Part D: First 90 Days

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• Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 1. Government of Canada — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 2. Cabinet Business — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 3. Intergovernmental/International Agreements or Decisions — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 4. Grants and Contributions — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 5. Policy and Program Decisions — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 6. Appointments — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 7. Departmental Operations and Financial Management — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 8. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • 9. Reports to be Tabled — Department of Canadian Heritage
  • Sport
    • 1. Government of Canada — Sport
    • 2. Cabinet Business — Sport
    • 3. Intergovernmental/International Agreements or Decisions — Sport
    • 4. Grants and Contributions — Sport
    • 5. Policy and Program Decisions — Sport
    • 6. Appointments — Sport
    • 7. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities — Sport
    • 8. Reports to be Tabled — Sport
• Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
  • 1. Government of Canada — Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
  • 2. Cabinet Business — Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
  • 3. Grants and Contributions — Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
  • 4. Policy and Program Decisions — Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
  • 5. Departmental Operations and Financial Management — Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
  • 6. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities — Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
  • 7. Report to be Tabled — Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
• Official Languages
  • 1. Government of Canada — Official Languages
  • 2. Cabinet Business — Official Languages
  • 3. Appointments — Official Languages
  • 4. Departmental Operations and Financial Management — Official Languages
  • 5. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities — Official Languages

Department of Canadian Heritage

This note outlines recommended outreach and actions for the first 90 days of your mandate.

1. Government of Canada

• You will receive a mandate letter from the Prime Minister which outlines his expectations and priorities for your Ministry and Portfolio going forward. In addition, a Minister responsible for official languages and a Minister responsible for diversity and inclusion and youth have been appointed, whose mandates also fall within the Department’s purview.
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A. Minister of Finance

• The Government’s electoral commitments include a number of new investments and activities that fall within the mandate of Canadian Heritage and its Portfolio organizations. In late November or early December, the Department of Finance will send a formal call-out to launch the Budget 2020 process. In the coming weeks, the Department will bring forward a Budget package for your approval, which will contain proposals for your consideration that relate to your mandate, electoral commitments, and related departmental and Portfolio requests. You may also wish to bring forward joint proposals with other Ministers.
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• Outcomes will be announced in the release of Budget 2020 and subsequently tabled through the Budget Implementation Act process. Timing of these events has not yet been confirmed.

B. Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada

• There are several areas of shared responsibility between Canadian Heritage and the Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED), including telecommunications, broadcasting, copyright, tourism and foreign investment.
• The Government will be expected to respond quickly to the January 2020 release of the recommendations of the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Legislative Review Panel, in addition to two recent Parliamentary Committee reports that relate to copyright.
• Canadian Heritage and Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada work closely to develop and negotiate copyright related issues in trade agreements (e.g., Canada – United States – Mexico Agreement; Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership; Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) and in multilateral treaty negotiations (e.g., copyright treaties at the World Intellectual Property with the European Union Organization).
• You are responsible for the Investment Canada Act (the Act) with respect to foreign investments in the cultural sector, including issuing related ministerial opinions. Your colleague is responsible for administering the Act with respect to foreign investments in all other sectors of the economy, as well as its enforcement.

C. Global Affairs Canada

• Areas of collaboration include cultural trade and cultural diplomacy policy issues, as well as active trade negotiations (i.e., Mercosur free trade agreement, World Trade Organization e-Commerce initiative), where Canadian Heritage plays a key role in supporting Global Affairs Canada by providing cultural expertise and co-leading trade talks.
• Both Global Affairs Canada and Canadian Heritage, including Portfolio organizations, are very active in promoting Canadian arts and culture abroad. [REDACTED]More information on a proposed approach to cultural diplomacy is available in Part C.

D. Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada

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2. Cabinet Business

• Memoranda to Cabinet (MCs) will be required to put forward items for Cabinet consideration. Your MCs will be identified as we review your priorities in the mandate letter.

3. Intergovernmental/International Agreements or Decisions

• You may be required to make decisions on the following issues during your First 90 Days following the swearing-in on November 20.

A. CUSMA Implementation

• On November 30, 2018, Canada, the United States and Mexico signed the Canada-United States (U.S.)-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), which contains commitments relating to broadcasting and copyright. The CUSMA Implementation Act may be re-introduced when Parliament resumes sitting. You will be asked to approve or support regulatory proposals and bring them forward to the Governor in Council to support implementation of the broadcasting and copyright commitments.

