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The 2025–29 National Action Plan includes commitments and milestones to make the Government of Canada more open, transparent and accountable to those it serves. The government used feedback from the public to make sure that the plan reflects what matters most to the people of Canada.

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Milestone: Advance trust and transparency for the Government of Canada's human resources (HR) and pay transformation
Commitment: Anti-corruption, public confidence, and corporate transparency
Lead Organization: Public Services and Procurement Canada
Deadline: Updated monthly internally to reflect progress and published quarterly to the Integrated strategy for human resources and pay webpage.

Updated annually to reflect new commitments.

Status: Complete
Milestone: Develop a targeted learning series on open data for use by federal public servants
Commitment: Designing inclusive government programs and services
Lead Organization: Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
Deadline: By December 2026
Status: Limited progress
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.
Commitment: Designing inclusive government programs and services
Lead Organization: Department of Justice Canada
Deadline: Biannually until 2029
Status: Limited progress
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.
Commitment: Designing inclusive government programs and services
Lead Organization: Department of Justice Canada
Deadline: Feedback will be compiled in March 2027 and at the end of the commitment and published in a report.
Status: Limited progress
Milestone: Support the design and delivery of accessible administrative services.
Commitment: Designing inclusive government programs and services
Lead Organization: Department of Justice Canada
Deadline: Biannually until 2029
Status: Limited progress