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Investigation Village Of Hodgeville 2020
...complained to us about the village dramatically increasing the fees it charges to provide residents with copies of public municipal documents. He believes the reason for increasing the fees was to discourage him from requesting them. He also complained to us about the council’s decision to ban him from the...
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OMB AR 2021
...match Steve’s voice; that it was “defi nitely different.”
SaskPower believed Steve was telling the truth and decided to open an account for him. He would not owe the $6,000, but would have to pay a security deposit, since his $500 debt was too old to collect.
Status:...
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Annual Report 2022
...what the arrears were for and
for someone to review the fi le history because she believed that any issues about arrears had been resolved earlier. She questioned why Social Services was contacting her so many years later.
Our offi ce contacted Social Services and spoke...
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Handling Complaints Under Your COE
...com- plaint process to be fair and effective, making a complaint should be easy and straightforward.
INFORMAL COMPLAINTS
As a starting point, consider providing for an informal complaint process. This might be as simple as empowering complainants who honestly believe that a council member has contravened the code...
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Summary Resort Village Of Candle Lake
...our initial draft report last May, the council has amended its Code of Ethics Bylaw to implement new investigative steps, and has also
retendered the contract that we found had been improperly given to Councillor Matkowski contrary to its Purchasing Policy. Candle Lake told us it believes that...
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PIDC AR 2020 E
...progress and activities in carrying out our duties under The Public Interest Disclosure Act during the year.
The Public Interest Disclosure Act provides mechanisms for provincial public sector employees to disclose potential wrongdoings they believe are happening in their workplaces. Disclosures must be kept confidential and employees are...
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Summary – Town of Choiceland
...she thought it was reasonable to believe the premiums would increase again.
At its April 12, 2016 meeting, the council passed a resolution to contract with the new insurer. A delegation attended the May 20, 2016 council meeting to contest that decision. The council provided its reasons why...
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Summary – Town of Choiceland
...she thought it was reasonable to believe the premiums would increase again.
At its April 12, 2016 meeting, the council passed a resolution to contract with the new insurer. A delegation attended the May 20, 2016 council meeting to contest that decision. The council provided its reasons why...
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2022 2023 Financial Statements For Website Signed
...these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
Responsibilities of Management and Those Charged with Governance for the Financial Statements
Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial...
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PIDC AR 2022
...a complaint to our offi ce if they believe they have suffered a reprisal for having sought advice about, disclosed, or refused to participate in a suspected wrongdoing, or for having co-operated in an investigation under the Act.
Reprisals include:
• dismissal
• layoff...
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