Military Police Complaints Commission of Canada
The Military Police Complaints Commission of Canada (MPCC) is a civilian, quasi-judicial oversight agency that operates independently of the Government of Canada.
The Commission reviews and investigates complaints concerning military police conduct and investigates allegations of interference in military police investigations. It reports its findings and makes recommendations directly to the military police and national defence leadership.
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The Military Police Complaints Commission of Canada is conducting a public interest investigation (PII) into allegations concerning the treatment of Afghan detainees by members of the Military Police (MP) in 2010‑2011, and related investigations in 2011‑2012.
2019-05-02 - News Release
The 2018 Annual Report was tabled in Parliament today by the Honourable Harjit Sajjan, Minister of National Defence.
Services and information
How to make a complaint
Learn how to file a complaint.
Complaint form
Access the MPCC complaint form.
Conduct complaint process
Learn about the conduct complaint process.
Interference complaint process
Learn about the interference complaint process.
Request for review
Request a review of the complaint.
The Military Police
An overview of the Military Police.
Case Summaries
This section provides access to case summaries giving a description of the cases we dealt with since the MPCC opened its doors in December 1999.
Public Interest Cases
This section provides access to the public interest investigations and hearings conducted by the MPCC, including the Chairperson’s final reports.
Laws and Regulations
The legislative mandate of the Military Police Complaints Commission is found in Part IV of the National Defence Act (NDA). Additional regulations under the NDA are also relevant to the Commission's activities.
Corporate information
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