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Canada Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Regulations — 89
89 (1) The operator shall ensure that a report including the following information is submitted to the Board within 30 days after the end of a well operation: (a) a summary of the well operation, including any problems encountered during the well operation; (b) a description of the completion fluid properties; (c) a schematic of, and relevant engineering data on, the down-hole equipment, tubulars, Christmas tree and production control system; (d) details of any impact of the well operation on the performance of the well, including any effect on recovery; and (e) for any well completion, suspension or abandonment, the rig release date. (2) The report shall be signed and dated by the operator or the operator’s representative.
Canada Oil and Gas Drilling and Production Regulations — 90
90 The operator shall ensure that the Board is made aware, at least once a year, of any report containing relevant information regarding applied research work or studies obtained or compiled by the operator relating to the operator’s work or activities and that a copy of any report is submitted to the Board on request.
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102 An operator at the time of the coming into force of these Regulations shall comply with the requirements of section 5.
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105 These Regulations come into force on December 31, 2009.
Allocation Method Order (2010) — Softwood Lumber Products — a
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, pursuant to paragraph 6.3(3)(a) a of the Export and Import Permits Act b , hereby makes the annexed Allocation Method Order (2010) — Softwood Lumber Products . a S.C. 2006, c. 13, s. 111 b R.S., c. E-19
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Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in this Order. Act means the Export and Import Permits Act . ( Loi ) exported has the meaning set out in section 6.4 of the Act. ( exporté ) Manitoba quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Manitoba to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour le Manitoba ) Ontario quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Ontario to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour l’Ontario ) primary producer means a person who produces softwood lumber products from softwood sawlogs and, in the case of Quebec, includes a person who produces Quebec softwood lumber products from softwood sawlogs. ( entreprise de première transformation ) primary producer’s products means the softwood lumber products that a primary producer produces and that are not remanufactured in Canada. ( produits d’une entreprise de première transformation ) Quebec quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Quebec to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour le Québec ) Quebec softwood lumber products means the softwood lumber products produced in Quebec that were reported to the Minister of Natural Resources and Wildlife under the Forest Act , R.S.Q., c. F-4.1. ( produits de bois d’oeuvre du Québec ) reference period means the period beginning on November 1, 2006 and ending on October 31, 2009. ( période de référence ) remanufacturer means a person who remanufactures — within the meaning of subsection 13(1) of the Softwood Lumber Products Export Charge Act, 2006 — softwood lumber products. ( entreprise de seconde transformation ) remanufacturer’s products means the softwood lumber products that a remanufacturer remanufactures and that are not further remanufactured in Canada. ( produits d’une entreprise de seconde transformation ) Saskatchewa‍n quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Saskatchewan to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour la Saskatchewan ) softwood lumber products means the products referred to in item 5104, Group 5 of the schedule to the Export Control List . ( produits de bois d’oeuvre )
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Act means the Export and Import Permits Act . ( Loi )
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exported has the meaning set out in section 6.4 of the Act. ( exporté )
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Manitoba quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Manitoba to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour le Manitoba )
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Ontario quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Ontario to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour l’Ontario )
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primary producer means a person who produces softwood lumber products from softwood sawlogs and, in the case of Quebec, includes a person who produces Quebec softwood lumber products from softwood sawlogs. ( entreprise de première transformation )
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primary producer’s products means the softwood lumber products that a primary producer produces and that are not remanufactured in Canada. ( produits d’une entreprise de première transformation )
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Quebec quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Quebec to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour le Québec )
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Quebec softwood lumber products means the softwood lumber products produced in Quebec that were reported to the Minister of Natural Resources and Wildlife under the Forest Act , R.S.Q., c. F-4.1. ( produits de bois d’oeuvre du Québec )
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reference period means the period beginning on November 1, 2006 and ending on October 31, 2009. ( période de référence )
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remanufacturer means a person who remanufactures — within the meaning of subsection 13(1) of the Softwood Lumber Products Export Charge Act, 2006 — softwood lumber products. ( entreprise de seconde transformation )
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remanufacturer’s products means the softwood lumber products that a remanufacturer remanufactures and that are not further remanufactured in Canada. ( produits d’une entreprise de seconde transformation )
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Saskatchewa‍n quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Saskatchewan to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour la Saskatchewan )
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softwood lumber products means the products referred to in item 5104, Group 5 of the schedule to the Export Control List . ( produits de bois d’oeuvre )
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Application 2 This Order establishes the method for allocating the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported during a month from Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Saskatchewan in 2010 for the purposes of paragraph 6.3(3)(a) of the Act.
