Clerk of the Privy Council

As Head of the Federal Public Service, the Clerk of the Privy Council ensures that the Government of Canada has the policy, management and human resources capacity it needs to design and deliver high quality programs and services to and for Canadians.

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Services and information

Annual report

This report highlights of the work carried out by public servants over the past year, at home and abroad, in helping to deliver on the Government’s mandate. It also outlines the priorities for the public service in the year ahead.

Reports and publications

Read different reports, publications and presentations by the Clerk, departments, agencies and third parties that are relevant, timely and offer insight into the public service.

Role of the Clerk

Learn more about the role of the Clerk, meet the current Clerk and those who came before.

Meet the Clerk

Michael Wernick was appointed Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to the Cabinet in January 2016.

Blueprint 2020 and public service renewal

Read about what the government is doing to enable a capable and high-performing public service that embraces innovation, transformation and continuous renewal.

Public service success stories

Learn more about public service success stories and some of the many awards that recognize departments, agencies and individuals for their work and commitment to serving Canadians.