Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation

Why it is here

Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation is listed because the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada reported a founded case of wrongdoing there to Parliament (May 2014). The Commissioner found that the Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation seriously breached the Corporation's code of conduct when he hired four people with publicly demonstrated ties to political parties without a process showing how they were selected (paragraph 8(e) of the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act).

Case report of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada, tabled in Parliament: after investigating a disclosure from a public servant or a member of the public, the Commissioner found wrongdoing in the federal organization under section 8 of the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (contravention of a law, misuse of public funds, gross mismanagement, danger to life, health or safety, or a serious breach of a code of conduct).

Details

Federal organization

Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation

Authority

Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada

Decision

Finding of wrongdoing

Finding, in plain words

The Commissioner found that the Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation seriously breached the Corporation's code of conduct when he hired four people with publicly demonstrated ties to political parties without a process showing how they were selected (paragraph 8(e) of the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act).

Tabled

May 2014

Source

https://psic-ispc.gc.ca/en/results/case-report-enterprise-cape-breton-corporation-may-2014

Licence

Case reports tabled in Parliament by the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada (psic-ispc.gc.ca)