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2006 May Status Report of the Auditor General of Canada

May 2006 Status Report—Chapter 2

Exhibit 2.1—Progress on addressing our recommendations on recruitment and retention of military personnel

Recommendation

Progress

Auditor General's April 2002 Report, Chapter 5

 

The Canadian Forces should consider adopting a human-resource management occupation to ensure that it maintains the experience and expertise it needs to identify issues, develop policy, and implement changes over the long term (paragraph 5.83).

Satisfactory

As it reviews the terms of service and the military occupation structure, the Department should consider all options, including recruiting experienced people into its higher ranks (paragraph 5.86).

Satisfactory

Performance measures should be in place soon and the results included in the departmental performance report to Parliament (paragraph 5.88).

Insatisfaisants

The Department should ensure that its human-resource management information is accurate and up-to-date (paragraph 5.88).

Insatisfaisants

Satisfactory Satisfactory—Progress is satisfactory, given the significance and complexity of the issue, and the time that has elapsed since the recommendation was made.

Insatisfaisants Unsatisfactory—Progress is unsatisfactory, given the significance and complexity of the issue, and the time that has elapsed since the recommendation was made.