G20 Review: Estimated Time for Completion of Final Report

TORONTO, April 13, 2012 /CNW/ - The G20 Review continues to work on its final report and analyze the questions and issues stated in its Terms of Reference.  The G20 Review is committed to producing a final report that considers all available information and answers all of the questions or issues posed in the Terms of Reference developed by the Toronto Police Services Board.

The G20 Review still expects to receive some additional information from policing and security entities that were engaged in policing for the G20 Summit.  However, the G20 Review has been drafting its final report while simultaneously examining the new information that has and will be made available.

At this time, the G20 Review estimates that its final report will be delivered to the Toronto Police Services Board by Wednesday, June 29, 2012.  It is important to note that this date represents a best estimate based on the information that is currently available to the G20 Review and that the timeline is subject to change if new information becomes available or as a result of unanticipated delays.

About the Review 

The Independent Civilian Review into Matters Relating to the G20 Summit was launched on September 23, 2010 by the Toronto Police Services Board.  The Review will examine issues concerning the role the Board played with respect to the policing of the G20 Summit that was held in Toronto on June 25-27, 2010.  It will also examine the role played by the Toronto Police Service during the G20 Summit, with a view to determining whether the plans developed and implemented were adequate and effective for policing of the Summit.  The Board appointed the Honourable John W. Morden, a former Associate Chief Justice of Ontario, to conduct the Review and provide a report and recommendations.

about the G20 Review, visit www.g20review.ca.

For information and media inquiries, contact Ryan Teschner, Review Counsel, at [phone].