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Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Implementation Act — C-36.5 109
109 Upon conclusion of the inspection, the inspection team shall meet with the representative of the inspected State Party to review the preliminary findings of the inspection team and to clarify any ambiguities. The inspection team shall provide the representative of the inspected State Party with its preliminary findings in written form according to a standardized format, together with a list of any samples and other material taken from the inspection area pursuant to paragraph 98. The document shall be signed by the head of the inspection team. In order to indicate that he or she has taken notice of the contents of the document, the representative of the inspected State Party shall countersign the document. The meeting shall be completed no later than 24 hours after the conclusion of the inspection.
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110 Upon completion of the post-inspection procedures, the inspection team and the observer shall leave, as soon as possible, the territory of the inspected State Party. The inspected State Party shall do everything in its power to provide assistance and to ensure the safe conduct of the inspection team, equipment and baggage to the point of exit. Unless agreed otherwise by the inspected State Party and the inspection team, the point of exit used shall be the same as the point of entry.
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1 Pursuant to Article IV, paragraph 68, each State Party shall, on a voluntary basis, provide the Technical Secretariat with notification of any chemical explosion using 300 tonnes or greater of TNT-equivalent blasting material detonated as a single explosion anywhere on its territory, or at any place under its jurisdiction or control. If possible, such notification shall be provided in advance. Such notification shall include details on location, time, quantity and type of explosive used, as well as on the configuration and intended purpose of the blast.
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2 Each State Party shall, on a voluntary basis, as soon as possible after the entry into force of this Treaty provide to the Technical Secretariat, and at annual intervals thereafter update, information related to its national use of all other chemical explosions greater than 300 tonnes TNT-equivalent. In particular, the State Party shall seek to advise: (a) The geographic locations of sites where the explosions originate; (b) The nature of activities producing them and the general profile and frequency of such explosions; (c) Any other relevant detail, if available; and to assist the Technical Secretariat in clarifying the origins of any such event detected by the International Monitoring System.
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(a) The geographic locations of sites where the explosions originate;
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(b) The nature of activities producing them and the general profile and frequency of such explosions;
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(c) Any other relevant detail, if available; and
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to assist the Technical Secretariat in clarifying the origins of any such event detected by the International Monitoring System.
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3 A State Party may, on a voluntary and mutually-acceptable basis, invite representatives of the Technical Secretariat or of other States Parties to visit sites within its territory referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2.
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4 For the purpose of calibrating the International Monitoring System, States Parties may liaise with the Technical Secretariat to carry out chemical calibration explosions or to provide relevant information on chemical explosions planned for other purposes.
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The array is subject to relocation at Keskin
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Key: 3-C > array: indicates that the site could start operations in the International Monitoring System as a three-component station and be upgraded to an array at a later time.
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Institute of Radiation Protection and Dosimetry
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Labortory of the National Agency for the Protection of the Enivironment
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Central Radiation Control Laboratory, Ministry of Defense Special Verification Service
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1 The International Data Centre standard event screening criteria shall be based on the standard event characterization parameters determined during the combined processing of data from all the monitoring technologies in the International Monitoring System. Standard event screening shall make use of both global and supplementary screening criteria to take account of regional variations where applicable.
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2 For events detected by the International Monitoring System seismic component, the following parameters, inter alia , may be used: — location of the event; — depth of the event; — ratio of the magnitude of surface waves to body waves; — signal frequency content; — spectral ratios of phases; — spectral scalloping; — first motion of the P-wave; — focal mechanism; — relative excitation of seismic phases; — comparative measures to other events and groups of events; and — regional discriminants where applicable.
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— ratio of the magnitude of surface waves to body waves;
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— relative excitation of seismic phases;
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— comparative measures to other events and groups of events; and
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— regional discriminants where applicable.
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3 For events detected by the International Monitoring System hydroacoustic component, the following parameters, inter alia , may be used: — signal frequency content including corner frequency, wide-band energy, and mean centre frequency and bandwidth; — frequency-dependent duration of signals; — spectral ratio; and — indications of bubble-pulse signals and bubble-pulse delay.
