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The right of access to information is a central component of the right to freedom of expression. It is both the general right of the public to have access to information of public interest from a variety of sources, and the right of the media to access information.
If you are seeking access to government records generally, you can submit an access to information request under the Access to Information Act. If you are seeking access to your own personal information held by a government institution, you can submit a request for personal information under the Privacy Act.
It provides for public accountability through a right of access to records under the control of public bodies and mandates how a public body is to collect, use and disclose an individuals personal information.
The Access to Information Act gives every Canadian citizen, permanent resident, individual or corporation in Canada the right to request access to records that are under the control of federal government institutions, regardless of their format.
The Access to Information Act (ATIA) gives Canadian citizens, permanent residents, individuals present in Canada, and corporations located in Canada the right to have access to information in federal government records that are not of a personal nature.
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GCMS has replaced the old systems CAIPS and FOSS that were used before 2010. The GCMS notes are issued under the Access to Information and Privacy Act (ATIP). ATIP is a federal law and Service Links Canada office can get access to its client information from any government department under this law.
Most public bodies in Canada are subject to freedom of information legislation. These are laws that give people access to public records that have not otherwise been released.
Building on the successes of the Global RTI Rating, Centre for Law and Democracy has now moved on to apply the RTI Rating Methodology to Canadas 14 federal, provincial and territorial access laws.

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