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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
ADDITIONS, MODIFICATIONS AND PROPOSED ORGANIZATIONS

Notes

  • The numbers displayed under CORP.CODE represent the different types of corporate entities as they appear in the Public Accounts of Canada. The numbers indicate the following:

1 - Parent crown corporation
2 - Joint or mixed enterprises
3 - Other entity
4 - International organization
Z - Status unknown

  • The columns under STATUS UNDER THE FOLLOWING ACTS denote whether or not the organization is subject to the Public Service Staff Relations Act (PSSRA), the Financial Administration Act (FAA), the Public Service Employment Act (PSEA), the Public Service Superannuation Act (PSSA), the Official Languages Act (OLA) and the Access to Information and Privacy Acts (AIPA).

    Whenever the letter "Z" appears under any Act for proposed organizations, it signifies that the status is unknown at time of publication.
  • The numbers under the column PSSRA indicate the following information:

0 - The organization is not subject to the PSSRA
1 - The organization is subject to the PSSRA and is listed in Schedule 1, Part I
2 - The organization is subject to the PSSRA and is listed in Schedule 1, Part II
Z - Status unknown

  • The numbers under the column FAA indicate the following information:

0 - The organization is not subject to the FAA
1 - The organization is subject to the FAA and is listed in Schedule 1
2 - The organization is subject to the FAA and is listed in Schedule 2
3 - The organization is subject to the FAA and is listed in Schedule 3, Part 1
4 - The organization is subject to the FAA and is listed in Schedule 3, Part 2
5 - The organization is subject to the FAA as a 'Branch Designated as Department' but is not listed in a Schedule
6 - The organization is subject to the FAA but it is not listed in a Schedule
7 - The organization is exempt from Part X of the FAA
8 - The organization is a wholly owned subsidiary of a Crown Corporation
9 - The organization is a wholly owned subsidiary that has been directed by an Order in Council to report as if it were a parent Crown Corporation
Z - Status unknown

  • The numbers under the column PSEA indicate the following information:

0 - An organization which is not subject to the PSEA
1 - An organization for which appointments are made in accordance with the PSEA
2 - An organization which has exclusive authority in an act of parliament other than the PSEA to appoint employees
3 - An organization designated by the Governor in Council as part of the Public Service pursuant to subsection 37(2) of the PSEA
4 - An organization not in the Public Service but some of whose employees enjoy certain carry over rights under the PSEA
5 - An organization which has exclusive authority to appoint employees in accordance with the PSEA
Z - Status unknown

  • The numbers under the column AIPA indicates the following information:

0 - An organization which is not subject to either the AIA or the PA
1 - An organization which is subject to both the AIA and the PA
2 - An organization which is subject to the AIA only.
3 - An organization which is subject to the PA only
Z - Status unknown

  • The letters under the columns PSSA and OLA indicate the following:

N - The organization is not subject to the Act
S - The organization is subject to the Act
Z - Status unknown

  • The letter under the column INPUT STATUS indicates the following information:

A - An organization created by the legislative or administrative process
C - A modification to the information concerning an organization
D - A dissolved organization
P - A proposed organization allocated a code for administrative purposes only, pending the passage of the legislation currently before the House or the passage of an Order in Council fixing an effective date or authorizing the divestiture or dissolution of the entity
T - An organization in the process of being created, for which no supporting documents have been received, but for which a tentative code has been given

