Archived—Appendix II: How does the Government manage public opinion research activities?: Public opinion research in the Government of Canada—Annual report 2015 to 2016

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Once a federal department or agency determines the need for a public opinion research project, several other stakeholders become involved because of the roles they play.

Figure 3: Stakeholder responsibilities for public opinion research

Figure 3: Stakeholder responsibilities for public opinion research - Description below.

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  • Departments are responsible for the management, research content and overall quality of the research produced
  • Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat sets policies and oversees compliance
  • Privy Council Office performs a central role in the leadership and strategic direction
  • Department of Public Works and Government Services provides research advice and is the contracting authority
  • Library and Archives Canada makes public opinion research reports available to Canadians
  • Supplier conducts the public opinion research and provides a report on research findings

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