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| Availability of
compliance
plans and
administrative
agreements
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14. A designated regulatory authority must
make available to the public the compliance
plans it approves, including any approved
changes, and the administrative agreements it
enters into, except any parts of the plans and
agreements containing
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(a) trade secrets of a person who requests
that they not be disclosed; or
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(b) information the disclosure of which
could reasonably be expected to result in
material financial loss to, or prejudice the
competitive position of, a person who
requests that it not be disclosed.
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| Governor in
Council may
make
regulations
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15. The Governor in Council may, on the
recommendation of the President of the
Treasury Board, make regulations for carrying
out the purposes of this Act, including
regulations
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(a) respecting the approval of proposed
compliance plans and changes to approved
compliance plans and the negotiation of
administrative agreements;
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(b) prescribing steps to be taken
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(i) to bring approved compliance plans,
including any approved changes to them,
to the attention of the persons who are
subject to them, and
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(ii) to bring the suspension or termination
of the plans to their attention; and
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(c) prescribing how approved compliance
plans, including approved changes to them,
and administrative agreements are to be
made available to the public.
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| Compliance
plans, etc., not
regulations
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16. Compliance plans, procedures and
factors for evaluating and approving them,
administrative agreements and notices
approved, made or published under this Act
are not regulations for the purposes of the
Statutory Instruments Act.
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| Validity of
compliance
plans and
agreements
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17. The validity of an approval or
administrative agreement under this Act is not
affected by any defect in meeting the
requirements of this Act, other than
subsection 6(3), and the regulations relating to
the approval or agreement.
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