  • The comments under the column REMARKS provide further details concerning the INPUT STATUS of an organization.
  • The 'AGENT' field indicates if the organization is an agent of Her Majesty.
  • The parliamentary session is identified by 38/01
Organization Org. Min. Corp. Status Under the Following Acts   Input  
Name Code Affl. Code PSSRA FAA PSEA PSSA OLA AIPA Agent Status Remarks
Assisted Human Reproduction Agency of Canada RAP SHC 0  1  2  1   S  S  1  Y  P  Bill C-56 (37/1) proposes the establishment of this Agency.
Not passed due to the prorogation of the 37/1 parliament.
Re-introduced as Bill C-13 (37/2). Printed, pursuant to Order made October 7, 2002, in the same form as Bill C-56 of the First Session of the Thirty-seventh Parliament, at date of prorogation.
Bill C-13 (37/2) , as passed by the HOC on October 28, 2003 establishes this Agency.
Has not received Royal Assent due to the prorogation of the 37/2 parliament.
Re-introduced as Bill C-6 (37/3). Reprint of Bill C-13 of the Second Session of the Thirty-seventh Parliament, as adopted by the House of Commons at Third Reading on October 28, 2003.
Bill C-6 (37/3), as passed by the HoC on February 11, 2004, estabishes this Agency.
Royal Assent: March 29, 2004.
P.C. decision 2005-0725 fixes January 12, 2006 as the day upon which sections 21 to 39, 72, 74, 75 and 77 of this Act , Bill C-6, comes into force other than paragraphs 24(1)(a), (e) and (g). 
Canada Border Services Agency BSF SOL 0    2  1   S  S  1  Y  P  P.C. decisions 2003-2057 to 2003-2070 amends the Schedules of the various Acts by adding the Canada Border Services Agency, effective December 12, 2003.
Bill C-26 (38/01), as passed by the HOC on June 13, 2005, establishes the Canada Border Services, which was first created by order in council on December 12, 2003.
The New FAA code will change to IV. 
Canada Customs and Revenue Agency NAR REV 0  2  2  3   S  S  1  Y  P  Bill C-43 (36/1), as passed by the HoC on December 8, 1998, establishes the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency to carry out the mandate of the Department of National Revenue and repeals the Department of National Revenue Act.
Royal Assent: April 29, 1999.
P.C. decisions 1999-1714 to 1999-1736 fixes Monday, November 1, 1999, as the day upon which this Act (Bill C-43) shall come into force, as well as various appointments to the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency.
NOTE: The Canada Customs and Revenue Agency kept the Org. Code (NAR) previously assigned to the Department of National Revenue, effective November 1, 1999.
Min. Affil. changed from NAR to REV.
P.C. decision 2004-0353, dated March 30, 2004, specifies that subsections 37.3 (1) and (2) of the PSEA apply to Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, effective April 1, 2004.
Bill C-26 (38/01) , as passed by the HOC on June 13, 2005 continues the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency under the name of the Canada Revenue Agency. 
Canada Development Investment Corporation CDI FIN 1  0  4  0   N  S  0  Y  P  Incorporated in 1982 by the Canada Development Investment Corporation under the Canada Business Corporations Act. Letters patent, May 26, 1982; Schedule III, Part II of the FAA; an agent of Her Majesty.
Bill C-36 (36/1), as passed by the HOC on May 27, 1998, authorizes the dissolution of the Corporation, and on the day to be fixed by order of the GIC will strike out the corporation from the FAA.
Royal Assent: June 18, 1998.  
Canada Emission Reduction Incentives Advisory Board REI DOE 0        N  S  0    A  Bill C-43, as passed by the HOC on June 16, 2005, establishes the Canada Emission Reduction Incentives Advisory Board.
Royal Assent: June 29th, 2005.
The GIC shall appoint an advisory board of not more than 12 members to hold office during pleasure for a term of not more than three years, which term may be renewed for one or more further terms.
P.C. decision 2005-1718 fixes October 3, 2005 as the day on which Part 13 (Canada Emission Reductions Incentives Agency Act) of the Budget Implementation Act, 2005, being chapter 30 of the Statutes of Canada, 2005, comes into force. 
Canada Emission Reduction Incentives Agency RED DOE 0      1   S  S  1  Y  A  Bill C-43, as passed by the HOC on June 16, 2005, establishes the Canada Emission Reduction Incentives Agency.
Royal Assent: June 29th, 2005.
P.C. decision 2005-1718 fixes October 3, 2005 as the day on which Part 13 (Canada Emission Reductions Incentives Agency Act) of the Budget Implementation Act, 2005, being chapter 30 of the Statutes of Canada, 2005, comes into force. 
Canadian Centre for the Independent Resolution of First Nations Specific Claims IRN IAN 0  2  5  2   S  S  1    P  Bill C-60 (37/1) proposes to establish the Canadian Centre for the Independent Resolution of First Nations Specific Claims.
