Highlights from the 2017-18 Federal Departmental Plans
The website Librarianship.ca has published Highlights from the from the 2017-18 Departmental Plans.
Every year, the Treasury Board tables plans in the House of Commons on behalf of dozens of federal government agencies and departments.
They set out departmental/agency priorities, provide performance measurement indicators, and explain expected results.
Departmental Plans replace the former Reports on Plans and Priorities.
Librarianship.ca has gone through this year's plans to find "highlights of interest to the Canadian library and information management community as identified by individual departments and agencies".
Every year, the Treasury Board tables plans in the House of Commons on behalf of dozens of federal government agencies and departments.
They set out departmental/agency priorities, provide performance measurement indicators, and explain expected results.
Departmental Plans replace the former Reports on Plans and Priorities.
Librarianship.ca has gone through this year's plans to find "highlights of interest to the Canadian library and information management community as identified by individual departments and agencies".
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