B. UN General Assembly

• A resolution on the rights of Indigenous peoples was adopted by consensus at the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) on November 7, 2019. The same resolution will be considered again for adoption at the UNGA plenary session in December. This resolution includes two paragraphs in support of proclaiming an International Decade of Indigenous Languages (2022-2032), [REDACTED] A similar resolution may also be adopted at the UNESCO General Conference taking place from November 12-27, 2019.
• After consultation among implicated departments, Canada co-sponsored the UNGA resolution [REDACTED]
• You may also be invited to a high-level event at the UNGA on December 17, 2019 in New York to mark the closing of the International Year of Indigenous Languages and where an international decade could be proclaimed. [REDACTED]

4. Grants and Contributions

• You will have a number of decisions on grant and contribution files that will require your immediate attention. Your decision on these files will be requested to ensure that files are actioned within established decision service standards. Furthermore, your decision will ensure that potential recipients are provided funding for their activities, projects and operations in a timely manner to ensure the successful delivery on planned objectives. Finally, your decisions will ensure that the transfer payment programs can ensure good stewardship of the financial resources available to them, allowing funds to be committed within this fiscal year instead of lapsing.

Urgent or Time-Sensitive Funding Decisions

A. Digital Citizen Initiative – Digital Citizen Contribution Program (DCCP)

• The Digital Citizen Initiative (DCI) supports democracy and social cohesion in Canada by building citizen resilience against online disinformation and building partnerships to support a healthy information ecosystem. The DCI has recently launched its second phase, a four-year research initiative to help Canadians understand online disinformation and its impact on Canadian society, and to build the evidence base that will be used to identify possible actions and future policy-making in this space.
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B. TV5: [REDACTED]

• TV5 is a multilateral diplomatic partnership involving five governments (France, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Switzerland, Canada, and Quebec), to which Canada provides funding through the TV5 Program. [REDACTED]
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5. Policy and Program Decisions

A. Modernization of the Canada Music Fund (CMF) and the Canada Periodical Fund (CPF)

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C. Approval of Canada Day 2020 headliner artists by the end of January 2020

• Canada Day celebrations in Canada’s Capital region feature many artists who represent Canada’s diversity, including a headliner artist. It is important to secure the headliner artist as early in the new calendar year as possible to ensure their availability and at an affordable rate. Options of potential artists will be presented to your office in early January for consideration.

D. [REDACTED] Sound and Light Show 2020

• The Northern Lights Sound and Light Show will be presented for its 6th year on Parliament Hill. [REDACTED]

E. State Funerals

• Canadian Heritage is responsible for the planning and implementation of state funerals and national commemorative ceremonies. State funerals are public events that may be held to honour and commemorate present and former governors general, and present and former prime ministers and sitting members of the Ministry. In addition, any eminent Canadian may be offered a state funeral at the discretion of the Prime Minister. National commemorative ceremonies are held to honour special Canadians, members of the Royal Family, or citizens from another country who have had an impact on Canada’s public life.

6. Appointments

Governor-in-Council Appointments

A. Indigenous Languages Commissioner and up to three Directors, Office of the Indigenous Languages Commissioner

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B. Portfolio Positions

• The terms of 9 leadership/full-time appointees and 25 part-time appointees related to the Portfolio organizations will end by December 2020. Selection processes can take up to 6 months to complete. Decisions will need to be taken as soon as possible to: reappoint (when eligible); use existing advice letters for appointments; or launch new selection processes. Priority files include the following:
• Part-time member, National Arts Centre (term ends November 9, 2019); [REDACTED]; appointment is flexible, not critical, quorum not an issue. The position remains vacant if no appointment is made.
• Chair, Canadian Museum of History (term ends December 13, 2019 but continues in office); possible reappointment; the Chair remains in position until an appointment is made; not critical, quorum not an issue.
• Chair, Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board (term ends June 20, 2020); possible reappointment; time-sensitive, quorum not an issue. The Board can authorize one of its members to act as Chair if the office of the Chair is vacant.
• Executive Director, Canadian Race Relations Foundation (full-time, term ends July 31, 2020); possible reappointment; time-sensitive, quorum not an issue. The Board can authorize a director, an officer or an employee to act as Executive Director for up to 60 days, after which GIC approval is required.
• Secretary, National Battlefields Commission (full-time, term ends December 27, 2019); selection process to be launched; quorum not an issue. [REDACTED]
• Member, Alberta/Northwest Territories, CRTC (full-time, term ends May 10, 2020); selection process to be launched; appointment is time-sensitive, quorum not an issue. The position remains vacant if no appointment is made.
• Member, Atlantic, CRTC (full-time, term ends June 16, 2020); selection process to be launched; appointment is time-sensitive, quorum not an issue. The position remains vacant if no appointment is made.
• Chair, Canada Council for the Arts (term ends July 27, 2020); selection process to be launched; appointment is time-sensitive, quorum not an issue. The Vice-Chair performs the duties of the Chair if the Chair’s position is vacant.
• Director, Canadian Museum for Human Rights (full-time, term ends August 16, 2020); selection process to be launched; appointment is time-sensitive, quorum not an issue. If an appointment is not made, the Board can designate an officer as the interim Director for 90 days following which GIC approval is required.

