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  1. www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca › en › the-national-dna-data-bankThe National DNA Data Bank of Canada - Annual Report 2020 ...

    Jan 1, 2022 · The DNA Identification Act allows the NDDB to maintain the following indices (databases): Convicted Offenders Index (COI) Crime Scene Index (CSI) Victims Index (VI) Voluntary Donors Index (VDI) Missing Persons Index (MPI) Relatives of Missing Persons Index (RMI) Human Remains Index (HRI)

  2. grc.ca › en › national-dna-data-bankGuide to the Victims Index and Voluntary Donors Index of the ...

    In 2014, the Government of Canada amended the DNA Identification Act to establish 5 new DNA indexes in the NDDB: the Victims Index (VI), the Voluntary Donors Index (VDI), the Missing Persons Index (MPI), the Human Remains Index (HRI) and the Relatives of Missing Persons Index (RMI).

  3. rcmp.ca › en › corporate-informationThe National DNA Data Bank of Canada - Annual Report 2023 ...

    The DNA Identification Act allows the National DNA Data Bank to maintain the following indices (databases): Convicted Offenders Index; Crime Scene Index; Victims Index; Voluntary Donors Index; Missing Persons Index; Relatives of Missing Persons Index; Human Remains Index

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  4. www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca › en › national-missing-personsNational Missing Persons DNA Program - Royal Canadian Mounted ...

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    The Program maintains three non-criminal/humanitarian DNA indices. Missing Persons Index (MPI) 1. This index containsDNA profiles of missing persons from personal effects, such as a toothbrush, hairbrush or razor. Relatives of Missing Persons Index (RMI) 1. This index contains DNA profiles voluntarily submitted by close relatives of the missing per...

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    The NDDBmaintains four criminal DNA indices: 1. Convicted Offenders Index (COI) 2. Crime Scene Index (CSI) 3. The Victims Index (VI) 4. The Voluntary Donors Index (VDI) These NDDBindices are not part of the NMPDP. However, comparisons will be made between these indices, the Missing Persons Index and the Human Remains Index.

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    The DNA Identification Actdescribes how investigators can use humanitarian DNA. There are restrictions built into the legislation to prevent the misuse of indices. In addition, there are four requirements that address the comparison and communication of DNA information in the legislation: 1. It is an offence for anyone to use or communicate any DNA...

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    For more information about the National Missing Persons DNA Program, please contact NCMPUR at: canadasmissing-disparuscanada@rcmp-grc.gc.ca

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  5. www.grc.gc.ca › en › the-national-dna-data-bankThe National DNA Data Bank of Canada - Annual Report 2019 ...

    The NDDB maintains the following indices: The COI, CSI, VI and VDI provide assistance to criminal investigations as follows: Comparing DNA profiles found at crime scenes against the DNA profiles of convicted offenders (CSI to COI). When a match is made, it can help identify a suspect.

  6. publications.gc.ca › collections › CollectionThe National DNA Data Bank of Canada - publications.gc.ca

    100,000 profiles entered into the NDDB’s two indices: the Convicted Offender Index (COI) and the Crime Scene Index (CSI). The COI contains DNA profiles from offenders convicted of a designated offence such as homicide, manslaughter and break and enter. The CSI is made up of DNA profiles derived from biological substances (e.g. blood,

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  8. publications.gc.ca › collections › collection_2021NATIONAL DNA DATA BANK ADVISORY COMMITTEE

    The NDDB has historically been comprised of two indices: The Convicted Offenders Index (COI) is an electronic index that has been developed from DNA profiles collected from offenders convicted of designated primary and secondary offences