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Load Line Regulations — (a)
effective length or E means, (a) in respect of an enclosed superstructure that is not a raised quarter-deck, (i) if it has a height of Hs or more, the length of the superstructure, or (ii) if it has a height of less than Hs, the length of the superstructure times the quotient of the height of the superstructure divided by Hs; (b) in respect of an enclosed superstructure that is a raised quarter-deck, the lesser of 0.6 L and (i) if it has a height of 2/3 Hs or more, the length of the superstructure, or (ii) if it has a height of less than 2/3 Hs, the length of the superstructure times the quotient of the height of the superstructure divided by Hs; and (c) in respect of a trunk, (i) if it has a height of Hs or more, the length of the trunk times the quotient of the mean breadth of the trunk divided by the breadth, or (ii) if it has a height of less than Hs, the length of the trunk times the quotient of the mean breadth of the trunk divided by the breadth times the quotient of the height of trunk divided by Hs. ( longueur effective ou E )
Load Line Regulations — Load Line Regulations
length of the superstructure or S , in respect of a superstructure of a vessel, means the length of the part of the superstructure that is between the forward perpendicular and the after perpendicular of the vessel. ( longueur de la superstructure ou S )
Load Line Regulations — Load Line Regulations
summer draught means the distance measured from the top of the keel of a vessel to the upper edge of the load line that would mark the vessel’s summer freeboard referred to in subsection 8(1). ( tirant d’eau d’été )
Load Line Regulations — Load Line Regulations
trunk means an efficiently constructed structure that is on a freeboard deck of a vessel and has a breadth of less than 92 per cent of the breadth of the vessel. ( trunk )
Load Line Regulations — 2
 7.86089 10 42 8.03519 11 44 8.20948 12 46 8.38378 13 48 8.55807 14 50 8.73237 15 52 8.90666 16 54 9.08096 17 56 9.25525 18 58 9.42955 19 60 9.60384 20 62 9.77814 21 64 9.95243 22 66 10.12672 23 68 10.30102 24 70 10.47531 25 72 10.64961 26 74 10.82390 27 76 10.99820 28 78 11.17249 29 80 11.34679 30 82 11.52108 31 84 11.69538 32 86 11.86967 33 88 12.04397 34 90 12.21826 35 92 12.39255 36 94 12.56685 37 96 12.74114 38 98 12.91544 39 100 13.08973 40 102 13.26403 41 104 13.43832 42 106 13.61262 43 108 13.78691 TABLE 3 Item Column 1 Column 2 Length of Vessel (metres) Value of “A” 1 24 0.008714 2 26 0.008330 3 28 0.007954 4 30 0.007587 5 32 0.007228 6 34 0.006878 7 36 0.006537 8 38 0.006204 9 40 0.005880 10 42 0.005564 11 44 0.005257 12 46 0.004959 13 48 0.004669 14 50 0.004388 15 52 0.004115 16 54 0.003851 17 56 0.003596 18 58 0.003349 19 60 0.003111 20 62 0.002882 21 64 0.002661 22 66 0.002449 23 68 0.002245 24 70 0.002050 25 72 0.001863 26 74 0.001686 27 76 0.001516 28 78 0.001356 29 80 0.001204 30 82 0.001060 31 84 0.000926 32 86 0.000800 33 88 0.000682 34 90 0.000573 35 92 0.000473 36 94 0.000381 37 96 0.000298 38 98 0.000223 39 100 0.000158 40 102 0.000100 41 104 0.000052 42 106 0.000012 43 108 0.000000
Load Line Regulations — 3
3 The basic freeboard for a Type B vessel that is less than 153 m in length and has enclosed superstructures with an effective length of not more than a quarter of the length of the vessel shall be increased by b millimetres where b = 2.5 × (153 – L) × (0.25 – E/L)
Load Line Regulations — 4
4 (1) If the sum of the effective lengths of the enclosed superstructures equals L, the basic freeboard shall be reduced by x millimetres where x = (Hs × 500) (2) If the sum of the effective lengths of the enclosed superstructures and trunks in respect of which the requirements set out in subsection (3) are met is less than L, the basic freeboard shall be reduced by x millimetres where x = (E/2 L) × (1 + E/L) × (Hs × 500) (3) The requirements referred to in subsection (2) are the following: (a) the trunk shall be at least as strong as an enclosed superstructure; (b) no hatchways shall be in the freeboard deck in way of the trunk other than small access openings with watertight covers; (c) the trunk deck shall be a permanent working platform fitted with guardrails; (d) if the trunk is detached, it shall be connected to the adjacent superstructures by permanent gangways; (e) guardrails shall be fitted in way of the trunk on the exposed parts of the freeboard deck for at least half the length of exposed parts of the trunk; (f) the trunk shall have a breadth at least 60 per cent of the breadth of the vessel; and (g) if there is no superstructure on the vessel, the length of the trunk shall be at least 60 per cent of its length.
