Canadian Victims Bill of Rights (CVBR)

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• Will victims have the right to seek restitution?
• If a victim does not want to directly receive information about an offender, but still wants to exercise their participation rights, what can they do?
• How will victims be able to participate in the criminal justice system?
• How will victims' safety be taken into consideration?
• What happens when a victim no longer wants to receive information from Correctional Service Canada (CSC)?
• What happens if a victim feels that their rights have been denied or infringed (violated)?
• How will victims be receiving information relating to an offender's correctional plan and the most recent photo of the offender?
• What kind of information will victims receive regarding an offender's progress in relation to his or her correctional plan?
• What information can victims receive from Correction Services Canada (CSC)?
• Has the definition of victim changed?
• Will victims be informed of changes to the Canadian Victims Bill of Rights (CBVR)?
• When does the Canadian Victim Bill of Rights (CVBR) come into force?
• What is the Canadian Victim Bill of Rights (CVBR)?