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What is included in the Supplementary Estimates (A) 2026-27, which present a total of $11.1 billion in incremental budgetary spending for 59 organization?
Can you provide additional clarity on TB Central Vote 50 and on TBS’ reporting of $944 million allocated for the 2025-26 fiscal year?
What kind of performance targets are in the Treasury Board Secretariat’s 2026-27 Departmental Plan?
What is being done to ensure the contractors are being used prudently?
Is the government laying off employees across the public service?
How will the recently implemented early retirement incentive program announced in Budget 2025 help manage workforce reductions?
Why did the Government spend $146.3 million on performance pay for federal executives in 2024–2025?
What are the ongoing efforts being taken by the Government of Canada regarding whistleblower protections?
What is the government doing to strengthen public service integrity?
Is the government going to require all public servants to return to the office full time?