Can ID? visions for Canada's identity policy : understanding identity policy and policy alternatives
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1 electronic text (132 p.) : digital file. - Publisher: Toronto, Ont. : Information Policy Research Program, Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto ; [2007]
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General Note: | Issued as part of the desLibris documents collection. |
Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 131-132). |
Formatted Contents Note: | Introduction. The importance of identity policy -- 2. Dynamics of identity policy. 1. Political risks; 2. Drivers; 3. Feasibility of goals and realities; 4. Effectiveness of the choices; 5. Costs; 6. Who decides the policy and owns the system?; 7. How does the system regard privacy and civil liberties?; Case: Real ID -- 3. Benefits of a national identity policy framework. Why identity assurance is important; Uses for identity assurance in various sectors; Economic benefits of leading a national discussion; Lessons from abroad; Conclusions -- 4. Research workshops and consultations. Strategic issues; Practical issues; Summary -- 5. What's happening in Canada. Ontario smart card project; Identity documents in Quebec; Alberta's drivers licence; BC Ministry of Health; Smart borders; Treasury board secretariat identity management initiatives; Industry Canada; Statistics Canada's national routing system; Synthesis -- 6. Analysis of drivers: key challenges for Canada. Technological optimism; International obligations; Innovative thinking; Consent and consultation; Conclusions -- 7. Identity system strategies. Components of effective identity systems -- 8. Identity policy principles. A citizen-centred definition of identity; Guiding precept; Some fundamental rights in relation to identity; Fair identity practice principles?; Identity system desiderata; Reflections on identity principles -- 9. Conclusions. The five tests; Importance of process; Testing Canada; Concluding remarks; About this project; About the FIS research team; About the LSE research team -- Appendix A. Privacy protection in Canadian charter jurisprudence. Section 8 cases; Non-section 8 cases; Conclusions -- Appendix B. Sources for identity principles. |
System Details Note: | Mode of access: World Wide Web. |
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