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Gestion électorale

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l'OGE est responsable de


QuestionQuelles sont les élections dont l'organisation revient à l'organisme national chargé de la gestion des élections?
Réponses a. Niveau national
Réponses Elections Canada is an independent body set up by Parliament that is responsible for the conduct of federal elections and referendums.
Source The Canada Elections Act, Clause 16 http://laws.justice.gc.ca/PDF/E-2.01.pdf
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Le budget de l'OGE est déterminé par


QuestionLe budget de l'organisme national de gestion des élections est établi par:
Réponses g. Autre
Réponses The Chief Electoral Officer of Canada determines the budget of Elections Canada. As an independent agency of Parliament, Elections Canada is funded by two budget authorities: an annual appropriation that essentially provides for the salaries of permanent full-time staff, and a statutory authority, which provides for all other expenditures, including the salary of the Chief Electoral Officer, all expenses related to the conduct of electoral events, and continuing public education programs.
Source Elections Canada (www.elections.ca)
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Les dépenses de l'OGE sont contrôlées par


QuestionLes dépenses de l'organisme de gestion des élections sont contrôlées par:
Réponses g. Autre
Réponses The Chief Electoral Officer of Canada is accountable to Parliament for all of Elections Canada’s expenditures. Expenses related to the conduct of electoral events and certain basic functions related to the mandate of the Chief Electoral Officer are paid for with the Consolidated Revenue Fund. All other expenses, including those for the permanent staff, follow an approval process: the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs, which is responsible for electoral matters, recommends spending approval, and the House of Commons appropriates the funds through a motion adopting the committee recommendations.
Source Elections Canada (2014): Compendium of Election Administration in Canada: A Comparative Overview (http://www.elections.ca/res/loi/com/compoverview2014sep_e.pdf)
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Mandat des membres de l'OGE


QuestionLe mandat des membres de l'organisme national de gestion électorale dure:
Answer: d. Autre
Réponses The Chief Electoral Officer of Canada is an Officer of Parliament appointed by a resolution of the House of Commons. He or she reports directly to Parliament and is independent of the government and all political parties. The Chief Electoral Officer serves until retirement at age 65 or resignation. He or she can only be removed from office for cause by the Governor General on a joint address of the House of Commons and the Senate.
Source Compendium of Election Administration: Elections Canada (2014)(http://www.elections.ca/res/loi/com/compoverview2014sep_e.pdf)
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