About: Justice and Public Safety
The Department of Justice and Public Safety works to develop supports to reduce risks to the community and to strengthen the criminal and civil justice systems. The department coordinates efforts for efficient public safety services to provide security to citizens from threats to their personal and economic stability.
Some of the priorities in this mandate are to:
- Designing and implementing PEI’s first Domestic Violence Court;
- Enhancing partnerships with communities and various stakeholder groups to ensure effective and efficient emergency response as well as completing the necessary work to keep public safety best practices top of mind, including completing the After Action Review of the response to Post-Tropical Storm Fiona;
- Further establishing a safe online environment by creating a multi-sectoral task force to develop and action plan to address cyberbullying and promote cyber-safety;
- Conducting an operational model and governance review of PEI Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) and ensure proper staff and resources are available through EMO to provide leadership for future emergency situations.
Structure and Employees
Community and Correctional Services
Crown Attorneys Office
Family Law and Court Services
Finance and Corporate Services
Financial and Consumer Services Division
Justice Policy and FPT Relations
Legal Aid
Legal, Legislative, Information Access, and Privacy Services
Minister's Office
Public Safety
Agencies, Boards and Commissions
- Court Transcribers Examining Board
- Credit Union Deposit Insurance Corporation
- Human Rights Commission (link is external)
- Judicial Remuneration Review Commission
- Law Society Council
- Criminal Code Review Board
- Police Commissioner (link is external)
- Public Trustee Advisory Committee
- Supreme Court Finance Committee
- Victim Services Advisory Committee