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2010-11
Report on Plans and Priorities



Statistics Canada






Supplementary Information (Tables)






Table of Contents




Green procurement



Table 10-A  Green procurement — Capacity building
Activity 2008/2009 level 2010/2011 target Description/Comments
%
Training for procurement and materiel management staff 80 100 The majority of procurement and materiel management staff have received formal green procurement training. The remainder of these employees will take this training in the upcoming fiscal year.
Training for acquisition cardholders Not available Benchmark year The same green procurement training taken by procurement and materiel management staff will be offered to over 100 acquisition cardholders across the agency. Despite their decentralization, the cardholders have easy access to the training, which is offered electronically.
Performance evaluations 25 100 Green procurement performance clauses will be added to the performance evaluations of the staff of the Contracting and Materiel Management unit.
Procurement processes and controls Not available Benchmark year Statistics Canada will establish benchmarks for these processes and controls, and will also add environmental performance considerations to the key processes and controls.



Table 10-B  Green procurement — Use of green consolidated procurement instruments
Good/Service 2008/2009 level 2010/2011 target Description/Comments
$ %
All green consolidated procurement instruments Not available Not available Benchmark year In 2008/2009, these data were not available via Statistics Canada's asset management system. As part of the agency's green procurement initiatives, the system has been modified to enable contracting and procurement officers to flag purchases as 'green.' This will allow the agency to measure levels and establish targets.



Table 10-C  Green procurement — Reduction initiatives for specific goods
Consumable/ Asset 2008/2009 level 2010/2011 target Description/Comments
number per FTE %
Office supplies 373 Benchmark year Statistics Canada has taken strong steps with respect to the acquisition of office supplies. As of April 2009, it has been mandatory for all such purchases to be made through the Statistics Canada store.
Printers Not available Benchmark year Plans are being considered to centralize control of Statistics Canada's printers and photocopiers. If approved, this initiative will have a significant positive impact, resulting in fewer printers and photocopiers and an increased percentage of 'green' supplies for these machines. This will have not only positive environmental consequences, but also favourable budgetary implications.
Photocopy paper 11,531 Benchmark year It is anticipated that paper consumption will be up considerably in 2010/2011 with the conducting of the Census of Population and the Census of Agriculture. The increase, however, will be considerably less than what would have been the case in the absence of the paper reduction initiatives that are now in place.
Note: An FTE is a full-time equivalent.



Horizontal Initiatives

Name of Horizontal Initiative:

Name of lead department(s):

Lead department program activity:

Start date of the Horizontal Initiative:

End date of the Horizontal Initiative:

Total federal funding allocation (start to end date):

Description of the Horizontal Initiative (including funding agreement):

Shared outcome(s):

Governance structure(s):

Planning Highlights:


Federal Partner:
($ millions)
Federal Partner Program Activity (PA) Names of Programs for Federal Partners Total Allocation (from Start to End Date) Planned Spending for
2010-11
Expected Results for
2010-11
         
       
       
Total      

Expected Results:


Total Allocation For All Federal Partners (from Start to End Date) Total Planned Spending for All Federal Partners for 2010–11
   

Results to be achieved by non-federal partners (if applicable):

Contact information:



Internal audits



Table 11  All upcoming internal audits over the next three fiscal years
Name of internal audit Internal audit type Status Expected completion date
Confidentiality of Sensitive Statistical Information Program Completed Tabled at DAC September 2009
Asset Protection and Life Cycle Mangement Financial Completed Tabled at DAC September 2009
Data Sharing Agreement Program In progress May 2010
IT Framework and Contracting Expenditures Management Accountability Framework In progress May 2010
Research Data Centre Program In progress September 2010
Notes:
DAC is the Departmental Audit Committee.
The updated multiyear (2010/2011 to 2012/2013) risk-based audit plan is currently being developed. Several audits are proposed and will receive final approval in April 2010 at the DAC.

Evaluations

Statistics Canada has a unique system of ongoing evaluation of all its statistical and corporate services programs. Each group at Statistics Canada prepares a thorough quadrennial program review that identifies accomplishments, challenges and future priorities along with users' satisfaction of services provided. Biennial program reports update the quadrennial program reviews at midcycle. The following table provides a list of the program evaluations over the next three fiscal years.



