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== Where to post information ==

== Where to post information ==

=== Where will Crown corporations be required to proactively publish information?===

Crown corporations and wholly-owned subsidiaries can continue to publish items to their institutional websites, with the option to publish to open.canada.ca. If publishing to open.canada.ca using standardized templates, wholly-owned subsidiaries must publish through the parent organization.  

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=== What information can be posted to the Open Government portal?===

|Crown corporations and wholly-owned subsidiaries can continue to publish items to their institutional websites, with the option to publish to open.canada.ca. If publishing to open.canada.ca using standardized templates, wholly-owned subsidiaries must publish through the parent organization.  

Crown corporations can publish any standardized information (Travel and Hospitality) to the Open Government portal using standardized templates. Should Crown corporations want to publish non-standardized publications to the Open Government portal (Reports Tabled in Parliament), they will be required to create a metadata record on open.canada.ca that will link back to the publication on their page. This same process applies to all government departments that wish to publish non-standardized information to the Open Government portal. Creating a metadata record on open.canada.ca ensures that all publications are centralized and searchable in one place.

 

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===How do I post to the Open Government Portal?===

Information about how to post to the portal is available [[Media:Training Guide- Access to Information.pdf|here]].

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|Crown corporations can publish any standardized information (Travel and Hospitality) to the Open Government portal using standardized templates. Should Crown corporations want to publish non-standardized publications to the Open Government portal (Reports Tabled in Parliament), they will be required to create a metadata record on open.canada.ca that will link back to the publication on their page. This same process applies to all government departments that wish to publish non-standardized information to the Open Government portal. Creating a metadata record on open.canada.ca ensures that all publications are centralized and searchable in one place.

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| Information about how to post to the portal is available [[Media:Training Guide- Access to Information.pdf|here]].

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All proactively published information must meet Official Language requirements as per the Government’s Policy on Communications and Federal Identity. -->

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=== Will information that has already been released in the public domain need to be republished under this legislation?===

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The transition provisions of Bill C-58 provide that the proactive publication requirements apply to information or materials that were prepared on or after the date of coming into force of the requirements. The requirements will come into force on Royal Assent of the bill.  

 

! <div style="text-align: left"> Will information that has already been released in the public domain need to be republished under this legislation?</div>

|The transition provisions of Bill C-58 provide that the proactive publication requirements apply to information or materials that were prepared on or after the date of coming into force of the requirements. The requirements will come into force on Royal Assent of the bill.  

Guidance on retention schedules will be posted as it becomes available.

|Guidance on retention schedules will be posted as it becomes available.

== Travel and hospitality expenses ==

== Travel and hospitality expenses ==