Libby's Olympic security code of conduct

Calls for an Olympic security code of conductRelated ArticlesForcing homeless into shelters for Olympics Mayor promises to protect free speech during Olympics Vancouver Pride House planned for 2010 Games Queers should be concerned about Olympic censorship More National Headlines Toronto woman becomes first trans Body Worlds donor Xtra shuffles editorial deck Ontario MPP reintroduces trans rights bill Precious opens Fri, Nov 20 in Toronto East Vancouver's queer member of Parliament, Libby Davies, is calling for a code of conduct for security forces during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. A spokesperson for the Games' Integrated Security Unit (ISU) says Davies will need to provide a letter detailing what form of code she would like to see. "We would provide a response," promises ISU spokesperson Cpl Jen Allan. Davies says such a code should be printed and circulated. She says it could be a popular tool for holding the more than 14,000 police, military and private security officers accountable for their behaviour during the Games.