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(c)
Reporting Requirement: There be a regular reporting requirement
for any work taking place over an extended period, whereby the
senior TPS officer in charge of implementation is kept informed
regarding the progress of the work.
Third-party cooperation and relationships
RECOMMENDATION 82: In connection with those recommendations above
that call for the TPS to work with outside organizations such as government
ministries, hospitals and others, the TPS take a leadership role in forging and
fostering the necessary relationships.
RECOMMENDATION 83: The TPS collaborate with academic researchers,
hospitals and others to evaluate the effectiveness of TPS initiatives undertaken as
a result of this Review, including, where applicable, both quantitative and
qualitative evaluations.
Ongoing review
RECOMMENDATION 84: A follow-up review be conducted—whether by TPS
personnel, by an independent review body or by committee of interested
stakeholders—in five years’ time to assess the degree of success achieved in
minimizing the use of lethal force in encounters between the TPS and people in
crisis, and to make further recommendations for improvement. I recommend
that the results of that review be made public, and that the reviewers be similarly
tasked with developing recommendations for implementation.
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