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Finance committee  If we really want less paperwork and tax filing burden on individuals, and to help ensure that people get the benefits they're entitled to, what really should be supported is the move to the automated tax filing form, which we advocate for and which the government says it's going

February 23rd, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Finance committee  I really don't know the numbers. We're not in a position to be able to do that calculation. But certainly the justification provided by the CRA for that number sounds reasonable. It's likely to be even more expensive than that, given that projects don't always go as anticipated.

February 23rd, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Finance committee  I'm not at all sure they would do the job better or worse than the people who are doing it in the province. I'm suggesting if you want to simplify it under one umbrella, it makes more sense to simplify it under the Canada Revenue Agency, where the systems are already in place,

February 23rd, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Finance committee  Yes, if I may, I will ask Monsieur Couillard to respond, because he is actually an employee of Canada Revenue Agency in Quebec.

February 23rd, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Finance committee  Thank you so much. Good afternoon. My name is Debi Daviau. I am president of The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada, or PIPS, the national union that represents approximately 1,400 Canada Revenue Agency professionals in Quebec. Overall, we represent some 12,00

February 23rd, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Transport committee  As you can tell by Matt's and my opening remarks, we've been comparing notes and working together on this issue. That's because not one of our groups of members could operate in a silo. The workers, particularly at Nav Canada, rely very heavily on each other's expertise. A cut to

January 26th, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Transport committee  They said, “Thank you very much, and we'll relay this information to the minister.” Unfortunately, there was no outward support of the plan or even an understanding of the urgency of putting a plan in place. These cuts are happening as we speak, and across the entire industry,

January 26th, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Transport committee  As you know, we represent only a certain segment of the workers at Nav Canada, but collectively the workforce at Nav Canada is going to be essential to the recovery of the entire aviation industry. When we talk about aviation, we can't just look at the airlines, although that i

January 26th, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Transport committee  Nav Canada is a fee-for-service company after being privatized, and it recovers its money from those fees to airlines. As the number of flights has dropped, in order for Nav Canada to be able to maintain a certain level of service it has to charge even higher fees. That's why we'

January 26th, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Transport committee  It's exactly the same thing. We have joined other unions to talk to the employees of the minister's office.

January 26th, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Transport committee  Thank you very much. Good afternoon. My name is Debi Daviau and I'm the president of the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada. We represent over 60,000 professionals across Canada. I'd like to thank you for this opportunity to present our concerns about the sit

January 26th, 2021Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Government Operations committee  We have never been privy to the cost. I can tell you that departments are proprietary over those pools, because it costs them a significant amount of money, time, resources, and that comes at an expense to other things that they want to engage in. I'm not sure what the tally is

October 4th, 2018Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Government Operations committee  That's part of the problem. Departments have to fund this resourcing themselves. Once they've gone to the trouble of establishing a pool and determining pre-qualified resources, the last thing they want to do is let other departments who haven't paid for that process draw from th

October 4th, 2018Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Government Operations committee  Competitive pay.

October 4th, 2018Committee meeting

Debi Daviau

Government Operations committee  About $14 billion a year is spent on contracted-out services. We believe that most of those are 100% cost overruns, because the aptitudes and the availability of public service employees are there; you just have to be able to tap into it. The cost is anywhere between two and 10 t

October 4th, 2018Committee meeting

Debi Daviau