Summary#
Calgary’s Audit Committee carried a motion on September 10, 2026, about VIVO for Healthier Generations’ 2025 annual report. It received the report and presentation for the City’s record and kept two risk-management attachments confidential until a review by September 10, 2031.
- The decision records information about VIVO’s governance, finances, risk management, performance and community impact.
- Attachments 3 and 3.1—the risk-management report and risk matrix—remain confidential under the Access to Information Act sections cited in the motion.
- This is a committee decision about a report. It does not approve new funding or change VIVO’s services.
What it means for you#
- For the public: The report and presentation were received for the City’s record. The two risk-management attachments are not publicly available under this decision before their 2031 review.
- For VIVO: The committee’s motion does not impose new duties on VIVO or change its funding or operations.
- The motion carried 7–0. The materials show no further Council decision was required.
Money#
No cost information is in the available material.
- The decision does not authorize spending or set a funding amount.
What is unclear#
- The motion does not say what will be considered in the 2031 confidentiality review or what may become public after it.
- The contents of the confidential risk report and risk matrix are not available in the supplied material.
Case for#
- The committee had requested an annual report covering VIVO’s governance, finances, risk management and community impact. Receiving it for the record gives the committee information on those topics.
- Keeping the risk-management attachments confidential may protect information the motion identifies as advice from officials or as harmful to the City’s economic or other interests.
Case against#
- The public cannot assess the contents of the risk-management report and matrix from the available material; their confidentiality is set to be reviewed only in 2031.
- The motion does not explain why each attachment needs to remain confidential until that review.