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LIST OF REPORTS AND RETURNS

To be made to the House of Commons

43rd Parliament1st SessionDecember 5, 2019

(Prepared in accordance with Standing Order 153of the House of Commons)

Current to January 28, 2020

Table of ContentsExplanatory Note................................................................................................................................................ v

Agriculture and Agri-Food, Minister of............................................................................................................. 1

Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Act, Minister for the purposes of the .............................................. 6

Canadian Heritage, Minister of.......................................................................................................................... 7

Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency, Minister of the ........................................................... 15

Citizenship and Immigration, Minister of ......................................................................................................... 16

Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs, Minister of ..................................................................... 18

Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec, Minister of the............................. 26

Economic Development and Official Languages, Minister of......................................................................... 27

Employment and Social Development, Minister of......................................................................................... 28

Environment, Minister of the ............................................................................................................................ 33

Finance, Minister of ........................................................................................................................................... 49

Fisheries and Oceans, Minister of .................................................................................................................... 62

Foreign Affairs, Minister of ............................................................................................................................... 64

Health, Minister of ............................................................................................................................................. 67

Indigenous Services, Minister of....................................................................................................................... 74

Industry, Minister of .......................................................................................................................................... 76

Infrastructure and Communities, Minister of ................................................................................................... 85

Intergovernmental Affairs, Minister of ............................................................................................................. 87

International Development, Minister of............................................................................................................ 88

International Trade, Minister of ......................................................................................................................... 89

Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Minister of ..................................................................................... 92

Labour, Minister of ............................................................................................................................................ 99

Leader of the Government in the House of Commons ................................................................................... 101

National Defence, Minister of ........................................................................................................................... 102

National Revenue, Minister of .......................................................................................................................... 107

Natural Resources, Minister of ......................................................................................................................... 108

Parliamentary Committees ................................................................................................................................ 114

Table of Contents

43rd Parliament, 1st Session iii Current to January 28, 2020

Prime Minister..................................................................................................................................................... 127

Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, Minister of .............................................................................. 130

Public Works and Government Services, Minister of ..................................................................................... 137

Queen’s Privy Council for Canada, President of the ....................................................................................... 142

Speaker of the House of Commons .................................................................................................................. 146

State, Ministers of ............................................................................................................................................. 153

Transport, Minister of ........................................................................................................................................ 154

Treasury Board, President of the ...................................................................................................................... 169

Veterans Affairs, Minister of ............................................................................................................................. 198

Western Economic Diversification, Minister of ............................................................................................... 200

Women and Gender Equality, Minister for ....................................................................................................... 201

SCHEDULE 1 – One-time Legislative Requirement ........................................................................................ 202

SCHEDULE 2 – Spent and Discontinued Legislative Requirement ............................................................... 218

Table of Contents

43rd Parliament, 1st Session iv Current to January 28, 2020

Explanatory Note

At the start of every session of Parliament, the Law Clerk of the House of Commons is required, under Stand‐ing Order 153 of the House of Commons, to prepare the List of Reports and Returns.

153. [List of documents to be tabled.] At the commencement of every session ofParliament, the Law Clerk of the House shall make available to each member, inprinted or electronic form, a list of the reports or other periodical statements whichit is the duty of any officer or department of the government, or any bank or othercorporate body to make to the House, referring to the Act or resolution, and pageof the volume of the laws or Journals wherein the same may be ordered and plac‐ing under the name of each officer or corporation a list of reports or returns re‐quired to be made, and the time when the report or periodical statements may beexpected.

The Office of the Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel of the House of Commons therefore prepares andpublishes the List of Reports and Returns.

The List brings together in one convenient location the reports and other documents that must be tabled inthe House of Commons under the federal statutes in force. It does not indicate whether a document has beentabled in a timely manner. It simply identifies the document until Parliament has repealed the statutory provi‐sion that requires it to be tabled.

Most of the documents are to be filed by a minister. The List of Reports and Returns sets out each minister inalphabetical order based on how the minister is identified in the statutory provision that requires the reportto be tabled. For additional information on a particular report, please contact the minister responsible fortabling the report.

For the convenience of Members of Parliament and other users of the List, we have also included documentsthat are to be tabled by parliamentary committees and various House officials, including the Speaker. Thereports of the Registrar General of Canada are listed with the reports of the Minister of Industry because, un‐der subsection 2(3) of the Department of Industry Act, the Minister of Industry is the Registrar General ofCanada. All reports to be tabled by ministers and secretaries of State are grouped together under the head‐ing “State, Ministers of.” If a statute does not name a specific minister, the document is found under thename of the minister who is responsible for the statute according to the Table of Public Statutes and Respon‐sible Ministers.

The List includes two schedules. The first schedule sets out the reports and other documents that have beentabled under a one-time statutory requirement and that do not need to be tabled again (see section 20 of theInterpretation Act, R.S., c. I-21). The second schedule lists the reports and other documents that have beentabled over a period of time but that no longer need to be tabled because the requirement is now spent. Italso lists the reports for which the statutory requirement has been discontinued by order of the Governor inCouncil because they contain the same information as or less information than is contained in the Public Ac‐counts or in any estimates of expenditures (section 157 of the Financial Administration Act). For ease of ref‐erence, these reports and documents have been listed separately from those for which the tabling require‐ment is ongoing.

The information relating to each document is presented in four columns, as in the following example:

Explanatory Note

43rd Parliament, 1st Session v Current to January 28, 2020

Canadian International Trade Tribunal1

— Description of document When to be tabledSessional papernumber Statutory authority

— Annual report: activities ofthe Tribunal2

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Minister3 (withinthree months after the end of eachfiscal year)4

8560 5535 Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal Act 6

R.S., 1985, c. 47(4th Supp.), s. 42

1 Relevant officer, government department or organization responsible for preparing the document

2 Description of the document to be tabled and its subject matter

3 When document is to be tabled

4 When document is to be prepared

5 Sessional paper number assigned when a document is first tabled

6 Name of Act and provision under which the document is to be tabled

The sessional paper number is the number assigned to a document when it is tabled for the first time. Toindicate that a number has not yet been assigned, the abbreviation “n/a” (not applicable) is used. When anumber has been assigned, but some digits vary from one tabling to another, the letter “X” replaces thosedigits.

The short title is normally used to indicate the statutory authority, except in the case of amending Acts whenthe long title is used.

When a tabling requirement is not in force, the entire entry is shaded and the notation “not in force” appearsin the “Statutory authority” column, as in the following example:

When a tabling requirement is not in force


— Annual report:implementation of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report

n/a Comprehensive NuclearTest-Ban TreatyImplementation Act1998, c. 32, s. 27.1(2)(not in force)

Any comments or suggestions should be directed to:

Office of the Law Clerk and Parliamentary CounselHouse of Commons131 Queen Street, Room 7-02Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6Tel.: 613-996-6063 or 613-943-2333Email: [email protected]

The List of Reports and Returns may be consulted at the following electronic address:

www.ourcommons.ca/LoRR

Explanatory Note

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AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD, Minister of

Canadian Dairy Commission


— Annual report: access toinformation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after September1 of the year in which the report isprepared

8561 705 Access to Information ActR.S., 1985, c. A-1, s. 94(2)

— Annual report: operations ofthe corporation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachfinancial year at the latest)

8560 90 Financial AdministrationActR.S., 1985, c. F-11, s. 150(1)

— Annual report: privacy On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after September1 of the year in which the report isprepared

8561 705 Privacy ActR.S., 1985, c. P-21, s. 72(2)

— Commercially detrimentalinformation in a directive

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister is notified that the directivehas been implemented

n/a Financial AdministrationActR.S., 1985, c. F-11, s. 153(2)

— Summary of plan or budget Upon approval of the summary bythe Minister (annually)


Canadian Grain Commission





— Annual report: elementsenumerated in subsection20(1) of the Act

In each fiscal year 8560 1190 Service Fees Act2017, c. 20, s. 451 “20(1)”



— Fee proposal, summary ofthe consultations on theproposal and, if applicable,report of the review paneland actions taken as a resultof the report

Before a fee is fixed n/a Service Fees Act2017, c. 20, s. 451 “14”

AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD

43rd Parliament, 1st Session 1 Current to January 28, 2020

Department





— Annual report: administrationof the Act during the fiscalyear that ended on thepreceding March 31

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister completes thereport (not later than June 30 ineach year)

n/a Canadian AgriculturalLoans ActR.S., 1985, c. 25 (3rdSupp.), s. 22





— Annual report: workaccomplished and revenueand expenditure at each farmstation

Within the first 21 days of the nextsession following transmission ofthe report to the Minister (on orbefore December 31)

n/a Experimental FarmStations ActR.S., 1985, c. E-16, s. 10

— Directive by Governor inCouncil to a parent Crowncorporation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thedirective is given


— Federal-provincialagreements: farm incomeprotection

Within 30 days of each agreementbeing made or, if Parliament is notthen sitting, not later than the 30thday thereafter that the House issitting

8560 483 Farm Income ProtectionAct1991, c. 22, s. 6(1)



— Interim order under section56 of the Act

Within 15 days after the interimorder is made and, if the House isnot sitting, a copy of the interimorder is to be sent to the Clerk of theHouse

n/a Safe Food for CanadiansAct2012, c. 24, s. 56(6)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil pursuant tosubsection 12(5) of the Act

As soon as possible after the orderis made

8560 719 Farm Income ProtectionAct1991, c. 22, s. 12(7)

— Report: review of theoperation of the Act

As soon as possible aftercompleting the review (every fiveyears after the coming into force ofsubsection 28(1) of the Act).Subsection 28(1) of the Act cameinto force on February 27, 2015.

8560 765 Farm Debt Mediation Act1997, c. 21, s. 28(3)

— Report: review of theoperation of the Act

As soon as possible aftercompletion of the review (beforeApril 1, 1996, and on the expirationof every fifth year after that day)

8560 776 Farm Income ProtectionAct1991, c. 22, s. 20



— Report: review of theprovisions andadministration of the Act

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (every five years afterthe coming into force of subsection22.1(1)). Subsection 22.1(1) cameinto force on June 18, 2009.

8560 1096 Canadian AgriculturalLoans ActR.S., 1985, c. 25 (3rdSupp.), s. 22.1

— Report: review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (five years after thecoming into force of section 68 andevery five years after that). Section68 came into force on January 15,2019.

n/a Safe Food for CanadiansAct2012, c. 24, s. 68(2)


On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (every five years afterthe coming into force of subsection42(1)). Subsection 42(1) came intoforce on November 27, 2006.

8560 845 Agricultural MarketingPrograms Act1997, c. 20, s. 42

— Updated sustainabledevelopment strategy

On any of the next 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thestrategy is updated (at least onceevery three years)

n/a Federal SustainableDevelopment Act2008, c. 33, s. 11(2)

Farm Credit Canada

















Farm Products Marketing Agencies


— Annual report of each agency Within 15 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that the House issitting (within three months after theend of each fiscal year)

See below

— Chicken Farmers of Canada 8560 42

— Canadian Egg MarketingAgency

8560 433

— Canadian Turkey MarketingAgency

8560 434

— Canadian Hatching EggProducers

8560 523

— Canadian Beef CattleResearch, MarketDevelopment and PromotionAgency

8560 1016

Farm Products AgenciesActR.S., 1985, c. F-4, s. 30

National Farm Products Council






In each fiscal year n/a Service Fees Act2017, c. 20, s. 451 “20(1)”





Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration




n/a Access to Information ActR.S., 1985, c. A-1, s. 94(2)




n/a Privacy ActR.S., 1985, c. P-21, s. 72(2)

— Annual report: proceedingsunder the Act

Annually (for the preceding fiscalyear)

8560 211 Prairie Farm RehabilitationActR.S., 1985, c. P-17, s. 10



ATLANTIC CANADA OPPORTUNITIES AGENCY ACT, Minister for thepurposes of the

Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency














ATLANTIC CANADA OPPORTUNITIES AGENCY ACT


CANADIAN HERITAGE, Minister of

Canada Council for the Arts








Within 15 days after the receipt ofthe report by the designatedmember of the Queen's PrivyCouncil for Canada or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that the House issitting (within three months after theend of each fiscal year)

8560 80 Canada Council for theArts ActR.S., 1985, c. C-2, s. 21(2)

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation





— Annual report: operations ofthe Corporation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (as soonas possible after, but in any casewithin three months after, the end ofeach financial year)

8560 86 Broadcasting Act1991, c. 11, s. 71(1)



— Summary of corporate plan In respect of each financial year 8562 849 Broadcasting Act1991, c. 11, s. 55(4)

Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board


— Annual report: operations ofthe Review Board

As soon as practicable after theMinister has received the report ofthe Chairperson of the ReviewBoard

8560 16 Cultural Property Exportand Import ActR.S., 1985, c. C-51, s. 52

CANADIAN HERITAGE


Canadian Museum for Human Rights















Canadian Museum of History















CANADIAN HERITAGE


Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21















Canadian Museum of Nature















CANADIAN HERITAGE


Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission









— Directive issued by theMinister

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thedirective is issued

n/a Broadcasting Act1991, c. 11, s. 23(5)



— Order made by Governor inCouncil: directions

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the makingof the order


— Order made by Governor inCouncil: policy directions

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the makingof the order


— Proposed order undersection 7 of the Act

Before making the order n/a Broadcasting Act1991, c. 11, s. 8(1)

— Report of circumstances ofalleged contravention orfailure to comply by theCanadian BroadcastingCorporation


n/a Broadcasting Act1991, c. 11, s. 25(2)

Department







— Annual report: operation ofthe Act

Not later than the fifth sitting day ofthe House after January 31 nextfollowing the end of each fiscal year

8560 577 Canadian MulticulturalismActR.S., 1985, c. 24 (4thSupp.), s. 8

CANADIAN HERITAGE









— Order made by Governor inCouncil: summer residencefor the Leader of theOpposition

Not later than the fifteenth sittingday of Parliament after the order ismade

n/a Official Residences ActR.S., 1985, c. O-4, s. 5(2)

— Regulations made for thepurposes of section 15 or thedefinition “new Canadianbusiness” in section 3 of theAct that prescribe a specifictype of business activity that,in the opinion of theGovernor in Council, isrelated to Canada's culturalheritage or national identity

On any of the first five days onwhich the House is sitting after theregulations are made

n/a Investment Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. 28 (1stSupp.), s. 35(2)

— Report: independent reviewof the Act, of itsadministration andoperation, of any agreementsor arrangements made undersection 9 and of the activitiesof the Office of theCommissioner of IndigenousLanguages, includingconclusions andrecommendations

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is received (withinfive years after the day on whichsection 49 comes into force andevery five years after that)

n/a Indigenous Languages Act2019, c. 23, s. 49(3)(not in force)




Library and Archives of Canada









CANADIAN HERITAGE




National Arts Centre Corporation








Within 15 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that the House issitting (within three months after theend of each fiscal year)

8560 179 National Arts Centre ActR.S., 1985, c. N-3, s. 17(2)

National Battlefields Commission











National Film Board





CANADIAN HERITAGE




— Annual report: operations ofthe Board

On any of the first 14 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (as soonas is practicable after the end ofeach fiscal year)

8560 189 National Film ActR.S., 1985, c. N-8, s. 20(2)





National Gallery of Canada















National Museum of Science and Technology








CANADIAN HERITAGE









Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages


— Annual report: informationrequired under section 43 ofthe Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is received (withinfour months after the end of eachfiscal year)

n/a Indigenous Languages Act2019, c 23, s. 44(1)(not in force)

Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada


— Annual report: operations ofthe Centre in respect of sport

(see also Health, Minister of)

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinfour months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 869 Physical Activity and SportAct2003, c. 2, s. 33(5)

— Corporate plan in respect ofsport


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the corporate plan(at least 30 days before the start ofthe fiscal year)


Telefilm Canada





— Annual report: activities ofthe Corporation


8560 91 Telefilm Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. C-16, s. 23(2)



CANADIAN HERITAGE


CANADIAN NORTHERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY,Minister of the

Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency











CANADIAN NORTHERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY


CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION, Minister of

Canadian Race Relations Foundation





— Annual report: activities ofthe Foundation

Within the first 15 days on which theHouse is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister has received thereport (within four months after theend of each financial year)

8560 285 Canadian Race RelationsFoundation Act1991, c. 8, s. 26(3)



College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants





— Annual report: activities ofthe College

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister receives thereport (within 90 days after the endof each of the College's fiscal years)

n/a College of Immigrationand CitizenshipConsultants Act2019, c. 29, s. 292 "15(2)"(not in force)

— Annual report: privacy(see also Finance, Minister of)



Department







— Annual report: operation ofthe Act in the precedingcalendar year anddeclarations referred to insubsection 22.1(4)

On or before November 1 of eachyear or, if the House is not thensitting, within the next 30 days onwhich the House is sitting after thatdate

8560 800 Immigration and RefugeeProtection Act2001, c. 27, s. 94(1)

CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION









— Proposed regulations madepursuant to sections 17, 32,53, 61, 87.2, 102, 116, 150 and150.1 of the Act

(see also Public Safety andEmergency Preparedness,Minister of)

Not specified See below

— Proposed regulationamending the Immigrationand Refugee ProtectionRegulations

8560 790

Immigration and RefugeeProtection Act2001, c. 27, s. 5(2)

— Regulation proposed to bemade under paragraph 27(1)(d.1) of the Act

Not specified 8560 1009 Citizenship ActR.S., 1985, c. C-29, s.27.1(1)




Immigration and Refugee Board











— Rules made under subsection161(1) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theapproval of the rule by the Governorin Council

8560 155 Immigration and RefugeeProtection Act2001, c. 27, s. 161(2)

CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION


CROWN-INDIGENOUS RELATIONS AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS,Minister of

Agreement between the Inuit of the Nunavut Settlement Area and Her Majesty theQueen in right of Canada Implementation Panel


— Annual report:implementation of theAgreement

Not specified 8560 401 Agreement between theInuit of the NunavutSettlement Area and HerMajesty the Queen in rightof Canada(May 25, 1993), par.37.3.3(h) as ratified by theNunavut Land ClaimsAgreement Act 1993, c. 29,s. 4(1)

British Columbia Treaty Commission





— Annual report: activities ofthe Commission

Within the first 30 days that theHouse is sitting after the report ismade (as soon as possible but inany case within six months after theend of each financial year)

8560 37 British Columbia TreatyCommission Act1995, c. 45, s. 21(3)



Canadian High Arctic Research Station









CROWN-INDIGENOUS RELATIONS AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS




Cree-Naskapi Commission


— Last report: implementationof the Cree-Naskapi (ofQuebec) Act

On any of the first 10 days on whichthe House is sitting after the date onwhich the Minister receives thereport (for the period beginning onthe day that follows the end of theperiod for which the 2016 Report ofthe Cree-Naskapi Commission wascompleted and ending on the dayon which section 98 of the Actcomes into force). Section 98 cameinto force on March 29, 2018.

n/a An Act to give effect to theAgreement on CreeNation Governancebetween the Crees ofEeyou Istchee and theGovernment of Canada, toamend the Cree-Naskapi(of Quebec) Act and tomake related andconsequentialamendments to other Acts2018, c. 4, s. 124(1)

Department





— Annual report: administrationof the Act

(see also Natural Resources,Minister of)

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day thereport is prepared (within 90 daysafter the end of each year)

8560 455 Canada PetroleumResources ActR.S., 1985, c. 36 (2ndSupp.), s. 109



— Annual report: measurestaken to advance the self-determination of Indigenouspeoples and reconciliationwith Indigenous peoples

Within three months after the end ofthe fiscal year or, if the House is notthen sitting, on any of the first 15days of the next sitting of the House

n/a Department of Crown-Indigenous Relations andNorthern Affairs Act2019, c. 29, s. 337 “10”










— Order made by Governor inCouncil approving a final ortransboundary agreement

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the order ismade

8560 785 Yukon First Nations LandClaims Settlement Act1994, c. 34, s. 5(2)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil giving effect to anyamendment to theagreement respecting thesharing of revenues from theexploitation of minerals inthe Fort Nelson IndianReserve

Not later than the fifteenth sittingday of the House after the order isissued

8560 825 Fort Nelson IndianReserve Minerals RevenueSharing Act1980-81-82-83, c. 38, s. 7

— Order made by Governor inCouncil: supplementary andother agreements

Not later than 15 days after the issueof the order or, if Parliament is notthen sitting, within the first 15 daysnext that Parliament is sitting

8560 879 James Bay and NorthernQuebec Native ClaimsSettlement Act1976-77, c. 32, s. 5(1)

— Report: comprehensivereview of the implementationof the Act and the Agreement

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (within 10 years afterthe Act receives royal assent). TheAct was assented to on February 14,2008.

n/a Nunavik Inuit Land ClaimsAgreement Act2008, c. 2, s. 12.2

— Report: comprehensivereview of the implementationof the Act and the Agreement

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (within 10 years afterthe Act receives royal assent). TheAct was assented to on November29, 2011.

n/a Eeyou Marine RegionLand Claims AgreementAct2011, c. 20, s. 14(2)

— Report: review of theimplementation of the Actand the Agreement

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (within10 years after the Act receives royalassent). The Act was assented to onNovember 29, 2011.

