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Internal Disclosure of Information Concerning Wrongdoing in the Workplace


The objective of the policy on internal disclosure is to allow public service employees to bring forward information in good faith concerning wrongdoing, and to ensure that they are treated fairly and are protected from reprisal when they do so.

Wrongdoing is defined as an act or omission concerning:
(a) A violation of any law or regulation; or
(b) A breach of the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Service; or
(c) Misuse of public funds or assets; or
(d) Gross mismanagement; or
(e) A substantial and specific danger to the life, health and safety of Canadians or the environment.

Read the Policy on the Internal Disclosure of Information Concerning Wrongdoing in the Workplace
Disclosure Protection Legislation
Report of the Working Group on the Disclosure of Wrongdoing
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Annual Report on the Policy on the Internal Disclosure of Information Concerning Wrongdoing in the Workplace 2003-04
Annual Report on the Policy on the Internal Disclosure of Information Concerning Wrongdoing in the Workplace 2001-02

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