Federal Accountability Act (Canada)

The Federal Accountability Act (Canada), passed in 2006, is legislation designed to improve transparency, ethical conduct, and accountability within the federal government. It aims to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse by strengthening oversight, enhancing financial management, and promoting ethical behavior among public officials. The Act established new rules for government operations, increased transparency to the public, and created mechanisms for better oversight and reporting. Overall, it seeks to ensure that government actions are responsible, policies are clear, and public trust is maintained through increased accountability and integrity in federal institutions.