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2011–12 Estimates

Report on Plans and Priorities

Industry Canada

Long Descriptions

3 color logo Industry Canada's mandate

This chart illustrates that Industry Canada's three strategic outcomes -- the Canadian marketplace is efficient and competitive; advancements in science and technology, knowledge,and innovation strengthen the Canadian economy; and Canadian businesses and communities are competitive -- are driven by and contribute to the Government of Canada's desired outcomes: a fair and secure marketplace; an innovative and knowledge-based economy; strong economic growth; and a strong and mutually beneficial North America. Industry Canada's three strategic outcomes the result of the Department's three key strategies -- advancing the marketplace; fostering the knowledge-based economy; and supporting business -- which are delivered through various program activities and supported by strategic enablers such as people management, risk management, management accountability and other corporate functions.



3 color logo 1.8 Expenditure profile

Breakdown of 2011 -12 Planned Spending by Strategic Outcome ($ millions)

Advancements in science and technology, knowledge, and innovation strengthen the Canadian economy 735.8 (53%)
Canadian businesses and communities are competitive 329.8 (23%)
The Canadian marketplace is efficient and competitive 198.3 (14%)
Internal Services 143.6 (10%)

 

Spending Trend ($ millions)

 
  2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14
Actual Spending 1,364 1,277 2,568 - - - -
Forecast Spending - - - 2,607 - - -
Planned Spending - - - - 1,408 1,426 1,147



3 color logo 2.1 The Canadian marketplace is efficient and competitive

Breakdown of 2011–12 Planned Spending by Program Activity ($ millions)

Spectrum, Telecommunications and the Online Economy 87.7 (45%)
Marketplace Frameworks and Regulations 58.3 (29%)
Competition Law Enforcement 47.7 (24%)
Consumer Affairs 4.6 (2%)
Total 198.3

 


3 color logo 2.2 Advancements in science and technology, knowledge, and innovation strengthen the Canadian economy

Breakdown of 2011 -12 Planned Spending by Program Activity ($ millions)

Research and Development Financing 431.9 (59%)
Science, Technology and Innovation Capacity 265.7 (36%)
Information and Communication Technologies Research and Innovation 38.2 (5%)
Total 735.8

 


3 color logo 2.3 Canadian businesses and communities are competitive

Breakdown of 2011 -12 Planned Spending by Program Activity ($ millions)

Community Economic Development 154.0 (47%)
Small Business Research, Advocacy and Services 128.6 (39%)
Industrial Competitiveness and Capacity 47.1 (14%)
Total 329.7

 


3 color logo 3.1 Financial highlights

Assets by Type ($ thousands)

Loans 665,647 (47%)
Due from CRF 481,363 (34%)
Accounts receivable 162,075 (12%)
Non-financial assets 98,758 (7%)
Total 1,407,843

 

Liabilities by Type ($ thousands)

Deferred revenue 3,265,951 (76%)
Other liabilities 538,917 (12%)
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 529,182 (12%)
Total 4,334,050

 

Expenses by Type ($ thousands)

Transfer payments 647,987 (45%)
Salaries and employee benefits 528,082 (37%)
Other operating expenditures 284 089 (19%)
Total 1,455,158

 

Revenue by Type ($ thousands)

Radio spectrum licences 757,124 (72%)
Other sales of services 277,229 (27%)
Other revenues 10,977 (1%)
Total 1,045,330