National Joint Committee
The National Joint Committee of Senior Criminal Justice Officials (NJC) promotes mutual understanding, information sharing and cooperation among major criminal justice organizations. Created in 1973, the NJC is now established in five regions across Canada. It is a multi-jurisdictional forum that consists of senior officials appointed by:
- Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police
- Canadian Association of Crown Counsel
- Correctional Service of Canada
- Department of Justice
- First Nation Chiefs of Police Association
- Parole Board of Canada
- Public Safety Canada
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Activities of the NJC
- Annual Report 2012-2013
- Arrest Without Warrant: Handbook for Front-line Peace Officers 2013
- Annual Report 2011-2012
- Annual Report 2010-2011
- Annual Report 2009-2010
- Annual Report 2008-2009
- Pacific region
Additional information
- Arrest Without Warrant: Handbook for Front-line Peace Officers 2013
- The NJC Guide to Organizing Meetings, Workshops and Conferences (PDF 1,113KB)
- NJC Bylaws
- NJC Statutes
Corrections News Releases
Corrections Publications and Reports
- How to best predict sexual reoffending among sex offenders
- Child Pornography Offenders: A Review
- Helping Victims Prepare for the Release of a Federal Offender
- Assessment of the Impact of the Ontario Fentanyl Patch-for-Patch Return Program
- Research Summary - Offender Risk Assessment Practices Vary Across Canada
- More Corrections Publications and Reports
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