Traduction de «scanning time » (Anglais → Français) :

28. Stresses that data generated by the scanning process must not be used for purposes other than that of detecting prohibited objects, may be used only for the amount of time necessary for the screening process, must be destroyed immediately after each person has passed through the security control and may not be stored;

20. Calls for passengers and staff members to receive prior, proper and comprehensive information about the body scanner and the procedure of being checked by it, including their right to refuse to go through a body scanner and their right to complain and seek effective legal redress in case of irregularities related to the body scan or their refusal to be submitted to it and the subsequent standard security check; stresses that information to the passengers and staff members about the body scanner and the procedure of being checked by it should be provided not only at the time ...[+++] of the booking by the airline or on the airport website but also at the screenings; stresses the need for proper training of security personnel in this regard;

2. Takes the view that some scanning methods that are effective and quick for passengers, given the time taken at checkpoints, constitute added value in the field of aviation security;

(Return tabled) Question No. 195 Mr. Glenn Thibeault: With respect to full body scanners: (a) what is the approximate cost of each unit; (b) what is the total cost for all scanners purchased or slated to be purchased between 2009 and 2013; (c) what is the average cost of installing a full body scanner in an airport; (d) what proportion of passengers screened in Canadian airports is expected to be scanned by full body scanners; (e) how many passengers does this amount to in a year; (f) what is the average time needed to scan a single passenger using a full body scanner; (g) what is the average time needed to scan a passenger using c ...[+++]onventional security measures; (h) how many Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) screening officers have been trained to operate the scanners since 2009; (i) how many CATSA screening officers will be trained to operate the scanners once they are fully implemented; (j) what kind of training do CATSA screening officers receive before operating the scanners; (k) what was the number of CATSA screening officers and instructors that successfully received certification and the number that were unsuccessful since 2009; (l) what internal assessments, if any, exist regarding the efficacy of full body scanners; (m) what are the conclusions or recommendations of these assessments; and (n) what is the number and nature of complaints to CATSA pertaining to the use of full body scanners since 2009?

Since launching the Ontario wait times strategy in November 2004, wait times for procedures have been reduced by 19.6% for cataract surgeries, 17.9% for hip replacements, 11.8% for knee replacements, 25% for angioplasty, 23% for MRI exams, and 13.6% for CT scans.

Mrs. Carolyn Parrish: This person can just sit there as a watchdog for abortions, scan the whole thing, or same-sex marriages, or any issue like that, scan it, and object every time that comes up, then direct the person who sits for their party on that panel to vote against it.