Specific arrangement for sub-delegation to civilian and regular members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police

The Deputy Head of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) may sub-delegate his/her appointment and appointment-related authorities to any civilian and regular members of the RCMP.

This arrangement is effective April 1, 2016, with the following terms and conditions:

• The Deputy Head of the RCMP will remain accountable to the Public Service Commission (PSC) for all appointment and appointment-related decisions made by any civilian and regular members of the RCMP under this specific arrangement.
• It is understood that the civilian and regular members of the RCMP will complete the required staffing training as identified in the RCMP’s sub-delegation instrument, before they may be sub-delegated appointment and appointment-related authorities.
• Authorities will be sub-delegated and exercised in accordance with the Appointment Delegation and Accountability Instrument and any conditions, limitations and/or restrictions imposed by the PSC. 
• As part of their organizational monitoring, the RCMP is expected to monitor the use of sub-delegated authorities by the civilian and regular members of the RCMP under this specific arrangement.