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Guide on Improving Service Performance for Regulatory Authorizations (view source)
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You can use it for research or reference. Consult our [https://www.canada.ca/en/treasury-board-secretariat/services/federal-regulatory-management/guidelines-tools.html Cabinet Directive on Regulations: Policies, guidance and tools] web page for the policy instruments and guidance in effect.</blockquote>
== Purpose ==
== Purpose ==
This ''Guide on Improving Service Performance for Regulatory Authorizations'' (the guide) outlines the requirements that departments and agencies must meet to comply with the ''[[Cabinet Directive on Regulatory Management]]''. These requirements encompass the commitments outlined in the Government of Canada’s [https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/laws/developing-improving-federal-regulations/requirements-developing-managing-reviewing-regulations/red-tape-reduction-action-plan.html Red Tape Reduction Action Plan] that responds to the recommendations of the Red Tape Reduction Commission. This guide is intended for use by federal public servant employees responsible for developing service standards and posting them on departmental and agency websites.
This ''Guide on Improving Service Performance for Regulatory Authorizations'' (the guide) outlines the requirements that departments and agencies must meet to comply with the ''[[Cabinet Directive on Regulatory Management]]''. These requirements encompass the commitments outlined in the Government of Canada’s [https://www.canada.ca/en/government/system/laws/developing-improving-federal-regulations/requirements-developing-managing-reviewing-regulations/red-tape-reduction-action-plan.html Red Tape Reduction Action Plan] that responds to the recommendations of the Red Tape Reduction Commission. This guide is intended for use by federal public servant employees responsible for developing service standards and posting them on departmental and agency websites.