Note the use of the verb "may" insubsection 13(1) of the Act.

n/a Eeyou Marine RegionLand Claims AgreementAct2011, c. 20, s. 13(3)




First Nations Financial Management Board









First Nations Tax Commission







Gwich’in Land and Water Board







Gwich’in Land Use Planning Board







Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission









Lands Advisory Board


— Annual report: work of theLands Advisory Board

Within the first 30 sitting days of theHouse after the Minister receives thereport (within 90 days following theend of each year of operation)

8560 862 Framework Agreement onFirst Nation LandManagements. 41.2, as ratified by theFirst Nations LandManagement Act, 1999, c.24, s. 4(1)

Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board







Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board







Nunavut Impact Review Board









Nunavut Planning Commission







Nunavut Surface Rights Tribunal







Nunavut Water Board







Sahtu Land and Water Board









Sahtu Land Use Planning Board







Société Makivik


— Report: review of theimplementation of the Actand the Agreement

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (areview may be undertaken within 10years after the Act receives royalassent). The Act was assented to onFebruary 14, 2008.

Note the use of the verb "may" insubsection 12.1(1) of the Act.

n/a Nunavik Inuit Land ClaimsAgreement Act2008, c. 2, s. 12.1

Specific Claims Tribunal


— Annual report: work of theTribunal in a fiscal year andits projected activities for thefollowing fiscal year

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Minister (withinsix months after the end of the fiscalyear)

8560 1045 Specific Claims TribunalAct2008, c. 22, s. 40

Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board









Yukon Surface Rights Board









ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF CANADA FOR THEREGIONS OF QUEBEC, Minister of the

Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec







— Annual report: operations ofthe Agency

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after October 31and after the report has beensubmitted to the Minister (within sixmonths after the end of each fiscalyear)

n/a Economic DevelopmentAgency of Canada for theRegions of Quebec Act2005, c. 26, ss. 17(1) and(2)



— Comprehensive reportproviding an evaluation of allactivities in which theAgency was involved

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report from thePresident of the Agency (on orbefore December 31, 2006, andevery five years after that date)

8560 929 Economic DevelopmentAgency of Canada for theRegions of Quebec Act2005, c. 26, ss. 17(3) and(4)






Minister



On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after October 31next following the end of each fiscalyear

n/a Economic DevelopmentAgency of Canada for theRegions of Quebec Act2005, c. 26, s. 17(2)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF CANADA FOR THE REGIONS OF QUEBEC


ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND OFFICIAL LANGUAGES, Ministerof

Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario











Minister


— Annual report: officiallanguages

Within such time as is reasonablypracticable after the end of eachfinancial year

8560 565 Official Languages ActR.S., 1985, c. 31 (4thSupp.), s. 44

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND OFFICIAL LANGUAGES


EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, Minister of

Accessibility Commissioner


— Annual report: activities ofthe Commissioner under theAct

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis received (within three monthsafter the end of each fiscal year)

n/a Accessible Canada Act2019, c. 10, s. 39(3)

Canada Employment Insurance Commission


— Actuarial report referred to insection 66.3 of the Act and itssummary

On any of the next 10 days duringwhich the House is sitting after apremium rate is set under section 66or 66.32 of the Act (on or beforeAugust 31 in a year)

8560 1071 Employment InsuranceAct1996, c. 23, s. 66.31(3)

— Additional reports requestedby the Minister

Within 30 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first30 days that the House is sittingafter it is received

8560 322 Employment InsuranceAct1996, c. 23, ss. 3(2) and (3)




— Annual report: assessment ofthe Commission

Within 30 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first30 days that the House is sittingafter it is received

8560 322 Employment InsuranceAct1996, c. 23, ss. 3(2) and (3)







— Regulations made by theCommission

Within three sitting days after theday on which the regulations aremade

8560 597 Employment InsuranceAct1996, c. 23, s. 153(3)

— Report made under section124 of the Act

Within 30 days after the report issubmitted to the Governor inCouncil or, if Parliament is not thensitting, on any of the first 30 daysnext that the House is sitting

n/a Employment InsuranceAct1996, c. 23, s. 124(4)

EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT


Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation





— Annual report: administrationof the Act, loans made underthe Act and loans madeunder the National HousingAct, chapter 188 of theRevised Statutes of Canada,1952

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (notlater than March 31)

n/a National Housing ActR.S., 1985, c. N-11, s.102(2)











Canadian Accessibility Standards Development Organization





— Annual report: activities ofthe Organization

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis received (within three monthsafter the end of each fiscal year)










Chief Accessibility Officer


— Annual report: outcomesachieved by the Act andsystemic or emergingaccessibility issues

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis received (after the end of eachfiscal year but no later thanDecember 31 following the end ofthe fiscal year)


Chief Actuary of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions


— Report: financial assistanceprovided under the Act in theloan year or years since thelast loan year covered by theprevious report. The reportshall cover a period that endson the end of the loan yearthat precedes the submissionof the report.

On the day after the day on whichthe report is submitted or, if theHouse is not then sitting, on any ofthe first 15 days afterwards that it issitting (no later than three yearsafter the end of the loan year duringwhich a report was submitted to theMinister under subsection 19.1(1) or(2) of the Act)

8560 1015 Canada Student FinancialAssistance Act1994, c. 28, ss. 19.1(2) and(4)

Department






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed

8560 773 Canada Student FinancialAssistance Act1994, c. 28, s. 20(1)


(see also Finance, Minister of)

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis prepared (as soon as possibleafter the end of each fiscal year)

8560 59 Canada Pension PlanR.S., 1985, c. C-8, s. 117(2)



— Annual report:implementation of themeasures referred to insection 2 of the Act

During the fiscal year after the fiscalyear to which the informationrelates (after the end of every fiscalyear)

n/a Main Point of Contact withthe Government ofCanada in case of DeathAct2015, c. 15, s. 4(2)






As soon as practicable after the endof each fiscal year

n/a UnemploymentAssistance ActR.S., 1970, c. U-1, s. 8

— Cost certificates, valuationreports and assets reportsfiled pursuant to the Act

Within 30 sitting days of thecertificates and reports being filedwith the President or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first30 days thereafter that Parliament issitting

8560 596 Public Pensions ReportingActR.S., 1985, c. 13 (2ndSupp.), s. 9(1)






— Minister's response to reviewpanel's reports submittedunder paragraph 16.3(d) ofthe Act

On any of the first 30 days after theday on which the response isprovided to the review panel or, ifthe House is not sitting on the lastday of that period, on any of the first15 days on which the House issitting (within 120 days after the dayon which the report is received)

n/a National Housing StrategyAct2019, c. 29, s. 313 "17.2(2)"

— Minister's response to theannual report of the FederalHousing Advocate

On any of the first 120 days after theMinister has caused the annualreport to be tabled in both Housesof Parliament or, if the House is notsitting on the last day of that period,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting

n/a National Housing StrategyAct2019, c. 29, s. 313 "17(2)"

— Notice of intention: nature ofprovision contained orproposed to be contained inthe measure referred to insubsection 114(2) of the Act

Not specified (whenever anenactment of Parliament contains aprovision altering the general levelof benefits provided by the Act orthe contribution rate for employees,employers or self-employedpersons)

n/a Canada Pension PlanR.S., 1985, c. C-8, s. 114

— Order made by Governor inCouncil under section 41 ofthe Act

Within the first 15 days on which theHouse is sitting after the order ismade

8560 212 Old Age Security ActR.S., 1985, c. O-9, s. 42(1)

— Quarterly reports:administration of the Act

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister completes thereport (as soon as possible afterMarch 31, June 30, September 30and December 31 of each year)

8560 456 Labour AdjustmentBenefits ActR.S., 1985, c. L-1, s. 36(1)



— Report: administration andoperation of Part V.1 of theAct (Canada Health Transfer,Canada Social Transfer andWait Times ReductionTransfer)

(see also Finance, Minister ofand Health, Minister of)

Not specified n/a Federal-Provincial FiscalArrangements ActR.S., 1985, c. F-8, s. 25.8

— Report: effectiveness of theNational Housing Strategy

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis made (before March 31, 2021, andwithin every three years after thatdate)

n/a National Housing StrategyAct2019, c. 29, s. 313 "18(2)"

— Report: independent reviewof the provisions andoperation of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reviewis completed (five years after thefirst day on which a report issubmitted under subsection 131(2)and every 10th anniversary of thatday)





Federal Housing Advocate


— Annual report: informationrequired under subsection16(1) of the Act

On any of the first 30 days after theMinister receives the report or, if theHouse is not sitting on the last dayof that period, on any of the first 15days on which the House is sitting(within 30 days after the end of eachfiscal year)

n/a National Housing StrategyAct2019, c. 29, s. 313 “15(2)”

National Advisory Council on Poverty


— Report referred to inparagraph 10(c) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinsix months after the end of eachfiscal year)

n/a Poverty Reduction Act2019, c. 29, s. 315 “12”



ENVIRONMENT, Minister of the

Canada Emission Reduction Incentives Agency








On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report of theAgency (before December 31 ofeach year following the Agency'sfirst full year of operation)

n/a Canada EmissionReduction IncentivesAgency Act2005, c. 30, s. 87 “25(1)”



— Corporate Business Plan On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister approves the Agency's plan(as soon as possible after theAgency is established and everyyear after that)

n/a Canada EmissionReduction IncentivesAgency Act2005, c. 30, s. 87 “23(1)”



Department





— Annual report: activities ofthe Impact AssessmentAgency of Canada andadministration andimplementation of the Act

During the fiscal year after the fiscalyear for which the report is prepared(at the end of each fiscal year)

n/a Impact Assessment Act2019, c. 28, s. 1 "166(2)"

— Annual report: administrationand enforcement of the Act

As soon as possible after the end ofeach fiscal year

8560 601 Canada EnvironmentalProtection Act, 19991999, c. 33, s. 342(1)

ENVIRONMENT


— Annual report: administrationand enforcement of theprovisions of the Act relatingto fish and fish habitatprotection and pollutionprevention

As soon as feasible after the end ofeach fiscal year

8560 325 Fisheries ActR.S., 1985, c. F-14, s.42.1(1)


Not specified (starting in the year inwhich the second anniversary of theday on which section 270 comesinto force falls and each calendaryear after that). Section 270 cameinto force on June 21, 2018.

n/a Greenhouse Gas PollutionPricing Act2018, c. 12, s. 186 "270"


On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the completionof the report

8560 104 Wild Animal and PlantProtection and Regulationof International andInterprovincial Trade Act1992, c. 52, s. 28


Within the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the completionof the report

8560 885 Species at Risk Act2002, c. 29, s. 126



— Annual report: operations ofthe Department

On or before January 31 nextfollowing the end of each fiscal yearor, if Parliament is not then sitting,on any of the first five days next thatthe House is sitting

n/a Department of theEnvironment ActR.S., 1985, c. E-10, s. 8

— Annual report: operationsunder the Act

As soon as practicable after the 31stday of December of each year

8560 168 International RiverImprovements ActR.S., 1985, c. I-20, s. 51


Upon completion of the report or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first 15 days next that theHouse is sitting (as soon as possibleafter the end of each fiscal year)

8560 363 Canada Water ActR.S., 1985, c. C-11, s. 38








— First report: advice providedby the Minister's advisorycouncil, including withrespect to regional andstrategic assessments to begiven priority

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of thefiscal year during which the firstanniversary of the coming into forceof the Act occurs). The Act cameinto force on August 28, 2019.

n/a Impact Assessment Act2019, c. 28, s. 1 "118(2) and(4)"

ENVIRONMENT


— Interim order under section200.1 of the Act

Within 15 days after the interimorder is made and, if the House isnot sitting, a copy of the interimorder may be sent to the Clerk of theHouse

n/a Canadian EnvironmentalProtection Act, 19991999, c. 33, ss. 200.1(8)and (9)

— Management plan: long-termvision for the Rouge NationalUrban Park, managementobjectives and performanceevaluation

Upon completion of themanagement plan (within five yearsafter the establishment of the Park)

n/a Rouge National UrbanPark Act2015, c. 10, s. 9(1)

— Official Federal SustainableDevelopment Strategy

Within two years after the Actcomes into force and at least oncewithin every three-year period afterthat, or as of November 10, 2017, atleast once within every three-yearperiod beginning on that date, or onany of the first 15 days on which theHouse is sitting after the period. TheAct came into force on June 26,2008.

8560 1043 Federal SustainableDevelopment Act2008, c. 33, s. 10(2)

— Order made by Minister:amendment to the MigratoryBirds Convention

Within 15 sitting days after the orderis made (as soon as possible afterthe amendment takes effect)

n/a Migratory BirdsConvention Act, 19941994, c. 22, s. 12(2)

— Proposed additions toSchedule 4 under subsection33(4) of the Act

Before additions are made 8560 836 Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 34(1)

— Proposed amendment toSchedule 1 or 2 of the Acttogether with report onproposed marineconservation area or reserve

Before an amendment is made 8560 1035 Canada National MarineConservation Areas Act2002, c. 18, s. 7(1)

— Proposed amendment toSchedule 1 or 2 of the Acttogether with report onproposed park or parkreserve

Before an amendment is made 8560 1032 Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 7(1)

— Report: advice provided bythe Minister's advisorycouncil, including withrespect to regional andstrategic assessments to begiven priority

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachperiod of two fiscal years notaddressed by the previous report)

n/a Impact Assessment Act2019, c. 28, s. 1 "118(3) and(4)"

— Report: effectiveness of thenational strategy on disposalof lamps containing mercury,as well as conclusions andrecommendations regardingthe strategy

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thecompletion of the report (within fiveyears of the tabling of the reportreferred to in section 3 of the Actand every five years after that)

n/a National Strategy for Safeand EnvironmentallySound Disposal of LampsContaining Mercury Act2017, c. 16, s. 4

— Report: review of sections 20to 22.2 of the Act

No later than one year after the dayon which the review is undertaken(10 years after the day on whichsection 22.3 comes into force andevery 10 years after that). Section22.3 came into force on December10, 2010.

n/a Saguenay-St. LawrenceMarine Park Act1997, c. 37, s. 22.3

ENVIRONMENT




n/a Wild Animal and PlantProtection and Regulationof International andInterprovincial Trade Act1992, c. 52, s. 28.1



n/a Migratory BirdsConvention Act, 19941994, c. 22, s. 18.24



n/a Canada Wildlife ActR.S., 1985, c. W-9, s. 18.4

— Report: review of sections232 to 252 of the Act

No later than one year after the dayon which the review is undertaken(each time the Minister undertakes areview under section 294.5 of theCanadian Environmental ProtectionAct, 1999)

n/a Greenhouse Gas PollutionPricing Act2018, c. 12, s. 186 "261(2)"



n/a Canada National MarineConservation Areas Act2002, c. 18, s. 28.4



n/a Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 31.4

— Report: review of sections272 to 294.4 of the Act


n/a Canadian EnvironmentalProtection Act, 19991999, c. 33, s. 294.5

— Report: review of sections 33to 50 of the Act

No later than one year after the dayon which the review is undertaken(10 years after the day on whichsection 52 comes into force andevery 10 years after that). Section 52came into force on December 10,2010.

n/a International RiverImprovements ActR.S., 1985, c. I-20, s. 52

ENVIRONMENT



No later than one year after the dayon which the review is undertaken(10 years after the day on whichsection 52 of the Act comes intoforce and every 10 years after that).Section 52 came into force on May15, 2015.

n/a Rouge National UrbanPark Act2015, c. 10, s. 52



n/a Antarctic EnvironmentalProtection Act2003, c. 20, s. 68.4

— Report: status of wildlifespecies

Within the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the completionof the report (five years after section128 comes into force and at the endof each subsequent period of fiveyears). Section 128 came into forceon June 5, 2003.

8560 1008 Species at Risk Act2002, c. 29, s. 128

— Review: amendments to themanagement plan for theRouge National Urban Park

At least every 10 years n/a Rouge National UrbanPark Act2015, c. 10, s. 9(3)




Energy Supplies Allocation Board


— Permit and report of hearingofficer: sulphur discharge

Upon reception of the report by theMinister or, if Parliament is not thensitting, on any of the first 15 daysnext that the House is sitting

n/a Energy SuppliesEmergency ActR.S., 1985, c. E-9, s. 34(5)

Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada







ENVIRONMENT


Impact Assessment Agency of Canada











Parks Canada Agency









— Community plan: parkcommunity

As soon as possible after section 33comes into force. Section 33 cameinto force on February 19, 2001.

See below

Community Plans:

(1) Banff (including any zoningby-laws made under theagreement referred to insection 35 of the Act)

8560 829

(2) Field 8560 830

(3) Jasper 8560 831

(4) Lake Louise 8560 832

(5) Wasagaming 8560 833

(6) Waterton 8560 834

(7) Waskesiu 8560 835

Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 33(1)

ENVIRONMENT




— Management plan —amendments

After review of the managementplan by the Minister (at least every10 years)

8560 566 Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 11(2)

— Management plan: marineconservation area —amendments

After review of management plan bythe Minister (at least every 10 years)

n/a Canada National MarineConservation Areas Act2002, c. 18, s. 9(2)

— Management plan: marineconservation area

Within five years after theestablishment of a marineconservation area


— Management plan: marinepark — amendments

After review of management plan bythe Minister, jointly with the Quebecminister (at least once every sevenyears)

8560 245 Saguenay-St. LawrenceMarine Park Act1997, c. 37, s. 9(2)

— Management plan: nationalhistoric site or otherprotected heritage area —amendments

After review of the managementplan by the Minister (at least every10 years)

8560 566 Parks Canada Agency Act1998, c. 31, s. 32(2)

— Management plan: nationalhistoric site or otherprotected heritage area otherthan the Rouge NationalUrban Park

Upon receipt of the managementplan by the Minister (within fiveyears after the establishment of anational historic site or otherprotected heritage area, or withinfive years after the coming intoforce of section 32, whichever islater). Section 32 came into force onDecember 21, 1998.

