Also from today: RCMP won& #39;t be providing information such as the relationship between victims and their killer https://twitter.com/btaplatt/status/1252956192588136448?s=19">https://twitter.com/btaplatt/...
I bring this up because if you have a culture of not actively disclosing information to the public, then... You have a culture of not actively disclosing information to the public, even when it might be information they need to know
There& #39;s a broader question here about the culture of public communication within the RCMP, and whether it is a net good or net bad for public safety
If you& #39;re in a culture of "we won& #39;t tell you about the relationship between victims and killers" and "we won& #39;t disclose that the killer was previously convicted of assault because technically it& #39;s not a criminal record" then are you more or less likely to put out public alerts?
The more fundamental question is whether you have a culture that views it as a basic tenant to actively disclose information to the public, or one that prefers not to
This isn& #39;t a question about individuals within the system. It& #39;s a question about the system itself, which shapes individual& #39;s behaviour
Fundamentally, if the default position is: "We won& #39;t disclose unless there is a good reason to", you wind up in a different place then "We will disclose unless there is a good reason not to".

I am curious what the default position is.
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