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Questica Budget System

Privacy Impact Assessment #: FIN-PIA-2019-01
Public Body Name : Finance
Date of Approval: Tuesday, October 29, 2019

This project delivers a corporate system to produce the Government of Yukon budget. The implementation of the budget system is intended to improve government budget processes. Currently, departments submit spreadsheets to the Management Board Secretariat for analysis and compilation. The Management Board Secretariat deals with approximately forty separate spreadsheets, some with twenty iterations for individual departments. Challenges include substantial time for manual verification of multiple data sources, long turnaround times for analysis, difficulty in running scenarios and reports, a lack of real-time feedback to departments and Management Board, and staff overtime to handle last-minute changes.

With budget data housed in a single system, we expect to eliminate administrative time-consuming tasks such as re-typing and reconciling different versions; thereby improving data accuracy and shifting available time to provide improved analysis and advice to Management Board and client departments. YG's Questica Budget System will implement operating module, salaries module, financial statements module, budget book module, capital module, and performance module. The system will help standardize processes, calculations, and reports, to improve consistency across departments and make it easier for finance staff to be trained and transition across departments. The role-based access and audit logs will help improve security and accountability for financial and personal information.

eRebates Project

Privacy Impact Assessment #: EMR-PIA-2021-01
Public Body Name : Energy, Mines and Resources
Date of Approval: Monday, October 7, 2019

The Department of Energy, Mines and Resources (EMR), Energy Branch, delivers energy efficiency programming to residential and commercial clients. Due to a 300% increase in program funding, developing a robust data management system will play a critical role in managing program expansion.
The purpose of the e-Rebates project is to enable the public to apply online for rebates and the ability to view energy program information.
The online form submission will improve the client's access and experience of applying for and receiving energy rebates. The initiative will reduce the lead time between client rebate submission and payment, simplify documentation requirements and reduce errors. Additionally, it will reduce administrative burden and data entry errors.
The objective of this initiative is to shorten the rebate payment timeframe from 8 weeks to 4 weeks. The Energy Branch will deploy a software as a Solution (SAAS) application system that will replace the existing developed in-house Access database to support this initiative.