2016 to 2017 Service Standards for Transfer Payment Programs
A service standard is a public commitment to a measurable level of performance that clients can expect under normal circumstances. Public Safety Canada (PS) has established services standards for all of its transfer payment programs.*
PS is committed to adhering to the following transfer payment service standards:
- Acknowledging the receipt of a funding request within 15 business days with the target set at 92% for achieving this standard
- Communicating a funding decision within 52 weeks of receiving a complete application with the target set at 95% for achieving this standard
- Issuing a payment following receipt of all required documentation within 30 business days with the target set at 80% for achieving this standard
For more information about PS service standards, or to discuss any concerns you may have, please contact your regional office or program sector.
Overall Transfer Payments' Service Standard Results
Public Safety Canada (PS) is committed to reporting on service standards for its transfer payment programs on a semi-annual basis. Results from this reporting period are as follows:
For the period of April 1, 2016 to March 31, 2017.
Acknowledging the receipt of a funding request:
- 15 Business days
- Results: 99.6% of all proposals were acknowledged within 15 business days
Communicating a funding decision after receiving a completed application is submitted:
- 52 Weeks
- Results: 100% of all funding decisions were communicated within 52 weeks
Issuing a payment following receipt of all required documentation:
- 30 Business days
- Results: 86% of all payment requests were sent within 30 business days
Programs Transfer Payments’ Service Standards Results
- Aboriginal Community Safety Development Contribution Program
- Biology Casework Analysis Contribution Program
- Community Resilience Fund
- Contribution Program to Combat Serious and Organized Crime
- COSPAS-SARSAT Secretariat Contribution Program
- Crime Prevention Action Fund
- Cyber Security Cooperation Program
- First Nations Policing Program
- Heavy Urban Search and Rescue Program
- International Association of Fire Fighters
- Kanishka Project Contribution Program
- Major International Events Security Cost Framework
- Moncton Memorial Grant Program
- Nation’s Capital Extraordinary Policing Costs Program
- National Disaster Mitigation Program
- National Flagging System
- National Voluntary Organizations
- Northern and Aboriginal Crime Prevention Fund
- Policy Development Contribution Program
- Search and Rescue New Initiatives Fund
- Search and Rescue Volunteer Association of Canada Contribution Program
- Security Infrastructure Program
- Workers Compensation Program
- Youth Gang Prevention Fund
*The Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements are excluded.
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