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— signal frequency content including corner frequency, wide-band energy, and mean centre frequency and bandwidth;
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— frequency-dependent duration of signals;
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— indications of bubble-pulse signals and bubble-pulse delay.
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4 For events detected by the International Monitoring System infrasound component, the following parameters, inter alia , may be used: — signal frequency content and dispersion; — signal duration; and — peak amplitude.
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— signal frequency content and dispersion;
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5 For events detected by the International Monitoring System radionuclide component, the following parameters, inter alia , may be used: — concentration of background natural and man-made radionuclides; — concentration of specific fission and activation products outside normal observations; and — ratios of one specific fission and activation product to another.
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— concentration of background natural and man-made radionuclides;
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— concentration of specific fission and activation products outside normal observations; and
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— ratios of one specific fission and activation product to another.
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1997, c. 9 28 On the later of the day on which the Nuclear Safety and Control Act , chapter 9 of the Statutes of Canada, 1997, comes into force and the day on which paragraph 18(2)(b) of this Act comes into force, paragraph 18(2)(b) of this Act is replaced by the following: (b) samples that are nuclear substances within the meaning of the Nuclear Safety and Control Act shall be transported in accordance with the provisions of that Act.
Condominium Ordinance Validation Act — C-36.6
Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows:
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Short title 1 This Act may be cited as the Condominium Ordinance Validation Act .
Condominium Ordinance Validation Act — C-36.6 Yukon Territory
Yukon Territory Condominium Ordinance validated * 2 The Condominium Ordinance of the Yukon Territory, chapter C-12 of the Revised Ordinances of the Yukon Territory, 1971, and all amendments thereto made before the coming into force of this Act shall be deemed for all purposes to have been validly made under the Yukon Act as if the Ordinance as so amended were not in conflict with the Land Titles Act , and everything done, whether before or after the coming into force of this Act, under the Ordinance as so amended shall be given such effect as it may otherwise have as if the Ordinance as so amended were not in conflict with the Land Titles Act . * [Note: Act in force on assent October 29, 1985.]
Condominium Ordinance Validation Act — C-36.6 Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories Condominium Ordinance validated * 3 The Condominium Ordinance of the Northwest Territories, chapter C-10 of the Revised Ordinances of the Northwest Territories, 1974, and all amendments thereto made before the coming into force of this Act shall be deemed for all purposes to have been validly made under the Northwest Territories Act as if the Ordinance as so amended were not in conflict with the Land Titles Act , and everything done, whether before or after the coming into force of this Act, under the Ordinance as so amended shall be given such effect as it may otherwise have as if the Ordinance as so amended were not in conflict with the Land Titles Act . * [Note: Act in force on assent October 29, 1985.]
Conflict of Interest Act — C-36.65 1
Short title 1 This Act may be cited as the Conflict of Interest Act .