See below

Management Plans for 2001-2005:

(1) Fortress of LouisbourgNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 755

(2) Trent-Severn WaterwayNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 756

(3) Prince of Wales Fort NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 757

(4) Fort Battleford NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 758

(5) Grosse île and the IrishMemorial National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 759

(6) Bethune Memorial HouseNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 760

(7) Fort Wellington and the Battleof the Windmill NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 761

(8) Fort Malden National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 762

Parks Canada Agency Act1998, c. 31, s. 32(1)

ENVIRONMENT


(9) Woodside National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 763


(1) Fort St. James NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 812

(2) Grand-Pré National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 813

(3) Port-Royal, Fort Anne, ScotsFort and Fort Edward NationalHistoric Sites of Canada

8560 814

(4) Motherwell HomesteadNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 815

(5) Gulf of Georgia CanneryNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 816

(6) Port-la-Joye—Fort AmherstNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 817

(7) St. Andrew’s Rectory and St.Andrew’s Anglican ChurchNational Historic Sites ofCanada

8560 818

Management Plans tabled onNovember 6, 2003:

(1) Fort Rodd Hill and FisgardLighthouse National HistoricSites of Canada

8560 837

(2) L’Anse aux Meadows NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 838

(3) Riel House National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 839

Management Plans tabled on April28, 2004:

(1) Red Bay National Historic Siteof Canada

8560 850

(2) Carleton Martello TowerNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 851

(3) St. Andrews BlockhouseNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 852

(4) Chilkoot Trail National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 853

(5) S.S. Klondike National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 854

(6) S.S. Keno National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 855

(7) Dawson Historical ComplexNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 856

ENVIRONMENT


(8) Dredge No. 4 National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 857

(9) Cape Spear National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 858

(10) Melanson Settlement NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 859

(11) Bellevue House NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 860

(12) Carillon Canal NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 861

Management Plan deemed tabledon May 19, 2004:

(1) Lachine Canal Historic Site ofCanada

8560 865

Management Plan tabled on May10, 2005:

(1) Saint-Ours Canal NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 882

Management Plans tabled on May17, 2005:

(1) Ardgowan National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 883

(2) Province House NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 884

Management Plans tabled on May19, 2005:

(1) Kitwanga Fort NationalHistoric Site

8560 886

(2) Fort Walsh National HistoricSite

8560 887

(3) Sainte-Anne-De-BellevueCanal

8560 888

Management Plan tabled on May31, 2005:

(1) Rideau Canal National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 889

Management Plans tabled duringNovember 2005:

(1) Alexander Graham BellNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 904

(2) Bar U Ranch National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 898

(3) Fort Langley National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 899

(4) Fort St. Joseph NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 903

(5) Manoir Papineau NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 902

ENVIRONMENT


Management Plans tabled onOctober 19, 2007:

(1) Fort Battleford NationalHistoric Site of Canada,including Frenchman Butteand Frog Lake

8560 758

(2) The Fur Trade at LachineNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 938

(3) Cartier-Brébeuf NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 940

(4) Sir Wilfrid Laurier NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 941

(5) Sir George-Étienne CartierNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 942

(6) Fort Espérance, Fort Pelly andFort Livingstone NationalHistoric Sites of Canada

8560 943

(7) Merrickville BlockhouseNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 944

(8) Fort Chambly National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 945

(9) Battle of the RestigoucheNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 946

(10) Laurier House NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 947

(11) Prince Edward Island NationalPark

8560 948

(12) Coteau-du-Lac NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 949

(13) Carillon Barracks NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 950

(14) Forges du Saint-MauriceNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 951

(15) York Factory National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 952

(16) Hawthorne Cottage NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 953

(17) The Forks National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 954

(18) Fortifications of QuébecNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 955

(19) Rocky Mountain HouseNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 956

(20) Castle Hill National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 957

ENVIRONMENT


(21) Southwold EarthworksNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 958

(22) Linear Mounds NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 959

(23) Hopedale Mission NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 960

(24) Fort George, Butler's Barracks,Fort Mississauga, Navy Island,Queenston Heights,Mississauga Point Lighthouseand Battlefield of Fort GeorgeNational Historic Sites ofCanada

8560 961

(25) Fort Témiscamingue NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 962

(26) Lower Fort Garry NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 963

(27) Wapusk National Park ofCanada

8560 964

(28) Point Clark LighthouseNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 965

(29) Kingston FortificationsNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 966

(30) Mountain Parks NationalHistoric Sites of Canada

8560 967

(31) Saint-Louis Forts andChâteaux National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 968

(32) Battle of the ChâteauguayNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 969

(33) Fort Henry National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 970

(34) Inverarden House NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 971

(35) Fort Lennox National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 972

(36) Louis S. St. Laurent NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 974

(37) Marconi National Historic Siteof Canada

8560 975

(38) Ryan Premises NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 976

(39) Saint-Louis Mission NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 977

(40) Louis-Joseph PapineauNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 978

ENVIRONMENT


(41) Port au Choix National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 979

(42) Signal Hill National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 980

(43) Riding Mountain National Parkof Canada and RidingMountain Park East GateRegistration Complex NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 981

(44) Sir John Johnson HouseNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 982

(45) Montmorency Park NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 983

(46) Pointe-au-Père LighthouseNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 984

(47) Sault Ste. Marie CanalNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 985

(48) Québec Garrison ClubNational Historic Site ofCanada

8560 986

(49) Chambly Canal NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 987

(50) Lévis Forts National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 988

(51) Maillou House NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 989

(52) Tuktut Nogait National Park ofCanada

8560 990

Management Plan tabled onJanuary 31, 2008:

(1) Prince Albert National Park 8560 996

Management Plans tabled on June4, 2009:

(1) Canso Islands and GrassyIsland Fort National HistoricSites of Canada

8560 1012

(2) St. Peters Canal and St. PetersNational Historic Sites ofCanada

8560 1013

(3) Halifax Citadel, GeorgesIsland, Fort McNab, Prince ofWales Tower and YorkRedoubt National HistoricSites of Canada

8560 1014

Management Plan tabled onSeptember 28, 2009:

(1) Terra Nova National Park 8560 609

ENVIRONMENT


Management Plan tabled onOctober 5, 2009:

(1) Gros Morne National Park ofCanada

8560 1023


(1) Quttinirpaaq National Park ofCanada

8560 1025

Management Plan tabled on March26, 2010:

(1) Georgian Bay Islands NationalPark of Canada

8560 1033


(1) Torngat Mountains NationalPark of Canada

8560 1036

(2) Pacific Rim National ParkReserve of Canada

8560 1037


(1) Auyuittuq National Park ofCanada

8560 1038

Management Plans tabled onNovember 4, 2011:

(1) Boishébert National HistoricSite and Beaubears IslandShipbuilding National HistoricSite of Canada, J. LeonardO'Brien Memorial

8560 1054

(2) HMCS Haida National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 1055

(3) Monument-Lefebvre NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 1056

(4) Fortress of Louisbourg,Wolfe's Landing and RoyalBattery National Historic Sitesof Canada

8560 1057


(1) Saoyú-?ehdacho NationalHistoric Site

8560 1102

— Management plan Within five years after a park isestablished

n/a


(1) Grassland National Park ofCanada

8560 809

(2) Gwaii Haanas National ParkReserve and Haida HeritageSite

8560 810

(3) Aulavik National Park ofCanada

8560 811

Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 11(1)

ENVIRONMENT



(1) Kluane National Park andReserve of Canada

8560 847

(2) Vuntut National Park ofCanada

8560 848

(3) Nahanni National ParkReserve of Canada

8560 849

Management Plans tabled duringNovember 2005:

(1) Elk Island National Park ofCanada

8560 900

(2) Fundy National Park ofCanada

8560 905

(3) Mingan Archipelago NationalPark Reserve of Canada

8560 906

(4) Mount-Revelstoke NationalPark of Canada, GlacierNational Park of Canada andRogers Pass National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 901

Management Plans tabled onOctober 19, 2007:

(1) Battle of Tourond's Coulee/Fish Creek National HistoricSite of Canada

8560 939

(2) Prince Edward Island NationalPark

8560 948

(3) Wapusk National Park ofCanada

8560 964

(4) Ivvavik National Park ofCanada

8560 973

(5) Riding Mountain National Parkof Canada and RidingMountain Park East GateRegistration Complex NationalHistoric Site of Canada

8560 981

(6) Tuktut Nogait National Park ofCanada

8560 990

Management Plan tabled onJanuary 31, 2008:

(1) Prince Albert National Park 8560 996


(1) Terra Nova National Park 8560 609


(1) Quttinirpaaq National Park ofCanada

8560 1025

ENVIRONMENT


Management Plan tabled on March26, 2010:

(1) Georgian Bay Islands NationalPark of Canada

8560 1033


(1) Torngat Mountains NationalPark of Canada

8560 1036

(2) Pacific Rim National ParkReserve of Canada

8560 1037


(1) Auyuittuq National Park ofCanada

8560 1038

Management Plan tabled onNovember 17, 2016:

(1) Sirmilik National Park ofCanada

8560 1103

Management Plan tabled onDecember 13, 2017:

(1) Nááts'ihch'oh National Park ofCanada

8560 1103

Management Plan tabled on August21, 2019:

(1) Sable Island National ParkReserve of Canada

8560 1103

— Report: state of Canadianprotected heritage areas andheritage protection programs

After the Minister receives thereport (at least every five years)

8560 741 Parks Canada Agency Act1998, c. 31, s. 31

— Report: state of marineconservation areas andprogress towards completionof a representative system

At least every two years n/a Canada National MarineConservation Areas Act2002, c. 18, s. 10(2)

— Report: state of parks andprogress towardsestablishing new parks

Every two years n/a Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 12(2)




ENVIRONMENT


Sustainable Development Office


— Report: progress of theGovernment of Canada inimplementing the FederalSustainable DevelopmentStrategy

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (at leastonce every three years after the dayon which the Act comes into forceor at least once within every three-year period beginning on November10, 2017). The Act came into forceon June 26, 2008.

8560 1050 Federal SustainableDevelopment Act2008, c. 33, s. 7(2) and (4)

ENVIRONMENT


FINANCE, Minister of

Auditor General






Bank of Canada







— Copy of accounts andGovernor's report

On any of the first 21 days that theHouse is sitting after the Ministerreceives them (within two monthsafter the end of each financial year)

8560 65 Bank of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. B-2, s. 30(3)

— Minister's directive:monetary policy

Within 15 days after the directive isgiven or, if Parliament is not thensitting, on any of the first 15 daysnext that the House is sitting

n/a Bank of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. B-2, s. 14(3)

Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation





— Annual report: application ofthe Act






FINANCE









Canada Development Investment Corporation















Canada Eldor Inc.







FINANCE


Canada GEN Investment Corporation







Canada Hibernia Holding Corporation







Canada Pension Plan Investment Board



On any of the next 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (as soonas possible, but in any case within60 days, after the end of eachfinancial year)

8560 665 Canada Pension PlanInvestment Board Act1997, c. 40, ss. 51(1) and(2)

Canadian International Trade Tribunal


— Annual report: activities ofthe Tribunal

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Minister (withinthree months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 553 Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 42

— Report submitted to theGovernor in Councilpursuant to subsection 30(1)of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Governor inCouncil

n/a Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 30(5)

— Report: inquiry into Canada-Israel Free Trade AgreementTariff


8560 876 Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 19.011(4)

FINANCE


— Report: inquiry into ChileTariff

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Governor inCouncil or the Minister

n/a Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 19.012(4)

— Report: inquiry into ColumbiaTariff



— Report: inquiry into CostaRica Tariff



— Report: inquiry intoextension request pursuantto subsection 30.08(2)



— Report: inquiry into IcelandTariff



— Report: inquiry into JordanTariff



— Report: inquiry into KoreaTariff


n/a Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 19.0191

— Report: inquiry into NorwayTariff



— Report: inquiry into PanamaTariff



— Report: inquiry into PeruTariff



— Report: inquiry intoSwitzerland—LiechtensteinTariff



— Report: inquiry into UkraineTariff



— Report: inquiry under section18, 19, 19.01 or 20 of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted

8560 1224 Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 20.2(3)

FINANCE


— Report: inquiry under section18, 19, 19.1 or 20 of the Act


8560 572 Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 21(2)

— Report: inquiry undersubsection 19.0193(2) of theAct



— Report: matter referred byGovernor in Councilpursuant to subsection 27(3)of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted (not later than 180 daysafter the inquiry is commenced, withadditional 90-day extensionpossible)

n/a Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 29(5)

Canadian Securities Regulation Regime Transition Office


— Annual report: activities ofthe Transition Office for thefiscal year, including itsfinancial statements and thereport referred to in section15 of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister reveives the report (withinfour months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 1042 Canadian SecuritiesRegulation RegimeTransition Office Act2009, c. 2, ss. 297 “16(1)and (2)”

College of Patent Agents and Trade-mark Agents



(see also Indigenous Services,Minister of)



— Annual report: College'sactivities

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister receives thereport (on or before March 31 ofeach year)

n/a College of Patent Agentsand Trade-mark AgentsAct2018, c. 27, s. 247 "25(2)"

— Annual report: privacy(see also Citizenship andImmigration, Minister of andIndigenous Services, Ministerof)



Department





FINANCE


— Annual report: activities ofthe Minister in relation to themoney borrowed in the fiscalyear to which the PublicAccounts relate, the moneythat is borrowed under anorder made under paragraph46.1(c) of the Act and that isdue, and the management ofthe public debt in the fiscalyear to which the PublicAccounts relate

Within the first 30 days on which theHouse is sitting after the PublicAccounts are tabled in the House



(see also Employment andSocial Development, Ministerof)

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis prepared (as soon as possibleafter the end of each fiscal year)

8560 59 Canada Pension PlanR.S., 1985, c. C-8, s. 117(2)



— Annual report: generalsummary of operationsunder the Act and detailsdescribed in section 13 of theAct

Within one year after the end ofeach fiscal year or, if the House isnot sitting, on any of the first fivedays on which the House is sitting

8560 74 Bretton Woods andRelated Agreements ActR.S., 1985, c. B-7, s. 13

— Annual report: Minister'splans in relation to themoney borrowed in the nextfiscal year and the purposesfor which the moneys will beborrowed and managementof the public debt in the nextfiscal year

Every fiscal year 8560 560 Financial AdministrationActR.S., 1985, c. F-11, s. 49(2)

— Annual report: operation ofPart II of the Act(Interpretation)

Within 30 days after the end of eachfiscal year or, if Parliament is notthen sitting, within 30 days after thecommencement of the next ensuingsession

8560 139 Export Credits InsuranceActR.S., 1952, c. 105, s. 27


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theminister receives the report (as soonas feasible after the end of eachfiscal year)

n/a Pooled Registered PensionPlans Act2012, c. 16, s. 78

— Annual report: operation ofthe Exchange Fund Account

Within the first 60 days on which theHouse is sitting after the end of eachfiscal year (see 2005, c. 30, s. 118 asto the first fiscal year to whichsection 21 of the Act applies)

8560 133 Currency ActR.S., 1985, c. C-52, s. 21(1)

— Annual report: operationscontaining a generalsummary of all actions takenunder the Act, including theaspects described in section7 of the Act

Within one year after the end ofeach fiscal year or, if the House isnot sitting, on any of the first fivedays on which the House is sitting

8560 485 European Bank forReconstruction andDevelopment AgreementAct1991, c. 12, s. 7



FINANCE


— Direction issued undersubsection 30(1) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thedirection is issued (forthwith afterthe coming into force of section 30).Section 30 came into force on April2, 1987.

n/a Teleglobe CanadaReorganization andDivestiture Act1987, c. 12, s. 30(2)




— Federal-provincial agreement After a federal-provincial agreementis entered into

8560 1101 Pension BenefitsStandards Act, 1985R.S., 1985, c. 32 (2ndSupp.), s. 6.1(3)



— List of specific legislativeproposals to amend listedtax laws referred to insubsection 162(1) of the Act

On or before the fifth day on whichthe House is sitting after October 31of a particular fiscal year


— Multilateral agreement After a multilateral agreement isentered into

8560 1100 Pooled Registered PensionPlans Act2012, c. 16, s. 6(3)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil approvingsupplementary agreementwith French Republic,Belgium or State of Israel


8560 576

— France, Belgium and Israel(Order in Council P.C.1996-139, dated February 6,1996)

8560 576

— Belgium (Order in Council P.C.2005-1512, dated August 31,2005)

8560 576

— France (Order in Council P.C.2010-970, dated August 4,2010)

8560 576

An Act to implementconventions for theavoidance of doubletaxation with respect toincome tax betweenCanada and France,Canada and Belgium andCanada and Israel1974-75-76, c. 104, s. 11(1)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil approvingsupplementary conventionwith Kingdom of Morocco,Islamic Republic of Pakistan,Republic of Singapore,Republic of the Philippines,Dominican Republic or SwissFederal Council


8560 1048

— Swiss Federal Council (Orderin Council P.C. 2011-515, datedMarch 25, 2011)

8560 1048

— Swiss Federal Council (Orderin Council P.C. 2012-231, datedMarch 1, 2012)

8560 1048

— Republic of Singapore (Orderin Council P.C. 2012-405, datedApril 5, 2012)

8560 1048

An Act to implementconventions betweenCanada and Morocco,Canada and Pakistan,Canada and Singapore,Canada and thePhilippines, Canada andthe Dominican Republicand Canada andSwitzerland for theavoidance of doubletaxation with respect toincome tax1976-77, c. 29, s. 20(1)

FINANCE


— Order made by Governor inCouncil approvingsupplementary conventionwith New Zealand orAustralia

Not later than the fifteenth sittingday of Parliament after the order isissued

8560 788

— Australia 8560 788

— New Zealand (Order inCouncil P.C. 2015-415, datedApril 1, 2015)

8560 788

An Act to implementconventions betweenCanada and New Zealandand Canada and Australiafor the avoidance ofdouble taxation withrespect to income tax1980-81-82-83, c. 56, s. 9(1)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil approvingsupplementary conventionwith Spain, Republic ofAustria, Italy, Republic ofKorea, Socialist Republic ofRomania or Republic ofIndonesia or with UnitedKingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland or anysupplementary agreementwith Malaysia, Jamaica orBarbados

Not later than the 15th sitting day ofParliament after the order is issued

8560 194

— United Kingdom of GreatBritain and Northern Ireland(Order in Council P.C.2003-1374, dated September18, 2003)

8560 194

— Socialist Republic of Romania(Order in Council P.C.2004-956, dated September 1,2004)

8560 194

— Republic of Italy (Order inCouncil P.C. 2012-230, datedMarch 1, 2012)

8560 194

— Barbados (Order in CouncilP.C. 2012-406, dated April 5,2012)

8560 194

— Republic of Austria (Order inCouncil P.C. 2012-1373, datedOctober 18, 2012)

8560 194

— United Kingdom of GreatBritain and Northern Ireland(Order in Council P.C.2014-1146, dated October 24,2014)

8560 194

— Kingdom of Spain (Order inCouncil P.C. 2015-324, datedMarch 12, 2015)

8560 194

— United Kingdom of GreatBritain and Northern Ireland(Order in Council P.C.2015-0478, dated April 30,2015)

8560 194

— Spain (Order in Council P.C.2016-376, dated May 20, 2016)

8560 194

An Act to implementconventions betweenCanada and Spain,Canada and the Republicof Austria, Canada andItaly, Canada and theRepublic of Korea, Canadaand the Socialist Republicof Romania and Canadaand the Republic ofIndonesia and agreementsbetween Canada andMalaysia, Canada andJamaica and Canada andBarbados and aconvention betweenCanada and the UnitedKingdom of Great Britainand Northern Ireland forthe avoidance of doubletaxation with respect toincome tax1980-81-82-83, c. 44, s.33(1)


Not later than the fifteenth sittingday of Parliament after the order ismade

n/a Canada-Germany TaxAgreement Act, 19821980-81-82-83, c. 156, s.6(1)


As soon after the making of theorder as may be

8560 392 Royal Canadian MountedPolice PensionContinuation ActR.S., 1970, c. R-10, s. 57(3)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil: alteration ofSchedule III of the Act



FINANCE


— Orders made by Governor inCouncil under subsection53(2) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the making ofthe order

8560 141

— Order in Council P.C.2011-0831, dated July 29, 2011

8560 141

— Order in Council P.C. 2019-391,dated April 29, 2019

8560 141

— Order in Council P.C. 2019-522,dated May 19, 2019

8560 141

— Order in Council P.C. 2019-523,dated May 19, 2019

8560 141

Customs Tariff1997, c. 36, s. 53(4)

— Report indicating the mattersset out in paragraphs 8(1)(a)to (c) of the Act

On the last day of the three-yearperiod or, if the House is not sittingon the last day of that three-yearperiod, during the next 30 days thatit is sitting (within three years afterthe day on which section 8 of theAct comes into force and everythree years after that, on or beforethe May 31 that follows the end ofthe third fiscal year after the fiscalyear during which a report ispreviously tabled). Section 8 cameinto force on November 23, 2017.

n/a Borrowing Authority Act2017, c. 20, s. 103 “8”

— Report on budget plan:impacts in terms of genderand diversity of all newbudget measures

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich a budget plan is tabled inParliament

n/a Canadian GenderBudgeting Act2018, c. 27, s. 314 "3"


(see also Employment andSocial Development, Minister ofand Health, Minister of)


— Reports of both Minister ofFinance and PostmasterGeneral: Olympic coins

Within 15 days after the reportshave been prepared or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, within the first 15days next that Parliament is sitting(not later than 45 days after theexpiration of March 1974, and theexpiration of every sixth monththereafter)

n/a Olympic (1976) Act1973-74, c. 31, s. 17(3)

— Reports: money borrowed orto be borrowed under anorder made under paragraph46.1(c) of the Act

Within the first 30 days on whicheach House of Parliament is sittingafter the day on which the Governorin Council's authorization is givenunder paragraph 46.1(c) of the Act

n/a Financial AdministrationActR.S., 1985, c. F-11, s. 49.1

FINANCE


— Statement or other publicannouncement: finalizeddetermination of imputedinterest savings in respect ofthe previous fiscal year andaccounting of the measuresto which those savings havebeen applied in accordancewith section 2 of the Act

At least once every fiscal year n/a Tax-back Guarantee Act2007, c. 29, s. 60 “6”




Financial Consumer Agency of Canada







— Annual report: operationsand conclusions of theAgency and informationrequired under section 627.54of the Bank Act

Not later than the fifth sitting day ofthe House after September 30 nextafter the end of each fiscal year

8560 797 Financial ConsumerAgency of Canada Act2001, c. 9, s. 34





Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada







FINANCE


— Annual report: operations ofthe Centre

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (on orbefore September 30 of each yearfollowing the Centre's first full yearof operations)

8560 802 Proceeds of Crime (MoneyLaundering) and TerroristFinancing Act2000, c. 17, s. 71(1)





International Monetary and Financial Committee and Development Committee –International Monetary Fund and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development


— Communiqués Not specified 8560 464 Bretton Woods andRelated Agreements ActR.S., 1985, c. B-7, s. 14

National Battlefields Commission


— Annual detailed statements Within the first 14 days of the nextfollowing session (on or before thefirst day of June)

n/a National Battlefields atQuebec Act1908, c. 57, s. 12

Office of Privatization and Regulatory Affairs



(see the Order revoking thedesignation of the Office, SI/91-42)





Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions





FINANCE





On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister receives thereport (as soon as possible after theend of each fiscal year)

8560 207 Pension BenefitsStandards Act, 1985R.S., 1985, c. 32 (2ndSupp.), s. 40

— Annual report: operations ofthe Office

Not later than the fifth sitting day ofthe House after September 30 nextfollowing the end of each fiscal year

8560 535 Office of theSuperintendent ofFinancial Institutions ActR.S., 1985, c. 18 (3rdSupp.), Part I, s. 40





— Order made by Governor inCouncil: removal of theSuperintendent of FinancialInstitutions from office

Not later than the fifteenth sittingday of the House following the daythat the order is issued

n/a Office of theSuperintendent ofFinancial Institutions ActR.S., 1985, c. 18 (3rdSupp.), Part I, s. 5(3)

— Report of Chief Actuary:introduction of certain Bills

Upon reception of the report or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first five days next that theHouse is sitting

8560 83 Canada Pension PlanR.S., 1985, c. C-8, ss. 115(2)and (8)

— Report of Chief Actuary:operation of the Act basedon the state of the CanadaPension Plan Account andthe investments of theInvestment Board

Upon reception of the report or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first five days next that theHouse is sitting (during the first yearof each three-year period for whicha review is required by subsection113.1(1) of the Act)

8560 83 Canada Pension PlanR.S., 1985, c. C-8, ss. 115(1)and (8)

— Report: valuation of the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police(Dependants) Pension Fund

As soon as possible after the reportis made (at March 31, 1939 andevery five years thereafter or at suchtimes as the Minister of Financethinks fit during the currency of anyquinquennial period)

8560 230 Royal Canadian MountedPolice PensionContinuation ActR.S., 1970, c. R-10, s. 56(3)

RCMH-MRCF Inc.