Ministerial Appointments

C. Court Challenges Program

• A Ministerial appointment will be required for a vacancy on the Human Rights Expert Panel for the Court Challenges Program.
• Member, Human Rights Expert Panel (term ended November 2019); a reappointment or a selection process to be launched; does not affect quorum or decision-making, but it is preferable that there be a full complement.

7. Departmental Operations and Financial Management

A. 2019-20 Final Supplementary Estimates

• The Supplementary Estimates seek authority for revised spending levels that Parliament will be asked to approve in an Appropriation Act, and they provide Parliament with information on changes in the estimated expenditures to be made under the authority of statutes previously passed by Parliament.
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• The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for the overall approval of the final page proofs of the Supplementary Estimates and is required to provide assurance that you and Deputy Minister have been briefed and are in agreement with all items requested through these estimates. Your approval for to any Supplementary Estimates items from the Department of Canadian Heritage and from the Portfolio agencies and Crown corporations will be sought in early January 2020.
• The President of the Treasury Board will table Supplementary Estimates to obtain the authority of Parliament to adjust the Government’s expenditure plan, as reflected in the Estimates for that fiscal year. The 2019-20 Final Supplementary Estimates are to be tabled in Parliament as early as the end of January 2020.

B. 2020-21 Main Estimates

• The Main Estimates provide a detailed list of the required resources by department and organization for the upcoming fiscal year in order to undertake the programs they are responsible for. The authority of Parliament is needed to approve the Government’s expenditure plan, as reflected in the Estimates for that fiscal year.
• The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for the overall approval of the final page proofs of the Main Estimates and is required to provide assurance that you and Deputy Minister have been briefed and are in agreement with all items requested through these estimates. Your approval for to Main Estimates items for the Department of Canadian Heritage and for the Portfolio agencies and Crown corporations would be sought in early January 2020.
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• Budget 2020 items will not be reflected in the 2020-21 Main Estimates but will be reflected in future Estimates.

8. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities

• Delegation is a mechanism for you to maintain a strategic focus on setting program policy direction while putting operational decisions in the hands of departmental officials who are responsible to:
  • Review files and ensure applications meet established eligibility criteria;
  • Recommending files for approval.
• Delegation can apply to a variety of program delivery models, where the activities are routine and non-controversial, where there is minimal assessment needed on files or where there are named/identified recipients:
  • Formula funding is calculated using criteria such as previous year’s sales, number of publications, matching funds (e.g., Publishing Support component of the Canada Book Fund).
  • Statutory funding and named-recipients as identified in the terms and conditions of the program (e.g., La Fondation MusicAction).
  • Low risk (under $75K per year) funding for programs undertaking recurring activities who may often be repeat clients (e.g. local festivals under the Building Communities through Arts and Heritage Program).
• A new financial delegation for the Department will be presented to you within 90 days of your appointment.

9. Reports to be Tabled

• A number of legislated annual reports will require your signature for the purposes of tabling in Parliament. These reports include:
  • 16 Annual Reports pursuant to the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act within the first 15 sitting days, by February 5, 2020;
  • 5 Annual Reports pursuant to the Service Fees Act, by December 13, 2019;
  • 5 Canadian Heritage Portfolio organizations’ Departmental Results Report (DRR) for 2018-19 (you sign these documents, but are tabled to Parliament by the President of the Treasury Board);
  • 2018-19 Annual Report on the Operation of the Canadian Multiculturalism Act, by February 7, 2020; and
  • 2018-19 Annual Report of the National Arts Centre within the first 15 sitting days, by February 5, 2020.

Sport

This note outlines recommended outreach and actions for the first 90 days of your mandate.

1. Government of Canada

• You will receive a mandate letter from the Prime Minister which outlines his expectations and priorities for sport going forward. In addition, a Minister responsible for heritage and a Minister responsible for diversity, inclusion and youth have been appointed, whose mandates also fall within the Department’s purview (TBC).

2. Cabinet Business

• Memoranda to Cabinet (MCs) will be required to put forward items for Cabinet consideration. Your MCs will be identified as we review your priorities in the mandate letter.

3. Intergovernmental/International Agreements or Decisions

• You may be required to make decisions on the following issues during your First 90 Days following the swearing-in on November 20.

