Oath of Office and Confidentiality Agreement Clause Samples

Oath of Office and Confidentiality Agreement. Each Director is required to sign and agree to comply with the Oath of Office and Confidentiality Agreement. Failure to do so will result in removal from office as a Director. Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario His Majesty the King in right of Ontario Chair of the Board Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery Date: March 31, 2023 Date: April 5, 2023 CONDOMINIUM MANAGEMENT REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF ONTARIO The corporate planning and reporting documents of the Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario (CMRAO) are essential communications vehicles for demonstrating responsible stewardship of regulatory authority in the achievement of consumer protection. As such, the CMRAO will strive to continuously improve and strengthen linkages between strategic planning, business planning and reporting. Recognizing that corporate planning and reporting documents have a broad audience that includes government, sector stakeholders and the public, the CMRAO will use plain language so that the objectives and performance of the CMRAO are clear and easy for the average reader to understand. The corporate planning and reporting documents should easily allow for comparisons between them. For example, the strategic objectives, commitments and activities in the business plan should be aligned with the outcomes contained in the annual report. The CMRAO’s corporate planning and reporting documents will support the accountability framework as laid out in the Agreement and the SCSAA. In addition to the requirements specified directly in the Agreement, the CMRAO’s corporate planning and reporting documents shall include, at a minimum, the following:

Oath of Office and Confidentiality Agreement. Each Director is required to sign and agree to comply with the Oath of Office and Confidentiality Agreement. Failure to do so will result in removal from office as a Director. Chair Minister of Government and Consumer Services Date: Date: The corporate planning and reporting documents of the Condominium Authority of Ontario (“CAO”) are essential communications vehicles for demonstrating responsible fulfillment of its Statutory Mandate in promoting and enhancing confidence in the condominium sector. As such, CAO will strive to continuously improve and strengthen linkages between strategic planning, business planning, operational planning and reporting. Recognizing that corporate planning and reporting documents have a broad audience that includes government, sector stakeholders and the public, CAO will use plain language so that the objectives and performance of CAO are clear and easy for the average reader to understand. The corporate planning and reporting documents should easily allow for comparisons between them. For example, the strategic objectives, commitments and activities in the business plan should be aligned with the outcomes contained in the annual report. CAO’s corporate planning and reporting documents will support the accountability framework as laid out in the administrative agreement between the Minister and CAO and the Act. In addition to the requirements specified directly in the administrative agreement, CAO’s corporate planning and reporting documents shall include, at a minimum, the following:

Oath of Office and Confidentiality Agreement. Each Director is required to sign and agree to comply with the Oath of Office and Confidentiality Agreement. Failure to do so will result in removal from office as a Director. Chair Minister of Government and Consumer Services Date: Date: The corporate planning and reporting documents of the Condominium Authority of Ontario (“CAO”) are essential communications vehicles for demonstrating responsible fulfillment of its Statutory Mandate in promoting and enhancing confidence in the condominium sector. As such, CAO will strive to continuously improve and strengthen linkages between strategic planning, business planning, operational planning and reporting. Recognizing that corporate planning and reporting documents have a broad audience that includes government, sector stakeholders and the public, CAO will use plain language so that the objectives and performance of CAO are clear and easy for the average reader to understand. The corporate planning and reporting documents should easily allow for comparisons between them. For example, the strategic objectives, commitments and activities in the business plan should be aligned with the outcomes contained in the annual report. CAO’s corporate planning and reporting documents will support the accountability framework as laid out in the administrative agreement between the Minister and CAO and the Act. In addition to the requirements specified directly in the administrative agreement, CAO’s corporate planning and reporting documents shall include, at a minimum, the following: CAO will draft a business plan annually that identifies a coordinated set of activities to achieve CAO’s strategic objectives for the next three year period. The business plan will state the specific activities that will be undertaken in the fiscal year, as well as identify resources to achieve CAO’s strategic objectives and successfully deliver educational, dispute resolution, and condominium returns services. The business plan shall include, at a minimum, the following: The corporate overview will be a general overview of CAO, including its mandate, mission, vision and values. It will also describe CAO’s structure, services and stakeholders and include a description of the nature and scope of the relationship between CAO, the government and the Ministry. An explanation of the connections between strategic planning, the business plan and the annual report.