FINANCE




Royal Canadian Mint















FINANCE


FISHERIES AND OCEANS, Minister of

Department





— Annual report: administrationof sections 4.1 and 4.2 of theAct

As soon as feasible after the end ofeach fiscal year

n/a Fisheries ActR.S., 1985, c. F-14, s. 4.3


Not later than the fifth sitting day ofthe House after June 1 following theend of each fiscal year

8560 457 Atlantic FisheriesRestructuring ActR.S., 1985, c. A-14, s. 8(1)


Within 15 days after the report isprepared or, if Parliament is not thensitting, on any of the first 15 daysnext that the House is sitting (nolater than three months after theend of each fiscal year)

8560 147 Fisheries ImprovementLoans ActR.S., 1985, c. F-22, s. 14(2)



— Annual report: operationsunder the Act andagreements made under it


8560 292 Fisheries DevelopmentActR.S., 1985, c. F-21, s. 10








— Orders made by Governor inCouncil: additions toSchedule 2 of internationalconventions, protocols andresolutions described insubsection 29(2) of the Act


n/a Canada Shipping Act,20012001, c. 26, s. 30(2)




FISHERIES AND OCEANS


Freshwater Fish Marketing Corporation















FISHERIES AND OCEANS


FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Minister of

Asia-Pacific Foundation of Canada






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report from theBoard of Directors (within fourmonths after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 916 Asia-Pacific Foundation ofCanada ActR.S., 1985, c. A-13, s. 36



— Report: activities andorganization of theFoundation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinfive years after the coming intoforce of section 37 and every fiveyears after that). Section 37 cameinto force on June 29, 2005.

8560 1041 Asia-Pacific Foundation ofCanada ActR.S., 1985, c. A-13, s. 37

Department







— Annual report:implementation of theConvention on CombatingBribery of Foreign PublicOfficials in InternationalBusiness Transactions, andenforcement of the Act(jointly with the Minister forInternational Trade and theMinister of Justice andAttorney General of Canada)

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (within four months ofthe end of each fiscal year)

8560 736 Corruption of ForeignPublic Officials Act1998, c. 34, s. 12

— Annual report: operationsunder the Act and arms,ammunition, implements andmunitions of war exported

No later than May 31 of each year 8560 137 Export and Import PermitsActR.S., 1985, c. E-19, s. 27

FOREIGN AFFAIRS



As soon as practicable after theclose of each fiscal year, but no laterthan 90 days after the end of eachfiscal year or, if Parliament is notsitting on the 90th day, on any of thefirst 15 days thereafter that theHouse is sitting

8560 559 Food and AgricultureOrganization of the UnitedNations ActR.S., 1985, c. F-26, s. 4



— Copy of each order orregulation made by Governorin Council

Within 15 days after the order orregulation is made or, if the Houseis not then sitting, the copy may besent to the Clerk of the House

8560 1047 Freezing Assets of CorruptForeign Officials Act2011, c. 10, s. 7

— Copy of each order orregulation made undersection 4 of the Act

Within 15 days after the order orregulation is made and, if the Houseis not sitting, a copy may be sent tothe Clerk

8560 1140 Justice for Victims ofCorrupt Foreign OfficialsAct (Sergei MagnitskyLaw)2017, c. 21, s. 5






— Order made by Minister:amendment to schedule toincorporate any amendmentto the Convention on theProhibition of the Use,Stockpiling, Production andTransfer of Anti-PersonnelMines and on theirDestruction

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the order ismade (as soon as practicable afterthe amendment takes effect)

n/a Anti-Personnel MinesConventionImplementation Act1997, c. 33, s. 20

— Orders and regulations madeby Governor in Council

Forthwith after the order orregulation has been made or, ifParliament is not then sitting,forthwith after the commencementof the next ensuing session

8560 592 United Nations ActR.S., 1985, c. U-2, s. 4(1)

— Orders and regulations madeby Governor in Council

Within five sitting days of the Houseafter the order or regulation is made

8560 495 Special EconomicMeasures Act1992, c. 17, s. 7(1)

— Report: independent reviewof the provisions andoperation of the Act

From time to time but within fiveyears after the coming into force ofthe Act and within every five-yearperiod after the tabling of a report.The Act came into force on April 5,2007.

8560 1062 Remote Sensing SpaceSystems Act2005, c. 45, s. 45.1(2)

FOREIGN AFFAIRS



No later than one year after the dayon which the review is undertaken(10 years after the day on whichsection 42 of the Act comes intoforce and every 10 years after that).Section 42 came into force on July1, 2014.

n/a International BoundaryWaters Treaty ActR.S., 1985, c. I-17, s. 42(2)

— Statement of the effect orsummary of theintergovernmentalarrangement or commitmentwhere goods are included inthe Import Control List

Not later than 15 days after theorder of the Governor in Council ispublished in the Canada Gazette or,if Parliament is not then sitting, onany of the first 15 days next that theHouse is sitting

8560 175 Export and Import PermitsActR.S., 1985, c. E-19, s. 5(2)

— Statistical summary: anyinformation pursuant tosubsection 5.1(1)

Upon completion of the summaryor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days next thatthe House is sitting (as soon aspossible after the end of eachcalendar year)

8560 525 Export and Import PermitsActR.S., 1985, c. E-19, s. 5.1(3)




National Authority


— Annual report:implementation of the Act


n/a Comprehensive NuclearTest-Ban TreatyImplementation Act1998, c. 32, s. 27.1(2)(not in force)

Roosevelt Campobello International Park Commission


— Annual report: affairs of theCommission

Within 15 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that Parliament issitting (within three months after theend of each year)

8560 229 Roosevelt CampobelloInternational ParkCommission Act1964-65, c. 19, s. 7

FOREIGN AFFAIRS


HEALTH, Minister of

Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse


— Annual report: activities ofthe Centre

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinone month after the report issubmitted to the Board — withinthree months after the end of eachfinancial year)

8560 591 Canadian Centre onSubstance Abuse ActR.S., 1985, c. 49 (4thSupp.), s. 31(2)

Canadian Food Inspection Agency









— Corporate business plan On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister approves the plan (as soonas possible after the Agency isestablished and at least once everyfive years after that). The Agencywas established on April 1, 1997, thedate on which section 3 came intoforce.

8562 800 Canadian Food InspectionAgency Act1997, c. 6, s. 22(1)



Canadian Institutes of Health Research







HEALTH


— Annual report: operations,activities, strategic directionsand goals, and financialstatements of CIHR


8560 782 Canadian Institutes ofHealth Research Act2000, c. 6, s. 32(2)





Department







8560 991 Pest Control Products Act2002, c. 28, s. 80(1)

— Annual report: administrationand operation of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (as soon as possibleafter the end of each fiscal year butnot later than December 31 of thenext fiscal year)

8560 458 Canada Health ActR.S., 1985, c. C-6, s. 23





— Copy of an order made underany of sections 58 to 60 ofthe Act

Within 15 days after the day onwhich the order is made and, if theHouse is not sitting, the copy maybe sent to the Clerk of the House

8560 1079

— Minimizing the Risk ofExposure to Ebola VirusDisease in Canada Order(Order in Council P.C.2014-1238, dated November 3,2014)

8560 1079

— Minimizing the Risk ofExposure to Ebola VirusDisease in Canada Order (No.2) (Order in Council P.C.2014-1264, dated November10, 2014)

8560 1079

Quarantine Act2005, c. 20, ss. 61(2) and(3)

HEALTH


— Minimizing the Risk ofExposure to Ebola VirusDisease in Canada Order (No.3) (Order in Council P.C.2015-812, dated June 11, 2015)

8560 1079

— Minimizing the Risk ofExposure to Ebola VirusDisease in Canada Order (No.4) (Order in Council P.C.2015-1276, dated December 11,2015)

8560 1079

— Order Repealing theMinimizing the Risk ofExposure to Ebola VirusDisease in Canada Order (No.4) (Order in Council P.C.2016-54, dated February 5,2016)

8560 1079




— Equivalency agreement inrespect of which an order ismade under subsection 60(3)of the Act

Within the first 15 sitting days afterthe order of the Governor in Councilis made declaring that certainprovisions of the Act or theregulations do not apply within aprovince in which an equivalencyagreement is in force

n/a Tobacco and VapingProducts Act1997, c. 13, ss. 60(3) and(4)



— Independent review(s) ofissues relating to requestsfor medical assistance indying, including any findingsor recommendations

(see also Justice and AttorneyGeneral of Canada, Minister of )

No later than two years after the dayon which the review is initiated (nolater than 180 days after the day onwhich the Act receives royal assent).The Act received royal assent onJune 17, 2016.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code and tomake related amendmentsto other Acts (medicalassistance in dying)2016, c. 3, s. 9.1

— Interim order made undersubsection 67(1) of the Act

Within 15 days after the day onwhich the interim order is madeand, if the House is not sitting, acopy of the interim order may besent to the Clerk of the House

n/a Human Pathogens andToxins Act2009, c. 24, ss. 67(5) and(6)



n/a Department of Health Act1996, c. 8, ss. 11.1(6) and(7)



n/a Radiation EmittingDevices ActR.S., 1985, c. R-1, ss.13.1(6) and (7)

HEALTH




n/a Hazardous Products ActR.S., 1985, c. H-3, ss.16.1(7) and (8)



n/a Hazardous Products ActR.S., 1985, c. H-3, ss.27.1(6) and (7)



8560 1018 Food and Drugs ActR.S., 1985, c. F-27, ss.30.1(6) and (7)



n/a Pest Control Products Act2002, c. 28, ss. 67.1(6) and(7)

— Interim order undersubsection 40(1) of the Act

Within 15 days after the day onwhich the interim order is madeand, if the House is not sitting, acopy of the interim order may besent to the Clerk of the House

n/a Canada Consumer ProductSafety Act2010, c. 21, ss. 40(5) and(6)

— Minister's statement of thereasons for not incorporatingin a regulation arecommendation of thecommittee of the House

After regulation is made by theGovernor in Council

n/a Canada Consumer ProductSafety Act2010, c. 21, s. 38(5)

— Minister's statement of thereasons for not incorporatingin a regulation arecommendation of thecommittee of the House

Not specified n/a Assisted HumanReproduction Act2004, c. 2, s. 66(4)

— Minister's statement of thereasons why a regulationwas made without being laidbefore Parliament

Not specified n/a Assisted HumanReproduction Act2004, c. 2, s. 67(2)

— Minister's statement of thereasons why a regulationwas made without being laidbefore Parliament

Within the first 30 days on which theHouse is sitting after the day onwhich the regulation is made


— Orders made under section15 of the Act


n/a Canada Health ActR.S., 1985, c. C-6, s. 15(3)

— Proposed regulation underparagraph 37(1)(a), (b) or (c)of the Act

Before regulation may be made bythe Governor in Council

8560 1069 Canada Consumer ProductSafety Act2010, c. 21, s. 38(1)

— Proposed regulations madeby Governor in Council undersection 65 of the Act

Before regulations are made 8560 919 Assisted HumanReproduction Act2004, c. 2, s. 66(1)

HEALTH



(see also Employment andSocial Development, Minister ofand Finance, Minister of)


— Report: effectiveness of thenational strategy forAlzheimer's disease andother dementias withconclusions andrecommendations regardingthe strategy

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (within two years ofthe coming into force of the Act andevery year after that). The Act cameinto force on June 22, 2017.

8560 1225 National Strategy forAlzheimer's Disease andOther Dementias Act2017, c. 19, s. 5

— Report: review of the Act andits administration andoperation, including anyfindings andrecommendations resultingfrom it

No later that 18 months after theday on which the review begins(three years after section 151.1comes into force). Section 151.1came into force on October 17, 2018.

n/a Cannabis Act2018, c. 16, s. 151.1(2)


No later than one year after the dayon which the review is undertaken(three years after the day on whichsection 60.1 comes into force andevery two years after that). Section60.1 came into force on May 23,2018.

n/a Tobacco and VapingProducts Act1997, c. 13, s. 60.1(2)

— Report: state of palliativecare in Canada

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (within five years afterthe day on which the report referredto in section 3 of the Act is tabled inParliament). The report was tabledon December 4, 2018.

n/a Framework on PalliativeCare in Canada Act2017, c. 28, s. 4(1)




Patented Medicine Prices Review Board





— Annual report: activities ofthe Board

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Minister

8560 564 Patent ActR.S., 1985, c. P-4, s. 100(4)



— Annual report: informationspecified in section 89 of theAct

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Minister

8560 564 Patent ActR.S., 1985, c. P-4, s. 89(4)

HEALTH






Public Health Agency of Canada









— Annual report: state of publichealth in Canada

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinsix months after the end of eachfiscal year, starting at the expiry ofthe fiscal year following the fiscalyear in which subsections 12(1) and(2) of the Act come into force).These subsections came into forceon December 15, 2006.

8560 1003 Public Health Agency ofCanada Act2006, c. 5, ss. 12(1) and (2)and s. 20



— Report: review ofeffectiveness of the federalframework on Lyme disease

Within the next 10 sitting days of theHouse after the review is completed(no later than five years after theday on which the report referred toin section 4 of the Act is publishedon the Agency's website)

n/a Federal Framework onLyme Disease Act2014, c. 37, s. 6

— Report: review ofeffectiveness of the federalframework on post-traumaticstress disorder

Within the next 10 sitting days afterthe review is completed (no laterthan five years after the day onwhich the report referred to insection 4 is published)

n/a Federal Framework onPost-Traumatic StressDisorder Act2018, c. 13, s. 5




HEALTH


Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada


— Annual report: operations ofthe Centre in respect ofphysical activity

(see also Canadian Heritage,Minister of)



— Corporate plan in respect ofphysical activity

(see also Canadian Heritage,Minister of)

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the corporate plan(at least 30 days before the start ofthe fiscal year)


HEALTH


INDIGENOUS SERVICES, Minister of

Department



(see also Finance, Minister of)





— Annual report: matters setout in paragraphs 15(a) and(b) of the Act

Within three months after the end ofthe fiscal year or, if the House is notthen sitting, on any of the first 15days of the next sitting of the House

n/a Department of IndigenousServices Act2019, c. 29, s. 336 “15”

— Annual report: privacy(see also Finance, Minister of)



— Annual report: total numberand amount of loans madeunder subsection 70(1) of theAct

Within 15 days after the end of eachfiscal year or, if Parliament is notthen in session, within 15 days afterthe commencement of the nextensuing session

n/a Indian ActR.S., 1985, c. I-5, s. 70(6)






— Report: administration of theAct, including summaryaddressing the matters setout in paragraphs 28.1(a) to(c)

Within the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the completionof the report (at least every twoyears after section 28.1 comes intoforce). Section 28.1 came into forceon August 1, 2019.

n/a Indian Oil and Gas ActR.S., 1985, c. I-7, s. 28.1

— Report: progress made as aresult of the consultationsand collaboration, includingdetails as to theconsultations carried out

Within 12 months after the day onwhich the consultations begin

n/a An Act to amend theIndian Act in response tothe Superior Court ofQuebec decision inDescheneaux c. Canada(Procureur général)2017, c. 25, s. 11(4)

— Report: review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act with conclusions andrecommendations, includingany improvements to theprovisions of the Act that theMinister recommends

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is completed (everyfive years after the day on whichsection 31 comes into force).Section 31 came into force onJanuary 1, 2020.

n/a An Act respecting FirstNations, Inuit and Métischildren, youth andfamilies2019, c. 24, s. 31(4)

INDIGENOUS SERVICES


— Report: reviews carried outunder paragraph 12(1)(a) ofthe Act, as well asrecommendations in respectof any changes to be made tothe Act to reduce oreliminate the sex-basedinequities if the Ministerdetermines these inequitiesstill exist

Within three years after the day onwhich the Act receives royal assent.The Act received royal assent onDecember 12, 2017.

n/a An Act to amend theIndian Act in response tothe Superior Court ofQuebec decision inDescheneaux c. Canada(Procureur général)2017, c. 25, s. 12(1)

INDIGENOUS SERVICES


INDUSTRY, Minister of

BDC Capital Inc.







