Consultation

The Cabinet Directive on Streamlining Regulation is the product of over two years of collaboration with federal regulatory departments and agencies, and public consultation with a wide cross-section of stakeholders. Consultations included eight public workshops held across the country which attracted a broad range of participants from industry, environmental and social groups, labour organizations, academics, aboriginal groups, and interested members of the public. A summary of the workshop findings is available below:

• Summary Report of the Public Workshops on the Draft Government Directive on Regulating

More than 60 organizations and individuals also made written submissions regarding the Directive as part of the consultation process. These submissions are available upon request by clicking the "Contact Us" link at the top of this page. Submissions were received from:

PCO has received more than sixty written submissions regarding the draft Government Directive on Regulating.

Summer 2005

Businesses, Advocacy Groups, and Interested Parties

1. BC Food Processors Association
2. BC Fruit Growers Association
3. Cameco
4. Canadian Animal Health Institute
5. Canadian Association of Chain Drug Stores
6. Canadian Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association
7. Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors
8. Canadian Labour Congress
9. Canadian Nuclear Association
10. Canadian Produce Marketing Association
11. Canadian Trucking Alliance
12. Canadian Vehicle Manufacturer' Association
13. DES Action Canada
14. Groupement Provincial de l'Industrie du Médicament
15. GrowCanada
16. Hemophilia Society
17. Indian Taxation Advisory Board
18. Lambert, T.
19. McLaughlin, M.
20. NDMAC
21. Options Consommateurs
22. Smith, Barry L.

Provincial and Territorial Governments

• Alberta
• British Columbia
• Manitoba
• Ontario
• Quebec
• Saskatchewan
• Yukon

Federal Departments

• Standards Council of Canada

Fall 2005

Businesses, Advocacy Groups, and Interested Parties

• Association of International Automobile Manufactures of Canada
• Bacon, Marie-Hélène
• Breast Cancer Action Montreal
• Canada’s Chemical Producers Association
• Canadian Animal Health Institute
• Canadian Association of Chain Drug Stores
• Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
• Canadian Chamber of Commerce
• Canadian Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association
• Canadian Energy Pipeline Association
• Canadian Environmental Network
• Canadian Home Builders’ Association
• Canadian National Millers Association
• Canadian Nuclear Association
• Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
• Canadian Treatment Action Council
• Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association
• Czarnocki, Dan
• Dairy Farmers of Canada
• Energy Dialogue Group
• Finley, Sandra
• Ford Motor Company of Canada
• Forest Products Association of Canada
• Medical Reform Group
• Mining Watch Canada
• Moffat, Mary Ann
• NDMAC
• PharmaWatch
• Proctor and Gamble
• Saskatchewan Network for Alternative Pesticides Inc.
• Shaw, Nevin 
• Taylor, Allan
• Underwriters’ Laboratories of Canada

Governmental

• Advisory Committee on Rural Issues
• Vancouver Port Authority
• Canadian Water and Wastewater Association
• Ministerial Council on HIV / AIDS