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Order and Safety |
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Order and
safety
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61. Subject to any regulations made under
section 62, a port authority shall take
appropriate measures for the maintenance of
order and the safety of persons and property in
the port.
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Regulations |
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Regulations
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62. (1) For the purposes of this Part, the
Governor in Council may make regulations
respecting
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Application
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(2) A regulation made under subsection (1)
may apply to only one port.
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Application to
Crown
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(3) A regulation made under subsection (1)
may be made binding on Her Majesty in right
of Canada or a province.
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Transitional
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(4) Subject to subsection 49(6), any
regulations made before the coming into force
of this section with respect to a port in respect
of which letters patent are issued to a port
authority shall, to the extent that they are
compatible with this Act, continue in force for
a period ending on the earlier of the expiration
of twelve months after the letters patent are
issued and the date on which regulations to
replace them are made under subsection (1)
with respect to that port.
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Powers re
airport
regulations
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63. (1) A port authority has, in respect of the
operation of an airport, the power to enforce
regulations made by the Minister for the
purpose of providing unobstructed airspace
for the landing and taking off of aircraft at the
airport.
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Regulating
airports
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(2) Subject to its letters patent, a port
authority
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Regulations
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(3) The regulations referred to in subsection
(2) are for the regulation and control of the
airport and all persons engaged in the
operation of aircraft at the airport, including
regulations prohibiting the landing or taking
off of aircraft of a certain type or aircraft
exhibiting a certain characteristic.
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Application to
Crown
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(4) A regulation made under subsection (2)
may be made binding on Her Majesty in right
of Canada or a province.
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Transitional
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(5) Subject to subsection 49(6), any
regulations made with respect to an airport
before the coming into force of subsection (2)
by a body that becomes a port authority under
section 12 shall, to the extent that they are
compatible with this Act, continue in force for
a period ending on the earlier of
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Evidence of
limits of
navigable
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64. A port authority may erect marks or
signs to indicate the limits of the navigable
waters under its jurisdiction and every mark or
sign so erected is evidence of the limits of
those waters.
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PUBLIC PORTS |
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Designation by Governor in Council |
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Designation
by regulation
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65. (1) The Governor in Council may, by
regulation,
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Deemed
public ports
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(2) Every port and port facility that on the
coming into force of this section was a public
harbour or public port facility to which the
Public Harbours and Port Facilities Act
applied is deemed to have been designated
under subsection (1).
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Deemed
public ports
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(3) With the exception of a port for which a
port authority is incorporated under Part 1,
every port and facility to which the Canada
Ports Corporation Act applied on the coming
into force of this section is deemed to have
been designated under subsection (1).
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Deemed
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(4) For greater certainty, the Governor in
Council may make regulations under
subsection (1) in respect of any public harbour
or public port facility that is deemed under
subsection (2) or (3) to have been designated
and, in the case of a public port, define its
limits.
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Evidence of
limits of
navigable
waters
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(5) The Minister may have marks or signs
erected to indicate the limits of the navigable
waters of a public port and every mark or sign
so erected is evidence of the limits of those
waters.
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Repeal of
designations
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(6) The Governor in Council may, by
regulation, repeal the designation of a public
port or public port facility made or deemed to
have been made under this section.
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Orders
continued
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(7) A termination order made under
subsection 8(2) of the Public Harbours and
Port Facilities Act is deemed to be a
regulation made under subsection (6) and
continues in force until it is repealed under the
latter subsection.
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Federal Real
Property Act
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66. (1) For the purposes of the Federal Real
Property Act, the Minister has the
administration of the federal real property that
forms part of a public port or public port
facility.
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Other ports
and facilities
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(2) The Minister does not have the
administration of the federal real property that
is under the administration of any other
member of the Queen's Privy Council for
Canada.
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Power of
Minister
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(3) For greater certainty, the repeal of the
designation of a public port or public port
facility does not terminate the application of
the Federal Real Property Act to the federal
real property that formed part of the port or
facility and that is owned by Her Majesty in
right of Canada.
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Fees |
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Fixing of fees
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67. (1) The Minister may fix the fees to be
paid in respect of
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Interest
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(2) The Minister may fix the interest rate to
be charged on overdue fees.
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Application to
Crown
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(3) The fees and the interest rate may be
made binding on Her Majesty in right of
Canada or a province.
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Application to
military and
police ships
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(4) The fees fixed under paragraphs (1)(a)
and (b) do not apply in respect of a Canadian
warship, naval auxiliary ship or other ship
under the command of the Canadian Forces, a
ship of a visiting force within the meaning of
the Visiting Forces Act or any other ship while
it is under the command of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police.
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Services
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68. The Minister may enter into agreements
to provide services, rights or privileges, as the
Minister considers appropriate, at a public
port or public port facility and may agree by
contract to accept fees other than those fixed
under subsection 67(1) for those services,
rights and privileges.
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Harbour
masters and
wharfingers
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69. (1) The Minister may appoint as a
harbour master or wharfinger for all or part of
a public port or public port facility any person
who, in the Minister's opinion, is qualified
and assign responsibilities to that person.
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Remunera- tion
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(2) The Minister may fix the remuneration
to be paid to a harbour master or wharfinger
and the amounts of the remuneration may,
notwithstanding anything in the Financial
Administration Act, be paid out of the fees
collected in respect of public ports and public
port facilities.
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(3) An appointment as a harbour master or
wharfinger made by the Minister under
subsection 11(2) of the Public Harbours and
Ports Facilities Act, and the remuneration
determined by the Governor in Council under
subsection 11(3) of that Act in respect of that
appointment, continue in effect as though they
had been made and fixed under this section.
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Agreements
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70. The Minister may enter into agreements
with any person or body in respect of the
management or operation of a public port or
public port facility, or a group of them.
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Leases and
licences
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71. (1) Notwithstanding the Federal Real
Property Act, the Minister may lease any
federal real property that forms, or formed,
part of a public port or public port facility or
grant a licence in respect of the property, for
twenty years or for a longer period with the
approval of the Governor in Council.
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Application of
provincial law
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(2) A lease or licence may be effected by
any instrument by which real property may be
leased or a licence may be granted by a private
person under the laws in force in the province
in which the property is situated.
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Agreements
for disposal or
transfer
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72. (1) The Minister may enter into
agreements in respect of
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Content of
agreements
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(2) The agreements may include
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Security
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(3) The Minister may
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Authority to
carry out
agreements
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(4) The Minister may take any measures
that the Minister considers appropriate to
carry out the agreements and to protect the
interests or enforce the rights of Her Majesty
under them.
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Disposal and
transfer
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(5) The disposal or transfer of federal real
property may be effected under the authority
of this section or the Federal Real Property
Act.
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Application of
provincial law
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(6) The disposal or transfer of federal real
property under this section may be effected by
any instrument by which real property may be
transferred by a private person under the laws
in force in the province in which the property
is situated.
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Reports to
Parliament
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(7) The Minister shall, for each of the four
fiscal years following the coming into force of
this section, prepare a report on the disposition
and transfer measures the Minister has taken
during that fiscal year and on the continuing
management of public ports and public port
facilities during that year. The Minister shall
have the report laid before each House of
Parliament within three months after the end
of that fiscal year or, if that House is not then
sitting, on any of the first fifteen days after that
time that it is sitting.
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Minister
responsible
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(8) Subject to any regulations made under
section 74, the Minister continues to have the
managmeent of public ports and public port
facilities that the Minister has not disposed of
or transferred.
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