Dennis Bevington moved, — That Bill C-42, in Clause 2, be amended by adding after line 24 on page 1 the following:“(1.1) Every Canadian air carrier that is contacted — and every air carrier that is contacted at a location in Canada — by a person for the purpose of purchasing a ticket for a flight that is scheduled to depart from Canada or take place in a Canadian aircraft and to land in, or fly over, the United States shall inform the person before the ticket is purchased that, if the person purchases a ticket for that flight,
(a) all of the personal information provided by that person will be transmitted to the security services of the Government of the United States;
(b) this information will be used by the security services of the Government of the United States to determine, by checking against their no-fly list, whether the person will be allowed to board the flight;
(c) this information may be held by the Government of the United States for up to 99 years;
(d) this information may be shared by the Government of the United States with the security services of other nations;
(e) the person may have no legal recourse against either the air carrier, the Government of Canada or the Government of the United States should they be denied boarding; and
(f) the person may have no legal recourse in order to remove their name from the no-fly list referred to in paragraph (b) if they are denied boarding pursuant to that list in respect of a flight originating outside the United States.”