Table 12  Statistics Canada schedule of quadrennial program reviews (QPRs) and biennial program reports (BPRs), 2010/2011 to 2012/2013
Program Expected completion date
2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013
Evaluation type
1Economic Statistics
1.1.1 Income and Expenditure Accounts BPR ... QPR
1.1.2 Environment Accounts and Statistics QPR ... BPR
1.1.3 Balance of Payments ... QPR ...
1.1.4 Public Institutions Statistics ... QPR ...
1.1.5 Industry Accounts BPR ... QPR
1.2.0 Analytical Studies BPR ... QPR
1.3.1 Manufacturing, Construction and Energy Statistics QPR ... BPR
1.3.2 Distributive Trades Statistics ... QPR ...
1.3.3 Service Industries Statistics BPR ... QPR
1.4.1 Prices Statistics ... BPR ...
1.4.2 International Trade Statistics ... BPR ...
1.4.3 Investment and Capital Stock Statistics ... QPR ...
1.4.4 Industrial Organization and Finance Statistics BPR ... QPR
1.5.1 Agriculture Statistics ... BPR ...
1.5.2 Small Business and Special Surveys QPR ... BPR
1.5.3  Science, Innovation and Electronic Information Statistics ... BPR ...
1.5.4 Transportation Statistics BPR ... QPR
2 Social Statistics
2.1.1 Justice Statistics ... QPR ...
2.1.2 Culture Statistics QPR ... BPR
2.1.3 Tourism Statistics QPR ... BPR
2.1.4 Education Statistics QPR ... BPR
2.2.0 Health Statistics QPR ... BPR
2.3.0 General Social Characteristics Statistics ... BPR ...
2.4.1 Special Surveys ... QPR ...
2.4.2 Income Statistics ... BPR ...
2.4.3 Labour and Household Surveys Analysis QPR ... BPR
2.4.4 Labour Statistics ... QPR ...
2.5.0 Socioeconomic Analysis ... QPR ...
3 Census, Demography and Aboriginal Statistics
3.2.0 Demography ... BPR ...
3.3.0 Aboriginal Statistics ... BPR ...
4 Internal Services
4.1.1 Management and Oversight Services BPR ... QPR
4.1.2 Communications Services QPR ... BPR
4.2.1 Human Resources Management Services ... BPR ...
4.2.2 Financial Management Services ... QPR ...
4.2.3 Information Management Services QPR ... BPR
4.3.1 Materiel Services QPR ... BPR
4.3.2 Acquisition Services BPR ... QPR
5 Corporate Infrastructure Services1
Methodology ... BPR ...
Standards QPR ... BPR
Geography ... QPR ...
Collection and Regional Services BPR ... QPR
Collection Systems and Infrastructure BPR ... QPR
Systems Development BPR ... QPR
Information Technology Systems QPR ... BPR
Operations and Integration ... BPR ...
Tax Data QPR ... BPR
Business Register BPR ... QPR
Enterprise Statistics ... QPR ...
1. Corporate Infrastructure Services are defined as costs that cannot be linked to a specific program subactivity.
… not applicable


Sources of respendable and non-respendable revenue



Table 13-A  Respendable revenue ($ thousands)
Program activity Forecast
revenue
Planned revenue
2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013
Economic Statistics
Statistical services and products 24,498 23,162 23,162 23,162
Social Statistics
Statistical services and products 59,871 52,892 52,892 52,892
Census, Demography and
Aboriginal Statistics
Statistical services and products 29,439 30,055 30,055 30,055
Internal Services
Statistical services and products 6,192 13,891 13,891 13,891
Total respendable revenue 120,000 120,000 120,000 120,000



Table 13-B   Non-respendable revenue ($ thousands)
Program activity Forecast
revenue
Planned revenue
2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013

Social Statistics

Statistical services and products 800 800 800 800
Total non-respendable revenue 800 800 800 800
Total respendable and non-respendable revenue 120,800 120,800 120,800 120,800

Note: Totals may differ within or between tables because of rounding.



Summary of capital spending



Table 14  Summary of capital spending, by program activity ($ thousands)
Program activity Forecast
spending
Planned spending
2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013
Economic Statistics 9,439 11,007 11,087 9,570
Social Statistics 12,811 13,898 14,000 12,084
Census, Demography and Aboriginal
Statistics
6,547 7,313 7,366 6,359
Internal Services 944 1,280 1,289 1,113
Total 29,741 33,498 33,742 29,126