Details on each fee set by act, regulation or fees notice
This section provides detailed information on each fee that the Department of Justice had the authority to charge in fiscal year 2018 to 2019 and that was set by any of the following:
act
regulation
fees notice
Legal Services - Details
Fee grouping
Legal Services
Fee
Legal services provided to Crown Corporations, non-federal organizations and International organizations
The TB approved rates in December 2018 represents an average increase of 2.1% from 2016-17 levels
2020 to 2021 fee amount ($)
To be determined subject to Treasury Board approval
Future fee-adjusted amount ($)
To be determined subject to Treasury Board approval
Adjustment date
2020-21
Fee adjustment authority
Treasury Board Secretariat
Service standard
If applicable:
Client satisfaction mean rating on the overall quality of legal advisory, litigation, legislative, and regulatory drafting services on a 10-point scale. Target rating of 8 and above as per the 2017-18 Departmental Results ReportFootnote 7.
Client satisfaction mean rating on the Department of Justice Canada performance against service standards for the delivery of legal services on a 10-point scale. Target rating of 8 and above as per the 2017-18 Departmental Results ReportFootnote 7.
Percentage of litigation files that have a successful outcome (settled and adjudicated). Target 70%
Performance result
2017-18 Actual Results:
Advisory: 8.8
Litigation: 8.5
Legislative: 8.6
Regulatory: 7.9
Responsiveness/Accessibility: 8.9
Usefulness: 8.6
Timeliness: 8.5
79% of litigation files that have a successful outcome (settled and adjudicated).
Family Law (FOAEAA) - Details
Fee grouping
Family Law
Fee
Fee to process garnishment under Part II of Family Orders and Agreements Enforcement Assistance Act (FOAEAA)
The CRDP must issue a Clearance Certificate or a Notice of Duplication to the appropriate court registrar within three weeks of receiving a valid and complete Registration of Divorce Proceedings Form.
Performance result
The CRDP provided a Clearance Certificate or a Notice of Duplication to the appropriate court registrar within three weeks for every valid and complete Registration of Divorce Proceedings Form it received. (100% compliance with service standard).