Load Line Regulations — 5
5 Correction in the basic freeboard for sheer shall be determined in accordance with regulation 38 of the 1966 Convention. However, for the purpose of the determination, L shall be the lesser of the length of the vessel and 153 m.
Load Line Regulations — 6
6 (1) The following definitions apply in this section. assumed bow height , in respect of a vessel, means the vertical distance at the forward perpendicular between (a) the top of the exposed deck at side; and (b) the water line that corresponds to the basic freeboard, as corrected in accordance with sections 3 to 6, where applicable, including any designed trim. ( hauteur d’étrave présumée ) standard bow height means (a) 49.417 L × (1 – L/500) mm for a vessel of less than 168 m in length; or (b) 8677 – 18.917 L mm for a vessel of 168 m or more in length. ( hauteur d’étrave normale ) (2) Subject to subsection (3), if the assumed bow height is less than the standard bow height, the basic freeboard shall be increased by the difference. (3) For the purpose of the definition assumed bow height , the top of the exposed deck at side is deemed not to include sheer or the height of a superstructure unless (a) in the case of sheer, it extends for at least 15 per cent of the length of the vessel measured from the forward perpendicular; and (b) in the case of the height of a superstructure, the superstructure is enclosed and extends from the stem to a point at least 0.06 L abaft the forward perpendicular.
Load Line Regulations — (a)
assumed bow height , in respect of a vessel, means the vertical distance at the forward perpendicular between (a) the top of the exposed deck at side; and (b) the water line that corresponds to the basic freeboard, as corrected in accordance with sections 3 to 6, where applicable, including any designed trim. ( hauteur d’étrave présumée )
Load Line Regulations — (a)
standard bow height means (a) 49.417 L × (1 – L/500) mm for a vessel of less than 168 m in length; or (b) 8677 – 18.917 L mm for a vessel of 168 m or more in length. ( hauteur d’étrave normale )
Load Line Regulations — 7
7 (1) If the position of the upper edge of the deck line is placed in accordance with paragraph 2(b) of Schedule 3 above the position established by paragraph 2(a) of that Schedule, the basic freeboard shall be increased by the difference between those positions. (2) If the position of the upper edge of the deck line is placed in accordance with paragraph 2(b) of Schedule 3 below the position established by paragraph 2(a) of that Schedule, the basic freeboard shall be decreased by the difference between those positions.
Load Line Regulations — 8
8 (1) The summer freeboard that is applicable during the summer season in fresh water shall be the freeboard determined in accordance with sections 2 to 7. (2) The midsummer freeboard that is applicable during the midsummer season in fresh water shall be determined by deducting y millimetres from the summer freeboard where y is equal to the summer draught in metres multiplied by 25. (3) The intermediate freeboard that is applicable during the intermediate season in fresh water shall be determined by adding y millimetres to the summer freeboard where y is equal to the summer draught in metres multiplied by the quotient of 2540 divided by the greater of 122 m and L. (4) The winter freeboard that is applicable during the winter season in fresh water shall be determined by adding y millimetres to the summer freeboard where y is equal to the summer draught in metres multiplied by the quotient of 5080 divided by the greater of 122 m and L.
