List of issues near the end of consultation, 1991

Here are the issues as they were presented at Steps 7 to 9 of the review of the old act, as found on slides used to discuss recommendations.  The slides were also used for presentations about the new Act in 92-93.

1.  Nation-wide application of TDGA

2. Responsibility for Dangerous Goods

3. Punishment – Increased Fines & Jail Terms

4. Prosecution of Officers of Corporations

5.  Shipping Documents – Prima Facie Proof

6. Emergency Response Assistance Plans

7. CANUTEC

8.  TDG Inspectors – Authority to Direct

9.  TDG Inspectors – Peace Officer Authorities

10.  Safety Standards – Inspection & Certification

11. Appointment of Agents – Means of Containment

12.  Proof of Financial Responsibility

13. Restitution – Government

14.  Adoption by Reference of International Agreements/Conventions/Standards

15.  Fees & Expenses – Certification & Permit Issuance

16.  Notice of Permits, and Regulatory Changes due to changes in international agreements/conventions/standards

17.  Permits – Universality

18. Protective Directions – Alignment of French & English Texts

19. Continuing Offence.

20.  Safety Marks / Safety Standards – 1

21.  Red Book

22. Cancellation – Permits/Protective Directions

23.  Permit of Exception & Permit of Equivalent Level of Safety

24.  Good Samaritan Clause

25.  Retention of Seized Property

26.  Clarify Regulation Making Authority

27. Definitions – Consequential Amendments

28.  Revised Statute Amendments (T-19, the future CEPA, waste)

29. Explosive's Vehicle Certificate (EVC)

30. Consolidate Provisions of TDGA

31. Cancellation – Inspector / Analyst Certificate

32.  Shipping Document vs. Safety Requirements

33.  Retrieval of Electronically Stored Information

34.  Bulk Storage Facility Regulation

35.  Surface Transport -  In Bulk Marine Vessels

36.  Safety Marks / Safety Standards – 2

37.  Safe Distribution – Safety Standards

38.  Safety Marks on Non-dangerous goods packages, etc.

39.  Voluntary & Mandatory Reporting

40. Consequential Amendments.