Canada Foundation for Innovation






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 116 Budget ImplementationAct, 19971997, c. 26, s. 29(3)



Canada Foundation for Sustainable Development Technology






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinfive months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 823 Canada Foundation forSustainable DevelopmentTechnology Act2001, c. 23, s. 30(3)



INDUSTRY




— Annual report: operation ofthe national do not call list


8560 1026 Telecommunications Act1993, c. 38, s. 41.6(3)

— Directive made by Governorin Council under subsection75(1) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thedirective is issued

8560 379 Telecommunications Act1993, c. 38, s. 75(3)

— Exemption order made bythe Commission undersection 9 of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the order issent to the Minister

n/a Telecommunications Act1993, c. 38, s. 10(8)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil: directions of generalapplication on broad policymatters with respect to theCanadiantelecommunications policyobjectives


8560 927 Telecommunications Act1993, c. 38, s. 10(7)

— Proposed exemption ordermade by the Commission

After the Minister receives theproposed order

n/a Telecommunications Act1993, c. 38, s. 10(3)

— Proposed order made byGovernor in Council:directions of generalapplication on broad policymatters with respect to theCanadiantelecommunications policyobjectives

Not specified 8560 909 Telecommunications Act1993, c. 38, s. 10(1)

Canadian Space Agency











INDUSTRY


Canadian Tourism Commission















Commissioner of Competition


— Annual report: operation ofthe Acts referred to insubsection 7(1) of the Act


8560 352 Competition ActR.S., 1985, c. C-34, s. 127

Commissioner of Patents


— Annual report:Commissioner's activitiesunder the Act

In each year 8560 330 Patent ActR.S., 1985, c. P-4, s. 26

Competition Tribunal


— General rules made undersection 16 of the Act

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the making ofthe rules

8560 511 Competition Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 19 (2ndSupp.), Part I, s. 16(3)

INDUSTRY


Copyright Board






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (notlater than August 31)

8560 555 Copyright ActR.S., 1985, c. C-42, s.66.9(2)







Department






Not later than June 1 next followingthe end of each fiscal year or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on thefirst day thereafter that the House issitting

8560 474 Industrial and RegionalDevelopment ActR.S., 1985, c. I-8, s. 14(1)



n/a Special Areas ActR.S., 1985, c. S-14, s. 9


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is made (within 12months after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 240 Canada Small BusinessFinancing Act1998, c. 36, ss. 18 and 20



— Annual report: operations ofthe agreements made underthe Act


n/a Agricultural and RuralDevelopment Act (ARDA)R.S., 1985, c. A-3, s. 11

INDUSTRY




— Annual report: statisticalsummary and analysis ofinformation obtained underthe Act

Upon completion of the report or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first 15 days next that theHouse is sitting (as soon as possibleafter the end of each year)

8560 115 Corporations Returns ActR.S., 1985, c. C-43, s. 22(1)






— Monthly report:administration of the Act

Within 40 days after August 6, 1969and monthly thereafter or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first five days next thatParliament is sitting

n/a Regional DevelopmentIncentives ActR.S., 1970, c. R-3, s. 16

— Order made by Governor inCouncil: application of theAct

Not later than the fifteenth sittingday of Parliament after the order isissued

n/a Electricity and GasInspection ActR.S., 1985, c. E-4, s. 40(1)

— Order made by Governor inCouncil: directives on anymethods, procedures andoperations issued to theChief Statistician

Within 15 days after the day onwhich an order is made or, if theHouse is not sitting, a copy of theorder shall be sent to the Clerk ofthe House

n/a Statistics ActR.S., 1985, c. S-19, s. 4.1

— Order made by Minister:amendment to schedule ofthe Act

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the order ismade (as soon as feasible after theamendment to the Agreement takeseffect)

n/a Civil International SpaceStation AgreementImplementation Act1999, c. 35, s. 10

— Proposed regulations madeby Governor in Council undersubsection 13(1) of the Act

Before regulations are made 8560 774 Canada Small BusinessFinancing Act1998, c. 36, s. 13(5)

— Proposed regulations madeby Governor in Council:carrying out of the purposesand provisions of the Act

Before regulations are made 8560 657 Canada Small BusinessFinancing Act1998, c. 36, s. 14(3)

— Quarterly report:administration of the Act

Upon completion of the report or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first 15 days next thatParliament is sitting (as soon aspossible after the end of eachannual quarter)

n/a Employment Support Act1970-71-72, c. 56, s. 21

— Report: five-year review ofthe operation of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is made (within 12months after March 31, 2004 andevery five years after that)

8560 881 Canada Small BusinessFinancing Act1998, c. 36, ss. 19 and 20

INDUSTRY


— Report: list of every specialAct of Parliament thatincorporated a bodycorporate that was latercontinued under section 212or dissolved under any ofsections 221 to 223 of the Act

Not specified n/a Canada Not-for-profitCorporations Act2009, c. 23, s. 295(1)

— Report: provisions andoperation of the Act,including anyrecommendations foramendments to provisions

Within 10 years after the day onwhich section 299 of the Act comesinto force. Section 299 came intoforce on October 17, 2011.

n/a Canada Not-for-profitCorporations Act2009, c. 23, s. 299(1)

— Report: provisions andoperation of the Act

Within five years after the cominginto force of section 63. Section 63came into force on September 18,2009.

n/a Companies’ CreditorsArrangement ActR.S., 1985, c. C-36, s. 63(1)




National Research Council of Canada







— Annual report: operations ofthe Council

Within 15 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that the House issitting (within four months after theend of each fiscal year)

8560 192 National Research CouncilActR.S., 1985, c. N-15, s. 17





Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council





INDUSTRY








Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation







Regional Development Incentives Board







Registrar General of Canada


— Annual report: matterstransacted by the RegistrarGeneral of Canada under theAct

Yearly 8560 411 Trade Unions ActR.S., 1985, c. T-14, s. 30

— List of the commissionsissued to public officersduring the year

Within the first 15 days of the nextensuing session of Parliament ineach year

8560 413 Public Officers ActR.S., 1985, c. P-31, s. 4

INDUSTRY


Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council





— Annual report: activities ofthe Council


8560 36 Social Sciences andHumanities ResearchCouncil ActR.S., 1985, c. S-12, s. 20(2)







Standards Council of Canada















INDUSTRY


Statistics Canada











INDUSTRY


INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNITIES, Minister of

Canada Infrastructure Bank














Within one year after the review isundertaken (every five yearsbeginning on the day on which theAct comes into force). The Act cameinto force on June 22, 2017.

n/a Canada InfrastructureBank Act2017, c. 20, s. 403 "27"



Department











INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNITIES


Office of Infrastructure of Canada











INFRASTRUCTURE AND COMMUNITIES


INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS, Minister of

Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat






INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS


INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, Minister of

International Development Research Centre





— Annual report: activities ofthe Centre and report of theAuditor General


8560 365 International DevelopmentResearch Centre ActR.S., 1985, c. I-19, s. 22(2)



Minister


— Annual report: informationspecified in subsection 5(1)of the Act

Within one year after the end ofeach fiscal year or, if the House isnot then sitting, on any of the firstfive days on which the House issitting

8560 1022 Official DevelopmentAssistance AccountabilityAct2008, c. 17, s. 5

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT


INTERNATIONAL TRADE, Minister of

Business Development Bank of Canada















Canadian Commercial Corporation















INTERNATIONAL TRADE


Exinvest Inc.







Export Development Canada















Invest in Canada Hub









INTERNATIONAL TRADE




Minister



By May 15 of each year or, if theHouse is not then sitting, on any ofthe 30 days next that it is sitting

8560 1063 Canada-Colombia FreeTrade AgreementImplementation Act2010, c. 4, s. 15.1





Within one year after the review isundertaken (five years after the Actcomes into force and every 10 yearsafterward). The Act came into forceon July 13, 1995.

8560 766 Business DevelopmentBank of Canada Act1995, c. 28, s. 36(2)


Within one year after the review isundertaken (five years after thecoming into force of section 25 andevery 10 years thereafter). Section25 came into force on June 10, 1993.

8560 669 Export Development ActR.S., 1985, c. E-20, s. 25(2)

INTERNATIONAL TRADE


JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA, Minister of

Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada











Canadian Human Rights Commission











Canadian Judicial Council


— Order by Governor in Councilmade pursuant to subsection69(3) of the Act and reportsand evidence relating thereto

Within 15 days after the order ismade or, if Parliament is not thensitting, on any of the first 15 daysnext that the House is sitting

n/a Judges ActR.S., 1985, c. J-1, s. 70

JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA


Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs






Courts Administration Service


— Annual report: activities ofthe Courts AdministrationService


8560 872 Courts AdministrationService Act2002, c. 8, s. 12(2)





Department





— Annual report: applicationsunder Part XXI.1 of the Act(Application for MinisterialReview — Miscarriages ofJustice)

Within six months after the end ofeach financial year

8560 827 Criminal CodeR.S., 1985, c. C-46, s. 696.5



— Annual report: legislation notin force

In every calendar year, on any of thefirst five days on which the Housesits

8560 1046 Statutes Repeal Act2008, c. 20, s. 2



— Annual report: number ofrecognizances entered intounder section 810.011 of theAct

Not specified (each year)

Note: No report is to be preparedwith respect to the year thatprecedes the coming into force ofsubsection 810.011(15) of the Act.That subsection came into force onJune 21, 2019.

n/a Criminal CodeR.S., 1985, c. C-46, s.810.011(15)

— Annual report: operation ofsection 83.3 of the Act for theprevious year, includingopinion of the AttorneyGeneral, supported byreasons, as to whether theoperation of that sectionshould be extended (seesection 83.31 of the Act)

(see also Public Safety andEmergency Preparedness,Minister of)

Note: Section 83.3 ceases tohave effect at the end of thefifth anniversary of the day onwhich the National SecurityAct, 2017 receives royal assentunless the operation of thatsection is extended byresolution passed by bothHouses of Parliament. The Actreceived royal assent on June21, 2019.

Annually 8560 1081 Criminal CodeR.S., 1985, c. C-46, s.83.31(2)

— Annual report: operation ofsections 38.13 and 38.15 forthe previous year, includingthe number of certificatesand fiats issued

Annually 8560 1080 Canada Evidence ActR.S., 1985, c. C-5, s. 38.17






— Drafts of the Revised Statutes During the preparation of a revisionor on its conclusion, or both duringthe progress and on the conclusionof the revision

332-7/9 Legislation Revision andConsolidation ActR.S., 1985, c. S-20, s. 7(1)



— Independent review(s) ofissues relating to requestsfor medical assistance indying, including any findingsor recommendations


No later than two years after the dayon which the review is initiated (nolater than 180 days after the day onwhich the Act receives royal assent).The Act received royal assent onJune 17, 2016.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code and tomake related amendmentsto other Acts (medicalassistance in dying)2016, c. 3, s. 9.1



— Orders made under section2.1, 3, 5, 8 or 8.1 of the Act

Within 15 sitting days after the orderis made

8560 599 Foreign ExtraterritorialMeasures ActR.S., 1985, c. F-29, s. 10

— Proposed regulation made byGovernor in Council underparagraph 38(2)(a) of the Actand prescribing any part orregion of Canada for thepurpose of paragraph 35(1)(a) of that Act

At least 30 sitting days before theproposed effective date of theregulation

n/a Official Languages ActR.S., 1985, c. 31 (4thSupp.), s. 87(1)

— Report: any inconsistency ofany provision of a regulationor a Bill with the purposesand provisions of theCanadian Charter of Rightsand Freedoms

At the first convenient opportunity n/a Department of Justice ActR.S., 1985, c. J-2, s. 4.1(1)

— Report: comprehensivereview of the implementationand operation of theprovisions enacted by the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (within three yearsafter the day on which section 31.1comes into force). Section 31.1 cameinto force on December 18, 2018.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code (offencesrelating to conveyances)and to makeconsequentialamendments to other Acts2018, c. 21, s. 31.1(2)

— Statement: potential effectsof a bill on the rights andfreedoms guaranteed by theCanadian Charter of Rightsand Freedoms

Not specified (for every billintroduced in or presented to theHouse by a minister or otherrepresentative of the Crown)

n/a Department of Justice ActR.S., 1985, c. J-2, s. 4.2(1)




Director of Public Prosecutions





— Annual report: activities ofthe office of the Director inthe immediately precedingfiscal year, except in relationto matters referred to insubsection 3(8) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theAttorney General receives the report(not later than June 30 of each year)

8560 934 Director of PublicProsecutions Act2006, c. 9, s. 121 “16(2)”









Federal Court


— Rules or orders and eachamendment, variation orrevocation of such rules ororders

On any of the first 15 sitting days ofthe House after the approval by theGovernor in Council of the rules ororders, or of the amendment,variation or revocation of such rulesor orders

8560 620 Federal Courts ActR.S., 1985, c. F-7, s. 46(5)

Judicial Compensation and Benefits Commission


— Report: inquiry mentioned insubsection 26(1) of the Act

On any of the first 10 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinnine months after the date ofcommencement of an inquiry, thefirst inquiry commencing on June 1,2020, and on June 1 of every fourthyear after 2020)

8560 578 Judges ActR.S., 1985, c. J-1, ss. 26(2)and (6)

— Reports: matters mentionedin subsection 26(1) of the Act

On any of the first 10 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withina period fixed by the Minister afterconsultation with the Commission)

n/a Judges ActR.S., 1985, c. J-1, ss. 26(4)and (6)

Law Commission of Canada







8560 371 Law Commission ofCanada Act1996, c. 9, ss. 23 and 24







— Any report of Commission On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report

8560 371 Law Commission ofCanada Act1996, c. 9, s. 24



— Minister's response to anyreport of Commission

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister gives the response to theCommission

8560 764 Law Commission ofCanada Act1996, c. 9, s. 25

Offices of the Information and Privacy Commissioners of Canada



In each fiscal year 8560 1182 and8560 1183

Service Fees Act2017, c. 20, s. 451 “20(1)”



Privacy Commissioner


— Report: special studies On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report


Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada



Note: The preparation of thisreport is also the responsibilityof that portion of the federalpublic administrationappointed under subsection12(2) of the Supreme CourtAct.





Note: The preparation of thisreport is also the responsibilityof that portion of the federalpublic administrationappointed under subsection12(2) of the Supreme CourtAct.


Statute Revision Commission







Supreme Court of Canada


— Rules and orders madeunder section 97 of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the makingof such rules and orders

8560 784 Supreme Court ActR.S., 1985, c. S-26, s. 97(4)

Tax Court of Canada


— Rules made under section 20of the Act

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the making ofthe rules

8560 864 Tax Court of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. T-2, s. 20(3)



LABOUR, Minister of

Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety





— Annual report: activities ofthe Centre

Not later than the 10th sitting day ofParliament after the Ministerreceives the report (within fourmonths after the end of each year)

8560 38 Canadian Centre forOccupational Health andSafety ActR.S., 1985, c. C-13, s. 26(2)







Minister




— Direction issued to anemployer or an employeeunder Part II of the CanadaLabour Code if not compliedwith within the periodprovided for in the directionand not appealed within theperiod provided for in thatPart

(see also Public Works andGovernment Services, Ministerof)

Within a reasonable time after thelater of the expiry of the period forcompliance and the expiry of theappeal period

n/a ParliamentaryEmployment and StaffRelations ActR.S., 1985, c. 33 (2ndSupp.), s. 88.3

LABOUR


— Direction issued to anemployer or an employeeunder Part II of the CanadaLabour Code if not compliedwith within the periodprovided for in the directionand not appealed within theperiod provided for in thatPart

(see also Labour, Minister ofand Public Works andGovernment Services, Ministerof)

Within a reasonable time after thelater of the expiry of the period forcompliance and the expiry of theappeal period


— Direction referred to inparagraph 88.4(a) of the Act

Before the expiry of the appealperiod (in the circumstancesdescribed in paragraph 88.4(b))

Note the use of the verb "may" inthat paragraph.

n/a ParliamentaryEmployment and StaffRelations ActR.S., 1985, c. 33 (2ndSupp.), par. 88.4(b)






— Report: consolidation andanalysis of reports filedunder subsection 18(1) of theAct

Not later than the fifteenth sittingday that the House is sitting afterthe report is completed

8560 226 Employment Equity Act1995, c. 44, s. 20

— Report: reasons for themaking of order by Governorin Council pursuant tosubsection 90(1) of the Act

On any of the first 10 sitting days ofthe first session of Parliamentfollowing a general election

n/a Canada Labour CodeR.S., 1985, c. L-2, s. 90(2)

— Report: review of theprovisions of Part II relatingto harassment and violence

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (five years after theday on which section 139.2 comesinto force and every five years afterthat)

n/a Canada Labour CodeR.S., 1985, c. L-2, s.139.2(2)(not in force)

LABOUR


LEADER OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONSLeader






National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians


— Annual report (or revisedversion of annual report):reviews conducted by theCommittee during theproceding

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after a report issubmitted under subsection 21(1) ofthe Act

8560 1222 National Security andIntelligence Committee ofParliamentarians Act2017, c. 15, ss. 21(1) and(6)

— Special report (or revisedversion of special report):any matter related to themandate of the Committee if,in the Committee's opinion,such a report is necessary

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after a report issubmitted under subsection 21(2) ofthe Act

n/a National Security andIntelligence Committee ofParliamentarians Act2017, c. 15, ss. 21(2) and(6)

Secretariat of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians











GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER'S OFFICE


NATIONAL DEFENCE, Minister of

Canadian Forces





— Annual report: privacy(Ombudsman)


8561 856 Privacy ActR.S., 1985, c. P-21, s. 72(2)and s. 73



Chief of the Defence Staff


— Annual report: operation ofsections 227.15 and 227.16 ofthe Act for the year

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (within30 days after the end of each year)

8560 1051 National Defence ActR.S., 1985, c. N-5, s.227.171

Communications Security Establishment











NATIONAL DEFENCE


Court Martial


— Rules of evidence made bythe Governor in Council

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the rules are made

n/a National Defence ActR.S., 1985, c. N-5, s. 181(2)

Department





— Annual report: administrationof Part I.1 of the Act (ReserveForce Pension Plan)

Annually 8560 92 Canadian ForcesSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. C-17, s. 59.7

— Annual report: administrationof Part II of the Act(Supplementary DeathBenefits)

Annually 8560 92 Canadian ForcesSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. C-17, s. 72

— Annual report: administrationof Parts I (Superannuation)and III (SupplementaryBenefits) of the Act

Annually 8560 92 Canadian ForcesSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. C-17, s. 57



— Annual report: privacy(Ombudsman)


8561 856 Privacy ActR.S., 1985, c. P-21, s. 72(2)and s. 73









(see also Transport, Minister of)


n/a Aeronautics ActR.S., 1985, c. A-2, ss.6.41(5) and (6)

NATIONAL DEFENCE


— Motion for confirmation of adeclaration of emergency,explanation and report

Within seven sitting days after thedeclaration is issued whenParliement is sitting. If Parliament isnot then sitting, the House shall besummoned forthwith to sit withinseven days after the declaration isissued or, if the House is thendissolved, Parliament shall besummoned to sit at the earliestopportunity after the declaration isissued. In both last cases, themotion, explanation and report shallbe laid on the first sitting day afterthe House is summoned.

n/a Emergencies ActR.S., 1985, c. 22 (4thSupp.), ss. 58(1) to (4)

— Motion for confirmation of aproclamation amending adeclaration of emergency,explanation and report

Within seven sitting days after theproclamation is issued

n/a Emergencies ActR.S., 1985, c. 22 (4thSupp.), s. 60(2)

— Motion for confirmation of aproclamation continuing adeclaration of emergency,explanation and report

Within seven sitting days after theproclamation is issued


— Orders or regulations madeby Governor in Councilpursuant to the Act

Within two sitting days after theorder or regulation is made


— Report: independent reviewof the provisions mentionedin subsection 273.601(1) andof their operation

Within seven years after the day onwhich section 273.601 comes intoforce, and within every seven-yearperiod after the tabling of the report.However, if an Act of Parliamentamends the Act based on anindependent review, the next reportshall be tabled within seven yearsafter the day on which the amendingAct is assented to. Section 273.601came into force on June 1, 2014.

n/a National Defence ActR.S., 1985, c. N-5, ss.273.601(2) and (3)

— Report: inquiry into thecircumstances that led todeclaration of emergencyand the measures taken

Within 360 days after the expirationor revocation of the declaration ofemergency





— Valuation and assets reports:state of the Regular ForceDeath Benefit Account

In accordance with the PublicPensions Reporting Act (December31 in the year that is four years afterthe day on which subsection 71(2) ofthe Act comes into force and,thereafter, no more than three yearsapart). Subsection 71(2) came intoforce on October 5, 1992.

8560 395 Canadian ForcesSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. C-17, s. 71(1)

NATIONAL DEFENCE


Judge Advocate General


— Annual report: administrationof military justice in theCanadian Forces


8560 735 National Defence ActR.S., 1985, c. N-5, s. 9.3(3)

Military Grievances External Review Committee





— Annual report: activities ofthe Grievances Committeeand recommendations of theChairperson

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachyear)

8560 752 National Defence ActR.S., 1985, c. N-5, s.29.28(2)







Military Police Complaints Commission





— Annual report: activities ofthe Complaints Commissionand recommendations of theChairperson

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachyear)

8560 733 National Defence ActR.S., 1985, c. N-5, s. 250.17





NATIONAL DEFENCE




NATIONAL DEFENCE


NATIONAL REVENUE, Minister of

Canada Revenue Agency














— Regulations made byGovernor in Councilpursuant to subsection 5(1)of the Act

Within the first 15 days of the nextsession after the regulation is made

n/a Export ActR.S., 1985, c. E-18, s. 5(2)

— Summary of corporatebusiness plan

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister approves the summary(after the Treasury Board approvesthe plan)

8562 839 Canada Revenue AgencyAct1999, c. 17, s. 49(2)




NATIONAL REVENUE


NATURAL RESOURCES, Minister of

Association of Canada Lands Surveyors


— Annual report: informationrequired by the Minister


8560 799 Canada Lands SurveyorsAct1998, c. 14, s. 70(2)

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited















Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis submitted to the Minister (notlater than 90 days after theexpiration of each fiscal year)

8560 505 Canada-Newfoundlandand Labrador AtlanticAccord ImplementationAct1987, c. 3, s. 29(3)



NATURAL RESOURCES


Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is submitted to theMinister (not later than 90 days afterthe expiration of each fiscal year)

8560 586 Canada-Nova ScotiaOffshore PetroleumResources AccordImplementation Act1988, c. 28, s. 30(3)



Canadian Energy Regulator









— Annual report: Regulator'sactivities under the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is received (within120 days after the end of each fiscalyear)

n/a Canadian EnergyRegulator Act2019, c. 28, s. 10 "18"



— Order made by Governor inCouncil

Not specified n/a Canadian EnergyRegulator Act2019, c. 28, s. 10 "13(3)"

Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission





NATURAL RESOURCES




8560 771 Nuclear Safety andControl Act1997, c. 9, s. 72





— Directive of Governor inCouncil: general applicationon broad policy matters

After the order is issued 8560 994 Nuclear Safety andControl Act1997, c. 9, s. 19(3)



Commission (Canadian Energy Regulator)


— Annual report: Commission'sactivities under the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is received (within120 days after the end of each fiscalyear)

n/a Canadian EnergyRegulator Act2019, c. 28, s. 10 "36(1)"

Department







Note: To be included in the annualreport:(a) every three years, thecomparison referred to insubsection 36(2) of the Act and(b) within four years after the day onwhich section 37 of the Act comesinto force, the result of theapplication of that section, whichcame into force on September 21,2009.

