Departmental Performance Report

Every fall, departments and agencies prepare Departmental Performance Reports to report on their annual performance to Parliament and Canadians. The President of the Treasury Board tables the DPRs developed by departments and agencies in Parliament at the same time as the Public Accounts (September-October).

The Departmental Performance Report is Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC)'s key instrument of accountability. Its main purpose is to tell Parliamentarians and Canadians whether the Department fulfilled the performance expectations outlined in its Report on Plans and Priorities. In addition, the DPR accounts for the resources used in fulfilling the department's commitments as well as explain the overall benefits realized for taxpayers.

DPR by fiscal year

2011-2012

• 2011-2012 DPR
  • Supplementary Information for Section III
    • 2011-2012 Consolidated Departmental Financial Statements

2010-2011

• 2010-2011 DPR
  • Supplementary Information for Section III
    • Consolidated Departmental Financial Statements 2010-2011

2009-2010

• 2009-2010 DPR
  • Supplementary Information for Section III
    • Consolidated Departmental Financial Statements 2009-2010
      • Annex A – Assessment of Internal Control over Financial Reporting
    • Key Secure Channel epass Measures 2009-2010
    • Program Activity Architecture (PAA) 2009-2010
    • Performance Status 2009-2010

2008-2009

• 2008-2009 DPR
• Supplementary Information for Section III
  • Business Integration – Performance Management
  • Program Activity: Internal Services
  • Consolidated Departmental Financial Statements 2008-2009
  • Key Secure Channel epass Measures

2007-2008

• 2007-2008 DPR

2006-2007

• 2006-2007 DPR
• Supplementary Information for Section III
• Revolving Funds
• Consolidated Departmental Financial Statements 2006-2007

For previous Departmental Performance Reports (DPR), please visit Library and Archives Canada website