Traduction de «Crown Corporations Officer » (Anglais → Français) :

Crown Corporations and Other Interests of Canada, 1998: Annual Report to Parliament [ Crown Corporations and other Corporate Interests of Canada: 1997 Annual Report to Parliament | Annual Report to Parliament on Crown Corporations and other corporate interests of Canada ]

Crown Corporation General Regulations, 1995 [ Crown Corporation Borrowing Regulations | Crown Corporation General Regulations ]

public corporation | Crown company | Crown corporation | government corporation

government corporation | Crown corporation | government business enterprise | state-owned corporation | state-owned enterprise

officer of a corporation | corporate officer | director of a corporation | corporate director

Crown Land Office GB | Public Lands Administration | Service of Public Lands

corporate office

administrative manager | corporation officer | executive director

commercial banking accounts officer | corporate banking officer | cash management adviser | corporate banking manager

The second would expand the coverage of the act to all crown corporations, officers of Parliament, foundations, and organizations that spend taxpayers' money or perform public functions.

What did the Conservatives promise? They promised: first, they would give the information commissioner the power to order the release of information; second, expand the coverage of the act to all crown corporations, officers of Parliament, foundations and organizations that spend taxpayer money or perform public functions; third, subject the exclusion of cabinet confidences to review by the information commissioner; fourth, oblige public officials to create the records necessary to document their actions and decisions; fifth, provide a general public interest override for all exemptions so that the public interest would be put before ...[+++] the secrecy of the government; and finally, ensure that all exemptions from the disclosure of government information would be justified only on the basis of the harm or injury that would result from disclosure, not blanket exemption rules.

We will go through the principles that the bill lays out. The principles are to give the Information Commissioner the power to order the release of documents, and to expand the coverage of this act to all crown corporations, offices of Parliament, foundations, and organizations that spend taxpayers' money or perform public functions.

The second thing in the bill is the expansion to crown corporations, officers of Parliament, and the like.