MINISTRY OF TRAINING, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

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THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 1 SUMMARY The Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities is committed to providing Ontarians with excellent and accountable postsecondary education and training, so their futures and that of the Province will be characterized by continued prosperity, stability and growth. 2005-06 PROGRAMS Change from 2003-04 Actual 10,536,146 Ministry Administration - 10,536,146 9,863,277 4,301,507,400 Postsecondary Education 569,044,500 3,732,462,900 3,486,429,061 441,999,000 Training and Employment 18,025,000 423,974,000 369,381,128 4,754,042,546 Ministry Total Operating 587,069,500 4,166,973,046 3,865,673,466 60,326,246 Less: Statutory Appropriations (3,000,000) 63,326,246 60,231,092 4,693,716,300 < TOTAL TO BE VOTED 590,069,500 4,103,646,800 3,805,442,374 4,754,042,546 Ministry Total Operating 587,069,500 4,166,973,046 3,865,673,466 27,412,900 Net Consolidation Adjustment - Ontario 312,900 27,100,000 20,742,700 Educational Communications Authority (TV Ontario) 4,781,455,446 TOTAL INCLUDING CONSOLIDATION AND OTHER 587,382,400 4,194,073,046 3,886,416,166 ADJUSTMENTS Assets 271,502,900 Postsecondary Education 21,900,900 249,602,000 241,831,795 14,425,000 Training and Employment 100,000 14,325,000 11,681,500 285,927,900 Ministry Total Assets 22,000,900 263,927,000 253,513,295 285,927,900 < TOTAL ASSETS TO BE VOTED 22,000,900 263,927,000 253,513,295

2 THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 3 SUMMARY 2005-06 PROGRAMS Change from 2003-04 Actual CAPITAL 120,815,200 Postsecondary Education (36,445,800) 157,261,000 106,801,799 10,000,000 Training and Employment - 10,000,000 10,000,000 130,815,200 Ministry Total Capital (36,445,800) 167,261,000 116,801,799 130,815,200 < TOTAL CAPITAL TO BE VOTED (36,445,800) 167,261,000 116,801,799 130,815,200 Ministry Total Capital (36,445,800) 167,261,000 116,801,799 3,732,000 Net Consolidation Adjustment - Ontario (368,000) 4,100,000 3,537,000 Educational Communications Authority (TV Ontario) 134,547,200 (36,813,800) 171,361,000 120,338,799 TOTAL INCLUDING CONSOLIDATION AND OTHER ADJUSTMENTS

4 THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 MINISTRY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM : To provide the overall direction required to enable the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities to meet its objectives; and to provide the administrative and support services for the operational programs of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. VOTE and item 2005-06 VOTE AND ITEMS Change from 2003-04 Actual 3001 MINISTRY ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM 1 10,487,900 Ministry Administration. - 10,487,900 9,815,031 S 36,057 Minister's Salary, the Executive Council Act.. - 36,057 36,057 S 12,189 Parliamentary Assistant's Salary, the Executive Council Act.................. - 12,189 12,189 10,536,146 Total Operating....... - 10,536,146 9,863,277 48,246 Less: Statutory Appropriations.............. - 48,246 48,246 10,487,900 Amount to be Voted - 10,487,900 9,815,031 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 5 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Ministry Administration (3001-1) Salaries and wages... Employee benefits.................... Main Office Salaries and wages........ Employee benefits......... Transportation and communication............ Supplies and equipment.... Financial and Administrative Services Human Resources 1,201,700 147,700 153,800 169,200 61,600 3,137,400 1,344,300 1,201,700 147,700 153,800 8,923,100 61,600 10,487,900 1,734,000 3,137,400 1,344,300 Communications Services Legal Services Audit Services Information Systems Statutory Appropriations 1,602,000 577,400 174,600 1,918,200 Minister's Salary, the Executive Council Act.. Parliamentary Assistant's Salary, the Executive Council Act................... Total Operating for Ministry Administration 1,602,000 577,400 174,600 1,918,200 36,057 12,189 48,246 10,536,146

