Examining the World of ATIP in Today's Landscape
March 7, 2008
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Congress Centre – 55 Colonel By Drive
Facilitated by Kris Klein
Registration at 8:15 am
Workshop runs from 9 am to 4:30 pm
Why Should I Attend?
Access to information and privacy (ATIP) is an ever changing landscape, especially in a federal context. There are new issues popping up that affect this world almost daily. New orders, legislation, never seen before requests, an ever-increasing focus on government transparency, obscure privacy breaches and illegal activities etc. all make the life of an ATIP professional very interesting to say the least. But how does one keep up? Currently you probably don't...how can you, really? This workshop is geared towards identifying these current issues, measuring the impact on this community, and then exploring methodologies, techniques and solutions to help cope with this ever-changing landscape. Join Kris Klein to learn more about the latest developments in:
- Interpretations on what is and what is not personal information
- Interacting with the Commissioner's office - the latest on their powers and procedures
- Is there a hidden public interest override in the Access to Information Act?
- The issues that are most pressing to you...
You will also be given the opportunity to drive what issues this workshop explores. Upon registering you will be prompted to provide Kris with the issue(s) that are causing you the most grief or peak your interest the most. Kris will then ensure the most popular issues are identified, dissected, and hopefully clarified. Join your colleagues today in this highly informative and interactive workshop to ensure your landscape is easily traveled.
About Your Workshop Facilitator:
Kris Klein, a native of Ottawa, has more than a decade of experience in the federal regulatory arena, which he gained in both the public and private sectors in Canada. His is also one of the country’s leading experts on the application of the Access to Information Act, the Privacy Act, and the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).
Prior to starting his own law and consulting firm, Kris practiced law with McCarthy Tétrault, a preeminent, national firm delivering legal services in Canada and globally. He also has a significant amount of litigation experience, working for the Federal Department of Justice, and he has also provided strategic legal advice for the Privy Council Office.
More recently, Kris practiced exclusively in the area of privacy law for the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. In his capacity as litigation counsel, Kris advised the Commissioner and senior officials on legal, policy and strategic positions available in privacy matters, including the handling of high-profile and sensitive cases. In addition, he interacted, negotiated and settled complaints with private sector organizations facing complaints about privacy issues. Kris also represented the Commissioner and her office publicly, as a conference speaker, before Parliamentary committee and in interviews with the media.
How Much Will it Cost?

If you register by February 15th, 2008: $449.00 + 5%GST = $471.45
If you register after February 15th, 2008: $499.00 + 5%GST = $523.95
To register for this program or find out more information please:
Call: 613.226.8317 Fax: 613.226.8421
Email to: registration@verney.ca (subject line: Kris Klein Workshop)

The Canadian Association of Professional Access and Privacy Administrators (CAPAPA) is a unique association that is dedicated to the ongoing professional development, education and expanded expertise of individuals who work in the information access and privacy field. Incorporated in June, 2002, CAPAPA has members across Canada in both the private sector and all levels of government.
CAPAPA has been created in response to the growing demand for information access and protection of privacy (IAPP) professionals in the private and public sectors. The Faculty of Extension of the University of Alberta has played a key role in helping to facilitate the creation of this professional association.
Please visit their website at www.capapa.org for more details about CAPAPA and the programs they run and support.
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