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Relinquishing an export allocation 3 For the purposes of this Order, a primary producer or remanufacturer relinquishes their export allocation for 2010 by so informing the Minister in writing by December 11, 2009.
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Transfer of export allocation 4 If a primary producer or remanufacturer transfers, with the consent of the Minister under subsection 6.3(4) of the Act, a portion of the export allocation issued to it by the Minister for a month, that portion is deemed to be included in the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported in that month to the United States under export permits, and not in the volume of the transferee, so long as (a) the portion transferred includes a corresponding volume of products; or (b) the total of the portion transferred during the month that does not include products does not exceed 15% of the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s export allocation for the month.
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Allocation 5 The allocation of the Ontario quantity to a primary producer or remanufacturer who applies for an export allocation is calculated in accordance with the formula OQ × (EO/TEO) where OQ is the Ontario quantity; EO is the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Ontario to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TEO is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Ontario to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010.
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Primary producers with an export history 6 (1) If some or all of a primary producer’s products were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period and the primary producer applies for an export allocation, the primary producer must choose to receive an allocation of the Quebec quantity calculated in accordance with the formula set out in section 7(which is based on their historic export volume) or the formula set out in subsection 8(1) (which is based on their historic production volume). Primary producers without an export history (2) If none of a primary producer’s products were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period and if the primary producer produced Quebec softwood lumber products during the period beginning on January 1, 2006 and ending on December 31, 2008 and it applies for an export allocation, the primary producer may only receive the allocation calculated in accordance with the formula set out in subsection 8(1) (which is based on its historic production volume). Remanufacturers (3) If some or all of a remanufacturer’s products were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period and the remanufacturer applies for an export allocation, the remanufacturer may only receive the allocation calculated in accordance with the formula set out in section 11 (which is based on its historic export volume).
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Allocation to primary producers — historic export volume 7 The allocation of the Quebec quantity to a primary producer that is based on its historic export volume is calculated in accordance with the formula (PPE/TPPEH) × {[QQ × (TPPE/TEQ) × 96%] + RNA} where PPE is the volume of the primary producer’s products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period; TPPEH is the total volume of primary producers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period in respect of export allocations based on historic export volume, excluding the volume of products of primary producers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010; QQ is the Quebec quantity; TPPE is the total volume of primary producers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010; TEQ is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010; and RNA is the residual non-allocated quantity of the reserve pool calculated under section 10.
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Allocation to primary producers — historic production volume 8 (1) The allocation of the Quebec quantity to a primary producer that is based on its historic production volume is calculated in accordance with the formula RP × (PPPV/TPV) where RP is the reserve pool calculated under section 9; PPPV is the volume of Quebec softwood lumber products that the primary producer produced during the period beginning on January 1, 2006 and ending on December 31, 2008; and TPV is the total volume of Quebec softwood lumber products produced during the same period by primary producers whose allocations are based on their historic production volume. Maximum allocation (2) The allocation may not exceed 40% of the primary producer’s average monthly volume of Quebec softwood lumber products produced during the period beginning on January 1, 2006 and ending on December 31, 2008. Records of production volumes (3) The volume of Quebec softwood lumber products produced by a primary producer is based on records provided, with the consent of the primary producer, by the Government of Quebec to the Government of Canada.
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Reserve pool 9 The reserve pool is calculated in accordance with the formula QQ × (TPPE/TEQ) × 4% where QQ is the Quebec quantity; TPPE is the total volume of primary producers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010; and TEQ is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010.
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Residual non-allocated quantity 10 The residual non-allocated quantity of the reserve pool is calculated in accordance with the formula RP – AP where RP is the reserve pool; and AP is the total volume of softwood lumber products allocated to primary producers calculated under section 8.
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Allocation to remanufacturers 11 The allocation of the Quebec quantity to a remanufacturer that is based on its historic export volume is calculated in accordance with the formula QQ × (RE/TEQ) where QQ is the Quebec quantity; RE is the volume of the remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TEQ is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010.
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Allocation 12 The allocation of the Manitoba quantity to a primary producer or remanufacturer who applies for an export allocation is calculated in accordance with the formula MQ × (EM/TEM) where MQ is the Manitoba quantity; EM is the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Manitoba to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TEM is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Manitoba to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2010.
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Allocation 13 The allocation of the Saskatchewan quantity to a primary producer or remanufacturer who applies for an export allocation is calculated in accordance with the formula SQ × (ES/TSQ) where SQ is the Saskatchewan quantity; ES is the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Saskatchewan to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TSQ is the total of the Saskatchewan quantities for the reference period.
