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On June 7, 2007, Treasury Board Ministers approved the Policy on Investment Planning. This policy replaces the Policy on Long-term Capital Plans for departments and agencies listed in Section 2 of the Financial Administration Act. This policy is a significant change in how government carries out investment planning. As a result, Treasury Board Secretariat is adopting a four-year phased implementation approach that will begin with a group of departments that have agreed to participate in an 18-month pilot. Following this pilot, groups of departments will be brought on board so that, by April 1, 2012, departments and agencies will have the systems and processes in place to meet the policy requirements.

1. Effective date 2. Application 3. Context 4. Definitions 5. Policy statement 5.1 Objective 5.2 Expected results 6. Policy requirements 6.1 Deputy head 6.2 Monitoring and reporting requirements 7. Consequences 8. References 9. Enquiries Appendix - Content of Investment Plans