Title: The Canadian regulation of offshore installations
Description: Examines the Canadian regulations of four types of temporary structures which are placed in the ocean to drill for oil: drill ships, artificial islands, semi-submersibles, and jack-up oilrigs. Discusses the four applicable sources of law: coastal state oil and gas regulatory law, maritime law, environmental law, and labour law. Includes implications of potential conflicts between the laws.
Subjects: Law and legislation, Offshore oil industry, Offshore oil well drilling, Offshore structures
Places: Canada