Load Line Regulations — 9
9 (1) Salt water freeboards that are applicable to vessels that operate in salt water shall be determined by adding y millimetres to the corresponding fresh water freeboards where y is equal to the displacement in fresh water in tonnes at the summer load waterline divided by the product of 4.1 times the tonnes per centimetre immersion in fresh water at the summer load waterline. (2) If the displacement in fresh water in tonnes at the summer load waterline cannot be determined, one forty-eighth of the summer draught shall be added to the corresponding fresh water freeboards.
Load Line Regulations — 10
10 Despite sections 8 and 9, the freeboard other than the open-hopper dredge freeboard shall not be less than 50 mm.
Load Line Regulations — 11
11 (1) The dredging freeboard for open-hopper dredges shall be 62.5 per cent of the summer freeboard for a type B vessel or 150 mm, whichever is greater. (2) The dredging freeboard for an open-hopper dredge is applicable only when (a) the dredge is operating not more than 20 nautical miles from the mouth of a harbour of safe refuge; (b) the height of waves in the area of operation is not more than 3 m or the wind velocity in the area is not more than 65 km per hour; and (c) the dredge is carrying dredged material with a specific gravity that is not greater than the highest specific gravity of dredged material that the dredge is designed to dredge.
Load Line Regulations — 1
1 Words and expressions used in this Schedule and defined in section 1 of Schedule 1 have the same meaning as in that section. Deck Line
Load Line Regulations — 2
2 The upper edge of the deck line shall (a) pass through the point where the continuation outwards of the upper surface of the freeboard deck intersects the outer surface of the shell, as illustrated in Figure 1; or (b) be placed above or below the position established in paragraph (a).
Load Line Regulations — 3
3 (1) A right-angled diamond as illustrated in Figure 2 shall be marked amidships below the deck line on each side of the vessel. (2) The diamond shall be (a) marked with lines 25 mm wide with an outside diagonal measurement of 380 mm; (b) intersected by a horizontal line that is 540 mm long and 25 mm wide and that has the midpoint of its upper edge coinciding with the midpoint of the diamond; and (c) placed so that its centre is at a distance below the upper edge of the deck line equal to the summer freeboard referred to in subsection 8(1) of Schedule 2.
Load Line Regulations — 4
4 (1) Horizontal lines, to be known as fresh water load lines, indicating the assigned fresh water freeboards, shall be marked as illustrated in Figure 2. Each line shall be 230 mm long and 25 mm wide and extend forward of and at right angles to a vertical line that is 25 mm wide. (2) The vertical line referred to in subsection (1) shall be placed 660 mm forward of the vertical diagonal of the load line diamond. (3) The midsummer fresh water load line shall be placed so that its upper edge marks the assigned midsummer fresh water freeboard and the letters “MS” shall be marked forward of this line. (4) The summer fresh water load line shall be placed so that its upper edge marks the assigned summer fresh water freeboard and the letter “S” shall be marked forward of this line. (5) The intermediate fresh water load line shall be placed so that its upper edge marks the assigned intermediate fresh water freeboard and the letter “I” shall be marked forward of this line. (6) The winter fresh water load line shall be placed so that its upper edge marks the assigned winter fresh water freeboard and the letter “W” shall be marked forward of this line. (7) If an open-hopper dredge has been assigned a dredging freeboard, the dredging fresh water load line shall be placed directly below the deck line so that its upper edge marks the assigned dredging fresh water freeboard and the letters “WD” shall be marked forward of this line. (8) If a vessel has been assigned salt water freeboards, salt water load lines shall be marked as illustrated in Figure 2. Each line shall be 230 mm long and 25 mm wide, extend abaft the vertical line, be placed so that its upper edges mark the appropriate assigned salt water freeboards and be marked with letters in the same fashion as for the fresh water load lines but placed abaft the salt water load lines. (9) If salt water load lines are marked, the letters “SW” shall be marked above these lines and the letters “FW” shall be marked above the fresh water load lines.
