1.Which category best identifies you?

I'm a condo owner (but am NOT on the board)

I'm a tenant (but am NOT on the board)

I'm a condo director

I'm a condo manager

I'm a professional providing services to condos

Other:

2.What kind of condo do you live in?

Townhome

Low to mid-rise

High-rise

I don't live in a condo

3.What province do you live in?

Ontario

Alberta

British Columbia

Manitoba

Newfoundland Labrador

New Brunswick 

Nova Scotia

PEI

Québec

Saskatchewan

One of the Territories

Other (please specify)

4.Generally speaking, should condo corporations cooperate with police investigations?

Yes. Always.

It depends on the crime being investigated.

No, unless the police has a warrant.

5.Should condo corporations allow police to enter the complex to investigate a matter?

Yes. Always.

It depends on the crime being investigated.

No, unless the police has a warrant.

6.Should condo corporations grant police access to its existing security footage?

Yes. Always.

It depends what crime is being investigated.

No, unless the police has a warrant.

7.Should condos allow police to install hidden cameras or recording devices on common elements in the context of an ongoing investigation.

Yes. Always.

It depends what crime is being investigated.

Only if the police has a warrant permitting them to do so.

8.If some of your answers depended on the type of crime being investigated, which crime(s) would warrant cooperation with the police?

9.Should the owners have a say in whether the corporation will cooperate with the police?

No.  This is a board decision.

Yes. Owners should be advised of the extent of the condo cooperation with police.

Only if it requires the installation of secret recording devices.

10.Please feel free to add any additional comments.