8560 375 Energy Efficiency Act1992, c. 36, ss. 36 and 37


(see also Transport, Minister of)

As soon as possible after the end ofeach year

8560 998 Motor Vehicle FuelConsumption StandardsActR.S., 1985, c. M-9, s. 38

NATURAL RESOURCES



(see also Crown-IndigenousRelations and Northern Affairs,Minister of)

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day thereport is prepared (within 90 daysafter the end of each year)

8560 455 Canada PetroleumResources ActR.S., 1985, c. 36 (2ndSupp.), s. 109



— Annual report: operation ofthe Canadian OwnershipAccount

On any of the first 15 sitting days ofthe House after the report has beenprepared (within three months afterthe end of each fiscal year)

8560 449 Energy Administration ActR.S., 1985, c. E-6, s. 71(5)



— Annual report: revenues andexpenditures referred to insection 86 of the Act


n/a Energy Administration ActR.S., 1985, c. E-6, s. 86(5)

— Annual report: revenues,other than any amountreferred to in paragraph86(2)(a) of the Act, andexpenditures under Part I ofthat Act (Oil Export Charges)



— Annual report: wastemanagement organization'sactivities

Within the first 15 sitting days of theHouse after the Minister receives thereport (within three months after theend of each fiscal year)

8560 808 Nuclear Fuel Waste Act2002, c. 23, ss. 16(1) and19.1




— Directive issued by theGovernor in Council

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the directive is issued or, ifthe Minister is of the opinion that itspublishing would be detrimental toCanada's interests or those of otherparties, on any of the first 15 dayson which the House is sitting afterthe day on which the Minister isnotified that the directive has beenimplemented

n/a An Act to implementcertain provisions of thebudget tabled inParliament on March 4,2010 and other measures2010, c. 12, ss. 2143(1) and(2)



— Indemnity agreement with anoperator, covering any risksnot assumed by an approvedinsurer

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after theagreement is entered into

8560 1106 Nuclear Liability andCompensation Act2015, c. 4, s. 120 “31(4)”

NATURAL RESOURCES


— Motion for confirmation oforder made under section 15of the Act with reasons andreport on any consultationwith the lieutenant governorsin council of the provinces

Within seven sitting days after theorder is made when Parliament issitting. If Parliament is not thensitting, the House shall besummoned forthwith to sit withinseven days after the order is madeor, if the House is then dissolved,Parliament shall be summoned to sitat the earliest opportunity after theorder is made. In both last cases,the motion, explanation and reportshall be laid on the first sitting dayafter the House is summoned.

n/a Energy SuppliesEmergency ActR.S., 1985, c. E-9, ss. 46(1)to (4)

— Motion for confirmation oforder made under section 19,20, 22, 29 or 44 of the Actwith reasons and report onany consultation with thelieutenant governors incouncil of the provinces

Within seven sitting days after theorder is made


— Order by Governor in Councilmade under subsection 71(3)of the Act

Not later than the 15th sitting day ofParliament after the order is made


— Report: activities of a nuclearclaims Tribunal establishedunder subsection 41(1) of theAct

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (at theMinister's request)

n/a Nuclear Liability andCompensation Act2015, c. 4, s. 120 “54”

— Report: estimate of the costof the indemnification for thedamage arising from anuclear incident

Without delay after a declaration ismade under subsection 36(1) of theAct

n/a Nuclear Liability andCompensation Act2015, c. 4, s. 120 “38”

— Report: Minister's powers,duties and functions

As soon as practicable after thereport is prepared (on request bythe Governor in Council)

8560 461 Department of NaturalResources Act1994, c. 41, s. 7(2)

— Summary of each agreementmade under the Act

As soon as practicable after themaking of the agreement

n/a Hibernia DevelopmentProject Act1990, c. 41, s. 5




Energy Supplies Allocation Board







NATURAL RESOURCES


— Report referred to insubsection 14(2) of the Act

Upon making the report or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first 15 days next thatParliament is sitting


Northern Pipeline Agency








On or before December 31 nextfollowing the end of each fiscal yearor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days next thatit is sitting

8560 43 Northern Pipeline ActR.S., 1985, c. N-26, s. 14



— Directions to the Board orapprovals given by Governorin Council

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the direction orapproval is given

n/a Northern Pipeline ActR.S., 1985, c. N-26, s. 23



Petroleum Compensation Board







NATURAL RESOURCES


PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEESAccess to Information


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe Act, including astatement of any changes thecommittee wouldrecommend

Not specified (within one year afterthe day on which section 99.1comes into force and every fiveyears after the review isundertaken). Section 99.1 came intoforce on June 21, 2019.

n/a Access to Information ActR.S., 1985, c. A-1, s. 99.1

Accessibility


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act, together with astatement of any changesrecommended by thecommittee

Within six months, or any furthertime that is authorized by theSenate, the House or both Housesafter the day on which the review iscommenced (five years after the dayon which the first regulation is madeunder subsection 117(1), or as soonas feasible after that day)


Aeronautics


— Report of the Housecommittee responsible fortransport matters:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofsection 4.83 of the Act

Within three months after the dayon which the review is completed(within two years after the day onwhich subsection 4.83(4) comes intoforce and every five years thereafter,the review having to be completedwithin one year following itscommencement). Subsection 4.83(4)came into force on March 23, 2011.

n/a Aeronautics ActR.S., 1985, c. A-2, s. 4.83(4)

Assisted Human Reproduction


— House or Senate committeereport: findings on proposedregulations made byGovernor in Council

Before a regulation is made.

Note the use of the verb “may” insubsection 66(2) of the Act.

See below

— Tabling of January 31, 2007 8510 391 145

Assisted HumanReproduction Act2004, c. 2, s. 66(2)

PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES


Bankruptcy and Insolvency


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within one year after the review isundertaken or within such furthertime as the House of Commons mayauthorize (after the expiration ofthree years after section 92 comesinto force). Section 92 came intoforce on June 23, 1992.

n/a An Act to amend theBankruptcy Act and toamend the Income Tax Actin consequence thereof1992, c. 27, s. 92

— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofreport made pursuant tosubsection 285(1) of the Act

Within one year after the tabling ofthe report of the Minister of Industryor any further time authorized by theSenate, the House of Commons orboth Houses of Parliament (withinfive years after the coming intoforce of section 285). Section 285came into force on September 18,2009.

n/a Bankruptcy andInsolvency ActR.S., 1985, c. B-3, s. 285(2)

Canada Business Corporations


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe provisions andoperations of the CanadaBusiness Corporations Act

Within a reasonable period after thereview is undertaken (within fiveyears after the coming into force ofsection 136, and every 10 yearsthereafter). Section 136 came intoforce on November 24, 2001.

See below

— Report tabled on June 9, 2010 8510 403 73

An Act to amend theCanada BusinessCorporations Act and theCanada Cooperatives Actand to amend other Actsin consequence2001, c. 14, s. 136

— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe provisions under PartXIV.1 of the Canada BusinessCorporations Act

Within a reasonable time after areview is completed (on the fifthanniversary of the day on whichsection 24 of the Act comes intoforce). Section 24 came into force onMay 1, 2018.

n/a An Act to amend theCanada BusinessCorporations Act, theCanada Cooperatives Act,the Canada Not-for-profitAct and the CompetitionAct2018, c. 8, s. 107.1

Canada Elections and Income Tax


— House and Senatecommittees reports:comprehensive review of theamendments made by theAct and recommendationsconcerning thoseamendments

Within two years after the cominginto force of section 26. Section 26came into force on May 11, 2006.

n/a An Act to amend theCanada Elections Act andthe Income Tax Act2004, c. 24, s. 26



Canada National Marine Conservation Areas


— House and Senatecommittees reports:disapproval of proposedamendment to Schedule 1 or2 of the Act

Within 30 sitting days after theproposed amendment is tabled


Canada National Parks


— House and Senatecommittees reports:disapproval of proposedadditions to Schedule 4 ofthe Act

Within 30 sitting days after theproposed additions to Schedule 4are tabled.


n/a Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 34(2)

— House and Senatecommittees reports:disapproval of proposedamendment to Schedule 1 or2 of the Act

Within 30 sitting days after theproposed amendment is tabled

n/a Canada National Parks Act2000, c. 32, s. 7(2)

Canada Not-for-profit Corporations


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe report tabled by theMinister under subsection299(1) of the Act

Within one year after the tabling ofthe report by the Minister ofIndustry, or within any further timeauthorized by the Senate, the Houseof Commons or both Houses ofParliament (within 10 years after theday on which section 299 came intoforce). Section 299 came into forceon October 17, 2011.

n/a Canada Not-for-profitCorporations Act2009, c. 23, s. 299(2)

Canada Post Corporation


— House or joint committeereport: review of reportsubmitted pursuant tosubsection 21.2(2) of the Act

Within one year after the tabling ofthe report by the Minister ofTransport or any further timeauthorized by the House ofCommons or both Houses ofParliament

n/a Canada Post CorporationActR.S., 1985, c. C-10, s.21.2(3)



Centennial Flame Research Award


— House and Senatecommittees annual report:administration of the Act


8560 326 Centennial FlameResearch Award Act1991, c. 17, s. 7(1)

Companies’ Creditors Arrangement


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofreport made pursuant tosubsection 63(1) of the Act

Within one year after the tabling ofthe report of the Minister of Industryor any further time authorized by theSenate, the House of Commons orboth Houses of Parliament

n/a Companies’ CreditorsArrangement ActR.S., 1985, c. C-36, s. 63(2)

Conflict of Interest Code for Members of the House of Commons


— Standing Committee onProcedure and House Affairsreport: comprehensivereview of the provisions andoperation of the "Conflict ofInterest Code for Members ofthe House of Commons",including statement of anychanges the Committeerecommends

Within every five-year periodfollowing the precedingcomprehensive review

n/a Standing Orders of theHouse of CommonsAppendix 1, s. 33

— Standing Committee onProcedure and House Affairsreport: proposed forms andprocedural and interpretativeguidelines approved by theCommittee

After the proposed forms andguidelines are approved by theCommittee

n/a Standing Orders of theHouse of CommonsAppendix 1, s. 30(2)

Corrections and Conditional Release


— House committee report:comprehensive review of theoperation of sections 129 to132 of the Act

Within one year after the review isundertaken or within such furthertime as the House of Commons mayauthorize (three years after thecoming into force of sections 129 to132). Sections 129 to 132 came intoforce on January 24, 1996.

n/a Corrections andConditional Release Act1992, c. 20, s. 232(2)



Corrections and Conditional Release Act and Criminal Records Act


— House, Senate or jointcommitte report:comprehensive review of theprovisions enacted by theAct, including a statementsetting out any changes tothe provisions that thecommittee recommends

Within one year after the review isundertaken (at the start of the fifthyear after the day on which section40.1 comes into force). Section 40.1came into force on June 21, 2019.

n/a An Act to amend theCorrections andConditional Release Actand another Act2019, c. 27, s. 40.1(2)

Criminal Code (Attorney General of Canada v. Bedford)


— House committee report: acomprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act, including astatement of any changes thecommittee recommends

Within a year after a review isundertaken or within such furthertime as the House may authorize(within five years after section 45.1of the Act comes into force). Section45.1 came into force 30 days afterthe Act received royal assent onNovember 6, 2014.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code in responseto the Supreme Court ofCanada decision inAttorney General ofCanada v. Bedford and tomake consequentialamendments to other Acts2014, c. 25, s. 45.1

Criminal Code (medical assistance in dying)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe provisions of the Act,including a statement of anychanges recommended

At the start of the fifth year after theday on which the Act receives royalassent. The Act received royalassent on June 17, 2016.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code and tomake related amendmentsto other Acts (medicalassistance in dying)2016, c. 3, s. 10

Criminal Code (organized crime and law enforcement)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofsections 25.1 to 25.4 of theCriminal Code

Within three years after section 46.1comes into force. Section 46.1 cameinto force on January 7, 2002.

See below

— Interim report tabled onJune 22, 2006

8510 391 53

An Act to amend theCriminal Code (organizedcrime and lawenforcement) and to makeconsequentialamendments to other Acts2001, c. 32, s. 46.1



Criminal Code (production of records in sexual offence proceedings)



Within one year after the review isundertaken or within such furthertime as the House of Commons mayauthorize (on the expiration of threeyears after the coming into force ofthe Act). The Act came into force onMay 12, 1997.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code (productionof records in sexualoffence proceedings)1997, c. 30, s. 3.1(2)

Criminal Code (protection of children and other vulnerable persons)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theAct and its operation

Within six months after the review isundertaken or within any furthertime authorized by the Senate, theHouse of Commons or both Housesof Parliament, as the case may be(five years after section 27.1 comesinto force). Section 27.1 came intoforce on January 2, 2006.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code (protectionof children and othervulnerable persons) andthe Canada Evidence Act2005, c. 32, s. 27.1(2)

Criminal Code (section 83.3)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review ofsection 83.3 and of itsoperation, andrecommendation withrespect to extending itsoperation

No later than one year before thefifth anniversary of the day on whichthe National Security Act, 2017receives royal assent. That Actreceived royal assent on June 21,2019.

n/a Criminal CodeR.S., 1985, c. C-46, s.83.32(1.2)

Criminal code (sections 672.1 to 672.89)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: acomprehensive review of theoperation of sections 672.1 to672.89 of the Criminal Code,and a statement of anychanges recommended

Within a year after the review isundertaken or such further time asauthorized by the Senate, the Houseof Commons or both Houses ofParliament, as the case may be(within five years after sections 2 to20 of the Act come into force).Section 20.1 came into force onApril 11, 2014.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code and theNational Defence Act(mental disorder)2014, c. 6, s. 20.1



Emergencies


— Parliamentary ReviewCommittee report: exerciseof powers and performanceof duties and functionspursuant to a declaration ofemergency

At least once every 60 days whilethe declaration of emergency is ineffect and, in any case,

See below

(a) within three sitting days aftera motion for revocation of thedeclaration is filed undersubsection 59(1)

n/a

(b) within seven sitting days aftera proclamation continuing thedeclaration is issued and

n/a

(c) within seven sitting days afterthe expiration of thedeclaration or the revocationof the declaration by theGovernor in Council

n/a

Emergencies ActR.S., 1985, c. 22 (4thSupp.), s. 62(6)

Employment Equity


— House committee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within six months after thecompletion of the review (five yearsafter the coming into force of theAct, and at the end of every five-year period thereafter). The Actcame into force on October 24, 1996.

See below

— Report tabled on June 14,2002

8510 371 188

Employment Equity Act1995, c. 44, s. 44(2)

Environment


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theenvironmental and economicaspects of biofuel productionin Canada including astatement of anyrecommendations in respectof biofuel production inCanada

Within one year after a review isundertaken (within one year aftersubsection 140(6) of the Act comesinto force and every two yearsthereafter). Subsection 140(6) cameinto force on September 28, 2009.

Note the use of the conditionaltense in subsections 140(6) and (7)of the Act.

n/a Canadian EnvironmentalProtection Act, 19991999, c. 33, ss. 140(6) and(7)


Within one year after the review isundertaken or within such furthertime as the House of Commons, theSenate or both Houses, as the casemay be, may authorize (every fiveyears after the coming into force ofthe Act).

See below

— Report tabled on May 2, 2007 8510 391 229

Canadian EnvironmentalProtection Act, 19991999, c. 33, s. 343(2)



Firearms


— House and Senatecommittees reports: findingson proposed regulationsmade by Governor in Council

Before a regulation is made See below

— Report tabled on February 21,1997

8510 352 79

— Report tabled onDecember 10, 1997

8510 361 30


8510 411 121

Firearms Act1995, c. 39, s. 118(3)

Freezing of Assets


— House and Senatecommittees reports:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act and of the SpecialEconomic Measures Act andrecommendations

Within a year after the review isundertaken or within such furthertime as the Senate or the House ofCommons may authorize (withinfive years after section 20 comesinto force). Section 20 came intoforce on March 23, 2011.

n/a Freezing Assets of CorruptForeign Officials Act2011, c. 10, s. 20(2)

Health



Within one year after the review isundertaken (within five years afterthe coming into force of section 9).Section 9 came into force onNovember 6, 2012.

n/a Controlled Drugs andSubstances Act1996, c. 19, s. 9(2)

— Report of StandingCommittee on Health orappropriate committee:review proposed regulationunder paragraphs 37(1)(a),(b) or (c) of the Act

Before regulation may be made bythe Governor in Council.

Note the use of the verb "may" insubsection 38(3) of the Act.


Judicial Compensation and Benefits Commission


— Report of House committeedesignated or established toconsider matters relating tojustice: inquiries or publichearings in respect of aCommission's report

Not later than 90 sitting days afterthe Commission's report is referredto the committee

n/a Judges ActR.S., 1985, c. J-1, s. 26(6.2)



Lobbying



Within a year after the review isundertaken or within any furtherperiod that the Senate, House ofCommons or both Houses ofParliament, as the case may be, mayauthorize (every five years aftersection 14.1 comes into force).Section 14.1 came into force onJune 20, 2005.

See below


Lobbying ActR.S., 1985, c. 44 (4thSupp.), s. 14.1

National Defence (court martial)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act, including astatement of any changes thecommittee recommends

Within one year after the review isundertaken or within any longerperiod that the Senate or the Houseof Commons or both Houses ofParliament may authorize (withintwo years after the day on which theAct receives royal assent). The Actreceived royal assent on June 18,2008.

n/a An Act to amend theNational Defence Act(court martial) and tomake a consequentialamendment to anotherAct2008, c. 29, s. 28

National Defence (sections 197 to 233)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: acomprehensive review of theoperation of sections 197 to233 of the National DefenceAct, and a statement of anychanges recommended

Within a year or such further time asauthorized by the Senate, the Houseof Commons or both Houses ofParliament, as the case may be,after the review is undertaken(within five years after sections 21 to31 of the Act come into force).Sections 21 to 31 come into force ona day or days to be fixed by order ofthe Governor in Council.

n/a An Act to amend theCriminal Code and theNational Defence Act(mental disorder)2014, c. 6, s. 31.1(not in force)

National Security


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act, including astatement of any changesthat the committeerecommends

Within one year after the review isundertaken or within any furtherperiod that the Senate, the House orboth Houses authorizes (during thefourth year after section 168 comesinto force). Section 168 came intoforce on June 21, 2019.

n/a National Security Act,20172019, c. 13, s. 168(2)



Oil Tanker Moratorium


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe provisions and operationof the Act, including a reviewof its impact on theenvironment, on social andeconomic conditions and onthe Indigenous peoples ofCanada

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (during the fifth yearafter the day on which section 32comes into force). Section 32 cameinto force on June 21, 2019.

n/a Oil Tanker Moratorium Act2019, c. 26, s. 32(2)

Pay Equity


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act and Part II.1 of theParliamentary Employmentand Staff Relations Act

Within six months, or any furthertime authorized by the Senate, theHouse or both Houses, after the dayon which the review is completed(ten years after the day on whichsubsection 184(1) comes into force,or as soon as feasible after that day,and every five years after that).Subsection 184(1) comes into forceon a day to be fixed by order of theGovernor in Council.

n/a Pay Equity Act2018, c. 27, s. 416 "184(2)"(not in force)

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents


— House or joint committeereport: review of theprovisions and operation ofPart 1 of the Act (Protectionof Personal Information inthe Private Sector)

Within a year after the review isundertaken or within any furtherperiod that the House may authorize(every five years after Part 1 comesinto force). Part 1 came into force onJanuary 1, 2001.

