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The Regulatory Affairs & Orders in Council Secretariat's primary clients are the Treasury Board, the regulatory community, and Canadians.

The Treasury Board (TB)

Among the TB's responsibilities is the consideration of all Orders in Council and regulatory submissions that require Governor-in-Council approval.  For more on TB's role in the process by which regulations are created, please see the section on the Regulatory Process.

Regulators

Another of the Secretariat's clients is the body of regulatory departments and agencies who must all meet the requirements of the regulatory policy and the regulatory process.  We strive to work with them to help them meet these requirements and to provide an objective view point on their regulatory proposals.

In addition, we are working to make a number of tools and resources available to regulators so that they can regulate in the best possible manner.

Canadians

Canadians view health, safety, the quality of the environment, and economic and social well-being as important concerns.  The Regulatory Policy is meant to allow us to achieve those goals in the best manner possible.   The effectiveness of the policy is dependent on regulatory authorities, central agencies, and Canadian citizens operating in a spirit of partnership and taking responsibility for fulfilling their roles in the governing process to the best of their abilities.  Canadians have a responsibility, as citizens, to make a reasonable contribution by helping the government develop regulatory programs that will benefit Canadian society as a whole.  Canadians -- industry, labour, interest groups, professional organizations, other governments and individuals -- can also contribute to the development of the Policy itself by ensuring that it accurately reflects Canadian values and priorities.

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