Ahmed Hussen Assigned to Assist Employment Minister
Order Assigning the Honourable Ahmed D. Hussen, Minister of State (Service Canada), to Assist the Minister of Employment and Social Development: SI/2020-27
This order assigns Ahmed D. Hussen, Minister of State (Service Canada), to assist the Minister of Employment and Social Development in carrying out that minister’s responsibilities. It was made on 2020-03-09 and registered/published on 2020-04-01; the measure is an administrative ministerial assignment and does not itself change laws or program benefits.
- Published
- April 1, 2020
- Department
- Unavailable
- Section
- Order Assigning the Honourable Ahmed D. Hussen, Minister of State (Service Canada), to Assist the Minister of Employment and Social Development
- Comment deadline
- Unavailable
- Effective date
- March 9, 2020
- Publication part
- Part II
Summary
Summary#
This is the Order Assigning the Honourable Ahmed D. Hussen, Minister of State (Service Canada), to Assist the Minister of Employment and Social Development: SI/2020-27. It assigns Ahmed D. Hussen to help the Minister of Employment and Social Development carry out that minister’s responsibilities. The order was registered on April 1, 2020 and was made on March 9, 2020.
What it does#
- Uses the authority of the Ministries and Ministers of State Act to assign a ministerial support role.
- Officially names Ahmed D. Hussen, who is Minister of State (Service Canada), to assist the Minister of Employment and Social Development in performing that minister’s duties.
Who's affected#
- Employment and Social Development Canada and Service Canada as the departments whose leadership and workload this assignment touches.
- People and organizations that interact with programs handled by those departments may notice changes in who speaks for or handles certain issues, but the order itself does not list specific program changes.
- If it is unclear who else might be affected, that is because the order only states the assignment and does not describe detailed duties.
Why it matters#
- This is an administrative step that clarifies which minister can share or take on responsibilities for employment and social development matters.
- For the public, the practical effect is limited and routine: it can affect who responds to inquiries or leads certain files inside the department, but it does not by itself change laws or benefit programs.
Key topics
Source: Canada Gazette