See below


Personal InformationProtection and ElectronicDocuments Act2000, c. 5, s. 29(2)

Pest Control Products



Within one year after the review isundertaken or within such furthertime as the House of Commons, theSenate or both Houses, as the casemay be, may authorize (every sevenyears after the day on which section1 comes into force). Section 1 cameinto force on June 28, 2006.

See below

— Report tabled on April 28, 2015 8510 412 215

Pest Control Products Act2002, c. 28, s. 80.1(2)



Referendum


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe Act

On the expiration of three yearsafter the coming into force of theAct. The Act came into force onJune 23, 1992.

n/a Referendum Act1992, c. 30, s. 40(2)

Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park


— House committee report:approval or disapproval ofproposed change to parkboundaries

Before making an order to reducethe area of a park or of any zone of apark

n/a Saguenay-St. LawrenceMarine Park Act1997, c. 37, s. 7(2)

Service fees


— Report of designatedcommittee: review ofmaterials tabled undersection 14 of the Act andrecommendations withrespect to the fee proposal

After the materials mentioned in s.14 of the Act have been tabled in theHouse.

Note the use of the verb “may” in s.15(2) of the Act.

n/a Service Fees Act2017, c. 20, s. 451 “15”

Species at Risk


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe Act

Five years after section 129 comesinto force. Section 129 came intoforce on June 5, 2003.

n/a Species at Risk Act2002, c. 29, s. 129

Standing Joint Committee for the Scrutiny of Regulations


— Report: resolution that all orany portion of a regulationthat stands permanentlyreferred to the committee berevoked


— Subsection 38(2) of theOntario Fisheries Regulations,1989, as enacted by SOR/89-93

8510 381 122

— Subsection 36(2) of theOntario Fisheries Regulations,1989, as enacted by SOR/89-93

8510 391 153

Statutory Instruments ActR.S., 1985, c. S-22, s. 19.1



Statistics


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofsubsection 18.1(2) of theStatistics Act

No later than two years before thetaking of the third census ofpopulation under section 19 of theStatistics Act after June 29, 2005

n/a An Act to amend theStatistics Act2005, c. 31, s. 2

Sustainable Development


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act, including astatement of any changes toit or its administration thatthe committee wouldrecommend

Within one year after the review isundertaken or within any furthertime that the House, the Senate orboth Houses may authorize (everyfive years after the day on whichsection 13.1 comes into force, assoon as feasible). Section 13.1comes into force on a day to befixed by order of the Governor inCouncil.

n/a Federal SustainableDevelopment Act2008, c. 33, s. 13.1(2)(not in force)

Transport


— Report of StandingCommittee on Transport,Infrastructure andCommunities or appropriatecommittee: review ofregulations made under theAct

On the Committee's own initiativeor on receiving a written complaintregarding a specific safety concern.

Note the use of the verb “may” insubsection 47.3(1) of the Act.

n/a Railway Safety ActR.S., 1985, c. 32 (4thSupp.), s. 47.3(1)

Transportation of Dangerous Goods


— Report of StandingCommittee on Transport,Infrastructure andCommunities or appropriatecommittee: review of anyregulations made under theAct

On the Committee's own initiativeor on receiving a written complaintregarding a specific safety concern.


n/a Transportation ofDangerous Goods Act,19921992, c. 34, s. 30(3)



Victims of Corrupt Foreign Officials


— House and Senatecommittees report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act and of the SpecialEconomic Measures Act

Within a year after the review isundertaken or within any furthertime that may be authorized by theSenate or the House of Commons(within five years after section 16 ofthe Act comes into force). Section 16came into force on October 18, 2017.

n/a Justice for Victims ofCorrupt Foreign OfficialsAct (Sergei MagnitskyLaw)2017, c. 21, s. 16(2)

— Report: review concerningthe foreign nationals who arethe subject of an order orregulation made under theAct and recommendations asto whether those foreignnationals should remain thesubject of that order orregulation

At any time n/a Justice for Victims ofCorrupt Foreign OfficialsAct (Sergei MagnitskyLaw)2017, c. 21, s. 16(3)

Wrecked, Abandoned or Hazardous Vessels


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe provisions and operationof the Act, including astatement of any changes thecommittee recommends

As soon as possible after the fifthanniversary of the day on whichsection 4 comes into force. Section 4came into force on July 30, 2019.

n/a Wrecked, Abandoned orHazardous Vessels Act2019, c. 1, s. 153



PRIME MINISTERAppropriate Minister


— Special report: matter relatedto the mandate of theNational Security andIntelligence Review Agency

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after a report issubmitted by the Review Agency

n/a National Security andIntelligence ReviewAgency Act2019, c. 13, s. 2 "40"

Federal-Provincial Relations Office







Governor in Council


— Proposed order in Councilauthorizing the issuance of aproclamation under section 2or 4 of the Act

Before the order is made n/a Ministries and Ministers ofState ActR.S., 1985, c. M-8, s. 6(1)

Head of the Public Service


— Annual report: state of thepublic service

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the PrimeMinister receives the report (in eachfiscal year)

8560 376 Public ServiceEmployment Act2003, c. 22, ss. 12 “127”and 13

Intelligence Commissioner





PRIME MINISTER


— Annual report:Commissioner's activitiesduring the previous calendaryear, including statisticsmentioned in subsection22(2) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after a report issubmitted

n/a Intelligence CommissionerAct2019, c. 13, s. 50 "22(3)"







National Security and Intelligence Review Agency


— Annual report: activities ofthe Review Agency duringthe previous calendar yearand findings andrecommendations it madeduring the calendar year inquestion

Note: The first report mustinclude information for theperiod referred to insubsection 12(2) of theNational Security Act, 2017.

On any of the first 15 days on whichthat House is sitting after a report issubmitted

n/a National Security andIntelligence ReviewAgency Act2019, c. 13, s. 2 "38(2)"

National Security and Intelligence Review Agency Secretariat






PRIME MINISTER


Office of the Governor General's Secretary






Prime Minister






Privy Council Office











PRIME MINISTER


PUBLIC SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, Minister of

Canada Border Services Agency







— Annual report: operationsand performance of theAgency

As soon as possible after the end ofeach fiscal year but no later than theend of the calendar year in whichthat fiscal year ends

Note: Subsection 15.1(2) of the Actstates that the obligation ofsubsection 15.1(1) may be satisfiedby the tabling of any reports of theoperations and performance of theAgency required by the TreasuryBoard that contain the informationrequired by subsection 15.1(1).

n/a Canada Border ServicesAgency Act2005, c. 38, s. 15.1(1)








Canadian Security Intelligence Service





— Annual report: activities ofthe Service during thepreceding calendar year

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachcalendar year)

n/a Canadian SecurityIntelligence Service ActR.S., 1985, c. C-23, s. 20.2



PUBLIC SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS






Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police





— Annual report: activities ofthe Commission and itsrecommendations

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister receives thereport (within three months after theend of each fiscal year)

8560 550 Royal Canadian MountedPolice ActR.S., 1985, c. R-10, s. 45.52







Commissioner of Firearms



On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (as soonas possible after the end of eachcalendar year)

8560 144 Firearms Act1995, c. 39, s. 93(2)

— Report that the Minister mayrequest in writing:administration of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (as soonas possible after a request in writingfrom the Minister)

n/a Firearms Act1995, c. 39, s. 93(2)



Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police


— Annual report: operation ofthe Witness ProtectionProgram

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (notlater than June 30)

8560 7 Witness ProtectionProgram Act1996, c. 15, s. 16(2)

— Annual report: operations ofthe national DNA data bank


8560 777 DNA Identification Act1998, c. 37, s. 13.1(2)

Correctional Investigator of Canada


— Annual report: access toinformation (Office of theCorrectional Investigator ofCanada)



— Annual report: activities ofthe office of the CorrectionalInvestigator

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 72 Corrections andConditional Release Act1992, c. 20, s. 192



— Annual report: privacy (Officeof the CorrectionalInvestigator of Canada)





— Special report: urgent orimportant matters

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day theMinister receives the report (at anytime)

8560 1107 Corrections andConditional Release Act1992, c. 20, s. 193

Correctional Service of Canada













Department






Annually 8560 231 Royal Canadian MountedPolice Superannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. R-11, s. 31

— Annual report: annualexamination of the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police(Dependants) Pension Fundby the Auditor General with astatement of the Fund and ofthe transactions thereunderfor the year

Not specified 8560 232 Royal Canadian MountedPolice PensionContinuation ActR.S., 1970, c. R-10, s. 55(4)



— Annual report: operation ofsection 83.3 of the Act for theprevious year, includingopinion of the Minister,supported by reasons, as towhether the operation of thatsection should be extended(see section 83.31 of the Act)

(see also Justice and AttorneyGeneral of Canada, Minister of )

Note: Section 83.3 ceases tohave effect at the end of thefifth anniversary of the day onwhich the National SecurityAct, 2017 receives royal assentunless the operation of thatsection is extended byresolution passed by bothHouses of Parliament. The Actreceived royal assent on June21, 2019.

Annually 8560 819 Criminal CodeR.S., 1985, c. C-46, s.83.31(3)



— Annual report: preparedunder subsection 195(1)

Upon completion of the report or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first 15 days next thatParliament is sitting (as soon aspossible after the end of each year)

8560 510 Criminal CodeR.S., 1985, c. C-46, s.195(4)



— Copy of every arrangementmade under subsections20(1) and (2) of the Act

Within 15 days after thearrangement is made or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first 15 days next that theHouse is sitting

8560 475 Royal Canadian MountedPolice ActR.S., 1985, c. R-10, s. 20(5)






— Proposed regulations madepursuant to sections 17, 32,53, 61, 87.2, 102, 116, 150 and150.1 of the Act

(see also Citizenship andImmigration, Minister of)


— Proposed regulationamending the Immigrationand Refugee ProtectionRegulations

8560 790

Immigration and RefugeeProtection Act2001, c. 27, s. 5(2)

— Proposed regulations On the same day that the proposedregulation is laid before the Senate

8560 492 Firearms Act1995, c. 39, ss. 118(1) and(2)

— Report: independent reviewof the Act and itsadministration and operation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reviewis completed (five years after the Actcomes into force). The Act cameinto force on August 15, 2019.

n/a Preclearance Control Act,20162017, c. 27, s. 62.1

— Statement of reasons whyproposed firearmsregulations not laid beforethe House when Ministerforms an opinion describedin subsection 119(2) or (3) ofthe Act

Not specified 8560 779 Firearms Act1995, c. 39, s. 119(4)




National Security and Intelligence Review Agency


— Annual report: activities ofthe person appointed undersubsection 19.1(1) of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day theMinister receives the report (notlater than September 30)

n/a Citizenship ActR.S., 1985, c. C-29, s. 19.3



— Annual report: disclosure ofinformation under theSecurity of CanadaInformation Disclosure Actduring the previous calendaryear

On any of the first 15 days on whichthat House is sitting after a report issubmitted

n/a National Security andIntelligence ReviewAgency Act2019, c. 13, s. 2 "39(2)"

National Security and Intelligence Review Agency Secretariat







Parole Board of Canada







— Annual report: informationrequired under subsection11(1) of the Act.

Note: For 2020, see alsosubsection 8(4) of An Act toprovide no-cost, expeditedrecord suspensions for simplepossession of cannabis.


8560 1066 Criminal Records ActR.S., 1985, c. C-47, s. 11(2)







Royal Canadian Mounted Police











Royal Canadian Mounted Police External Review Committee





— Annual report: activities ofthe Committee andinformation respecting itsperformance in relation tothe service standardsestablished under section28.1 of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day theMinister receives the report (withinthree months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 509 Royal Canadian MountedPolice ActR.S., 1985, c. R-10, s. 30









PUBLIC WORKS AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES, Minister of

Canada Lands Company CLC Limited







Canada Lands Company Limited















Canada Post Corporation








PUBLIC WORKS AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES







— Estimate of any increasedcosts or losses as result ofcomplying with directivegiven by Minister undersubsection 22(1) of the Act orsection 89 of the FinancialAdministration Act

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the day thedirective was given

8560 931 Canada Post CorporationActR.S., 1985, c. C-10, s. 22(5)



Canadian Government Specifications Board







Defence Construction (1951) Limited






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thedirective is given (within threemonths after the end of eachfinancial year at the latest)











Department














— Report: review of thedefinition "library material"and of the operation ofparagraph 19(1)(g.1) of theAct

Within one year after the review isundertaken (five years after the Actcomes into force and every 10 yearsthereafter). Chapter 10 of theStatutes of Canada, 2013, came intoforce on June 19, 2013.

n/a Canada Post CorporationActR.S., 1985, c. C-10, s.21.2(2)




Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board


— Annual report: activities ofthe Board for the precedingfiscal year (other than itsactivities under theParliamentary Employmentand Staff Relations Act)

Within the first 15 days on which theHouse is sitting after the Ministerreceives the report (as soon asfeasible after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 1095 Federal Public SectorLabour Relations andEmployment Board Act2013, c. 40, s. 365 “42”

— Annual report: administrationof Part I (Staff Relations) ofthe Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reporthas been prepared (as soon aspossible after the end of each year)

8560 515 ParliamentaryEmployment and StaffRelations ActR.S., 1985, c. 33 (2ndSupp.), s. 84

— Order directing compliance,report of circumstances andrelevant documents

Within 15 days after the expirationof the period specified in the orderfor compliance (when order is notcomplied with within that period)

n/a ParliamentaryEmployment and StaffRelations ActR.S., 1985, c. 33 (2ndSupp.), s. 14



— Order or decision made ordirection issued by the Boardunder Part II of the CanadaLabour Code (OccupationalHealth and Safety)

(see also Labour, Minister of)

Within a reasonable time afterreceiving a request (at the requestof the Minister of Labour or anyperson affected by an order ordecision made or a direction issued)


— Report: reasons for themaking of order deferring astrike by the Governor inCouncil


n/a Federal Public SectorLabour Relations Act2003, c. 22, s. 2 “197(2)”

National Capital Commission















Old Port of Montreal Corporation Inc.

















Parc Downsview Park Inc.















Procurement Ombudsman


— Annual report: activities ofthe ProcurementOmbudsman


8560 1021 Department of PublicWorks and GovernmentServices Act1996, c. 16, s. 22.3

Public Service Commission









QUEEN’S PRIVY COUNCIL FOR CANADA, President of the

Canadian Transportation Accident Investigation and Safety Board





— Annual report: activities,findings andrecommendations of theBoard


8560 499 Canadian TransportationAccident Investigation andSafety Board Act1989, c. 3, s. 13(3)







Chief Electoral Officer











— Forms established for thepurposes of paragraph432(1)(a) or 437(1)(a) of theAct

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the form ismade

8560 844 Canada Elections Act2000, c. 9, s. 552

QUEEN’S PRIVY COUNCIL FOR CANADA


— Regulation that the ChiefElectoral Officer proposes tomake under section 7 of theAct

At least seven days before the dayon which the regulation is to bemade

8560 775 Referendum Act1992, c. 30, s. 7(6)

— Report on one or more by-elections

Without delay after receiving thereport (within 90 days after the endof the year)

8560 4 Canada Elections Act2000, c. 9, ss. 534(2) and536

— Report: division of theprovince into electoraldistricts, the descriptions andboundaries of the districtsand the population and nameto be given to each district,such reports beingcompleted by each of the 10electoral boundariescommissions

Forthwith on receipt by the Speakerof the House of a report transmittedby the Chief Electoral Officer ifParliament is then sitting or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first five days next thatParliament is sitting. Eachcommission has to submit its reportto the Chief Electoral Officer notlater than 10 months after thechairman of each commissionreceives a copy of the returnreferred to in paragraph 13(2)(a) ofthe Act.

8560 459 Electoral BoundariesReadjustment ActR.S., 1985, c. E-3, ss. 20(1),21(1) and 23(2)

— Report: general election Without delay after receiving thereport (within 90 days after the dateprovided for in paragraph 57(2)(c) ofthe Act)

8560 4 Canada Elections Act2000, c. 9, ss. 534(1) and536

— Report: qualifications andprocess for the appointmentof returning officers, orprocedure for their removal,or significant modification tothose qualifications, thatprocess or that procedure

Without delay after receiving thereport (whenever)

8560 928 Canada Elections Act2000, c. 9, s. 535.2 and 536

— Report: requirement for asignature

Without delay after receiving thereport (without delay after the ChiefElectoral Officer exercises his or herauthority under section 18.3 of theAct)

8560 1088 Canada Elections Act2000, c. 9, s. 535.3 and 536

Electoral Boundaries Commissions


— Report: readjustment of therepresentation of provincesin the House

On the completion of each decennialcensus

n/a Electoral BoundariesReadjustment ActR.S., 1985, c. E-3, s. 3(2)

Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board


— Annual report: activities ofthe Board under Part II.1 ofthe Act (Pay Equity) andunder the Pay Equity Act, asit applies with respect to anemployer

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister receives thereport (as soon as possible after theend of each year)

n/a ParliamentaryEmployment and StaffRelations ActR.S., 1985, c. 33 (2ndSupp.), s. 86.91(not in force)



Governor in Council


— Tariff and amendment: fees,costs, allowances andexpenses to be paid andallowed to returning officersand other persons employedat or in relation to elections

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the makingof the tariff or amendment

8560 466 Canada Elections Act2000, c. 9, s. 542(3)

Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated, The















Leaders' Debates Commission








Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages






President






Public Service Commission




— Annual report: matters underthe Public ServiceCommission's jurisdiction

Within the first 15 days on which theHouse is sitting after the ministerreceives the report (as soon aspossible after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 908 Public ServiceEmployment Act2003, c. 22, ss. 12 “23(2)”and 13



— Special report: urgent orimportant matter

At any time 8560 908 Public ServiceEmployment Act2003, c. 22, ss. 12 “23(3)”and 13



SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONSAccessibility Commissioner


— Notice of default receivedunder paragraph 143(2)(h) ofthe Act and order receivedunder section 145

Within a reasonable time afterreceiving the notice of default ororder

n/a Accessible Canada Act2019, c. 10, s. 146

Auditor General of Canada


— Additional reports Forthwith after receipt of the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the Speakerreceives it (on the expiration of 30days after the notice is sentpursuant to subsection 7(4) or anylonger period specified in thenotice)

8560 64 Auditor General ActR.S., 1985, c. A-17, s. 7(5)






— Annual report Forthwith after receipt of the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days that it issitting after the Speaker receives it(on or before December 31 in theyear to which the report relates)


— Report: audit of the designand the implementation ofthe directive referred to insubsection 10.1(2) of the Act

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (at least once everyfive years)

8560 873 Export Development ActR.S., 1985, c. E-20, s. 21(2)

— Report: findings on audit ofMarine War Risks InsuranceAccount

Within three months after thecompletion of each audit or, ifParliament is not then in session,within 30 days after thecommencement of the next ensuingsession

n/a Marine War Risks ActR.S., 1970, c. W-3, s. 7(2)

— Special report: annualestimates required

Forthwith after receipt of the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on the first day next that the Houseis sitting

n/a Auditor General ActR.S., 1985, c. A-17, ss. 8(2)and 19(2)

— Special report: matter ofpressing importance orurgency

Forthwith after receipt of the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on the first day next that the Houseis sitting

See below Auditor General ActR.S., 1985, c. A-17, ss. 8(1)and (2)

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS


— Office of the PrivacyCommissioner of Canada

8560 826

— Public Sector IntegrityCommissioner of Canada

8560 826

Board of Internal Economy of the House of Commons


— Appointment to the Board The Speaker shall inform the Houseon any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theappointment is made

Done verbally Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s. 50(4)

— By-laws made under section52.5 of the Act

On any of the first 30 days after themaking of the by-laws or, when theHouse is not then sitting, the by-laws shall be deposited with theClerk of the House

8527 XX Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, ss.52.5(2) and (3)

— Report: record of Board'sdecisions relating to budgetsor supplementary budgetspresented pursuant tosubsections 121(1) and (2) ofthe Standing Orders

As soon as the Board has reached adecision

n/a Standing Orders of theHouse of Commonss. 148(2)

— Reports: proceedings forpreceding session

Within 10 days after the opening ofeach session

n/a Standing Orders of theHouse of Commonss. 148(1)

Canadian Human Rights Commission


— Annual report: Commission'sactivities under Parts II(Canadian Human RightsCommission) and III(Discriminatory Practices andGeneral Provisions) of theAct. This annual report alsoincludes the report andassessment referred to insection 32 of theEmployment Equity Act.

