Evaluating the policy

Monitor and Review Committee

The Monitor and Review Committee assesses the progress of the Yukon First Nations Procurement Policy in achieving its objectives. They aim to increase the effectiveness of the Yukon First Nations Procurement Policy. 

The Monitor and Review Committee includes industry, Yukon First Nations and Government of Yukon representatives. The committee:

• analyzes data;
• monitors outcomes; and
• provides recommendations to the Government of Yukon. 

Each year the committee will release an annual report. It will highlight the committee’s work and any key findings and recommendations. 

The Monitor and Review Committee is aligning its reporting schedule with the Government of Yukon’s fiscal year. Because of this, the next annual report will be released in summer 2024.

Review periods

2-year bid value reduction review

The Government of Yukon committed to conducting a 2-year review of the bid value reduction measure of the Yukon First Nation Procurement Policy. The review was conducted by a consultant in 2023 and the report provides a summary of the review process and suggestions for consideration. You can find all Yukon First Nations Procurement Policy reports on the Reports page.

5-year policy review

After 5 years, an independent 3rd party review will be completed of the policy. The review will look at the outcomes of the policy as a whole over the 5-year period.