The RCMP’s Use of Body-Worn Cameras in My Community

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This survey asks your perceptions of police officers and your opinion of the RCMP’s use of body-worn cameras. Body-worn cameras are small audio/video recording devices that police officers can wear on their clothes or accessories to film interactions with members of the public. For more information about the use of these cameras, please see the RCMP’s Body-Worn Cameras webpage.

Reason for the survey

This survey will:

Assess what Canadian communities think about police officers and the RCMP’s use of body-worn cameras.
Encourage conversation between the RCMP and the communities they serve.
Help the RCMP use body-worn cameras in a way that respects diverse cultures and communities.

Consent

NOTE: Questions with a * require a response.

*By completing this survey, you agree with the following:

- I am 18 years of age or older, or, if I am under 18, I have the approval of a parent or guardian to answer this survey.
- I am aware that the information I provide is confidential.
- I am aware that only a small group of RCMP researchers will have access to my data.
- I am aware that any information I provide will be reported in a way that ensures I won’t be identified.
- I understand that I can stop the survey at any point.

Notice

Please note that all information collected in this questionnaire will remain confidential. However, do not include any personal or private information in your comments.

For more information on this survey or body-worn cameras, you can contact us by email (BWC-CVC@rcmp-grc.gc.ca) or by mail:

Operational Research Unit – BWC Project
73 Leikin Drive Mailstop #8 (M3-3, 612)
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada
K1A 0R2