Team Lead - Toronto, Canada - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Toronto, Canada

1 week ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

The Office of the Integrity Commissioner strives to encourage a culture of integrity and accountability.

The Office is seeking a Team Lead - Compliance to support the Office of the Integrity Commissioner in fulfilling its mandates as a Centre of Excellence in public sector ethics.

The compliance position is responsible for matters in relation to responsibilities of the Office of the Integrity Commissioner, including disclosure of wrongdoing, lobbyist registration and other mandates as required.

This is a permanent position.

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What You Will Do

You will act with integrity to:

Perform activities related to the Commissioner's duties in the Disclosure of Wrongdoing framework under Part VI of the _Public Service of Ontario Act, 2006_
Assist with the resolution of issues from public servants, including the drafting of compliance letters
Prepare complex assessments under the _Lobbyists Registration Act, 1998_ to ensure compliance by lobbyists
Under the _Lobbyists Registration Act, Public Service of Ontario Act, 2006_, and the _Members' Integrity Act_, assist with or conduct investigations into alleged contravention of the acts
When applicable, supervise all discloser of wrongdoing frontline operations
Prepare internal briefing memoranda and provide operational and policy recommendations to General Counsel and/or the Commissioner where necessary
Demonstrate sound judgment, tact, and discretion, often under situations of considerable pressure
Work in a fastpaced, multidisciplinary, collegial and collaborative environment

How You Will Qualify

You demonstrate excellence because you have:

Sound judgment and strong organization skills
Excellent communication skills and experience interacting with Members of Provincial Parliament, disclosers, public servants, witnesses and others
Superior analytical and writing skills to assess case files against legislation and prepare thorough case summaries and recommendations
Experience exercising discretion in identifying confidential and/or sensitive matters
Excellent time and case management skills, enabling you to manage multiple files
Knowledge of Ontario and Canadian politics, and legislative and governmental structures and processes

While we appreciate your interest in obtaining employment with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.