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Status of Women committee  From a learning perspective, every time there's a new policy we're involved, but we're involved especially to be aware of it so that we can ensure our instructors are aware of it and our materials are up to date as soon as the policy is put in place. We don't set policy—that's the Treasury Board—but we are part of the process.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  The school's offering strategy depends on demands. We essentially offer those courses on our website. As soon as we get a demand that is significant enough and worth an actual offering, then we do those offerings. In these particular cases, they are not offered that often, because the school is responsive to the actual demand.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  Again, if there's enough demand in a particular region, it would be offered in that region. If the demand is not there.... It's offered where the demand is, at those 13 points of service.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  The statistics we have are public service-wide. We mentioned MOUs with departments; these are relationships we build organization to organization to meet their learning needs. We have a strong relationship with Environment Canada for Creating a Respectful Workplace. But I do not have the breakdown for each department.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  The school could provide statistics on that breakdown. I would just caution that the school is one provider that a department can use. We feel that departments always have a more comprehensive picture of how they choose to meet their learning strategies and who they choose to use as the supplier.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  Sure. Just as a point of clarification, in the orientation program it was 42,000.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  That's fine. As I mentioned last time, and as the opening remarks outlined, the number of learners who go through the school has sort of a pyramid effect. The wider, the more foundational the learning part of it is, the more users we have at the school. The more precise we go, the smaller the target audiences are for those products.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  They are not mandatory.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  Creating a Respectful Workplace, in itself, is a very valuable product, but the concepts of Creating a Respectful Workplace are included in many other products that aren't listed here. We did not want to go through the whole school curriculum. In terms of the more precise courses, we don't have here the statistics of the whole community, so it is hard to tell the exact proportion that we are hitting.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

Status of Women committee  Exactly. The duration of the course is the big driver for the total cost. Investigating Harassment Complaints is a five-day course. Essentially, when we cost our products, we look at all the direct and indirect program costs and we amortize that by the number of learners we anticipate to have, as well as the length of the course.

December 6th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury

December 4th, 2012Committee meeting

Jean-François Fleury