend the live virtual proceedings that day.
• A video/audio recording of this witness testimony will not be posted. The Commission will not be permitting the dissemination, release or sharing of these proceedings as outlined in the Decision Regarding Rule 43 application on behalf of Cst. Greg Wiley.
• This means that members of the public and media are not permitted to publish, broadcast, or share recordings of audio or video from September 6, 2022 afternoon proceedings, this includes livestreaming through social media platforms (i.e. Youtube or Facebook). Any breach of the Commission’s order could result in a charge pursuant to s. 127 of the Criminal Code.

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Note

• Share your suggestions for change to help inform the Commission's final report and recommendations to help make our communities safer.
• Visit the calendar for the proceedings schedule.
• View the documents section for Research, Foundational Documents and Additional Exhibits that are entered into evidence during proceedings.
• To learn more about the Commission's third and final phase of work, visit the frequently asked questions page.
• All timing, agendas, format and schedules are subject to change and will be updated here as required.