The administrative agencies under the Classification Act, as amended, to fix the compensation of any officers and employees so appointed. My statement was meant for all shipwreck legislation in general. The idea that this has anything to do with divers removing anything from shipwrecks is redeculous. It is a power struggle over control of a resource and that is about it. From when Canada became Canada shipping, navigation and shipwrecks are part of the domain of the Federal Government, who, interestinly enough, protects the private property rights of the owners.
All divers are chattell goods.
I said ALL divers are just cord-wood, to be used. They want to locate anyone diving, were required to be licensed, as shown by Bill-13. They are adhesion contracts made by a dictator, a superior over an inferior. They are under the belligerant capacity of government over enemies. They are not valid contracts.