Open Government Documents

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
All classified agencies require an MOU. The MOU is an administrative agreement between the responsible Minister and the agency that reflects the accountability framework and guides the mutual understanding of responsibilities of both the responsible minister and the chair of a classified agency.

Mandate Letter: 2018-2019
All classified agencies are required to post their Provincial Agency Mandate Expectations. The Mandate Expectations letter includes a list of these expectations as approved by the Ministry of Health.

Annual Business Plan: 2019-2020
All non-advisory classified agencies are required to post their annual Business Plan. The 2018-2019 Business Plan maps out the agency’s strategic direction and upcoming activities for the next fiscal year. All agencies must have their responsible Minister approve their business plan annually. To ensure that confidentiality and privacy are maintained, these documents do not contain any information that could affect the security of a person, place or thing, is commercially sensitive, or contains confidential information about human resources and labour relations as listed above.

Annual Report
All non-advisory classified agencies are required to post their most recently tabled Annual Report. The Annual Report includes performance targets, agency performance, financial statements and appointees. Agencies with legislative requirements to table their annual reports are required to do so prior to posting their annual report.

Expense Information
January - March 2020

Open Data Directive
Ontario’s Open Data Directive requires every provincial agency to publish a list of all the datasets they create, collect and/or manage as their Data Inventory. The Data Inventory lists all data sets and identifies whether a data set is currently open, in the process of being opened or exempt from being released as open data due to legal, security, privacy, confidentiality or commercially-sensitive reasons. Publishing public Data Inventories is part of Ontario’s commitment to improve transparency, accountability and openness.

Trillium Gift of Life is now part of Ontario Health. For Ontario Health’s data inventory, or to request a specific data set, see the Open Data section on the Ontario Health Corporate Documents page.

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