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THE ESTIMATES, 200809 1 The Ministry of Training, Colleges Universities is committed to developing the best workforce in North America to ensure a competitive advantage in the knowledge economy by creating accessible, affordable high quality learning opportunities systems with enhanced accountability. MINISTRY PROGRAM SUMMARY VOTE PROGRAM 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 3001 3002 3003 3004 Ministry Administration Program 12,200,000 14,062,000 (1,862,000) 12,510,437 Postsecondary Education Program 5,111,318,300 4,871,114,300 240,204,000 4,824,441,843 Employment Ontario Program 1,086,329,900 993,698,400 92,631,500 552,761,150 Strategic Policy Programs 13,187,000 12,640,200 546,800 12,350,500 Less: Special Warrants 1,865,600,000 (1,865,600,000) TOTAL TO BE VOTED 6,223,035,200 4,025,914,900 2,197,120,300 5,402,063,930 Special Warrants 1,865,600,000 (1,865,600,000) Statutory Appropriations 41,752,014 41,750,699 1,315 19,500,407 Ministry Total Operating Expense 6,264,787,214 5,933,265,599 331,521,615 5,421,564,337 Net Consolidation Adjustment Schools (42,694,000) (49,600,000) 6,906,000 (30,409,043) Net Consolidation Other Adjustments (117,285,200) (213,393,300) 96,108,100 (179,583,735) Colleges Total Including Consolidation & Other Adjustments 6,104,808,014 5,670,272,299 434,535,715 5,211,571,559 OPERATING ASSETS 3002 3003 Postsecondary Education Program 266,724,100 283,348,800 (16,624,700) 243,830,310 Employment Ontario Program 18,925,000 14,425,000 4,500,000 15,722,611 Less: Special Warrants 43,000,000 (43,000,000) TOTAL OPERATING ASSETS TO BE VOTED 285,649,100 254,773,800 30,875,300 259,552,921 Special Warrants 43,000,000 (43,000,000) Ministry Total Operating Assets 285,649,100 297,773,800 (12,124,700) 259,552,921

2 THE ESTIMATES, 200809 MINISTRY PROGRAM SUMMARY VOTE PROGRAM 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 CAPITAL EXPENSE 3002 3003 Postsecondary Education Program 155,059,600 387,529,400 (232,469,800) 95,200,000 Employment Ontario Program 19,800,000 25,000,000 (5,200,000) Less: Special Warrants 56,000,000 (56,000,000) TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSE TO BE VOTED 174,859,600 356,529,400 (181,669,800) 95,200,000 Special Warrants 56,000,000 (56,000,000) Ministry Total Capital Expense 174,859,600 412,529,400 (237,669,800) 95,200,000 Net Consolidation Adjustment Colleges (39,324,400) 41,878,300 (81,202,700) 80,923,634 Total Including Consolidation & Other Adjustments 135,535,200 454,407,700 (318,872,500) 176,123,634 Ministry Total Operating Capital Including Consolidation Other Adjustments (not including Assets) 6,240,343,214 6,124,679,999 115,663,215 5,387,695,193

THE ESTIMATES, 200809 MINISTRY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM VOTE 3001 3 To provide the overall direction required to enable the Ministry of Training, Colleges Universities to meet its objectives; to provide the administrative support services for the operational programs of the Ministry of Training, Colleges Universities. VOTE SUMMARY 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 1 Ministry Administration 12,200,000 14,062,000 (1,862,000) 12,510,437 Total Including Special Warrants 12,200,000 14,062,000 (1,862,000) 12,510,437 Less: Special Warrants 3,200,000 (3,200,000) TOTAL TO BE VOTED 12,200,000 10,862,000 1,338,000 12,510,437 Special Warrants 3,200,000 (3,200,000) S Minister's Salary, the Executive Council Act 47,841 46,858 983 40,152 S Parliamentary Assistant's Salary, the Executive Council Act Total Statutory Appropriations Total Operating Expense 16,173 15,841 332 13,574 64,014 62,699 1,315 53,726 12,264,014 14,124,699 (1,860,685) 12,564,163

