CFR Covid-19 Resources
CFR Resources Amid COVID-19
CFR Resources Amid COVID-19
In response to the COVID-19 situation, the CFR has compiled the following list of resources that may be useful to regulatory staff across government.
If you have a resource that you think would be helpful to others, we ask that you send it to the CFR at cfr-crf@canada.ca so that we may add it to the list. In the coming days and weeks, the CFR will be adding material to this list as it becomes available.
Articles, Blogs and Reports
- Health Canada: Gender and Health Unit Guidance Document for SGBA+ Considerations in COVID-19
- International Monetary Fund: April 2020 Fiscal Monitor - Policies to Support People During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- The Regulatory Review: Comparing Nations’ Responses to COVID-19
- The Regulatory Review: Regulating Through the COVID-19 Pandemic
- The Regulatory Review: Regulatory Delivery Lessons From COVID-19 Responses
- Policy Options: The Coronavirus Pandemic: Canada’s Response
C&E Resources
- TC's Centre of Enforcement Expertise - Departmental Enforcement Standards - Desk Book
- OECD Document: Regulatory Quality and COVID-19: Managing the Risks and Supporting Recovery
- CNSC Graduated Enforcement Strategy Handbook
- PHAC Guidance with Respect to Non-medical Masks for C&E Staff
Compilation of Regulatory e-Learning
Are you looking to advance your skills and knowledge to broaden your regulatory experience and career prospects? The CFR has compiled a list of e-learning resources to help you! These e-courses have been organized and correlated to various aspects of the regulatory lifecycle. This will make it easy to identify the areas most relevant to your current experience and career aspirations.
This project began due to virtual learning needs amid COVID-19, however our goal is to continue to build on this compilation to help you meet your learning plan and professional development needs.
Please contact us at cfr-crf@canada.ca if you know of a free online course that would be helpful to fellow regulators.
Regulating Through Culture – July 29, 2020
Join us for a live discussion on July 29 at 1 pm (EDT) as we explore Ethical Business Regulation (EBR). Over the years, regulators have recognized that while discretion is needed (and transparency and fairness are expected), it is trust that shifts culture and mindsets. Ethical Business Regulation emphasises the importance of cultivating shared ethical values and careful design of economic and cultural incentives.
This event will explore the Framework on EBR used in the UK and other jurisdictions. It will also provide participants with an opportunity to learn about examples of the principles of EBR.
Be prepared to interact with our expert panelists! Read the paper on Ethical Business Regulation and watch presentations from Ruth Steinholtz, Christopher Hodges and Srikanth Mangalam, to familiarize yourself with the concepts in advance of our event:
Visit Eventbrite to learn more and register!
Guest Speakers:
Srikanth Mangalam, President, Public Risk Management (PRISM) Institute, Moderator
Srikanth is a recognized visionary and expert in risk-informed decision-making. He has over 25 years of experience in risk management in both the public and private sectors in Canada, USA, Malaysia and India. He is credited with conceptualizing and implementing a unique and innovative approach to Risk-Informed Decision-Making in Canada’s public safety sector.
Ruth Steinholtz, AretéWork, Presenter
An international corporate lawyer prior to founding AretéWork, Ruth developed a values-based approach to ethics and compliance while General Counsel and Head of Integrity at Borealis AG. Ruth is a member of the UNODC E4J panel of experts on Ethics & Integrity and is an experienced CTT Certified Barrett Values Centre Consultant.
Christopher Hodges, University of Oxford, Presenter
Christopher is a Professor of Justice Systems and Head of the Swiss Re Research Programme on Civil Justice Systems at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford; a Supernumerary Fellow of Wolfson College, Oxford; and a Fellow of the European Law Institute.
Documentation:
- Ethical Business Practice and Regulation: Culture Risk, Culture Measurement, Building Stakeholder Trust and Sustainable Business
- Ethical Business Practice and Ethical Business Regulation
- Disrupting Regulatory Delivery
