2003/04 Annual Service Plan Report -- Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services

The 2003/04 Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services Annual Service

Plan Report was prepared under my direction and in accordance with the Budget Transparency and Accountability Act. This report compares the actual results to the expected results identified in the ministry's 2003/04 Service Plan. I am accountable for the ministry's results and the basis on which they have been reported.

Minister of State Statement of Results

Under the Balanced Budget and Ministerial Accountability Act, the Minister of State for Community Charter and 2010 Olympic Bid was accountable for the following results. This position was eliminated on January 26, 2004 as part of a government reorganization.

Expected Results for 2003/04	Results Achieved
Develop and implement Community Charter municipal provisions, including publishing best practices and explanatory guides.	Yes
Define the scope, and develop the second phase of the Community Charter.	Yes
When Vancouver is declared by the International Olympic Committee to be the host city, work with industry, sport, community and ministry partners to prepare Olympic-related plans for business investment, sports development, health development and youth participation.	Yes
Establish a new organization to replace the 2010 Olympic Bid Secretariat and work with partners to create an Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games.	Yes

Minister of State Statement of Results

Under the Balanced Budget and Ministerial Accountability Act, the Minister of State for Women's Equality was accountable for the following results. This position was eliminated on January 26, 2004 as part of a government reorganization.

Expected Results for 2003/04	Results Achieved
Make recommendations, including a new funding model, for the provincial inventory of transition houses, safe homes and second stage housing.	Yes
Implement the Safer Community Strategy.	Yes
Implement a long-term Child Care strategy through operational grants to support licensed child care spaces; a new capital grant program to increase or improve child care facilities; and a new program to increase the quality of licensed and license-not-required family child care providers.	Yes