4 THE ESTIMATES, 200809 MINISTRY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM VOTE 3001, cont'd VOTE 30011 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUBS Ministry Administration Salaries wages Employee benefits Transportation communication Services Supplies equipment Total Operating Expense to be Voted 1,373,500 157,100 153,800 10,454,000 61,600 12,200,000 SubItems: Main Office Salaries wages 1,373,500 Employee benefits 157,100 Transportation communication 153,800 Services 1,049,700 Supplies equipment 61,600 2,795,700 Financial Administrative Services Services 3,033,200 3,033,200 Human Resources Services 944,400 944,400 Communications Services Services 1,512,600 1,512,600 Legal Services Services 545,200 545,200 Audit Services Services 706,700 706,700 Information Systems Services 2,662,200 2,662,200 Total Operating Expense to be Voted 12,200,000

THE ESTIMATES, 200809 5 MINISTRY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM VOTE 3001, cont'd VOTE STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUBS STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION, cont'd Statutory Appropriations S S Minister's Salary, the Executive Council Act 47,841 Parliamentary Assistant's Salary, the Executive Council Act 16,173 Total Operating Expense for Ministry Administration Program 12,264,014

6 THE ESTIMATES, 200809 POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM VOTE 3002 The Postsecondary Education Division implements government strategies for postsecondary education, provides program direction financial support to postsecondary institutions students in Ontario in support of the government's social economic policy objectives with the goal of providing opportunities for excellent, accountable, relevant accessible postsecondary education. Key components of the program include operation of the Ontario Student Assistance Program; administering transfer payments to colleges universities; managing relationships with postsecondary institutions student groups, managing accountability mechanisms relevant legislation; regulating the college private career colleges in accordance with applicable statute; establishes the annual funding framework; administering transfer payments capital grants; administering student financial assistance. VOTE SUMMARY 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 1 S Colleges, Universities Student Support Total Including Special Warrants 5,111,318,300 4,871,114,300 240,204,000 4,824,441,843 5,111,318,300 4,871,114,300 240,204,000 4,824,441,843 Less: Special Warrants 1,510,000,000 (1,510,000,000) TOTAL TO BE VOTED 5,111,318,300 3,361,114,300 1,750,204,000 4,824,441,843 Special Warrants 1,510,000,000 (1,510,000,000) Bad Debt Expenses for Student Loans, the Financial Administration Act Total Statutory Appropriations Total Operating Expense 41,540,000 41,540,000 19,298,681 41,540,000 41,540,000 19,298,681 5,152,858,300 4,912,654,300 240,204,000 4,843,740,524 OPERATING ASSETS 4 Colleges, Universities Student Support Total Including Special Warrants 266,724,100 283,348,800 (16,624,700) 243,830,310 266,724,100 283,348,800 (16,624,700) 243,830,310 Less: Special Warrants 36,000,000 (36,000,000) TOTAL OPERATING ASSETS TO BE VOTED 266,724,100 247,348,800 19,375,300 243,830,310 Special Warrants 36,000,000 (36,000,000) Total Operating Assets 266,724,100 283,348,800 (16,624,700) 243,830,310

THE ESTIMATES, 200809 VOTE SUMMARY 7 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 CAPITAL EXPENSE 3 Support for Postsecondary Education 155,059,600 387,529,400 (232,469,800) 95,200,000 Total Including Special Warrants 155,059,600 387,529,400 (232,469,800) 95,200,000 Less: Special Warrants 50,000,000 (50,000,000) TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSE TO BE VOTED 155,059,600 337,529,400 (182,469,800) 95,200,000 Special Warrants 50,000,000 (50,000,000) Total Capital Expense 155,059,600 387,529,400 (232,469,800) 95,200,000

