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[[Sommet sur la réduction du fardeau administratif ordre du jour|FRANÇAIS]]
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= Agenda =
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=Agenda=
 
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|'''Overview'''
 
|'''Overview'''
 
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|9:30
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| 9:30
 
| colspan="3" |Coffee and Networking
 
| colspan="3" |Coffee and Networking
 
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|10:00
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| 10:00
| colspan="3" |Welcome and Land Acknowledgement  
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| colspan="3" |Welcome and Land Acknowledgement
 
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|10:05
 
|10:05
|Introduction  
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|Introduction
 
|Candace Laing, President and CEO, Canadian Chamber of Commerce
 
|Candace Laing, President and CEO, Canadian Chamber of Commerce
 
|Welcome and introduction of the President of the Treasury Board
 
|Welcome and introduction of the President of the Treasury Board
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|10:10
 
|10:10
 
|Keynote Address
 
|Keynote Address
|The Honourable Shafqat Ali, President of the Treasury Board  
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| The Honourable Shafqat Ali, President of the Treasury Board  
 
|Remarks on red tape reduction priorities, including horizontal red tape reduction reviews
 
|Remarks on red tape reduction priorities, including horizontal red tape reduction reviews
 
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|10:30
 
|10:30
| Technical Briefing
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|Technical Briefing
|Michael DeJong, Assistant Secretary, Regulatory Affairs Sector, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
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| Michael DeJong, Assistant Secretary, Regulatory Affairs Sector, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
 
|Scene-setting presentation on red tape reduction efforts and context for the day’s discussions
 
|Scene-setting presentation on red tape reduction efforts and context for the day’s discussions
 
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|10:55
 
|10:55
| colspan="3" | Transition
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| colspan="3" |Transition
 
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|11:00
 
|11:00
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'''Questions:'''  
 
'''Questions:'''  
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* What pain points are you experiencing with regard to project reviews?  
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*What pain points are you experiencing with regard to project reviews?
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* What efficiencies could the federal government make to help streamline project reviews?    
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*What efficiencies could the federal government make to help streamline project reviews?  
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* What innovative way to improve regulatory efficiency have you experienced?  What were the pros and cons?
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*What innovative way to improve regulatory efficiency have you experienced?  What were the pros and cons?
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'''Questions:   '''  
 
'''Questions:   '''  
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* What are the key factors that slow down your ability to bring new or improved products to the Canadian market?  
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* What are the key factors that slow down your ability to bring new or improved products to the Canadian market?
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* Are there areas where Canadian requirements differ significantly from those of key trading partners, creating delay or duplication?  
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*Are there areas where Canadian requirements differ significantly from those of key trading partners, creating delay or duplication?
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* What would make federal approval pathways more predictable or easier to navigate?  
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*What would make federal approval pathways more predictable or easier to navigate?
    
''' '''  
 
''' '''  
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'''Questions:'''  
 
'''Questions:'''  
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* What are the major regulatory barriers to productivity?  
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*What are the major regulatory barriers to productivity?
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* How do they impact businesses? What could be accomplished if these barriers were removed?  
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*How do they impact businesses? What could be accomplished if these barriers were removed?
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* Are there innovative ways that these barriers could be removed while maintaining the integrity of the regulatory system?  
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*Are there innovative ways that these barriers could be removed while maintaining the integrity of the regulatory system?
    
''' '''  
 
''' '''  
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'''Questions:'''  
 
'''Questions:'''  
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* What types of service issues do businesses experience the most with meeting federal requirements and regulations? (''prompts could be: predictability, efficiency, access to clear information, responsiveness, duplication of effort, etc.'')  
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*What types of service issues do businesses experience the most with meeting federal requirements and regulations? (''prompts could be: predictability, efficiency, access to clear information, responsiveness, duplication of effort, etc.'')
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* What are some examples of service improvement that are working well, and why?  
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* What are some examples of service improvement that are working well, and why?
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* How could federal regulators deliver better service to businesses?  
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*How could federal regulators deliver better service to businesses?
 