Load Line Regulations — 5
5 All load line marks shall be permanently marked on both sides of the vessel in white or yellow on a dark background or in black on a light background. Figure 1 Diagram with arrows and measurements showing the Upper Surface of Freeboard Deck. Figure 2 Diagram with arrows and measurements showing the Assigned Summer Freshwater Freeboard.
Aircraft Objects Regulations — a
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance, pursuant to section 436.1 a of the Bank Act b , hereby makes the annexed Aircraft Objects Regulations . a S.C. 2005, c. 3, s. 10 b S.C. 1991, c. 46
Aircraft Objects Regulations — 1
1 Sections 426 to 436 of the Bank Act do not apply to aircraft objects that were not registered under those sections before the day on which these Regulations come into force.
Aircraft Objects Regulations — 2
2 Five years after the day on which these Regulations come into force, sections 426 to 436 of the Bank Act cease to apply to aircraft objects that were registered under those sections before that day.
Aircraft Objects Regulations — Aircraft Objects Regulations
* 3 These Regulations come into force on the day on which the Aircraft Protocol, as defined in subsection 2(1) of the International Interests in Mobile Equipment (aircraft equipment) Act , chapter 3 of the Statutes of Canada, 2005, comes into force for Canada. * [Note: Regulations in force April 1, 2013, see SI/2013-26.]
Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code — a
The Minister of Labour, as the responsible authority for the Canada Labour Code in accordance with the definition responsible authority in subsection 31(1) of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act a , pursuant to section 50 of that Act, hereby makes the annexed Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code . a S.C. 2000, c. 5
Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code — 1
Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. employer has the same meaning as in section 166 of the Canada Labour Code . ( employeur ) pay statement means the statement that an employer shall furnish to an employee in accordance with subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code . ( bulletin de paie )
Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code — Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code
employer has the same meaning as in section 166 of the Canada Labour Code . ( employeur )
Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code — Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code
pay statement means the statement that an employer shall furnish to an employee in accordance with subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code . ( bulletin de paie )
Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code — 2
Conditions 2 For the purposes of the application of section 41 of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and the application of that section to subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code , in order to satisfy the requirement that a pay statement shall be in writing, an electronic document must satisfy the following conditions: (a) the document must be provided to the employee by making it available only to the employee through an electronic source, such as a web site, that is accessible to the employee and whose location is made known to the employee; (b) for a period of at least three years from the day on which the document is first provided to the employee, the document must be readable and printable on a computer and printer to which the employer shall provide the employee with private access.
Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code — 3
Pay statement considered furnished to the employee 3 A pay statement is considered to be furnished to the employee when the electronic document is provided to the employee in accordance with paragraph 2(a) and the conditions set out in paragraph 2(b) are satisfied.
Electronic Alternatives Regulations for the Purposes of Subsection 254(1) of the Canada Labour Code — 4
Registration 4 These Regulations come into force on the day on which they are registered.
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — a
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the President of the Treasury Board, pursuant to section 12 a of the Lobbying Act b , hereby makes the annexed Lobbyists Registration Regulations . a S.C. 2006, c. 9, s. 79 and ss. 81(g) b R.S., c. 44 (4th Supp.); S.C. 2006, c. 9, s. 66
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 1
1 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the Lobbying Act . ( Loi ) Commissioner means the Commissioner of Lobbying appointed under subsection 4.1(1) of the Act. ( commissaire ) consultant lobbyist means an individual who is required to file a return under subsection 5(1) of the Act. ( lobbyiste-conseil ) in-house lobbyist means an employee of a corporation or organization who is named in the return filed under subsection 7(1) of the Act. ( lobbyiste salarié ) member of a transition team means any person referred to in subsection 2(3) of the Act. ( membre d’une équipe de transition )
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — Lobbyists Registration Regulations
Commissioner means the Commissioner of Lobbying appointed under subsection 4.1(1) of the Act. ( commissaire )
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — Lobbyists Registration Regulations
consultant lobbyist means an individual who is required to file a return under subsection 5(1) of the Act. ( lobbyiste-conseil )
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — Lobbyists Registration Regulations
in-house lobbyist means an employee of a corporation or organization who is named in the return filed under subsection 7(1) of the Act. ( lobbyiste salarié )
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — Lobbyists Registration Regulations
member of a transition team means any person referred to in subsection 2(3) of the Act. ( membre d’une équipe de transition )
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 2
2 (1) Subject to subsection (2), a return shall be filed electronically. (2) A return may be filed in paper format if the person filing the return (a) has difficulty filing the return electronically because of a disability; or (b) does not have access to a computer system that allows them to file it electronically.
