Have you witnessed a wrongdoing committed or about to be commited within a public body? Or do you have the information to demonstrate this without having witnessed it directly?
You can make a disclosure to the Protecteur du citoyen. Your information will be handled confidentially.
Disclosure in two steps
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Make sure you have come to the right place.
Is the act committed or about to be committed considered a wrongdoing within the meaning of the Act to facilitate the disclosure of wrongdoings relating to public bodies?
Was the wrongdoing committed within a public body concerned by the Act?
Have you witnessed a situation where the rights of people who use public health services and social services have been breached? Report it instead.
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Disclose now:
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Using our secure online form:
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By phone: 1-800-463-5070
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Anyone can disclose a wrongdoing committed within or relating to a public body.
You do not need to be an employee of the government or public body concerned to make a disclosure.
You may know that wrongdoing has occurred without knowing exactly who did it. This should not prevent you from disclosing the information you have.
- An employee of a public body concerned by the Act, regardless of rank;
- Any person, business or group who or that commits a wrongdoing relating to a public body concerned by the Act (e.g. mismanagement of public funds awarded to a non-profit organization).
Need information? Feel free to call us before making a disclosure. We can help you through the process and, if necessary, give you financial assistance to consult a lawyer of your choice.
