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Materials prepared for incoming deputy heads on duties and functions.
Materials prepared for incoming deputy heads on duties and functions.
Materials prepared for incoming deputy heads on duties and functions.
This is the ministerial transition binder for Global Affairs Canada's new Associate Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Table of Contents
Tab 1: Civilian Review and Complaints Commission -Mandate, Authorities and Responsibilities
Tab 2: Directorate Overview Notes
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Transition Book February 2026 – Deputy Minister of Justice and Deputy Attorney General of Canada
National Defence transition materials provided to the Deputy Minister of National Defence upon appointment on January 29, 2026.
Briefing materials prepared for the Deputy Minister of Public Services and Procurement Canada's transition binder.
Briefing package prepared for the Deputy Minister of Natural Resources, Greg Orencsak, in February 2026.
Transition binder for Deputy Minister of Labour and Associate Deputy Minister of Employment and Social Development, Rob Wright – January …