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 3
3 (1) A return referred to in section 5 of the Act that is filed in paper format shall be in Form 1 of the schedule. (2) A return referred to in section 7 of the Act that is filed in paper format on behalf of a corporation shall be in Form 2 of the schedule. (3) A return referred to in section 7 of the Act that is filed in paper format on behalf of an organization shall be in Form 3 of the schedule.
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 4
4 (1) A return that is filed in paper format must be delivered to the Commissioner’s office by mail, by facsimile transmission or by hand. (2) A return is deemed to have been received (a) on the date of receipt stamped on the document by the Commissioner’s office, if the return is delivered by mail or by hand; (b) on the date indicated by the receiving apparatus, if the return is sent by facsimile transmission; or (c) on the date that it enters the registry of the Commissioner’s office, if the return is filed electronically. (3) A facsimile copy of the return is deemed to be the original. SOR/2012-88, s. 1
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 5
5 A consultant lobbyist shall, with respect to a return filed under subsection 5(1) of the Act, include, in addition to the information required under subsection 5(2) of the Act, the following: (a) if the client is a corporation, whether the consultant lobbyist is a member of the board of directors of the corporation; (b) if the client is an organization, whether the consultant lobbyist is a member of, or a member of the board of directors of, the organization; (c) if the consultant lobbyist ceases to hold a designated public office on or after July 2, 2008 and they file the return less than five years after ceasing to hold the designated public office, whether they are subject to the five-year prohibition on lobbying set out in section 10.11 of the Act and, if not, the reason that they are not subject to it; and (d) if the consultant lobbyist ceased to be a transition team member on or after January 24, 2006 and they file the return less than five years after ceasing to carry out those functions, whether they are subject to the five-year prohibition on lobbying set out in section 10.11 of the Act and, if not, the reason that they are not subject to it; and (e) the name and title of the client’s principal representative with whom the consultant lobbyist deals.
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 6
6 For the purposes of paragraph 5(3)(a) of the Act, the following types of communication are prescribed if made orally and arranged in advance of the communication: (a) a communication referred to in any of subparagraphs 5(1)(a)(i) to (vi) of the Act that is initiated by a person other than a public office holder; and (b) a communication referred to in either subparagraph 5(1)(a)(v) or (vi) that is initiated by a public office holder.
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 7
7 The consultant lobbyist shall, with respect to a return filed under subsection 5(3) of the Act, include, in addition to the information required under paragraph 5(3)(a) of the Act, the following: (a) the position title of the designated public office holder; and (b) the name of the branch or unit and the name of the department or other governmental institution in which the designated public office holder is employed or serves at the time of the communication.
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 8
8 The officer responsible shall, with respect to a return filed under subsection 7(1) of the Act, include, in addition to the information required under subsection 7(3) of the Act, the following: (a) if an in-house lobbyist ceases to hold a designated public office on or after July 2, 2008 but less than five years before the return is filed, whether they are subject to the five-year prohibition on lobbying under section 10.11 of the Act and, if not, the reason why they are not subject to it; or (b) if an in-house lobbyist ceases to be a transition team member on or after January 24, 2006 but less than five years before the return is filed, whether they are subject to the five-year prohibition on lobbying under section 10.11 of the Act and, if not, the reason why they are not subject to it.
Lobbyists Registration Regulations — 9
9 For the purposes of subsection 7(4) of the Act, the following types of communication are prescribed if made orally and arranged in advance of the communication: (a) a communication referred to in any of subparagraphs 7(1)(a)(i) to (v) of the Act that is initiated by a person other than a public office holder; and (b) a communication referred to in subparagraph 7(1)(a)(v) of the Act that is initiated by a public office holder.