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  • McNeil disclosure evolved. Efficient, standardized and easy. Saves time and reduces disclosure risk through a consistent process.

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McNeil Disclosure Made Easy

At SwiftLET we understand the burden R v McNeil places on Canadian Police Agencies. Managing the McNeil disclosure process can be time consuming and has inherent risks to ensure disclosures are accurate and timely.

Maintaining compliance with self-disclosure forms, cross-referencing professional standards investigations and generating disclosure documents all take valuable time that could better spent doing police work, instead of paper work.

Easy to Use

Simple, easy to use interface, adapted 

to your workflow.

Saves Time

Save time, less time in data entry 

and manual work.

Automated Disclosure Forms

Auto-generated, standardized McNeil 

disclosure forms, customized to your 

agency.

Secure & Private

Built secure and compliant to security 

standards. Custom user permissions for 

need to know access only.


Disclosure History

Full, searchable disclosure history with the

ability to add a supplemental or 

resubmission.

Low Maintenance

Does not require system maintenance, 

includes automated backup and easy 

upgrades. 

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McNeil Disclosure 
in 3 easy steps

Step 1

Complete the disclosure web form. This requires minimal data entry and can integrate with existing data sources, such as Active Directory, HRIS or RMS to reduce data entry time even further.


The web form is customizable and can be self-disclosured (by Members) or per file.

McNeil Disclosure 
in 3 easy steps

Step 2

Professional Standards maintain the “active” misconduct files. This information is limited to Professional Standards only. The “list” can be customized and existing Professional Standards case tools can continue to be used to manage investigations.

Step 3 

Disclosure entries are validated against the “list” of active investigations. If no investigation is active the McNeil form is auto-generated and can be sent to Crown. If an active investigation is found an email is sent to Professional Services for follow-up.