Governance

This page is a partial export of the Policy briefs regarding GOVERNANCE within a National Autism Strategy

Governance involves topics such as leadership, oversight, and coordination from local, provincial and national perspectives.

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6 policy briefs that you can share on social media regarding GOVERNANCE in the context of a national autism strategy.

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1   Research and Governance Brief #1: A Leadership Framework [3] 2   Research and Governance Brief #2: Federal Leadership and P/T Engagement [7]

• The lack of a cross-jurisdictional body leads to inconsistency in agenda setting across levels of government which serves as a barrier for autism research and services. A #NationalAutismStrategy should establish a governance structure that includes advice on legislation and Federal activities.Click To Tweet

3   Research and Governance Brief #3: Recommendations on Advisory National Autism Strategy [8]

• The lack of equitable resources for autistic individuals across Canada results in fragmented access to services and supports throughout the lifespan. A #NationalAutismStrategy should create an advisory group that models the structure of Accessibility Standards Canada.Click To Tweet

4   Affordability and Access Brief #2:  Early Win Opportunity – Reforming the Disability Tax Credit [11] 5 Affordability and Access Brief #4: Federal Leadership [15]

• Autistic Canadians face varying degrees of services and support depending on location. A #NationalAutismStrategy should reduce costs, enhance resource sharing, and expand service expertise across the nation.Click To Tweet

6 Information Brief #1 : Integrating Data Systems [16] Back to the main page