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Line 19: − + − The policy hack has 3 goals: + − + − # Mentorship – participants will receive coaching through workshops and coaching from their coach+ − # Horizontal collaboration – participants will network with public servants from different departments & exchange ideas which can help break down silos+ − # Innovation – participants will work together to develop innovative and practical solutions for policy priorities+ − + − == Expected Outcomes ==+ − Through public servants’ participation in the GC Policy Hack: + − + − # Solutions to policy priorities are developed and may be implemented by GC leaders+ − # Participants enhance their presentation skills, research skills and analytical skills+ − # Participants gain a better understanding of policy development in the GC, the policy cycle and the relevance of the legislative and regulatory processes in policy development+ − + − == Who can participate? ==+ − + − ==== Students & New Public Servants ====+ − Students currently employed in the GC and public servants in the first 5 years of their career in the GC and who have little to no policy experience can participate. + − + − * Time Commitment: Between 2-5 hours per week in July and August+ − * Expectations: + − ** Students and new public servants are expected to participate in 3 workshops and work collaboratively with their team members to develop a solution to the chosen policy problem. + − ** If the participant misses 2 workshops and/or 2 meetings with their team without explanation, they are deemed to have discontinued their participation in the policy hack. + − + − ==== Experienced Policy Professionals ====+ − Public servants with as least 5 years of experience in policy development in the GC are invited to participate as coaches. The coach will guide their assigned team through the formulation of a policy solution and the development of a presentation of that solution. + − + − * Time Commitment: Up to 2 hours per week from the weeks of July 7th to August 18th+ − * Expectations: Coaches are expected to attend weekly team meetings and provide guidance to the team members. + − + − ==== Executives ====+ − Executives are invited to evaluate the policy presentations and provide feedback. + − + − * Time Commitment: Attend an information session on July 31st at 1:30pm EST and attend presentations for assigned topic/ presentations on August 14th+ − * Expectations: Executives are expected to provide constructive feedback to participants. + − + − == How Will the Policy Hack Run? ==+ − Participants will be put into groups of up to 6 people and assigned a coach. − − Participants will attend 3 weekly workshops and meet with their team and coach at least once a week to work on developing a solution for their chosen policy topic. − − Teams will develop a presentation and deliver the presentation of the policy solution to a panel of executives. After the presentation, the executives will provide feedback to each team and teams will be expected to revise their policy solution/presentation based on the feedback provided. − − The policy presentations will be showcased on the FYN’s website. − − == Workshops == − Three workshops will be offered virtually to participants so they can learn about policy development in the GC and enhance their research skills, analytical skills and presentation skills. − − The proposed topics for the workshops are: − − # Enabling statutes, the regulatory power and the policy cycle − # Policy development – tips for researching and developing policy recommendations − # Presentation skills and tips for presenting to executives − − == <small>Policy Topics</small> == − Each group participating in the FYN’s GC Policy Hack are asked to choose one of the 5 topics below for which they will develop a policy solution. − − # How can Canada attract the best talent in the world to help build the Canadian economy, while returning immigration rates to sustainable levels? − # How can the Canadian government spend less on government operations so that more can be invested in people and businesses? − # How can the Canadian government bring down costs for Canadians and help them “get ahead”? − # How can the Canadian government unleash the power of public-private cooperation, catalysing a modern housing industry? − # How can Canada strengthen its collaboration with reliable trading partners and allies around the world? − − == Important Dates == − Deadline to register as a participant: June 30, 2025 at 4:30pm EST − − Deadline to register as a coach: July 4, 2025 − − Assignment of teams: by July 2, 2025 − − 1st workshop & release of policy topics: July 3, 2025 at 1:30pm EST via Zoom − − 2nd workshop: July 10, 2025 at 1:30pm EST via Zoom − − 3rd workshop: July 17, 2025 at 1:30pm EST via Zoom − − Deadline to Submit Policy Presentation: August 13, 2025 − − Presentation of Policy Solution to Panel of Executives: August 14, 2025 via Zoom − − Revision of Policy Presentation & incorporation of Executives’ Feedback: week of August 18, 2025 − − == Registration == − Are you a student or new public servant? Register here to participate: https://forms.office.com/r/rx7DtJfhRT − − Are you an experienced policy professional or an executive? Register here to participate: https://forms.office.com/r/0RWhQV86U2 − − NOTE: Public servants are expected to obtain the approval of their manager to participate in the Policy Hack. [[:File:GC Policy Hack - Email Template for Obtaining Manager's Approval.pdf|Click here for an email template]] that you may use to help you obtain your manager’s support!
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GC Policy Hack offers participants the opportunity to develop a policy solution for a federal government priority while receiving coaching from a policy leader in the GC.
GC Policy Hack offers participants the opportunity to develop a policy solution for a federal government priority while receiving coaching from a policy leader in the GC.
== Goals of GC Policy Hack ==
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!Resources for Researching Policy Topics
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|Infographic- How Laws & Regulations are Created: https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/laws-lois/pdf/infograph-laws-lois.pdf
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|Prime Minister Mandate Letter - https://www.pm.gc.ca/en/mandate-letters/2025/05/21/mandate-letter
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|2025-26 Main Estimates - 2025–26 Estimates - https://www.canada.ca/en/treasury-board-secretariat/services/planned-government-spending/government-expenditure-plan-main-estimates.html
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|House of Commons - Hansard: https://www.ourcommons.ca/documentviewer/en/45-1/house/hansard-index
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|House of Commons - Bills: https://www.parl.ca/legisinfo/en/bills
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|Justice Laws Website - https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/
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|CanLii - https://www.canlii.org/
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|Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer - https://www.pbo-dpb.ca/en
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|Office of the Auditor General of Canada - https://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/internet/English/admin_e_41.html
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|Senate of Canada - Studies - https://sencanada.ca/en/committees/studiesandbills/
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|News from the Office of the Prime Minister - https://www.pm.gc.ca/en/news
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|Statistics Canada - https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/subjects?MM=1
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|Open Data Portal - https://search.open.canada.ca/opendata/
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!Resources for Producing the Slide Deck
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|Guide on Use of Gen AI - [https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/digital-government/digital-government-innovations/responsible-use-ai/guide-use-generative-ai.html Guide on the use of generative artificial intelligence - Canada.ca]
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|Tips for Making an Accessible Slide Deck - [[:File:Tips for Making an Accessible Slide Deck FYN resource EN FR.docx.pdf|File:Tips for Making an Accessible Slide Deck FYN resource EN FR.docx.pdf - wiki]]
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