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Senate or the House of Commons. ( entité du secteur public ) public servant has the meaning assigned by subsection 2(1) of the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act , but includes officers and non-commissioned members of the Canadian Forces and employees of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service or the Communications Security Establishment. ( fonctionnaire ) reporting public office holder means a public office holder who is (a) a minister of the Crown, minister of state or parliamentary secretary; (a.1) the Chief Electoral Officer; (b) a member of ministerial staff who works on average 15 hours or more a week; (c) a ministerial adviser; (d) a Governor in Council appointee, or a ministerial appointee whose appointment is approved by the Governor in Council, who exercises his or her official duties and functions on a part-time basis but receives an annual salary and benefits; (e) a Governor in Council appointee, or a ministerial appointee whose appointment is approved by the Governor in Council, who exercises his or her official duties and functions on a full-time basis; (e.1) the Parliamentary Budget Officer; or (f) a person or a member of a class of persons if the person or class of persons is designated under subsection 62.1(2) or 62.2(2). ( titulaire de charge publique principal ) spouse does not include a person from whom a public office holder is separated if all support obligations and family property or patrimony have been dealt with by a separation agreement or a court order. ( époux ) Family members (2) The following are the members of a public office holder’s family for the purposes of this Act: (a) his or her spouse or common-law partner; and (b) his or her dependent children and the dependent children of his or her spouse or common-law partner. Relatives (3) Persons who are related to a public office holder by birth, marriage, common-law partnership, adoption or affinity are the public office holder’s relatives for the purposes of this Act unless the Commissioner determines, either generally or in relation to a particular public office holder, that it is not necessary for the purposes of this Act that a person or a class of persons be considered a relative of a public office holder. 2006, c. 9, s. 2 “2”; 2013, c. 18, s. 66, c. 33, s. 192, c. 40, s. 288; 2014, c. 12, s. 145; 2017, c. 15, s. 48, c. 20, s. 187
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Commissioner means the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner appointed under section 81 of the Parliament of Canada Act . ( commissaire )
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common-law partner means a person who is cohabiting with a public office holder in a conjugal relationship, having so cohabited for a period of at least one year. ( conjoint de fait )
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common-law partnership means the relationship between two persons who are cohabiting in a conjugal relationship, having so cohabited for a period of at least one year. ( union de fait )
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dependent child means a child of a public office holder, or a child of the public office holder’s spouse or common-law partner, who has not reached the age of 18 years or who has reached that age but is primarily dependent on the public office holder or public office holder’s spouse or common-law partner for financial support. ( enfant à charge )
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former reporting public office holder means a former public office holder who, while in office, was a reporting public office holder. ( ex-titulaire de charge publique principal )
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gift or other advantage means (a) an amount of money if there is no obligation to repay it; and (b) a service or property, or the use of property or money that is provided without charge or at less than its commercial value. ( cadeau ou autre avantage )
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ministerial adviser means a person, other than a public servant, who occupies a position in the office of a minister of the Crown or a minister of state and who provides policy, program or financial advice to that person on issues relating to his or her powers, duties and functions as a minister of the Crown or a minister of state, whether or not the advice is provided on a full-time or part-time basis and whether or not the person is entitled to any remuneration or other compensation for the advice. ( conseiller ministériel )
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ministerial staff means those persons, other than public servants, who work on behalf of a minister of the Crown or a minister of state. ( personnel ministériel )
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private interest does not include an interest in a decision or matter (a) that is of general application; (b) that affects a public office holder as one of a broad class of persons; or (c) that concerns the remuneration or benefits received by virtue of being a public office holder. ( intérêt personnel )
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public office holder means (a) a minister of the Crown, a minister of state or a parliamentary secretary; (a.1) the Chief Electoral Officer; (b) a member of ministerial staff; (c) a ministerial adviser; (d) a Governor in Council appointee, other than the following persons, namely, (i) a lieutenant governor, (ii) officers and staff of the Senate, House of Commons and Library of Parliament, (iii) a person appointed or employed under the Public Service Employment Act who is a head of mission as defined in subsection 15(1) of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Act , (iv) a judge who receives a salary under the Judges Act , (v) a military judge within the meaning of subsection 2(1) of the National Defence Act , (vi) a Deputy Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and (vii) a member of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians; (d.01) the Parliamentary Budget Officer; (d.1) a ministerial appointee whose appointment is approved by the Governor in Council; and (e) a person or a member of a class of persons if the person or class of persons is designated under subsection 62.1(1) or 62.2(1). ( titulaire de charge publique )
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public sector entity means a department or agency of the Government of Canada, a Crown corporation established by or under an Act of Parliament or any other entity to which the Governor in Council may appoint a person, but does not include the Senate or the House of Commons. ( entité du secteur public )
