No. Let me explain that.
The process for ensuring alignment with a crown corporation involves three notable events in terms of governance. The first one is a statement of priorities and accountabilities. The Minister of International Trade upon consultation with the Minister of International Development will send to the board of directors its priorities. It's basically giving them their homework.
In response to that, the board needs to generate a corporate plan. That corporate plan is provided to the ministers for consideration and they basically say, “Thank you for the statement of priorities and accountabilities. We've done our homework, and here's how we propose to deliver on the mandate you've given us.”
That corporate plan needs to be approved by the Treasury Board and it is the issue of an order in council such that an order in council is required in order for the corporation to actually execute that mandate.