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Plan ministériel et comptes publics, exercice 2024-25. Noms et textes tels que la source les publie.

39 programmesécart médian +3,6 % (quartiles −7,4 % et +21,6 %)22 au-dessus du plan · 17 au-dessousETP : écart médian −1,2 %

Programme par programme

Programme par programme
Programme ENPlanifiéRéelÉcartETP prévusETP réels
Materiel Management Services748,9 k$2,5 M$+238,7 %99,3
Polar Continental Shelf Program7,9 M$21,4 M$+171,2 %58,148,8
Human Resources Management Services22,7 M$38,4 M$+69,2 %275,6281,6
Energy and Climate Change Policy21,3 M$35,2 M$+65,1 %122,3206,3
Indigenous Reconciliation and Regulatory Coordination31,5 M$51,9 M$+65,0 %95,5139,9
Provision of Federal Leadership in the Minerals and Metals Sector154,3 M$62,4 M$−59,6 %230,2211,9
Lower Carbon Transportation522 M$233,1 M$−55,3 %109,4101,9
Legal Services12,4 M$5,7 M$−53,8 %8,86
Information Management Services7,2 M$10,5 M$+46,4 %41,437,5
Statutory Offshore Payments1,8 G $987,3 M$−43,8 %00

Triés par écart absolu. Chaque ligne est un programme tel que publié ; aucune ligne n'additionne les programmes. Un planifié nul ou négatif rend l'écart «sans objet».

Dans les mots du ministère

Materiel Management Services · +238,7 %
« The increase in spending is primarily due to additional building infrastructure related expenditure. This expenditures tends to fluctuate year over year depending on which departmental building expenses are incurred. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart. Citée telle quelle, en anglais ; Lauréo ne commente pas.
Polar Continental Shelf Program · +171,2 %
« The increase in spending is primarily due to the receipt of various in-year funding: Budget 2024 funding for the renewed investments into Polar Continental Shelf Program (PCSP) to support Arctic science and sovereignty, a transfer from Department of National Defence (DND) to PCSP for operation & maintenance of the Canadian Armed Forces Artic Training Centre in Resolute, Nunavut, and reallocations from the internal reserves to support increased activities within this PI. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Human Resources Management Services · +69,2 %
« The increase in spending is primarily due to new investments in departmental security, HR-to-Pay Stabilization, Language School and Accommodations Center of Excellence sourced from in-year incremental funding. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Energy and Climate Change Policy · +65,1 %
« The increase in spending is primarily due to in-year funding received for the Sustainable Jobs Secretariat and Partnership Council, reallocation of resources from the Management and Oversight PI to this PI to support Regional Energy Resource Tables and internal realignment. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Indigenous Reconciliation and Regulatory Coordination · +65,0 %
« The increase in spending is primarily due to in-year funding received for the Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee (IAMC) and Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program (ILGP). »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Provision of Federal Leadership in the Minerals and Metals Sector · −59,6 %
« The decrease in spending is primarily due to delays in disbursing grant and contribution funding associated with the Critical Mineral Infrastructure Fund (CMIF). »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Lower Carbon Transportation · −55,3 %
« The decrease in spending is primarily due to Budget 2024 approved reprofile of Clean Fuels funding into future years and the termination of contribution agreement for large value project due to unfavourable market conditions. Additionally, unexpected delays in signing contribution agreements, and project approval delays had a significant impact on the Green Freight Program. However, the decrease in spending was partially offset by increased spending in the Zero Emissions Vehicle Program as a result of strong demand in its latest round of Request for Proposal. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Legal Services · −53,8 %
« The decrease in spending is primarily due to reduced Department of Justice costs for litigation files and delays in the Government of Canada Secret Infrastructure (GCSI) Expansion project. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Information Management Services · +46,4 %
« The increase in spending is primarily due to new projects linked to the Enterprise Investment Fund, such as, MicroSoft365 Phase 3 SharePoint. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.
Statutory Offshore Payments · −43,8 %
« The decrease in spending is primarily due to differences between forecasted royalty transfers and actual royalty transfers recorded. This difference between the forecasted and the actual figure is the result of fluctuations in the prices of oil, changes in production, the timing of sales, forfeitures, as well as actual Corporate Income Tax (CIT) transfers versus forecasted CIT transfers. »
Plan ministériel 2024-25, explication de l'écart.

Autorisé contre dépensé — crédits votés

Autorisé contre dépensé — crédits votés
Crédit ENAutoriséDépenséPart utilisée
Crédit 1 · Operating/Program960,3 M$924,2 M$96,2 %
Crédit 5 · Capital59,2 M$52,3 M$88,3 %
Crédit 10 · Grants & Contributions3 G $2,4 G $78,5 %

Comptes publics 2024-25, un crédit par ligne. 9 postes législatifs (S) sont comptés à part : leur autorisation égale la dépense par construction, et une part utilisée de 100 % n'y dirait rien. Autorisé et dépensé sont deux faits, jamais additionnés entre crédits.