1. Amendments to the UNESCO Convention Against Doping in Sport

• A new Prohibited Substance List is published yearly by the World Anti-Doping Agency and comes into force on January 1st of every year. The list becomes an Annex to the UNESCO Anti-doping Convention and needs to be tabled in the House of Commons and signed by you by mid-December, 2019.
• Canada has signed the UNESCO Convention and is bound by this process, as led by Global Affairs Canada.

2. Federal-Provincial/Territorial (FPT) Sport Meeting Decisions

• The F-P/T Ministers’ of Sport Conference will be held in Whitehorse, Yukon, in March 2020. A number of decisions will need to be taken from a federal perspective prior to the meetings.

4. Grants and Contributions

• You will have a number of decisions on grant and contribution files that will require your immediate attention. Your decision on these files will be requested to ensure that files are actioned within established decision service standards. Furthermore, your decision will ensure that potential recipients are provided funding for their activities, projects and operations in a timely manner to ensure the successful delivery on planned objectives. Finally, your decisions will ensure that the transfer payment programs can ensure good stewardship of the financial resources available to them, allowing funds to be committed within this fiscal year instead of lapsing.

Urgent or Time-Sensitive Funding Decisions

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5. Stream 1 Sport for Social Development in Indigenous Communities

• Sport Canada provides funding to Provincial/Territorial Aboriginal Sport Bodies via Sport for Social Development in Indigenous Communities component of the Sport Support Program. The application process closed on July 5, 2019, funding application continue to be assessed and recommendations provided on an ongoing basis. Funds need to be provided as soon as possible so that they can be expended in this current fiscal.

6. Stream 2 Sport for Social Development in Indigenous Communities

• Sport Canada provides funding to local communities via Sport for Social Development in Indigenous Communities component of the Sport Support Program. The application process closed on July 19, 2019, funding application continue to be assessed and recommendations provided on an ongoing basis. Funds need to be provided as soon as possible so that they can be expended in this current fiscal.

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5. Policy and Program Decisions

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3. Canadian Delegation for Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games

• For each Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Government of Canada sends an official delegation, typically, you as the Minister responsible for sport plus one guest. To respect the Tokyo Organizing Committee’s timelines, the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Canadian Paralympic Committee request that Sport Canada provide them with participant and accreditation information related to any potential Games participant by January 24, 2020. The 10th meeting of the Commonwealth Ministers of Sport is held prior to the Olympic Games (date and location are still TBD).

4. Commonwealth Games Bid

• The Commonwealth Games Association of Canada is running a process to select a Canadian bid to move forward internationally for the 2026 and/or 2030 Commonwealth Games. Federal support is required for an international bid to move forward.
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6. Appointments

Ministerial Appointments

1. Ministerial Appointment for Toronto 2015 Legacy, Games Operating Trust

• You have the responsibility to name one federal representative to the Toronto 2015 Legacy, Games Operating Trust – the organization that manages the legacy funds from the Toronto 2015 PanAm and ParaPanAm Games.
• The appointment is requested by end of November 2019, as one of the two Government of Canada appointees is stepping down at the end November and the second appointee is up for renewal at the end of November. Should neither be replaced by the end of November, the allocation committee will still be able to make funding recommendations without input from the Government of Canada.

2. Ministerial Appointment for Games Operating Trust (Vancouver 2010)

• You have the responsibility to name or renew one federal representative to the Games Operating Trust (Vancouver 2010) – the organization that manages the legacy funds from the 2010 Vancouver Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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7. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities

• Delegation is a mechanism for you to maintain a strategic focus on setting program policy direction while putting operational decisions in the hands of departmental officials who are responsible to:
  • Review files and ensure applications meet established eligibility criteria; and
  • Recommending files for approval.
• Delegation can apply to a variety of program delivery models, where the activities are routine and non-controversial, where there is minimal assessment needed on files or where there are named/identified recipients.
• A proposed approach to financial delegation will be presented to you within 90 days of your appointment.

8. Reports to be Tabled

• There are two annual reports that will require your review or signature for the purposes of tabling in Parliament. These reports are:
  • The Department of Canadian Heritage Departmental Results Report (DRR) for 2018-19. You will be asked to sign a Minister’s message in this report within the first weeks of your mandate; the report is tabled in Parliament by the President of the Treasury Board; and
  • The 2018-19 Annual Report of the Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC), within the first 15 sitting.

Diversity and Inclusion and Youth

This note outlines recommended outreach and actions for the first 90 days of your mandate.

