Departmental Results Framework
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Raison d’être – The Canada Energy Regulator is an independent federal regulator of several parts of Canada’s energy industry. It regulates pipelines, energy development and trade on behalf of Canadians in a way that protects the public and the environment while supporting efficient markets. The Minister of Natural Resources is responsible for this organization.
As Canada’s energy regulator, the CER has a variety of roles and responsibilities throughout the lifecycle of energy infrastructure – from adjudication of energy project applications, to the provision of energy information, engagement, and constant emphasis on safety oversight and environmental protection.
We believe good governance demands that Ministers, Parliament and the public have the necessary information to properly challenge and assess our overall performance. This is an essential component of public confidence in the regulatory system.
In support of this, the CER has updated our Departmental Results Framework. The Framework allows us to clearly and credibly demonstrate the work we undertake on behalf of Canadians. It is the frame through which we will ensure our commitment to regulatory excellence will be observed at all times, everywhere in our organization.


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This graphic depicts the Canada Energy Regulator’s Departmental Results Framework and Program Inventory of record for 2020–21:
Core Responsibility: Energy Adjudication
Program: Infrastructure, Tolls and Export Applications
Program: Participant Funding
Core Responsibility: Safety and Environment Oversight
Program: Company Performance
Program: Management System and Industry Performance
Program: Emergency Management
Program: Regulatory Framework
Core Responsibility: Energy Information
Program: Energy System Information
Program: Pipeline Information
Core Responsibility: Engagement
Program: Stakeholder Engagement
Program: Indigenous Engagement
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