What is proactive disclosure?
• Proactive disclosure is the mandatory requirement for all Government of Canada departments to report the following information on their respective departmental Web sites: • grant and contribution awards $25,000 and over (this includes Aboriginal Business Canada contributions); • travel and hospitality expenses for selected government officials; • contracts entered into by the Government of Canada for amounts $10,000 and over (with only limited exceptions such as national security); and • the reclassification of federal public servant positions ; • This reporting is done so that Canadians are better able to hold Parliament, their Government, and public sector officials to account. For more information, please refer to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada’s proactive disclosure Web page.
Related Questions
- Can I use the practitioners I have stored in my Subject Database when enrolling my practitioners in the Proactive Disclosure Service Prototype (PDS 24/7 notification)?
- If I receive a contribution from Aboriginal Business Canada, what information about this contribution can be released through proactive disclosure reporting?
- Can I update my Proactive Disclosure Service Prototype (PDS 24/7 notifications) enrollments using the practitioners stored in my Subject Database?
