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Darlene Blakeley to create enduring culture change by finalizing Navy Public Affairs Ottawa and implementing its The Royal Canadian Navy new Code of Conduct in (RCN) has been decisive in taking February 2016. action to eliminate harmful and This is the product inappropriate sexual behaviour of the Navy’s Conduct within its ranks. Renewal Initiative, and Following the release of is aimed at promoting a the second report on Aug. 30, respectful professional which details the progress of the environment for all mem- Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) bers, free of all forms in Operation Honour, the RCN of discrimination and provided an update on steps it has harassment. Operation taken to ensure a safe and respect- Honour’s keystones are ful workplace. foundational and the core “The RCN has always dealt with military values of duty, misconduct issues directly, par- integrity, loyalty and cour- ticularly when it comes to those age are reinforced. holding positions of leadership The RCN Code of or command,” said Vice-Admiral Conduct is being imple- Ron Lloyd, Commander RCN. mented through for- “Trust is a key component of lead- mal training, as well as ership and discipline, and it must through mentorship and not be placed in doubt. When we leadership at all levels of lose confidence or trust in those the chain of command. holding positions of responsibility, Specifically, the RCN they are removed from those posi- has developed a training tions, and the issues surrounding strategy to address both the removal are examined.” Operation Honour and the RCN ing and shore units have incor- From the Admiral The RCN took a major step Conduct Renewal Initiative. This porated a conduct brief as part new series of training modules of the in-routine process upon was developed by naval training arrival to the unit. The aim is to I, of course, echo the comments from the Chief of the staff in concert with the CAF reinforce institutional and com- Defence Staff and the Navy Commander made in Ottawa fol- Quick Facts Strategic Response Team on mand expectations of behaviour lowing the release of the report. Sexual Misconduct. and comportment. I and my leaders at all levels support the Defence Team At a policy level, the navy The navy is placing added impe- leadership in collectively working to create a workspace for • From April to July 2016, a has adopted the Gender-Based tus on tracking, and will soon put our sailors and civilian team that is free from any sort of abuse, total of 148 incidents of sex- Analysis Plus initiative, enhanc- in place a pan-command incident discrimination and inappropriate sexual behaviour. ual behaviour were reported. ing its capacity to understand and monitoring methodology, improv- There is no place in the Canadian Armed Forces for members Of these, 97 remain ongo- account for evolving gender reali- ing its ability to identify tenden- who are not able to treat their fellow members with respect ing, and 51 investigations ties and inequalities. Forthwith, cies and trends, and respond to and dignity. all navy personnel policy analysts these. have been completed. The Navy Commander was clear in his intentions to, “identify must complete Gender-Based “Our goal is to apply the prin- • 30 individuals received dis- inappropriate conduct, provide care to those who have been Analysis Plus training. ciples of Operation Honour ciplinary and/or administra- The navy is also conducting through what we call ‘deck-plate wronged, and hold predators to account.” tive action. research related to the attitudes leadership’ – the immediate and I am, of course, fully committed to carrying-out the direction • 10 cases were ruled unfound- and behaviours of its members. visible interaction between lead- of the Commander Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) - as is the com- ed. Three cases were referred This includes sponsoring a study ers and junior personnel at all plete Maritime Forces Pacific and Joint Task Force Pacific leader- to civilian authorities. In by research specialists investi- levels,” explained VAdm Lloyd. ship team, both military (Regular and Reserve) and civilian. four incidents, the alleged gating the effects of operational “Our next steps are to continue In pursuit, it is worthwhile to note, that the RCN Code of offender was not identified stress on social behaviours, and to build confidence in the chain Conduct was officially released in February of 2016 and it is and no further action was any attendant correlations to inci- of command and in the available central to our efforts. It formally promotes a respectful profes- possible. In one case, mem- dents of personal misconduct. reporting mechanisms, so that vic- sional environment, free from all forms of discrimination and The RCN has amended Ship’s tims will not fear reprisal in com- bers involved participated in harassment, and it formalizes our stance that everyone in the Standing Orders to include what’s ing forward.” alternate dispute resolution. RCN has a leadership role to play when it comes upholding called an “Away from Home Port” “At the end of the day, this is good conduct and the elimination of harmful and inappropri- • The remaining three cases protocol. Command teams now all about people,” added VAdm ate sexual behaviour. were disciplinary matters provide a verbal briefing to their Lloyd. “It’s about making sure We are committed to showing “what right looks like” and are that did not fall within the ship’s company on the first night they have a safe and respectful steadfast in our resolve to create an environment of trust for our parameters of Operation in any port away from home. This workplace, free from abuse or dis- sailors and civilians. Honour. briefing outlines all expectations crimination – one in which they related to alcohol, conduct and can focus on, and carry out their RAdm Art McDonald safety. In addition, all RCN seago- duties in the service of Canada.” Commander MARPAC

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