Not passed due to the prorogation of the 37/1 parliament.
Re-introduced as Bill C-6 (37/2). Printed, pursuant to Order made October 7, 2002, in the same form as Bill C-60 of the First Session of the Thirty-seventh Parliament, at date of prorogation.
Bill C-6 (37/2), as passed by the HoC on March 18, 2003, establishes this Centre.
Royal Assent:: November 7, 2003. 
Cape Breton Development Corporation CBD RSN 1  0  3  0   S  S  0  Y  P  Incorporated in 1967 by the Cape Breton Development Corporation Act, (R.S.C. 1985, c. C-25); Schedule III, part I of the FAA; an agent of Her Majesty.
Minister of IST designated as the minister for the Corporation as per P.C. decision 1990-396.
P.C. decision 1995-612 designates the Minister of Natural Resources as the Minister responsible.
Bill C-11 (36/2), as passed by the HoC on June 7, 2000, authorizes the divestiture of the assets of, and to dissolve, the Cape Breton Development Corporation .
Royal Assent: June 29, 2000. 
Department of Foreign Affairs EXT EXT 0  1  1  1   S  S  1    P  Created in 1909 as the Department of External Affairs.
Bill C-47 (35/1) as passed by the HoC on February 8, 1995, continues the Department of External Affairs under the name of Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
Royal Assent: March 26, 1995.
P.C. decision 1995-770 fixes May 13, 1995, as the day on which the above-mentioned Act comes into force.
P.C. 2003-2049 transfers portions of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade to the Department of International Trade, effective December 12, 2003.
Bill C-32 (38/01) proposes to continue the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade under the name of the Department of Foreign Affairs. 
Department of Human Resources and Skills Development CSD CSD 0  1  5  1   S  S  1    A  P.C. decisions 2003-2035 to 2003-2045 amends the Schedules of the various Acts by adding the Department of Human Resources and Skills Development, effective December 12, 2003.
Bill C-23 (38/01), as passed by the HOC on June 1, 2005 establishes the Department of Human Resources and Skills Development.
NOTE: The code under New FAA will change to I when in effect.
Royal Assent: July 20th, 2005.
P.C. decision 2005-1749 fixes October 5, 2005, as the day on which this Act, being Chapter 34 of the Statutes of Canada, 2005, comes into force.
P.C. decision 2005-1750 amends Schedule IV to the Financial Administration Act by striking out the reference to the Department of Human Resources and Skills Development. 
Department of Human Resources Development REH REH 0  1  1  1   S  S  1    D  Bill C-96 (35/1) proposes to establish the Department of Human Resources Development with a presiding Minister to be appointed by commission under the Great Seal of Canada, with the powers, duties and functions as therein set out, and a Deputy Minister to be appointed by the GIC, with provision for employees.
Bill C-11 (35/2) printed, pursuant to Order made March 4, 1996, in the same form as Bill C-96 (35/1), was passed by the HoC on April 23, 1996.
Royal Assent: May 29, 1996.
P.C. decision 1996-1143 fixes Friday, July 12, 1996, as the day upon which this Act shall come into force.
Bill C-23 (38/01) , as passed by the HOC on June 1, 2005 repeals the Department of Human Resources Development Act.
Royal Assent: July 20, 2005.
P.C. decision 2005-1749 fixes October 5, 2005, as the day on which this Act, being Chapter 34 of the Statutes of Canada, 2005, comes into force. 
Department of International Trade CTI CTI 0  1  5  1   S  S  1    P  P.C. decisions 2003-2046 to 2003-2056 amend the Schedules of the various Acts by adding the Department of International Trade, effective December 12, 2003.
Bill C-31(38/01) proposes to establish the Department of International Trade.
NOTE: The code under the New FAA will change to a I upon effective date. 
Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness PSP PSP   1  1  1   S  S  1    P  Bill C-6 (38/01), as passed by the HOC on November 17, 2004 establishes the Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness.
Royal Assent: March 23, 2005. 
Department of Social Development DSL DSL 0  1  1  1   S  S  1    A  Bill C-22 (38/1), as passed by the HOC on June 8, 2005 establishes the Department of Social Development.
Royal Assent: July 20th, 2005.
P.C. decision 2005-1746 fixes October 5, 2005, as the day on which this Act, being chapter 35 of the Statutes of Canada, 2005, comes into force. 
Department of the Solicitor General SOL SOL 0  1  1  1   S  S  1    P  Created in 1966.
Bill C-6 (38/01), as passed by the HOC on November 7, 2004, repeals the Department of the Solicitor General.
Royal Assent: March 23, 2005. 
Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec FRD FRD 0  1  5  1   S  S  1    A  Created as the Federal Office of Regional Development -- Quebec by P.C. decision 1991-1111.