1. Government of Canada

• You will receive a mandate letter from the Prime Minister which outlines his expectations and priorities for diversity, inclusion and youth. In addition, a Minister responsible for heritage and a Minister responsible for official languages have been appointed, whose mandates also fall within the Department’s purview.
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A. Minister of Finance

• The Government’s electoral commitments include a number of new investments and activities that fall within the mandate of Canadian Heritage and its Portfolio organizations. In late November or early December, the Department of Finance will send a formal call-out to launch the Budget 2020 process. In the coming weeks, the Department will bring forward a Budget package for your approval, which will contain proposals for your consideration that relate to your mandate, electoral commitments, and related departmental and Portfolio requests. You may also wish to bring forward joint proposals with other Ministers.
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• Outcomes will be announced in the release of Budget 2020 and subsequently tabled through the Budget Implementation Act process. Timing of these events has not yet been confirmed.

B. Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion

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C. Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

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D. Minister of Women and Gender Equality

• The Department for Women and Gender Equality works to advance equality for women and gender diverse individuals through an intersectional lens. [REDACTED]

2. Cabinet Business

• Memoranda to Cabinet (MCs) will be required to put forward items for Cabinet consideration. Your MCs will be identified as we review your priorities in the mandate letter.

3. Grants and Contributions

• You will have a number of decisions on grant and contribution files that will require your immediate attention. Your decision on these files will be requested to ensure that files are actioned within established decision service standards. Furthermore, your decision will ensure that potential recipients are provided funding for their activities, projects and operations in a timely manner to ensure the successful delivery on planned objectives. Finally, your decisions will ensure that the transfer payment programs can ensure good stewardship of the financial resources available to them, allowing funds to be committed within this fiscal year instead of lapsing.

4. Policy and Program Decisions

A. Theme for Black History Month

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5. Departmental Operations and Financial Management

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6. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities

• Delegation is a mechanism for you to maintain a strategic focus on setting program policy direction while putting operational decisions in the hands of departmental officials who are responsible to:
  • Review files and ensure applications meet established eligibility criteria;
  • Recommending files for approval.
• A new financial delegation for the Department will be presented to you within 90 days of your appointment.

7. Report to be Tabled

• You will be asked to sign a Minister’s message in the Department of Canadian Heritage Departmental Results Report (DRR) for 2018-19 within the first weeks of your mandate; the report is tabled in Parliament by the President of the Treasury Board.

Official Languages

This note outlines recommended outreach and actions for the first 90 days of your mandate.

1. Government of Canada

• You will receive a mandate letter from the Prime Minister which outlines his expectations and priorities for official languages. In addition, a Minister responsible for Heritage and a Minister responsible for diversity, inclusion and youth have been appointed, whose mandates also fall within the Department’s purview.
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A. Minister of Finance

• The Government’s electoral commitments include a number of new investments and activities that fall within the mandate of Canadian Heritage and its Portfolio organizations. In late November or early December, the Department of Finance will send a formal call-out to launch the Budget 2020 process. In the coming weeks, the Department will bring forward a Budget package for your approval, which will contain proposals for your consideration that relate to your mandate, electoral commitments, and related departmental and Portfolio requests. You may also wish to bring forward joint proposals with other Ministers.
• [REDACTED] Once you have finalized the list of Budget proposals that you would like to bring forward, these proposals will be included in the Department’s Budget package along with a letter that you will send to the Minister of Finance for decision by him or her and the Prime Minister.
• Outcomes will be announced in the release of Budget 2020 and subsequently tabled through the Budget Implementation Act process. Timing of these events has not yet been confirmed.

2. Cabinet Business

• Memoranda to Cabinet (MCs) will be required to put forward items for Cabinet consideration. Your MCs will be identified as we review your priorities in the mandate letter.

3. Appointments

Ministerial Appointments

A. Court Challenges Program

• A Ministerial appointment will be required for a vacancy on the Official Language Expert Panel for the Court Challenges Program.
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4. Departmental Operations and Financial Management

A. Université de l’Ontario français

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5. Delegation of Financial Signing Authorities

• Delegation is a mechanism for you to maintain a strategic focus on setting program policy direction while putting operational decisions in the hands of departmental officials who are responsible to:
  • Review files and ensure applications meet established eligibility criteria;
  • Recommend files for approval.
• Delegation can apply to a variety of program delivery models, where the activities are routine and non-controversial, where there is minimal assessment needed on files or where there are named/identified recipients:
  • Formula funding is calculated using criteria such as previous year’s sales, number of publications, matching funds.
  • Statutory funding and named-recipients as identified in the terms and conditions of the program.
  • Low risk (under $75K per year) funding for programs undertaking recurring activities who may often be repeat clients.
• A new financial delegation for the Department will be presented to you within 90 days of your appointment.

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