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|12:00
 
|12:00
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|1:00
 
|1:00
 
|Panel Discussion
 
|Panel Discussion
|Moderator: Theo Argitis, Senior Vice President, Policy, Business Council of Canada  
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|Moderator: Theo Argitis, Senior Vice President, Policy, Business Council of Canada
 
|'''Discussion on Red Tape Reduction Priorities'''  
 
|'''Discussion on Red Tape Reduction Priorities'''  
 
'''Panelists'''  
 
'''Panelists'''  
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* Jennifer Church, DM & CEO, Office of Service Efficiency, Government of Nova Scotia  
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*Jennifer Church, DM & CEO, Office of Service Efficiency, Government of Nova Scotia
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* Michael DeJong, Assistant Secretary, Regulatory Affairs Sector, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat  
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*Michael DeJong, Assistant Secretary, Regulatory Affairs Sector, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
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* Rakhi Lad, ADM, Red Tape Reduction, Government of Ontario  
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*Rakhi Lad, ADM, Red Tape Reduction, Government of Ontario
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* Aaron Wirth, ADM, Strategic Policy and Competitiveness, Ministry of Trade and Export Development, Government of Saskatchewan  
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* Aaron Wirth, ADM, Strategic Policy and Competitiveness, Ministry of Trade and Export Development, Government of Saskatchewan
    
Moderated conversation exploring red tape reduction efforts in multiple jurisdictions and perspectives on achieving meaningful burden reduction for businesses. 
 
Moderated conversation exploring red tape reduction efforts in multiple jurisdictions and perspectives on achieving meaningful burden reduction for businesses. 
 
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|1:50
 
|1:50
| colspan="3" | Break
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| colspan="3" |Break
 
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|- style="background-color: #dae8f8;"
 
|2:00
 
|2:00
| colspan="3" | Breakout #2
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| colspan="3" |Breakout #2
 
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| colspan="4" |'''<u>Breakout Room 1: Supporting International trade and greater efficiency at the border</u>'''  
 
| colspan="4" |'''<u>Breakout Room 1: Supporting International trade and greater efficiency at the border</u>'''  
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'''Questions:'''  
 
'''Questions:'''  
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* What irritants are you experiencing with regard to the border?  
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*What irritants are you experiencing with regard to the border?  
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* How do they impact your business?  
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*How do they impact your business?
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* How could the federal government address these issues?''' '''  
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*How could the federal government address these issues?''' '''
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'''Questions:   '''  
 
'''Questions:   '''  
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* What elements of the Cabinet Directive on Regulations (including policy and guidance) are working well?  
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*What elements of the Cabinet Directive on Regulations (including policy and guidance) are working well?
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* What pieces of the Cabinet Directive on Regulations (including policy and guidance) could be improved?  
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*What pieces of the Cabinet Directive on Regulations (including policy and guidance) could be improved?
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* If you were to reimagine the Cabinet Directive on Regulations, what would that look like?  
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*If you were to reimagine the Cabinet Directive on Regulations, what would that look like?  
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'''Questions:'''  
 
'''Questions:'''  
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* What are the major regulatory barriers to productivity?  
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*What are the major regulatory barriers to productivity?
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* How do they impact businesses? What could be accomplished if these barriers were removed?  
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*How do they impact businesses? What could be accomplished if these barriers were removed?
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* Are there innovative ways that these barriers could be removed while maintaining the integrity of the regulatory system?  
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*Are there innovative ways that these barriers could be removed while maintaining the integrity of the regulatory system?
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'''Questions:'''  
 
'''Questions:'''  
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* What types of services issues do businesses experience with federal regulations?  
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*What types of services issues do businesses experience with federal regulations?
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* What are some examples of service improvement they have experienced and what made them work well?  
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*What are some examples of service improvement they have experienced and what made them work well?
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* How could TBS encourage better service to business by federal regulators?  
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*How could TBS encourage better service to business by federal regulators?
 
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|2:45
 
|2:45
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|Michael DeJong, Assistant Secretary, Regulatory Affairs Sector, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
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| Michael DeJong, Assistant Secretary, Regulatory Affairs Sector, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
 
|Highlights from the day, debrief on the Breakout sessions 
 
|Highlights from the day, debrief on the Breakout sessions 
 
Next Steps   
 
Next Steps   
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