Quarterly Statistical Report 2021-2022

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Q1 –​ April to​​ June ​2021

​WHO IS SUBJECT TO ​THE REGIMES ADMI​​NISTERED ​BY THE OFFICE?

​338	​1,418	1,464
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​​Members of the House of Commons	​​​Reporting public office holders (full-time)	​Public office holders without reporting obligations​​ (part-time)
​	​​​ (74 ​​ministers and parliamentary secretaries, ​546 ​Governor-in-Council appointees, 798 ​ministerial staff)	​

How d​oes the Off​ice help Members of the House of Commons and Public Office Holders prevent and avoid conflicts between their public duties and private interests?

Post-employment rules (Conflict of Interest Act only)

Public office holders are subject to post-employment rules after they leave public office.

Public office​​ holders who left this quarter: 146

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​Additional rul​es apply to former reporting public office holders for one or t​​wo years after they leave office​ (cooling-off period)​	​	​228 ​for​mer public office holders are still subject to additional rules​
​​Upon reques​t, the Commissioner may grant an exemption, waiver or reduction regarding the duration of the cooling-off period​	​	​​3 post-employment exemptions, waivers or reductions were granted​

​IMPOSING APPROPRIATE SANCTIONS (CONFLICT OF INTEREST ACT ONLY)​

Filing deadlines​	​​Notices of violation	Administrative monetary penalties
87% Percentage of newly appointed reporting public office holders who met all filing deadlines	When a reporting public office holder does not meet a reporting requirement, they are sent a Notice of Violation and given 30​ days to either pay the administrative monetary penalty or make written representations to the Commissioner ​5 notices of violation sent to public office holders​​	0  failures to report all relevant information as part of the Confidential Report ​​​​ 3  failures to report a material change 0  failures to sign a Summary Statement within 120 days of appointment
		All administrative monetary penalties are tweeted and can be found on our public registry

​CONDUCTING INVESTIG​ATIONS​

Act & C​o​de
​​​​​​​​​​​​How many case files were opened and closed this quarter?​​
​​​ ​17 c​a​se files  (new and carried over)​​​	​​  3 reports published	​​  10​ case ​file​s closed

Who is the subject of these case files?	What was the source of these case files?
​7 ministers or parliamentary secretaries	​2 memb​ers of the general public
​​ ​8 Members of the House of ​Commons	​ 12 members​ of the House of ​Commons​​
2 pub​lic office holders	​​​ 2 media
​ ​​​0 persons not subject to the Act or the Code	​ 1 within the Office​
​​​	​0 Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner

​ ​ The Office's target is to conduct examinations and inquiries in 12 months

EDUCATION A​ND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES​

​​​REQUESTS FROM THE M​​EDI​A & P​UBLIC	​​MENTI​​​ONS	​​TW​ITTER​
629 requests from the public​​	​5,090 media mentions	92 tweets
​25 media requests	​6,690 Twitter mentions	3,298 followers​​
2 interviews	​	​
​6 articles	​	​
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WEBSITE​	PARLIAMENT	TRAINING
9,234 website visitors	1 appearance​	8 presentations
​​11,937 public registry visits	22% percentage of Question Periods during which   the ​Office was mentioned​	588​ ​participants ​​

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Responded to standard media requests within 4 hours in 100% of cases

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​​ ​ Responded to standard public requests within 10 days in 80% of cases

​​Find out more about the work of the office:

Helping ​Reg​ulatees Comply​​	​Public Registry
Annual Reports​	​Submission Forms
Investigation Reports​	​

To obtain th​​e data used to produce this report, please contact info@cie.parl.gc.ca.​​