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Req # 38.25.70
Copie of the PSHCP Directive and the plan administrator's list of adjudication practices.Organization: Federal Public Service Health Care Plan Administration Authority
December 2023
Req # EA_2023_0043004
Please provide records showing the total cost of office furniture purchased by your department /agency during calendar years of 2020, 2021, and 2022. Provide annual totals for those years as well, Also provide the breakdown of individual purchases, as well as a description of the item or items purchased and the corresponding costOrganization: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
December 2023
Req # EA_2023_0044056
Please provide the briefing note entitled "Regulation of the Use of AI in the Financial Sector" (reference number 1728896, dated October 20, 2023).Organization: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
December 2023
Req # 3025-009-A2022-010
•Provide drafts of the 2021-26 strategic plan, progress reports from the consultant on the strategic plan development and the National Gallery of Canada feedback to the consultants on strategic plan expectations and consultant work. •Include the 2021-22 and 2022-23 follow up assessments and challenges to implementing the 2021-26 strategic plan (including goals met, not met to date) and how this plan has affected and will affect staffing and led to dismissals and could lead to further dismissals. •Provide any records from 2021 and 2022 from Angela Cassie, first as VP Strategic Transformation and now as Interim Director and CEO; Tania Lafreniere, the Vice President of People, Culture and Belonging; and Steven Loft, Vice President of Indigenous Ways and Decolonization in making staff changes and dismissals, and in answering internal and external criticism (including drafts in responding to union, art donors, art galleries and others). Exclude communications with Legal Counsel. •Provide minutes for Board of Trustees meetings since 2019, and staff reports for those meetings concerning the strategic plan, its implementation and staff dismissals. •Exclude records processed under NGC file #A2022-014.Organization: National Gallery of Canada
December 2023
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Organization: Canadian Grain Commission
Req # EA2023-0041818
Copy of the English Job description for the Supervising Grain Inspector PI-04 at the Canadian Grain CommissionOrganization: Canadian Grain Commission
October 2023
Req # EA2023-0041824
Copy of the English Job description for the Operations Supervisor (PI5) at the Canadian Grain CommissionOrganization: Canadian Grain Commission
October 2023
Req # A-2021-610
IAB Reports and Briefing Notes related to Foreign Influence Operations in Canada from 2016 to presentOrganization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
October 2023
Req # A-2023-79
Copies of reports produced by CSIS' Intelligence Assessment Branch on alleged Chinese interference in Canadian politics from July 21, 2021Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
October 2023
Req # A-2023-259
All details related to CSIS' Silver Award for Psychological Safety, to include all briefing notes, aide memoires, or any other Executive briefing mechanism (including emails) designed to internally advocate for CSIS' participation in this award ceremony, the nomination letter provided by CSIS and identify the variables making it one of the safest psychological employers in Canada. Additionally please provide all internal CSIS correspondence resulting in CSIS' absence of participation in this award process.Organization: Canadian Security Intelligence Service
October 2023