OCOL - A Senior Public Service that Reflects Canada's Linguistic Duality

A Senior Public Service that Reflects Canada's Linguistic Duality

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Author: Sylvie Mattar

June 2002

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June 2002

A. PURPOSE OF THE STUDY

B. METHODOLOGY

C. LEGISLATIVE PROVISIONS

D. FINDINGS

1. ASSISTANT DEPUTY MINISTERS

1.1 Accelerated Executive Development Program

1.2 Assistant Deputy Minister Prequalification Process

1.3 The Assistant Deputy Minister Corporate Secretariat of the Treasury Board Secretariat

2. DEPUTY MINISTERS AND ASSOCIATE DEPUTY MINISTERS

2.1 Selection and appointment of Deputy Ministers and Associate Deputy Ministers

2.2 Managing a bilingual workplace

2.3 Bilingual capacity of Assistant Deputy Ministers, Deputy Ministers and Associate Deputy Ministers

2.4 System of accountability for Deputy Ministers and Associate Deputy Ministers regarding official languages

E. CONCLUSION

APPENDIX A

Linguistic Representation of Deputy Ministers and Associate Deputy Ministers

APPENDIX B

List of abbreviations used in the report

A Senior Public Service that Reflects Canada's Linguistic Duality

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