Community of Official Languages/Tools/OLRegs

Official Languages (Communications with and services to the public) Regulations Home References Tools Events PROL Corner Newsletter FAQ Contact us FRANÇAIS TOOLBOX This evolving resource provides all the tools required to better understand the Regulations and to ensure that the Official Languages Regulations Re-Application Exercise (OLRRE) is carried out successfully. REGULATIONS Official Languages Act Official Languages (Communications with and Services to the Public) Regulations Directive on the Implementation of the Official Languages (Communications with and Services to the Public) Regulations Glossaryː Official Languages (Communications with and Services to the Public) Regulations Regulations Provisions Summary Tables Chart: Specific rules Chart: General rules Table comparing the 1991 Regulations with the 2019 amended Regulations and the anticipated impact Potential demand for federal communications and services in the minority official language (2021 Census data) Analysis Guideː Is My Office Subject to the Official Languages (Communications with and Services to the Public) Regulations? Analysis Guideː Services Offered Through Video Conferencing Best Practices Guide for Measurement of Demand Guide Regarding the Obligation to Consult or Inform the English or French Linguistic Minority Population Offices in Parks and Historic Sites Q&A Amendments to the Directive on the Application of the Official Languages Regulations OFFICIAL LANGUAGES REGULATIONS REAPPLICATION EXERCISE (OLRRE) Video – Training on the Regulations and the OLRRE Presentation - Training on the Regulations and the OLRRE Transcription – Training on the OL Regulations and the OLRRE Linguistic Minority School List for the Application of the Regulations Official Languages Regulations Reapplication Exercise (OLRRE) FAQ SYSTEM FOR OFFICIAL LANGUAGES OBLIGATIONS (SOLO) Video - SOLO Training Presentation - SOLO Training Transcription - SOLO Training SOLO Training FAQ Link to SOLO Production Link to SOLO Simulator