Criminal Code — C-46 83.032
 with a request to provide information that ought to have been included in the application. Assessment (8) The Minister who refers an application must, as part of the referral, set out their assessment of how the application meets the conditions set out in paragraphs (6)(a) to (e). Conditions for grant (9) The Public Safety Minister may grant the authorization under subsection (1) if they are satisfied that (a) there is no practical way to carry out the activity proposed in the application without creating a risk that, in whole or in part, a terrorist group will use or benefit from the property or financial or related services at issue; and (b) the benefits of carrying out of that activity outweigh that risk, taking into account (i) the referral of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration or both of those Ministers, as the case may be, (ii) the security review conducted by the Public Safety Minister under subsection (10), (iii) any mitigation measures to minimize that risk, and any other terms and conditions, that may be included in the authorization, and (iv) any other factor that the Public Safety Minister considers appropriate in the circumstances. Security review (10) In conducting a security review, the Public Safety Minister must assess the impact of granting the authorization on the financing of terrorism, and in doing so may consider, among other factors, (a) whether the applicant or any person who is to be involved in carrying out the activity proposed in the application has any links to a terrorist group; (b) the likelihood that the applicant or any person who is to be involved in carrying out that activity will be acting for the benefit of, at the direction of or in association with a terrorist group in carrying out the activity; and (c) whether the applicant or any person who is to be involved in carrying out that activity is being or has been investigated for having committed a terrorism offence or has ever been charged with a terrorism offence. Additional information (11) The Public Safety Minister may request that the applicant provide any additional information in respect of the application in the form and manner, and within the period, that are specified by that Minister. If the applicant fails, without reasonable excuse, to provide the information within the specified period, that Minister may deem the application to be withdrawn. Terms and conditions (12) The Public Safety Minister may make the authorization subject to any terms and conditions that, in their opinion, are required. Third party involvement (13) An authorization applies not only to the person to whom it is granted but also to any other person involved, directly or indirectly, in carrying out a specified activity in accordance with the authorization. Period of validity (14) An authorization is valid for the period of not more than five years that is specified in the authorization. Decisions of the United Nations Security Council (15) In the case of an activity proposed in an application in the course of which property or financial or other related services will be used by or will benefit a listed entity that is subject to a sanctions regime established by the Security Council of the United Nations, the Public Safety Minister may authorize the carrying out of that activity only if the Minister of Foreign Affairs confirms that (a) the Security Council did not intend that the activity be prohibited; (b) the Security Council or a Committee established by the Security Council has approved the activity in advance; or (c) in the opinion of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, there is no obstacle in international law to granting the authorization. Statutory Instruments Act (16) The Statutory Instruments Act does not apply to an authorization. 2023, c. 14, s. 1