The federal government has quietly raised the threshold that triggers mandatory evaluations of government advertising campaigns for partisan content, moving the bar from $1 million to $2 million. The change means a larger portion of publicly funded ad spending can now proceed without the independent review — drawing scrutiny over transparency in government communications.
Vizadz.comFeds double the bar for mandatory ad partisanship reviews
The federal government has quietly raised the threshold that triggers mandatory evaluations of government advertising campaigns for partisan content, moving the bar from $1 million to $2 million. The change means a larger portion of publicly funded ad spending can now proceed without the independent review — drawing scrutiny over transparency in government communications.
- federal government
- advertising
- transparency
- public service
- ottawa
- policy
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