Traduction de «Conseil des hauts fonctionnaires fédéraux de l'Alberta » (Français → Anglais) :

Alberta Federal Council [ AFC | Alberta Common Service Council | Alberta Council of Senior Federal Officials ]

New Brunswick Federal Council

Council of Senior Federal Officials

To improve the transparency and coherence of ET 2020 activities, the Commission — in cooperation with the Member States (including the trio of Council Presidencies) — will prepare an ET 2020 indicative rolling Work Plan, integrating and providing a clear overview of key activities and peer learning events planned for the informal meetings of senior officials, i.e. during the meetings of the Directors General for schools, for vocational education and training and for higher education (‘DG meetings’) and the High-Level Group on Education and Training, the ET 2020 Working Groups, the EQF Advisory Group and the Standing Group on Indicators a ...[+++]nd Benchmarks.

The Groups will report regularly to the relevant informal groups of senior officials (i.e. the DG meetings and the High-Level Group on Education and Training) which provide steering, and to the Education Committee which brings relevant outputs to the attention of the Council.

For the moment, that approach encompasses four areas of responsibilities: the first ministers, the Energy and Environment ministers, and other departmental councils; federal-provincial/territorial committees of officials; the national secretariat; and finally, about a dozen of issue tables linked through an integration group made up of issue tables chairmen and senior officers.

I just wondered if there's any process or policy in place under Treasury Board, through the program review exercise, that specifically says that provinces and regions have to be treated equitably in terms of the division or arrangement of federal offices, as well as executives within federal offices.