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Allocation of remainder 14 The allocation of the remainder of the Saskatchewan quantity is based on the order of receipt of applications for an export allocation of the remainder, with each applicant receiving the volume applied for until the Saskatchewan quantity is fully allocated.
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Registration 15 This Order comes into force on the day on which it is registered.
Domestic Ferries Security Regulations — a
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Transport pursuant to section 5 a of the Marine Transportation Security Act b , hereby makes the annexed Domestic Ferries Security Regulations . a S.C. 2001, c. 29, s. 56 b S.C. 1994, c. 40
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Purpose 1 (1) The purpose of these Regulations is to enhance the security of the Canadian ferry transportation system through the establishment of a framework for detecting security threats and taking preventive measures against security incidents. Contents (2) These Regulations are divided into five Parts: (a) Part 1 sets out general matters that apply to the entire Regulations; (b) Part 2 sets out the security documentation that must be obtained from the Minister and the manner in which it must be obtained; (c) Part 3 sets out the responsibilities of the operators of domestic ferries and domestic ferry facilities; (d) Part 4 sets out the roles and responsibilities of the personnel involved in the security of domestic ferries and domestic ferry facilities; and (e) Part 5 provides a framework for conducting security assessments and for establishing, implementing and maintaining security plans.
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Act means the Marine Transportation Security Act . ( Loi )
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certain dangerous cargoes has the meaning assigned by the definition certain dangerous cargoes or CDCs in subsection 1(1) of the Marine Transportation Security Regulations . ( certaines cargaisons dangereuses )
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domestic ferry means a vessel that is entitled to fly the Canadian flag, carries passengers on a regular schedule and operates on a route set out in Schedule 1. ( traversier intérieur )
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domestic ferry facility means a marine facility set out in Schedule 2. ( installation pour traversiers intérieurs )
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interface means an interaction between (a) a domestic ferry and another vessel or a marine facility; or (b) a domestic ferry facility and a vessel. ( interface )
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key means a device, including a card, issued by an operator of a domestic ferry or a domestic ferry facility that is designed to allow access to a restricted area in a domestic ferry or a domestic ferry facility. ( clé )
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MARSEC level 1 means the level for which minimum security procedures are maintained as set out in the approved security plan. ( niveau MARSEC 1 )
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MARSEC level 2 means the level for which security procedures additional to those of MARSEC level 1 are maintained for a limited period because of heightened risk of a security threat or security incident. ( niveau MARSEC 2 )
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MARSEC level 3 means the level for which security procedures additional to those of MARSEC level 1 and MARSEC level 2 are maintained for a limited period when a security threat or security incident is probable or imminent, whether or not the specific target is identified. ( niveau MARSEC 3 )
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passenger has the meaning assigned by section 2 of the Canada Shipping Act, 2001 . ( passager )
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port administration means (a) the operator of a marine facility that is a port authority incorporated under section 8 of the Canada Marine Act ; (b) the operator of a public port designated under regulations made under section 65 of the Canada Marine Act ; or (c) a group of marine facilities, in close proximity to each other, whose operators agree with each other to be subject to sections 362 to 375 of the Marine Transportation Security Regulations . ( organisme portuaire )
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restricted area pass means a document issued by an operator of a domestic ferry or a domestic ferry facility that entitles the holder to have access, during a specified period, to specific restricted areas in domestic ferries or domestic ferry facilities. ( laissez-passer de zone réglementée )
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security breach means a violation of security regulations, measures, rules or procedures that does not result in a security incident. ( infraction à la sûreté )
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security documentation means one or more of the following documents issued by the Minister: (a) a Security Assessment Letter of Approval in respect of a domestic ferry issued under subsection 16 (1); (b) a Security Assessment Letter of Approval in respect of a domestic ferry facility issued under subsection 16 (2); (c) an Interim Domestic Ferry Security Certificate in respect of a domestic ferry issued under subsection 18 (1); (d) a Security Certificate in respect of a domestic ferry issued under paragraph 19 (1)(a); and (e) a Statement of Compliance in respect of a domestic ferry facility issued under paragraph 19 (1)(b). ( documents de sûreté )
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security incident means an incident that affects the security of a domestic ferry, a domestic ferry facility or an interface. ( incident de sûreté )
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security threat means any suspicious act or circumstance that could compromise the security of a domestic ferry, a domestic ferry facility or an interface. ( menace contre la sûreté )