8 THE ESTIMATES, 200809 POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM VOTE 3002, cont'd VOTE 30021 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUBS Colleges, Universities Student Support Salaries wages Employee benefits Transportation communication Services Supplies equipment Transfer payments Grants for College Operating Costs Grants for University Operating Costs Grants for College Health Human Resources Development Grants for University Health Human Resources Development Council of Ministers of Education, Canada Miscellaneous Grants Reporting Entities Project Postsecondary Transformation Student Support Programs Ontario/Quebec Exchange Fellowships Second Language Programs Ontario Trust for Student Support 1,133,739,400 2,934,832,200 107,800,000 53,600,000 233,600 20,100 1,090,500 189,315,200 521,734,600 89,000 1,114,000 50,000,000 12,687,200 1,853,800 1,579,300 13,763,800 2,865,600 Textbook Technology Grant 85,000,000 5,078,568,600 Total Operating Expense to be Voted 5,111,318,300 Statutory Appropriations S Other transactions Bad Debt Expenses for Student Loans, the Financial Administration Act 41,540,000 Total Operating Expense for Postsecondary Education Program 5,152,858,300

THE ESTIMATES, 200809 9 POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM VOTE 3002, cont'd VOTE STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUBS STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION, cont'd 30024 OPERATING ASSETS Colleges, Universities Student Support Deposits prepaid expenses Grants for Universities Loans Investments Student Support Total Operating Assets to be Voted 198,424,100 68,300,000 266,724,100 Total Operating Assets for Postsecondary Education Program 266,724,100 30023 CAPITAL EXPENSE Support for Postsecondary Education Transfer payments Capital Grants Colleges 100,250,000 Capital Grants Universities 54,809,600 155,059,600 Total Capital Expense to be Voted 155,059,600 Total Capital Expense for Postsecondary Education Program 155,059,600

10 THE ESTIMATES, 200809 EMPLOYMENT ONTARIO PROGRAM VOTE 3003 The Employment Ontario Program provides an integrated training employment system that supports building sustaining Ontario's prosperity competitiveness. The Program provides effective, relevant skills training other employment career planning services, where when they are needed. The Program enables Ontarians to access the services support they need to succeed in today's job market. Employment Ontario provides a single point of access to employment training programs services, responds to the needs of employers, job seekers, apprentices, new Canadians. The Employment Ontario Program works with partners to engage employers in supporting a growing flexible apprenticeship program; provides literacy basic skills upgrading to assist entry or reentry into the workforce; enhances Ontario's rapid reemployment adjustment services; increases access to information about jobs trends in hiring; encourages employers to hire summer students. VOTE SUMMARY 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 7 Employment Ontario System 1,086,329,900 993,698,400 92,631,500 552,761,150 S Total Including Special Warrants 1,086,329,900 993,698,400 92,631,500 552,761,150 Less: Special Warrants 352,400,000 (352,400,000) TOTAL TO BE VOTED 1,086,329,900 641,298,400 445,031,500 552,761,150 Special Warrants 352,400,000 (352,400,000) Bad Debt Expenses for Loans for Tools, the Financial Administration Act Total Statutory Appropriations Total Operating Expense 148,000 148,000 148,000 148,000 148,000 148,000 1,086,477,900 993,846,400 92,631,500 552,909,150 OPERATING ASSETS 9 Employment Ontario System 18,925,000 14,425,000 4,500,000 15,722,611 Total Including Special Warrants 18,925,000 14,425,000 4,500,000 15,722,611 Less: Special Warrants 7,000,000 (7,000,000) TOTAL OPERATING ASSETS TO BE VOTED 18,925,000 7,425,000 11,500,000 15,722,611 Special Warrants 7,000,000 (7,000,000) Total Operating Assets 18,925,000 14,425,000 4,500,000 15,722,611

THE ESTIMATES, 200809 VOTE SUMMARY 11 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 CAPITAL EXPENSE 10 Employment Ontario System 19,800,000 25,000,000 (5,200,000) Total Including Special Warrants 19,800,000 25,000,000 (5,200,000) Less: Special Warrants 6,000,000 (6,000,000) TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSE TO BE VOTED 19,800,000 19,000,000 800,000 Special Warrants 6,000,000 (6,000,000) Total Capital Expense 19,800,000 25,000,000 (5,200,000)