6 THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM : The program provides policy and program direction and financial support to postsecondary institutions in Ontario in support of the government's social and economic policy objectives with the goal of providing opportunities for excellent, accountable, relevant and accessible postsecondary education. Key components of the program include operation of the Ontario Student Assistance ; administering transfer payments to colleges and universities; developing policies and programs related to funding, governance, and programs of colleges and universities; regulating the colleges and private career colleges in accordance with applicable statutes; and facilitating expansion of private degree-granting activity and college applied degree programs through recommendations of the Post-secondary Education Quality Assessment Board. VOTE and item 2005-06 VOTE AND ITEMS Change from 2003-04 Actual 3002 POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM 1 3,759,539,600 Colleges and Universities................. 462,847,100 3,296,692,500 3,140,564,645 2 481,837,800 Student Support....... 109,197,400 372,640,400 285,829,570 S Assets 60,130,000 Bad Debt Expenses for Student Loans, the Financial Administration Act............ (3,000,000) 63,130,000 60,034,846 4,301,507,400 Total Operating....... 569,044,500 3,732,462,900 3,486,429,061 60,130,000 Less: Statutory Appropriations.............. (3,000,000) 63,130,000 60,034,846 4,241,377,400 Amount to be Voted 572,044,500 3,669,332,900 3,426,394,215 4 176,502,900 Colleges and Universities................. 841,900 175,661,000 158,299,525 5 95,000,000 Student Support....... 21,059,000 73,941,000 83,532,270 CAPITAL 271,502,900 Total Assets.......... 21,900,900 249,602,000 241,831,795 271,502,900 Amount to be Voted 21,900,900 249,602,000 241,831,795 3 120,815,200 Support for Postsecondary Education....... (36,445,800) 157,261,000 106,801,799 120,815,200 Total Capital......... (36,445,800) 157,261,000 106,801,799 120,815,200 Amount to be Voted (36,445,800) 157,261,000 106,801,799 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 7 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Colleges and Universities (3002-1) Salaries and wages... Employee benefits.................... Grants for College Operating Costs.......... 902,104,500 Grants for University Operating Costs.......... 2,458,797,100 Grants for Health Human Resources Development.. 94,300,000 Grants to Compensate for Municipal Taxation......... 41,000,000 Council of Ministers of Education, Canada........ 233,600 Miscellaneous Grants...... 20,100 Reporting Entities Project... 1,086,400 Postsecondary Transformation........... 243,700,000 Less: Recoveries...... Student Support (3002-2) Salaries and wages... Employee benefits.................... Student Support s. 412,827,100 Ontario/Quebec Exchange Fellowships.............. 89,000 Second Language programs................. 1,114,000 Ontario Trust for Student Support................... 50,000,000 9,944,000 1,211,300 336,300 6,829,400 176,900 3,741,241,700 3,759,739,600 200,000 3,759,539,600 5,264,800 800,300 1,252,800 7,805,000 2,684,800 464,030,100 481,837,800 Statutory Appropriations Other transactions Bad Debt Expenses for Student Loans, the Financial Administration Act............. Total Operating for Postsecondary Education Assets Colleges and Universities (3002-4) Deposits and prepaid expenses Grants for Colleges........ Grants for Universities..... Student Support (3002-5) 3,561,000 172,941,900 Advances and recoverable amounts......... Total Assets for Postsecondary Education CAPITAL Support for Postsecondary Education (3002-3) Capital Grants - Colleges... Capital Grants - Universities............... Capital Grants - College Equipment and Renewal Fund. 24,372,100 86,443,100 10,000,000 Total Capital for Postsecondary Education 60,130,000 60,130,000 4,301,507,400 176,502,900 176,502,900 95,000,000 95,000,000 271,502,900 120,815,200 120,815,200 120,815,200

8 THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM : The program supports the delivery of programs and services which increases labour market supply to support economic growth; work with partners to develop standards and engage employers, in supporting a growing and flexible apprenticeship system; work with regulatory bodies, employers, immigrant groups, training providers and other stakeholders to provide opportunities for internationally trained individuals to work in their trades or professions; prepare unemployed Ontarians, particularly youth, to enter and re-enter the workforce; help students find summer employment; provide literacy and basic skills upgrading to assist entry or re-entry into the workforce; provide adjustment services to companies and communities experiencing significant economic downturns, support lifelong learning through the Ontario Educational Communications Authority; and, provide policy, planning, research and evaluation leadership on labour market and training matters. VOTE and item 2005-06 VOTE AND ITEMS Change from 2003-04 Actual 3003 TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM 1 53,204,400 Policy and Intergovernmental............... (1,807,800) 55,012,200 51,948,196 2 236,751,900 Employment Preparation.................. 11,628,100 225,123,800 207,244,408 3 151,894,700 Apprenticeship and Training Services....... 8,204,700 143,690,000 110,040,524 S Assets 148,000 Bad Debt Expenses for Loans for Tools, the Financial Administration Act......... - 148,000 148,000 441,999,000 Total Operating....... 18,025,000 423,974,000 369,381,128 148,000 Less: Statutory Appropriations.............. - 148,000 148,000 441,851,000 Amount to be Voted 18,025,000 423,826,000 369,233,128 5 5,025,000 Employment Preparation.................. 100,000 4,925,000 4,500,000 6 9,400,000 Apprenticeship and Training Services....... - 9,400,000 7,181,500 CAPITAL 14,425,000 Total Assets.......... 100,000 14,325,000 11,681,500 14,425,000 Amount to be Voted 100,000 14,325,000 11,681,500 4 10,000,000 Apprenticeship and Training Services....... - 10,000,000 10,000,000 10,000,000 Total Capital......... - 10,000,000 10,000,000 10,000,000 Amount to be Voted - 10,000,000 10,000,000 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06 9 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Assets Policy and Intergovernmental (3003-1) Employment Preparation (3003-5) Salaries and wages... Employee benefits.................... Ontario Educational Communications Authority............. 5,116,800 682,500 395,200 1,746,000 223,800 45,040,100 53,204,400 Deposits and prepaid expenses Workplace Preparation..... Summer Jobs............. Apprenticeship and Training Services (3003-6) 4,025,000 1,000,000 5,025,000 5,025,000 Employment Preparation (3003-2) Salaries and wages... Employee benefits.................... Workplace Preparation..... 202,212,000 Summer Jobs Service...... 24,625,000 Apprenticeship and Training Services (3003-3) Salaries and wages... Employee benefits.................... Workplace Support.... 5,574,500 796,100 1,195,200 2,101,600 247,500 226,837,000 236,751,900 14,690,400 2,046,700 2,934,300 6,123,900 925,500 125,173,900 151,894,700 Deposits and prepaid expenses............ Loans and Investments Loans for Tools....... Total Assets for Training and Employment CAPITAL Apprenticeship and Training Services (3003-4) Apprenticeship Enhancement Fund........ Total Capital for Training and Employment 5,000,000 4,400,000 9,400,000 14,425,000 10,000,000 10,000,000 10,000,000 Statutory Appropriations Other transactions Bad Debt Expenses for Loans for Tools, the Financial Administration Act......... Total Operating for Training and Employment 148,000 148,000 441,999,000

10 THE ESTIMATES, 2005-06