This report details the types and numbers of transitions associated with particular programs and services. Successful transitions and positive outcomes and results through ministry programs and services reflect their relevance and effectiveness to British Columbians. This report details performance and success in this regard. Through the legislature, the ministry is ultimately accountable for the delivery of programs and services to the public which it serves. In using the term satisfaction, this report references the degree to which that public, including ministry clients, is satisfied that ministry programs and services respond to their needs.
Accountability is the obligation to account for responsibilities conferred.
At its highest level, it means that government is similarly accountable to the Legislative Assembly for its performance in managing the responsibilities and resources entrusted to it.