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Canadian departmental account reports coordination with the Canada Centre on engagement with TAT as of October 2023. No US award or classification authority assigned to this body.
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → US National Security Council
As-of date of internal status account; released 12 August 2024, not a current 2026 coordination status.
Background column reports Canada Centre work with the US NSC on TAT support for small social-media platforms. Meeting dates and operational instructions unknown; NSC is not identified as the funding agency.
The same October 2023 document records Canada Centre–US National Security Council coordination on engagement with TAT , and reports a US funding process for TAT linked to Christchurch commitments . These are substantive governmental coordination and resource-mobilization relations, alongside the launch. The acquired Canadian record supplies the attribution; it does not identify a completed US award, paying agency, amount, conditions or payment.
Read the research & sources ↗Institutional context, scoped to this 5 October 2023 internal status account: PDF2's Background column, Commitment 36 / Prevention, says the Canada Centre worked with the US National Security Council on engagement with TAT concerning support for small social-media platforms addressing terrorist exploitation. The visual column alignment has been checked. This reports coordination around a named intermediary, without documenting who drafted particular classifications or could order a platform decision. Its separate OECD bullet does not make OECD part of the TCAP award.
Read the research & sources ↗Canadian TCAP delivery and sponsor acceptance — bounded return ↗
Canada Centre — Public Safety Canada → coordinated engagement with TAT according to Canada’s status account → US National Security Council
As-of date of internal status account; released 12 August 2024, not a current 2026 coordination status.
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Background column reports Canada Centre work with the US NSC on TAT support for small social-media platforms. Meeting dates and operational instructions unknown; NSC is not identified as the funding agency.