National Action Plan on Open Government Commitment

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C04.3.1 - Designing inclusive government programs and services

Commitment:
Designing inclusive government programs and services
Milestone:
Monitor Canadians' experiences with serious legal problems and enhance the Department of Justice Canada's understanding of effective responses using findings from the National Justice Survey and Serious Legal Problems in Canada Publish findings from the National Justice Survey and from Statistics Canada's Canadian Legal Problems Survey (CLPS), in user-friendly formats (for example, infographics or a simple dashboard). Use the National Justice Survey data to inform decision-making both by the Department of Justice Canada and by key external stakeholders.
Indicator:
C04.3.1 - Number of hits on the National Justice Survey results
Lead Organization:
Department of Justice Canada
Deadline:
Biannually until 2029

Updates

2026-06
Status:
Limited progress
Evidence of progress:

The two infographics created from the 2025 National Justice Survey (NJS) had a total of 1,901 page views in both languages between January and June.

Evidence:

Confidence in the Canadian Criminal Justice System 2024/2025 - https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/jr/cccjs-cscjp/index.html

Confidence in the Canadian Youth Criminal Justice System 2024/2025 - https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/jr/ccycjs-csjpjc/index.html

Challenges:

We are unable to report on the number of views for the 2025 NJS data table or methodology report as they are hosted on Library and Archives Canada’s website. We have requested those numbers but do not know if/when we will get them.

2025-12
Status:
Limited progress
Evidence of progress:

There were 591 hits on the NJS results. Note that the two infographics were only posted in mid-November. We do not have numbers for the number of hits on the Open Govt portal where the data sit, but we plan to capture that for the next reporting period.

Challenges:

Note that the two infographics were only posted only in mid-November. We do not have numbers for the number of hits on the Open Govt portal where the data sit, but we plan to capture that for the next reporting period.