Bill C-23
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Records and Reports |
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Records and
reports
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27. Every licensee and every prescribed
person shall
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Analysts and Inspectors |
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Designation
of analysts
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28. The Commission may designate as an
analyst for the purposes of this Act any person
whom the Commission considers qualified.
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Designation
of inspectors
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29. (1) The Commission may designate as
an inspector for the purposes of this Act any
person whom the Commission considers qual
ified and any person so designated shall be
provided with a certificate in the prescribed
form certifying the person's designation.
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Contents of
certificate
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(2) The certificate must list any category of
place or vehicle that the inspector has been
designated to inspect, any condition that must
be satisfied by the inspector in conducting an
inspection and any restriction on the powers
conferred on the inspector, and on entering or
inspecting a place or vehicle the inspector
shall, if requested, show the certificate to the
person in charge of the place or vehicle.
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Inspection
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30. (1) In order to verify compliance with
this Act, the regulations, an order or decision
made under this Act or a condition of a
licence, an inspector may, at any reasonable
time and in accordance with the inspector's
certificate, enter and inspect
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Dwelling- houses
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(2) In the case of an inspection of a
dwelling-house
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Special
circumstances
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(3) An inspector may, at any time, enter and
inspect a vehicle or place in which the
inspector believes on reasonable grounds that
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Search
without
warrant
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31. For the purposes of ensuring com
pliance with this Act and the regulations, an
inspector may exercise the powers of search
and seizure provided for in section 487 of the
Criminal Code without a warrant if the
conditions for obtaining a warrant exist but, by
reason of exigent circumstances, it would not
be feasible to obtain a warrant.
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Powers of
inspectors
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32. The measures that an inspector may
take, in exercising authority under this Act,
include
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Inspector may
be
accompanied
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33. While exercising any authority under
this Act, an inspector may be accompanied by
any other person chosen by the inspector.
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Disposal or
return of
seized
property
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34. Any thing seized by an inspector in the
course of exercising authority under this Act
or under a warrant issued under the Criminal
Code shall be disposed of or returned to the
owner or person in charge of it
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Order of an
inspector
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35. (1) An inspector may order that a
licensee take any measure that the inspector
considers necessary to protect the environ
ment or the health or safety of persons or to
maintain national security or compliance with
international obligations to which Canada has
agreed.
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Order of an
inspector
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(2) Where an inspector enters or inspects
any vehicle or place
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Review by
Commission
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(3) An inspector shall refer any order made
under this section to the Commission for
review and the Commission shall confirm,
amend, revoke or replace the order.
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Assistance to
inspectors
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36. Every owner of a place or vehicle that
is entered, inspected or searched or from
which any thing is seized by an inspector,
every person in charge of or found in such a
place and every person with control of or
found in such a vehicle shall give the inspector
all reasonable assistance to enable the inspec
tor to carry out the inspector's duties and
functions under this Act.
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Designated Officers |
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Designated
officers
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37. (1) The Commission may designate, by
name, title of office or class of persons, any
person whom the Commission considers qual
ified as a designated officer and any officer so
designated shall be provided with a certificate
setting out the duties that the designated
officer is authorized to carry out.
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Duties
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(2) The Commission may authorize a
designated officer to
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Production of
certificate of
designation
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(3) In carrying out any of the duties referred
to in subsection (2), a designated officer shall,
if requested, produce the designated officer's
certificate of designation.
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Notice
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(4) A designated officer who refuses to
issue, renew, suspend, amend, revoke or
replace a licence shall notify the applicant of
the refusal.
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Report to
Commission
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(5) A designated officer shall report to the
Commission on
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Review of
report by
Commission
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(6) A designated officer shall refer any
order made under paragraph (2)(f) to the
Commission for review and the Commission
shall confirm, amend, revoke or replace the
order.
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Procedures for Decisions and Orders |
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Procedure for
certain
decisions and
orders
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38. Every order of an inspector and every
order of a designated officer under paragraph
37(2)(f) shall be made, and every measure
under paragraph 37(2)(c), (d) or (g) shall be
taken, in accordance with the prescribed rules
of procedure.
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Designated
officer to
provide
opportunity to
be heard
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39. (1) A designated officer shall provide a
reasonable opportunity to be heard to
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Exception
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(2) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect
of a renewal, suspension, amendment, revoca
tion or replacement of a licence on the
application of the licensee.
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Commission
to provide
opportunity to
be heard
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40. (1) Subject to subsection (2), the
Commission shall provide an opportunity to
be heard in accordance with the prescribed
rules of procedure to
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Exceptions
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(2) Subsection (1) does not apply
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Proceedings
on motion of
Commission
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(3) Notwithstanding any other provision of
this Act, where the Commission is satisfied
that it is in the public interest to do so, the
Commission may, on its own initiative, con
duct proceedings in accordance with the
prescribed rules of procedure to determine any
matter or thing relating to the purpose of this
Act.
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Notice
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(4) On completion of proceedings in respect
of which subsection (1) applies and proceed
ings under subsection (3), the Commission
shall give notice of its decision to
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Public
hearings
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(5) The Commission shall, subject to any
bylaws made under section 15 and any
regulations made under section 44, hold a
public hearing with respect to
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Exception
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(6) Subsection (5) does not apply in respect
of any matter in relation to which subsection
14(2) applies.
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