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CANADA SHIPPING ACT
Ship Radio Inspection Fees Regulations
CANADA SHIPPING ACT
Ship Radio Inspection Fees Regulations
CRC, Vol. XVII, c. 1472
CANADA SHIPPING ACT
Ship Radio Inspection Fees Regulations
REGULATIONS RESPECTING FEES TO BE CHARGED
FOR SHIP RADIO INSPECTIONS
1. These Regulations may be cited as the Ship Radio Inspection Fees
Regulations.
2. In these Regulations,
"Act" means the Canada Shipping Act; (Loi)
"certificate" means a Safety Convention certificate as
described in the Act or a radio inspection certificate that is issued to a ship required
to be fitted with a radio installation pursuant to the Act or regulations made thereunder;
(certificat)
"Department" means the Department of Transport; (ministère)
3. These Regulations apply to Canadian ships and to ships registered
elsewhere than in Canada.
4. A fee shall be payable for an inspection carried out by a radio
inspector of the Department comprising
(a) the amount of every expense for which the inspector would be
reimbursed in accordance with the Treasury Board Travel Directive, as amended or revised
from time to time; and
(b) where any part of the inspection takes place outside the
inspector's regular working hours, an amount equal to the compensation that would be
payable to the inspector in respect of the period of time occupied by that part of the
inspection under the Agreement signed the 26th August, 1977 and made between the Treasury
Board and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 2228, Electronics
Group (all employees) or any subsequent agreement between those parties that replaces that
Agreement.
5. (1) Where a Canadian ship is inspected, the fee prescribed by
section 4 shall be paid by the owner of the ship upon receipt of an invoice in respect of
the inspection.
(2) Where a ship registered elsewhere than in Canada is inspected, no
document certifying that the ship complies with the radio requirements of the Act or
regulations made thereunder shall be issued until the radio inspector who made the
inspection has received from
(a) the master of the ship or a person authorized by the master, or
(b) the owner or agent of the ship,
a written authorization for the fee prescribed by section 4 to be paid by
the owner.
6. Notwithstanding anything in these Regulations, the fee prescribed by
section 4 does not apply to a ship registered in the United States where the ship's
radiotelephone installation has been inspected for the purpose of issuing a certificate
valid for a period that will enable the ship to proceed to a Great Lakes' port in the
United States for inspection by an officer of the government of the United States pursuant
to the Agreement between Canada and the United States for the Promotion of Safety on the
Great Lakes by Means of Radio.
amended by SOR/78-668
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