Canadian Legislation: The Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (PSDPA)

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The Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (PSDPA) was created to protect Canadians who blow the whistle on Federal government wrongdoing.

The Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (PSDPA) was created to protect Canadians who blow the whistle on Federal government wrongdoing.

A central part of the Federal Accountability Act, the PSDPA establishes a regime for allegations of wrongdoing to be investigated, and for whistleblowers to seek protection from reprisals.

The PSDPA Explained

The Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act Explained...

A concise, plain English explanation of the main provisions of the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act and how it works. Written by FAIR.
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What's Wrong with the PSDPA

What's wrong with the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act...

A plain English analysis of the pitfalls contained Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act: recommended for anyone who is considering using this relatively new process. Written by FAIR.
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