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ABOUT THE COUNCIL

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First, the Council is a horizontal organization of the Government of Canada in which departments, agencies, Crown corporations and regional federal councils work together. The 25-member body provides a voice for the 215 champions across the federal public service, serves as an agent of influence and mobilization, and promotes common approaches.It is led by two co-chairs, who act as official languages champions in their respective organizations, and it is supported by a national coordinator.

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First, the Council is a horizontal organization of the Government of Canada in which departments, agencies, Crown corporations and regional federal councils work together. The 25-member body provides a voice for the 215 champions across the federal public service, serves as an agent of influence and mobilization, and promotes common approaches. It is led by two co-chairs, who act as official languages champions in their respective organizations, and it is supported by a national coordinator.

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REVIEW OF THE 2018–2021 STRATEGIC PLAN

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The 2018–2021 Strategic Plan expired on March 31. Despite the ~~problems~~ caused by the pandemic, all key activities were completed, including the following:

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The 2018–2021 Strategic Plan expired on March 31. Despite the challenges caused by the pandemic, all key activities were completed, including the following:

*An [[:en:DARE-OSEZ/tools/video-settingthetone|'''awareness campaign''']] for leaders on the importance of setting the tone for official languages;

* The launch of the [[:en:CNOLC-newsletter|'''''Dare'' newsletter''']], a biannual publication for official languages champions;

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BEYOND THE PROMOTION ROLE

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The main measure proposed is to encourage official languages champions to act as agents of change by exercising a more strategic and tactical role.In consultation with its partners, the Council will propose common approaches and opportunities for champions to go beyond their promotion functions and fully exercise their role by suggesting elements for their institution’s official languages program, if their situation permits. Through their role in their organization’s executive committee and official languages committee, champions are in a unique position to make a special contribution to the advancement of the official languages program during this pivotal time by demonstrating leadership and influence. To that end, we have identified a few key activities:

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The main measure proposed is to encourage official languages champions to act as agents of change by exercising a more strategic and tactical role. In consultation with its partners, the Council will propose common approaches and opportunities for champions to go beyond their promotion functions and fully exercise their role by suggesting elements for their institution’s official languages program, if their situation permits. Through their role in their organization’s executive committee and official languages committee, champions are in a unique position to make a special contribution to the advancement of the official languages program during this pivotal time by demonstrating leadership and influence. To that end, we have identified a few key activities:

* Enhancing champions’ leadership role in times of emergency by ensuring that an official languages lens is applied, particularly in communications;

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