Forward Regulatory Plan: 2017 - 2019, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat

This plan provides information on regulatory proposals that Treasury Board expects to bring forward over the next two years. It also identifies public consultation opportunities and a departmental contact point for each regulatory initiative.

Proposed Regulatory Initiatives

  1. Low-materiality Regulations New
  2. Review of the Official Languages (Communications with and Services to the Public) Regulations
  3. Divestiture regulations for Former Employees of Atomic Energy Canada Limited (AECL)
  4. Amending the Public Service Superannuation Regulations
  5. Updates to the Regulations Respecting Access to Information
  6. Amending the Counting of Service by Former Members of the Senate or Members of the House of Commons Regulations
  7. Amending the Former Members of Parliament Elections for Joint and Survivor Benefits Regulations
  8. Amending the Lieutenant Governors Superannuation Regulations
  9. Amending the Members of Parliament Retiring Allowances Regulations
  10. Amending the Regulations Maintaining Certain Reciprocal Transfer Agreements
  11. Amendment of Regulations establishing periods of probation and periods of notice of termination of employment during probation
  12. Regulations Amending the Government Contracts Regulations
  13. Regulations Amending the Pension Benefit Division Regulations (PBDR) (Reserve Force Pension Plan) (RFPP)
  14. Regulations Amending the Public Service Superannuation Regulations (PSSR) (Documentary Evidence)
  15. Regulations Amending the Public Service Superannuation Regulations (PSSR) (Optional Survivor Benefit)
  16. Regulations Amending the Public Service Superannuation Regulations (PSSR) (Interest on overpaid amounts)
  17. Regulations Amending the Public Service Superannuation Regulations (PSSR) (Supplementary Death Benefit: Beneficiary Designation Form)

For more information

To learn about upcoming or ongoing consultations on proposed federal regulations, visit the Canada Gazette and Consulting with Canadians websites.

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