P.C. decision 1993-1906 designates the Minister of Finance as the appropriate Minister for the purposes of the Federal Office of Regional Development - Quebec.
P.C. decision 1994-1541 transfers from the Minister of Finance to the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology, the powers, duties and functions.
Correction to P.C. 1994-1541 (Canada Gazette copy) - Minister responsible is Minister of Finance.
P.C. decision 1996-121 transfers to the Minister of Industry the responsibility for FRD.
P.C. decisions 1998-183 to 1998-189 amends P.C. decision 1996-121 which transfer additional responsibilities to the Minister of Industry and update the name of that agency, along with other amendments, effective February 23, 1998.
Correction to PSSRA code - is not subject to PSSRA according to the Schedules of PSSRA.
P.C. decision 2003-1963 amends Schedule I to the Public Service Staff Relations Act by the addition of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec, effective December 5, 2003.
P.C. decision 2004-0866 transfers the control and supervision of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec to the Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec and Minister responsible for the Francophonie; and directing that he or she shall preside over it, effective July 20, 2004.
Bill C-9 (38/01), as passed by the HOC on June 1, 2005 establishes the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec and specifies the powers, duties and functions of the responsible Minister of the Agency.
Royal Assent: June 23, 2005.
Note: New FAA will change to IV when there is an effective date.
P.C. decision 2005-1755 fixes October 5, 2005, as the day on which this Act, being chapter 26 of the Statues of Canada, 2005, comes into force. 
First Nations Financial Management Board FNM IAN 0  0  0  0   N  N  1  N  P  Bill C-19 (37/2) proposes to establish this Board.
Has not passed due to the prorogation of the 37/2 parliament.
Re-introduced as Bill C-23 (37/3) on March 10, 2004.
Has not passed due to the prorogation of the 37/3 parliament.
Bill C-20 (38/01) as passed by the HOC on December 10, 2004, establishes this Board.
Royal Assent: March 23, 2005. 
First Nations Statistical Institute FNS IAN 3  0  3  0   N  S  1  N  P  Bill C-19 (37/2) proposes to establish this Institute.
The Institute is not an agent of Her Majesty.
Has not passed due to the prorogation of the 37/2 parliament.
Re-introduced as Bill C-23 (37/3) on March 10, 2004.
Has not passed due to the prorogation of the 37/3 parliament.
Bill C-20 (38/01), as passed by the HOC on December 10, 2004, establishes this Institute.
Royal Assent: March 23, 2005. 
First Nations Tax Commission FNN IAN 0  0  0  0   N  S  1  Y  P  Bill C-19 (37/2) proposes to establish this Commission.
Has not passed due to the prorogation of the 37/2 parliament.
Re-introduced as Bill C-23 (37/3) on March 10, 2004.
Bill C-20 (38/01), as passed by the HOC on December 10, 2004 establishes this Commission.
Royal Assent: March 23, 2004. 
Greenhouse Gas Technology Investment Fund Advisory Board GTI NAR 0        N  S  0    P  Bill C-43, as passed by the HOC on June 16, 2005, establishes the Greenhouse Gas Technology Investment Fund Advisory Board.
Royal Assent: June 29th, 2005.
The GIC shall appoint an advisory board of not more that 12 members to hold office during pleasure for a term of not more than three years, which term may be renewed for one or more further terms. 
Training and Development Canada CES                 D  Special Operating Agency created the 15/12/89.
Approved by Treasury Board the 01/04/90.
Bill C-25 (37/2), as passed by the HoC on June 3, 2003, amalgamates Training and Development Canada and the Canadian Centre for Management Development into a new institution of learning, the Canada School of Public Service.
Royal Assent: November 7, 2003.
P.C. decision 2004-0366, dated March 31, 2004, fixes April 1, 2004 as the date on which each person employed in the Training and Development Canada assumes a position in the Canada School of Public Service.
Training and Development Canada revoked at the October 3rd Treasury Board meeting 
Yukon Surface Rights Board YUS IAN 0  0  6  0   N  S  1    P  Bill C-55 (35/1), as passed by the HoC on November 25, 1994, establishes this Board.
Royal Assent: December 15, 1994.
Bill C-39 (37/1), as passed by the HoC on December 3, 2001, repeals the Yukon Surface Rights Board Act.
Royal Assent: March 27, 2002.
P.C. decision 2003-0394, dated March 27, 2003, fixes April 1, 2003, as the day of coming into force of the Act.
Correction on June 23, 2004: The effective date of April 1, 2003 is for the coming into force of the Yukon Act. The Yukon Surface Rights Board Act has not yet had an effective date of being repealed. 

 
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