G-1.03 - Act respecting the governance and management of the information resources of public bodies and government enterprises

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12.12. The government digital data manager assumes the following responsibilities:
(1)  advising the Minister with regard to government digital data, in particular regarding their mobility and valorization;
(2)  keeping up to date a consolidation of the inventories of such data that public bodies must keep in accordance with the regulation made under paragraph 1 of section 12.21 and identifying the data that have a mobility or valorization potential;
(3)  developing and implementing data mobility or valorization strategies;
(4)  authorizing, for any administrative or public service purpose specified in an order made under section 12.14, the mobility or valorization of the government digital data concerned in keeping, as applicable, with the mobility or valorization strategies;
(5)  ensuring the application of the data security classification model established by the government chief information security officer under paragraph 3 of section 12.6, and of the quality standards for government digital data determined by the Government under paragraph 2 of section 12.21;
(6)  controling the quality of government digital data and the measures ensuring their security and requiring for that purpose any information the manager considers necessary from the public bodies holding the data;
(7)  seeing to the application of the rules or measures established by the Government under paragraphs 4 and 5 of section 12.21;
(8)  supporting and assisting public bodies and delegated managers for government digital data in public bodies in implementing the obligations provided for in this chapter;
(8.1)  proposing strategies to the Minister to foster an open government approach and seeing that they are implemented; and
(9)  exercising any other function assigned by the Minister or the Government.
Every public body must send the government digital data manager, within the time and in accordance with the terms determined by the latter, the information required to carry out the consolidation referred to in subparagraph 2 of the first paragraph.
2021, c. 22, s. 7; 2021, c. 33, s. 31; 2023, c. 28, s. 9.
12.12. The government digital data manager assumes the following responsibilities:
(1)  advising the Minister with regard to government digital data, in particular regarding their mobility and valorization;
(2)  keeping up to date a consolidation of the inventories of such data that public bodies must keep in accordance with the regulation made under paragraph 1 of section 12.21 and identifying the data that have a mobility or valorization potential;
(3)  developing and implementing data mobility or valorization strategies;
(4)  authorizing, for any administrative or public service purpose specified in an order made under section 12.14, the mobility or valorization of the government digital data concerned in keeping, as applicable, with the mobility or valorization strategies;
(5)  ensuring the application of the data security classification model established by the government chief information security officer under paragraph 3 of section 12.6, and of the quality standards for government digital data determined by the Government under paragraph 2 of section 12.21;
(6)  controling the quality of government digital data and the measures ensuring their security and requiring for that purpose any information the manager considers necessary from the public bodies holding the data;
(7)  seeing to the application of the rules or measures established by the Government under paragraphs 4 and 5 of section 12.21;
(8)  supporting and assisting public bodies and delegated managers for government digital data in public bodies in implementing the obligations provided for in this chapter; and
(9)  exercising any other function assigned by the Minister or the Government.
Every public body must send the government digital data manager, within the time and in accordance with the terms determined by the latter, the information required to carry out the consolidation referred to in subparagraph 2 of the first paragraph.
2021, c. 22, s. 7; 2021, c. 33, s. 31.
12.12. The government digital data manager assumes the following responsibilities:
(1)  advising the Chair of the Conseil du trésor with regard to government digital data, in particular regarding their mobility and valorization;
(2)  keeping up to date a consolidation of the inventories of such data that public bodies must keep in accordance with the regulation made under paragraph 1 of section 12.21 and identifying the data that have a mobility or valorization potential;
(3)  developing and implementing data mobility or valorization strategies;
(4)  authorizing, for any administrative or public service purpose specified in an order made under section 12.14, the mobility or valorization of the government digital data concerned in keeping, as applicable, with the mobility or valorization strategies;
(5)  ensuring the application of the data security classification model established by the government chief information security officer under paragraph 3 of section 12.6, and of the quality standards for government digital data determined by the Government under paragraph 2 of section 12.21;
(6)  controling the quality of government digital data and the measures ensuring their security and requiring for that purpose any information the manager considers necessary from the public bodies holding the data;
(7)  seeing to the application of the rules or measures established by the Government under paragraphs 4 and 5 of section 12.21;
(8)  supporting and assisting public bodies and delegated managers for government digital data in public bodies in implementing the obligations provided for in this chapter; and
(9)  exercising any other function assigned by the Chair of the Conseil du trésor or the Government.
Every public body must send the government digital data manager, within the time and in accordance with the terms determined by the latter, the information required to carry out the consolidation referred to in subparagraph 2 of the first paragraph.
2021, c. 22, s. 7.