Commitments
Discontinue the Clean Growth Office and specific PCO programming
The Privy Council Office will cease operations of the Clean Growth Office and its programming related to Public Lands and Housing as part of a recalibration to eliminate overlapping or lower-priority functions.
Government ReformLegislate greater independence for the Major Projects Office
Introduces legislation to provide the Major Projects Office with enhanced managerial flexibility and independence, aiming to streamline federal regulatory project approvals.
Economy and TradeAutomate external correspondence and consolidate internal services within the Privy Council Office
The Privy Council Office will modernize its administration by automating external communications and merging internal functions like human resources, finance, and IT to achieve operational efficiencies.
Government ReformDiscontinue Privy Council Office programming for the Clean Growth Office and Public Lands and Housing
The Privy Council Office will cease its involvement in the Clean Growth Office and public lands and housing programming, reallocating these overlapping functions to better-suited departments as part of its 15% savings target.
Government ReformDefine a New Economic and Security Relationship with the United States
The government commits to establishing a renewed bilateral economic and security partnership with the United States, aiming to secure transformational benefits for both nations.
Foreign AffairsMandate a maximum two-year timeline for major federal project decisions
Mandate the Major Federal Project Office to deliver final project decisions within a strict two-year timeframe, encompassing all related federal legislative approvals.
Government ReformEstablish a Major Federal Project Office for 'One Window' project decisions
Create a Major Federal Project Office to serve as a single window for regulatory navigation and project approvals, aimed at reducing redundancies.
Government Reform