12 THE ESTIMATES, 200809 EMPLOYMENT ONTARIO PROGRAM VOTE 3003, cont'd VOTE 30037 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUBS Employment Ontario System Salaries wages Employee benefits Transportation communication Services Supplies equipment Transfer payments Labour Market Development Agreement 529,562,000 59,605,400 8,973,000 4,509,900 35,677,500 1,276,400 Labour Market Training 446,725,700 976,287,700 Total Operating Expense to be Voted 1,086,329,900 Statutory Appropriations S Other transactions Bad Debt Expenses for Loans for Tools, the Financial Administration Act 148,000 Total Operating Expense for Employment Ontario Program 1,086,477,900 30039 OPERATING ASSETS Employment Ontario System Deposits prepaid expenses Labour Market Training Loans Investments Loans for Tools Total Operating Assets to be Voted 14,525,000 4,400,000 18,925,000 Total Operating Assets for Employment Ontario Program 18,925,000 300310 CAPITAL EXPENSE Employment Ontario System Transfer payments Apprenticeship Enhancement Fund 15,000,000 Exping Apprenticeship Fund 4,800,000 19,800,000 Total Capital Expense to be Voted 19,800,000 Total Capital Expense for Employment Ontario Program 19,800,000

THE ESTIMATES, 200809 STRATEGIC POLICY AND PROGRAMS VOTE 3004 13 The division provides strategic policy development, labour market research planning, program design program development services for Training, Colleges Universities (TCU). It is responsible for the development alignment of provincewide strategic policy direction for postsecondary labour market training support programs. The division serves as the centre of expertise in labour market postsecondary education information for TCU other ministries with related priorities. The Strategic Policy Programs division brings together expertise from employment training postsecondary areas to design develop programs, establish program stards perform program evaluations administering the Postsecondary Education Quality Asssessment Board. The Strategic Policy Programs Division leads policy analysis development to support the government's social economic priorities objectives with the goal of developing the best workforce in North America. It serves the role of linking policy directions with the operations service delivery of programs to ensure a competitive advantage in the knowledge economy for Ontario. The division provides the Ministry with longterm dem planning, capital planning coordination of interjurisdictional relations. VOTE SUMMARY 200809 200708 200809 200708 200607 1 Strategic Policy Programs 13,187,000 12,640,200 546,800 12,350,500 TOTAL TO BE VOTED 13,187,000 12,640,200 546,800 12,350,500 Total Operating Expense 13,187,000 12,640,200 546,800 12,350,500

14 THE ESTIMATES, 200809 STRATEGIC POLICY AND PROGRAMS VOTE 3004, cont'd VOTE 30041 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUBS Strategic Policy Programs Salaries wages Employee benefits Transportation communication Services Supplies equipment Subtotal Less: Recoveries Total Operating Expense to be Voted 8,954,000 1,352,000 432,100 2,447,200 201,700 13,387,000 200,000 13,187,000 Total Operating Expense for Strategic Policy Programs 13,187,000

THE ESTIMATES, 200809 15 RECONCILIATION TO PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED DATA 200708 200607 $ $ Total Operating Expense previously published* 5,888,965,599 5,417,264,337 Supplementary 200708 Supplementary 40,000,000 Government Reorganization Transfer of functions from other Ministries 4,300,000 4,300,000 Restated Total Operating Expense 5,933,265,599 5,421,564,337 *Total Operating Expense includes Statutory Appropriations, Special Warrants total operating expense to be voted. The 200607 s are adjusted to reflect new Ministry structure(s) in 200708. CAPITAL EXPENSE 200708 200607 $ $ Total Capital Expense previously published* 187,529,400 95,200,000 Supplementary 200708 Supplementary 225,000,000 Restated Total Capital Expense 412,529,400 95,200,000 *Total Capital Expense includes Statutory Appropriations, Special Warrants total capital expense to be voted. The 200607 s are adjusted to reflect new Ministry structure(s) in 200708.