Annual report
 14. (1) This section applies to, (a)  an annual report provided by a municipal chief of police to a board under section 31 of Ontario Regulation 3/99 (Adequacy and Effectiveness of Police Services) made under the Act; and (b)  the annual report provided by the Commissioner under subsection 17 (4) of the Act. (2) A chief of police shall ensure that his or her annual report includes the following information in relation to attempted collections of identifying information: 1.  The number of attempted collections and the number of attempted collections in which identifying information was collected. 2.  The number of individuals from whom identifying information was collected. 3.  The number of times each of the following provisions was relied upon to not do something that would otherwise be required under subsection 6 (1): i.  subsection 6 (2), ii.  clause 6 (3) (a), iii.  clause 6 (3) (b), and iv.  clause 6 (3) (c). 4.  The number of times an individual was not given a document under clause 7 (1) (b) because the individual did not indicate that they wanted it. 5.  The number of times each of the following clauses was relied upon to not do something that would otherwise be required under subsection 7 (1): i.  clause 7 (2) (a), and ii.  clause 7 (2) (b). 6.  The number of attempted collections from individuals who are perceived, by a police officer, to be within the following groups based on the sex of the individual: i.  male individuals, and ii.  female individuals. 7.  For each age group established by the chief of police for the purpose of this paragraph, the number of attempted collections from individuals who are perceived, by a police officer, to be within that age group. 8.  For each racialized group established by the chief of police for the purpose of this paragraph, the number of attempted collections from individuals who are perceived, by a police officer, to be within that racialized group. 9.  A statement, based on an analysis of the information provided under this subsection, as to whether the collections were attempted disproportionately from individuals within a group based on the sex of the individual, a particular age or racialized group, or a combination of groups and if so, any additional information that the chief of police considers relevant to explain the disproportionate attempted collections. 10.  The neighbourhoods or areas where collections were attempted and the number of attempted collections in each neighbourhood or area. 11.  The number of determinations, referred to in subsection 9 (5), that section 5 or clause 9 (4) (a) was not complied with. 12.  The number of determinations, referred to in subsections 9 (6) and (7), that section 5, 6 or 7 was not complied with. 13.  The number of times members of the police force were permitted under subsection 9 (10) to access identifying information to which access must be restricted. (3) A chief of police shall establish age groups for the purpose of paragraph 7 of subsection (2). (4) A chief of police shall establish racialized groups for the purpose of paragraph 8 of subsection (2) and shall do so in a way that allows the information required by subsection (2) relating to the racialized groups to be comparable to the data referred to in the following paragraphs, as released by the Government of Canada on the basis of its most recent National Household Survey preceding the period covered by the chief of police’s annual report: 1.  For each derived visible minority group set out in the National Household Survey, the number of individuals who identified themselves as being within that group. 2.  The number of individuals who claimed Aboriginal identity. (5) This section does not require the inclusion of information about anything that occurred before January 1, 2017.