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Revision as of 13:25, 26 June 2018
, 13:25, 26 June 2018→Where must Crown corporations publish their information?
Bill C-58 provides the President of the Treasury Board with the authority to specify the form of the proactive publication.<br>
Bill C-58 provides the President of the Treasury Board with the authority to specify the form of the proactive publication.<br>
To allow time to adapt their business practices to publication on open.canada.ca, for the present, Crown corporations can continue to publish travel and hospitality expenses to their institutional websites, with the option to publish to open.canada.ca. Wholly-owned subsidiaries could publish information through their parent organization.<br>
To allow time to adapt their business practices to publication on open.canada.ca, for the present, Crown corporations can continue to publish travel and hospitality expenses to their institutional websites, with the option to publish to open.canada.ca. Wholly-owned subsidiaries could publish information through their parent organization.<br>
Crown corporations choosing to post to open.canada.ca do not need to duplicate the posting of the information on their websites. For questions related to open.canada.ca, please contact the {{em|mailto:open-ouvert@tbs-sct.gc.ca|Open Government Mailbox}}.
Crown corporations choosing to post to open.canada.ca do not need to duplicate the posting of the information on their websites. For questions related to open.canada.ca, please contact the {{em|mailto:open-ouvert@tbs-sct.gc.ca|Open Government Mailbox}}.
==Implementation==
==Implementation==