Agencies, boards and commissions do important work on behalf of New Brunswickers by providing advice to government, helping ensure delivery of services to citizens and regulating key sectors of the economy.
Agencies, boards and commissions do important work on behalf of New Brunswickers by providing advice to government, helping ensure delivery of services to citizens and regulating key sectors of the economy.
ABCs vary in the size, type and mandate. Some have regulatory and formal judgment or decision making authority; some provide the public with vital goods and services; and others play a large role in developing policy and communicating these policies to New Brunswickers.
New Brunswick ABCs include:
Crown Corporations are government-owned entities that operate at arm's length from government. The levels of complexity of these boards vary as they may provide oversight and/or direction.
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A tribunal or regulatory body performs licensing functions, hear appeals, adjudicate, judge or make decisions.
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An Administrative or decision-making body provides oversight of operational or managerial functions, including budgetary decisions.
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Advisory bodies provide advice and recommendations to the province in a variety of different areas.
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