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public servant has the meaning assigned by subsection 2(1) of the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act , but includes officers and non-commissioned members of the Canadian Forces and employees of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service or the Communications Security Establishment. ( fonctionnaire )
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reporting public office holder means a public office holder who is (a) a minister of the Crown, minister of state or parliamentary secretary; (a.1) the Chief Electoral Officer; (b) a member of ministerial staff who works on average 15 hours or more a week; (c) a ministerial adviser; (d) a Governor in Council appointee, or a ministerial appointee whose appointment is approved by the Governor in Council, who exercises his or her official duties and functions on a part-time basis but receives an annual salary and benefits; (e) a Governor in Council appointee, or a ministerial appointee whose appointment is approved by the Governor in Council, who exercises his or her official duties and functions on a full-time basis; (e.1) the Parliamentary Budget Officer; or (f) a person or a member of a class of persons if the person or class of persons is designated under subsection 62.1(2) or 62.2(2). ( titulaire de charge publique principal )
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spouse does not include a person from whom a public office holder is separated if all support obligations and family property or patrimony have been dealt with by a separation agreement or a court order. ( époux )
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Purpose of the Act 3 The purpose of this Act is to (a) establish clear conflict of interest and post-employment rules for public office holders; (b) minimize the possibility of conflicts arising between the private interests and public duties of public office holders and provide for the resolution of those conflicts in the public interest should they arise; (c) provide the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner with the mandate to determine the measures necessary to avoid conflicts of interest and to determine whether a contravention of this Act has occurred; (d) encourage experienced and competent persons to seek and accept public office; and (e) facilitate interchange between the private and public sector.
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Conflict of interest 4 For the purposes of this Act, a public office holder is in a conflict of interest when he or she exercises an official power, duty or function that provides an opportunity to further his or her private interests or those of his or her relatives or friends or to improperly further another person’s private interests.
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General duty 5 Every public office holder shall arrange his or her private affairs in a manner that will prevent the public office holder from being in a conflict of interest.
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Decision-making 6 (1) No public office holder shall make a decision or participate in making a decision related to the exercise of an official power, duty or function if the public office holder knows or reasonably should know that, in the making of the decision, he or she would be in a conflict of interest. Abstention from voting (2) No minister of the Crown, minister of state or parliamentary secretary shall, in his or her capacity as a member of the Senate or the House of Commons, debate or vote on a question that would place him or her in a conflict of interest.
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Preferential treatment 7 No public office holder shall, in the exercise of an official power, duty or function, give preferential treatment to any person or organization based on the identity of the person or organization that represents the first-mentioned person or organization.
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Insider information 8 No public office holder shall use information that is obtained in his or her position as a public office holder and that is not available to the public to further or seek to further the public office holder’s private interests or those of the public office holder’s relatives or friends or to improperly further or to seek to improperly further another person’s private interests.
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Influence 9 No public office holder shall use his or her position as a public office holder to seek to influence a decision of another person so as to further the public office holder’s private interests or those of the public office holder’s relatives or friends or to improperly further another person’s private interests.
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Offers of outside employment 10 No public office holder shall allow himself or herself to be influenced in the exercise of an official power, duty or function by plans for, or offers of, outside employment.
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Gifts and other advantages 11 (1) No public office holder or member of his or her family shall accept any gift or other advantage, including from a trust, that might reasonably be seen to have been given to influence the public office holder in the exercise of an official power, duty or function. Exception (2) Despite subsection (1), a public office holder or member of his or her family may accept a gift or other advantage (a) that is permitted under the Canada Elections Act ; (b) that is given by a relative or friend; or (c) that is received as a normal expression of courtesy or protocol, or is within the customary standards that normally accompany the public office holder’s position. Forfeiture (3) When a public office holder or a member of his or her family accepts a gift or other advantage referred to in paragraph (2)(c) that has a value of $1,000 or more, the gift or other advantage is, unless otherwise determined by the Commissioner, forfeited to Her Majesty in right of Canada.
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Travel 12 No minister of the Crown, minister of state or parliamentary secretary, no member of his or her family and no ministerial adviser or ministerial staff shall accept travel on non-commercial chartered or private aircraft for any purpose unless required in his or her capacity as a public office holder or in exceptional circumstances or with the prior approval of the Commissioner.