Within three months after December31 in each year

8560 123 Canadian Human RightsActR.S., 1985, c. H-6, ss. 61(1)and (4)

— Special report: matter ofurgency or importance

At any time 8560 123 Canadian Human RightsActR.S., 1985, c. H-6, ss. 61(2)and (4)

Canadian Human Rights Tribunal


— Annual report: activities ofthe Tribunal under the Actand under the AccessibleCanada Act

Within three months after December31 in each year

8560 661 Canadian Human RightsActR.S., 1985, c. H-6, ss. 61(3)and (4)



Chief Electoral Officer


— Report: any amendments thatare desirable for the betteradministration of the Actand, separately, anyamendments set out in theCommissioner's report undersection 537.2 of the Act

Without delay after receiving thereport (as soon as possible after ageneral election)

8560 4 Canada Elections Act2000, c. 9, ss. 535 and 536

Commissioner of Lobbying






Forthwith after receiving the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theSpeaker receives it (within threemonths after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 1017 Lobbying ActR.S., 1985, c. 44 (4thSupp.), s. 11



— Investigation report Forthwith after receiving the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theSpeaker receives it

8560 932 Lobbying ActR.S., 1985, c. 44 (4thSupp.), s. 10.5


Forthwith after receiving the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theSpeaker receives it (at any time)

n/a Lobbying ActR.S., 1985, c. 44 (4thSupp.), s. 11.1

Commissioner of Official Languages





— Annual report: activities ofthe office

Within such time as is reasonablypracticable after the end of eachyear

8560 301 Official Languages ActR.S., 1985, c. 31 (4thSupp.), s. 66 and s. 69(1)





— Report stating thatappropriate actionrecommended undersubsection 63(3) of the Acthas not been taken

If, within a reasonable time after acopy of the report is transmitted tothe Governor in Council, adequateand appropriate action has not, inthe opinion of the Commissioner,been taken

8560 1105 Official Languages ActR.S., 1985, c. 31 (4thSupp.), ss. 65(3) and 69(1)


At any time 8560 1098 Official Languages ActR.S., 1985, c. 31 (4thSupp.), ss. 67(1) and 69(1)

Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development


— Annual report: anything inrelation to environmentaland other aspects ofsustainable development

On any of the next 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theSpeaker receives the report


Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner


— Annual report: activitiesunder section 86 of the Act

After the report is submitted to theSpeaker (within three months afterthe end of each fiscal year)

8560 1004 Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, par. 90(1)(a)

— Annual report: activitiesunder section 87 of the Act

After the report is submitted to theSpeaker (within three months afterthe end of each fiscal year)

8560 1002 Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, par. 90(1)(b)

Deputy Minister of Labour


— Direction issued undersection 88.3 or paragraph88.4(b) of the Canada LabourCode

Not specified n/a ParliamentaryEmployment and StaffRelations ActR.S., 1985, c. 33 (2ndSupp.), s. 88.01(2)

Geographical Society of Quebec


— Annual report: generalstatement of the affairs of thecorporation

Within the first 20 days of everySession of Parliament

n/a An Act to incorporate theGeographical Society ofQuebec1879, c. 77, s. 9



Information Commissioner






Within three months after thetermination of each financial year

8560 734 Access to Information ActR.S., 1985, c. A-1, s. 38 ands. 40(1)




At any time 8560 734 Access to Information ActR.S., 1985, c. A-1, ss. 39(1)and 40(1)

Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner


— Report: inquiry under section27 of the "Conflict of InterestCode for Members of theHouse of Commons"

When the House next sits after theSpeaker receives the report(forthwith following the inquiry)

8527 XX Standing Orders of theHouse of CommonsAppendix I, s. 28(1)

Officially Recognized Interparliamentary Delegation


— Report: activities of anofficially recognizedinterparliamentarydelegation

Within 20 sitting days of the returnto Canada of an officially recognizedinterparliamentary delegationcomposed, in any part, of Membersof the House

8565 75 Standing Orders of theHouse of Commonss. 34(1)

Parliamentary Budget Officer


— Annual report: activities ofthe Officer under sections79.2 and 79.21 of the Act forthe fiscal year

After submitting the report to theSpeaker of the House (within threemonths after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 1226 Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s. 79.22

— Annual work plan After the annual work plan has beenprovided to the Speaker of theHouse of Commons (before eachfiscal year)

8560 1141 Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s.79.13(3)

— Reports prepared underparagraph 79.2(1)(a) or (b) ofthe Act

Not specified (during periods whenParliament is not dissolved)

8560 1119 Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s. 79.2(2)



Pay Equity Commissioner



Within three months after the end ofeach fiscal year


— Document received underparagraph 86.8(1)(a) orsubsection 86.8(2) of the Act

Within a reasonable time afterreceiving the document

n/a ParliamentaryEmployment and StaffRelations ActR.S., 1985, c. 33 (2ndSupp.), s. 86.9(not in force)

— Report: issues arising fromthe administration andenforcement of the Act or inrespect of systemic oremerging pay equity issues

As soon as feasible, but in any casewithin three months after the end ofthe fiscal year in which the report isprepared (on the Commissioner'sown initiative or if requested to doso by the Minister)


Privacy Commissioner






Within three months after thetermination of each financial year

8560 626 Privacy ActR.S., 1985, c. P-21, s. 38and s. 40(1)

— Annual report: application ofPart 1 of the Act (Protectionof Personal Information inthe Private Sector)

Within three months after the end ofeach financial year

8560 626 Personal InformationProtection and ElectronicDocuments Act2000, c. 5, s. 25(1)



— Report: review of measurestaken by the FinancialTransactions and ReportsAnalysis Centre of Canada toprotect information itreceives or collects under theAct

Without delay after the Speakerreceives the report or, if the House isnot then sitting, on any of the first15 days on which it is sitting (everytwo years beginning on the day onwhich section 72 comes into force).Section 72 came into force onDecember 14, 2006.

8560 1027 Proceeds of Crime (MoneyLaundering) and TerroristFinancing Act2000, c. 17, s. 72


At any time 8560 997 Privacy ActR.S., 1985, c. P-21, ss. 39(1)and 40(1)



Public Sector Integrity Commissioner





— Annual report: activities ofthe Commissioner

Forthwith after receiving the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theSpeaker receives it (within threemonths after the end of eachfinancial year)

8560 1000 Public Servants DisclosureProtection Act2005, c. 46, s. 38(1) and(3.3)



— Case report Forthwith after receiving the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theSpeaker receives it (within 60 daysafter a report is made to the chiefexecutive)

8560 1060 Public Servants DisclosureProtection Act2005, c. 46, ss. 38(3.1) and(3.3)


Forthwith after receiving the reportor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theSpeaker receives it (at any time)

n/a Public Servants DisclosureProtection Act2005, c. 46, ss. 38(3) and(3.3)

Royal Society of Canada


— Annual report: generalstatement of the affairs of theSociety

Within the first 20 days of everySession of Parliament

8560 233 An Act to incorporate theRoyal Society of Canada1883, c. 46, s. 6



STATE, Ministers of

MINISTRIES OF STATE


— Annual report: operations ofthe ministry

On or before the 31st day of Januarynext following the end of each fiscalyear or, if Parliament is not thensitting, or any of the first five daysnext that the House is sitting

n/a Ministries and Ministers ofState ActR.S., 1985, c. M-8, s. 10

Shared Services Canada











MINISTRIES OF STATE


TRANSPORT, Minister of

2875039 Canada Limited







2875047 Canada Limited







3906949 Canada Inc.







Atlantic Pilotage Authority








TRANSPORT









Belledune Port Authority







Canadian Air Transport Security Authority















TRANSPORT


Canadian Transportation Agency





— Annual report: activities ofthe Agency

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (beforethe end of July)

8560 282 Canada Transportation Act1996, c. 10, s. 42(3)

— Annual report: brief overviewof the state of transportationin Canada, the report beingexpanded every five years toa comprehensive review ofthat state of transportation

Before the end of May 8560 79 Canada Transportation Act1996, c. 10, s. 52





— Direction issued undersection 43 of the Act

Not specified n/a Canada Transportation Act1996, c. 10, ss. 43 and 44



— Order made by the Governorin Council under section 47of the Act

Within seven sitting days after theorder is made

8560 562 Canada Transportation Act1996, c. 10, s. 47(4)

— Report: comprehensivereview of the Act and anyother Act pertaining to theeconomic regulation of amode of transportation or totransportation activities

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (within18 months after the appointment ofone or more persons to carry outthe review, which appointment shallnot be later than eight years aftersubsection 53(1) comes into force).Subsection 53(1) came into force onJune 22, 2007.

n/a Canada Transportation Act1996, c. 10, s. 53(6)

Department





TRANSPORT


— Annual report: activities ofthe Administrator of the Fundfor Railway AccidentsInvolving Designated Goods

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (as soonas feasible, but in any case withinthree months after the end of eachfiscal year)

8560 1109 Canada Transportation Act1996, c. 10, s. 155.93


(see also Natural Resources,Minister of)

As soon as possible after the end ofeach year

8560 998 Motor Vehicle FuelConsumption StandardsActR.S., 1985, c. M-9, s. 38

— Annual report: availablestatistical information andprogress report on theimplementation of rules andstandards

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister completes the report

8560 571 Motor Vehicle TransportActR.S., 1985, c. 29 (3rdSupp.), s. 25(1)





— Copies of reinsuranceagreements

Within 30 days after the agreementshave been made or, if Parliament isnot then in session, within 30 daysafter the commencement of the nextensuing session

n/a Marine War Risks ActR.S., 1970, c. W-3, s. 8




— Directive issued by theGovernor in Council

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the directive is issued or, ifsubsection 207(2) of the Act applies,on any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister is notified thatthe directive has been implemented

n/a An Act to implementcertain provisions of thebudget tabled inParliament on March 21,2013 and other measures2013, c. 33, ss. 207(1) and(2)



— Interim order of DeputyMinister under subsection27.6(2) of the Act

Within 15 days after the day onwhich the interim order is madeand, if the House is not then sitting,the interim order may be sent to theClerk of the House

n/a Transportation ofDangerous Goods Act,19921992, c. 34, s. 27.6

— Interim order of Ministerunder subsection 27.6(1) ofthe Act

Within 15 days after the day onwhich the interim order is madeand, if the House is not then sitting,the interim order may be sent to theClerk of the House

8560 1031 Transportation ofDangerous Goods Act,19921992, c. 34, s. 27.6

TRANSPORT



Within 15 days after the interimorder is made and, if the House isnot sitting, a copy of the interimorder is to be sent to the Clerk of theHouse in order to comply with thetime limit

8560 1223 Canada Shipping Act,20012001, c. 26, s. 10.1(7)

— Interim order under section32 of the Act


n/a Canadian NavigableWaters ActR.S., 1985, c. N-22, ss.32(6) and (7)


(see also National Defence,Minister of)


8560 926 Aeronautics ActR.S., 1985, c. A-2, ss.6.41(5) and (6)

— Interim order undersubsection 52.2(1) of the Act

Within 15 days after the interimorder is made or, if the House is notsitting, a copy of the interim order isto be sent to the Clerk of the House

n/a Pilotage ActR.S., 1985, c. P-14, s.52.2(8)(not in force)

— Order by Governor inCouncil: amendment ofschedules to InternationalConvention for SafeContainers

Not later than the tenth sitting dayof Parliament after the order isissued

n/a Safe ContainersConvention ActR.S., 1985, c. S-1, s. 8(2)

— Orders made by Governor inCouncil: additions toSchedule 1 of the Act anddescription of the objectivesof the convention, protocolor resolution


8560 993 Canada Shipping Act,20012001, c. 26, s. 30(2)

— Report: activities of theMinister under the Act

Within the first 15 days on which theHouse is sitting after the report isprepared (90 days after the day onwhich the Minister issued, amendedor revoked an undertaking or, if nosuch action has been taken, twoyears after the day on which a reportwas last tabled)

n/a Aviation IndustryIndemnity Act2014, c. 29, s. 2 “11”

— Report: comprehensivereview of the operation ofthe Act

On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (notlater than five years after the day onwhich section 51 comes into force).Section 51 came into force on May1, 2013.

n/a Railway Safety ActR.S., 1985, c. 32 (4thSupp.), s. 51(2)

— Report: consideration ofwhether the Hague-VisbyRules should be replaced bythe Hamburg Rules

Before January 1, 2005 and everyfive years afterwards

8560 874 Marine Liability Act2001, c. 6, s. 44

— Report: review of provisionsand operation of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reporthas been completed (before the endof the fifth year after the day onwhich section 47 comes into force).Section 47 came into force onAugust 28, 2019.

n/a Canadian NavigableWaters ActR.S., 1985, c. N-22, s. 47

TRANSPORT


— Report: review of theoperation of sections 167 to172 of the Act

Every five years 8560 747 Canada Shipping Act,20012001, c. 26, s. 173


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (during the fifth yearafter the transfer date)

n/a Security ScreeningServicesCommercialization Act2019, c. 29, s. 270 "51(2)"

— Statement showing withreasonable detail the natureand extent of the work doneunder the authority of the Actduring the previous calendaryear, the expenditurethereon, and the estimatedexpenditure for the currentcalendar year

During the first 30 days of eachsession held prior to the completionof the said works

n/a Canadian NationalMontreal Terminals Act,19291929, c. 12, s. 11




Federal Bridge Corporation Limited, The















Great Lakes Pilotage Authority





TRANSPORT












Halifax Port Authority







Hamilton Port Authority







Laurentian Pilotage Authority








TRANSPORT









Marine Atlantic Inc.















Montreal Port Authority







TRANSPORT


Nanaimo Port Authority







Office of the Administrator of the Fund for Railway Accidents Involving Designated Goods







Office of the Administrator of the Ship-source Oil Pollution Fund





— Annual report: operations ofthe Administrator of theShip-source Oil PollutionFund

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the Minister receives thereport (as soon as feasible, but inany case within three months afterthe end of each fiscal year)

8560 606 Marine Liability Act2001, c. 6, s. 121



Oshawa Port Authority





TRANSPORT




Pacific Pilotage Authority















Port Alberni Port Authority







Prince Rupert Port Authority







TRANSPORT


Quebec Port Authority







Ridley Terminals Inc.













— Summary of plan or budget.

Note: At the coming into forceof section 211 of Chapter 33 ofthe Statutes of Canada, 2013,the Minister of Transport willno longer be the appropriateminister for Ridley TerminalsInc., for the purposes ofsubsections 150(1), 153(2) and125(4) of the FinancialAdministration Act.

Upon approval of the summary bythe Minister (annually)


Saguenay Port Authority





TRANSPORT




Saint-John Port Authority







Seaway International Bridge Corporation, Ltd., The







n/a Financial AdministrationActR.S., 1985, c. F-11, s. 150(1)(not in force)








Sept-Îles Port Authority







TRANSPORT


St. John’s Port Authority







Thunder Bay Port Authority







Toronto Port Authority







Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada


— Annual report: activities ofthe Tribunal

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (notlater than June 30 in each fiscalyear)

8560 867 Transportation AppealTribunal of Canada Act2001, c. 29, s. 22

TRANSPORT


Trois-Rivières Port Authority







Vancouver Fraser Port Authority







VIA Rail Canada Inc.















TRANSPORT


Windsor Port Authority







Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority















TRANSPORT


TREASURY BOARD, President of the

3Net Indy Holdings Inc.







3Net Indy Investments Inc.







7986386 Canada Inc.







8599963 Canada Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


Argentia Private Investments Inc.







Auditor General of Canada


— Annual audit of office of theAuditor General

Within 15 days after the Presidentreceives the audit or, if the House isnot then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that the House issitting (on or before December 31 inthe year to which the report relates)


AviAlliance Canada Inc.







AviAlliance Terminal Management Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


Belle Bay Private Investments Inc.







Blue Gold Private Investments Inc.







Board of Internal Economy of the House of Commons


— Estimate of the sumsrequired for payment ofcharges and expenses of theHouse of Commons and ofmembers during the fiscalyear

To be tabled by the President ofTreasury Board with the estimatesof the government for the fiscal year

n/a Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s. 52.4(2)

Canada School of Public Service







— Annual report: operations ofthe School

As soon as feasible after the end ofeach fiscal year, but no later thanthe end of the calendar year inwhich that fiscal year ends

n/a Canada School of PublicService Act1991, c. 16, s. 19(1)



TREASURY BOARD




— Report: review of theactivities and organization ofthe School by its President

Within the first 30 days that theHouse is sitting after the report ismade (before December 1, 2006 andwithin every five years after thatdate)

8560 321 Canada School of PublicService Act1991, c. 16, s. 19(4)

Canadian Forces


— Cost certificate, actuarialvaluation report and assetsreport on state ofSuperannuation Account,Canadian ForcesSuperannuation InvestmentFund and Canadian ForcesPension Fund

In accordance with the PublicPensions Reporting Act

8560 49 Canadian ForcesSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. C-17, s. 56

— Cost certificate, actuarialvaluation report and assetsreport on the state of a planestablished in accordancewith Part I.1 of the Act, thebenefits of which wouldcome out of a fund referredto in paragraph 59.3(a) of theAct

In accordance with the PublicPensions Reporting Act. The reviewdate as of which an actuarialvaluation report of the plan must beconducted for the purposes of thefirst valuation report is the dateprescribed in the regulations and,for each subsequent report, thereview dates must not be more thanthree years apart.

8560 1028 Canadian ForcesSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. C-17, s. 59.6

Canadian Security Intelligence Service


— Annual report: informationreferred to in subsection21(6) of the Act

Within six months after the end ofeach fiscal year

8560 19 Employment Equity Act1995, c. 44, s. 21(5)

Commissioner of Lobbying






TREASURY BOARD


Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner


— Estimate of the sumsrequired to pay the chargesand expenses of the office ofthe Commissioner during thefiscal year


n/a Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, ss. 84(7)and (8)

Datura Private Investments Inc.







Development Finance Institute Canada (DFIC) Inc.







Federal Public Service Health Care Plan Administration Authority







TREASURY BOARD


Fitzroy Land Investments Company Pty Ltd







Galvaude Private Investments Inc.







Indo-Infra Inc.







Infra H2O GP Partners Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


Infra H2O LP Partners Inc.







Infra TM Investments Inc.







Infra-PSP Canada Inc.







Infra-PSP Credit Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


Infra-PSP ECEF Inc.







Infra-PSP Partners Inc.







Ivory Private Investments Inc.







Kings Island Private Investments Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


Northern Fjord Holdings Inc.







Office of the Comptroller General







Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner






Parliamentary Budget Officer


— Estimate of the sumsrequired to pay the chargesand expenses of the office ofthe Parliamentary BudgetOfficer during the fiscal year

To be tabled with the estimates ofthe government for the fiscal year

n/a Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s.79.11(9)

TREASURY BOARD


Port-aux-Choix Private Investments Inc.







Potton Holdings Inc.







President


— Annual report of the ChiefHuman Resources Officerproviding an overview of theactivities, throughout thepublic sector, respectingdisclosures made undersection 12 of the Act

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after thePresident of the Treasury Boardreceives the report (within sixmonths after the end of eachfinancial year)

8560 1006 Public Servants DisclosureProtection Act2005, c. 46, s. 38.1(4)

— Annual report: administrationof Part II of the Act(Supplementary DeathBenefits)

Each year n/a Public ServiceSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. P-36, s. 60


Each year 8560 220 Public ServiceSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. P-36, s. 46



8560 173 Members of ParliamentRetiring Allowances ActR.S., 1985, c. M-5, s. 67


Each year 8560 366 SupplementaryRetirement Benefits ActR.S., 1985, c. S-24, s. 12


On any of the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis prepared

n/a Special RetirementArrangements Act1992, c. 46, Sch. I, s. 26(2)

TREASURY BOARD




— Annual report: state ofemployment equity inportions of the federal publicadministration referred to inparagraph 4(1)(b) of the Act

Each fiscal year 8560 333 Employment Equity Act1995, c. 44, s. 21(1)

— Annual report: status ofprograms relating to theofficial languages of Canadain various federal institutions

Within such time as is reasonablypracticable after the end of eachfinancial year

8560 570 Official Languages ActR.S., 1985, c. 31 (4thSupp.), s. 48

— Cost certificate, actuarialvaluation report and assetsreport on state ofSuperannuation Account,Public ServiceSuperannuation InvestmentFund and Public ServicePension Fund


n/a Public ServiceSuperannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. P-36, s. 45

— Cost certificate, valuationreport and assets report filedpursuant to the Act

Within 30 sitting days of thecertificate and reports being filedwith the President or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first30 days thereafter that Parliament issitting

See below

— Canadian ForcesSuperannuation Act

8560 49

— Judges Act 8560 520

— Public Service SuperannuationAct

8560 221

— Public Pensions Reporting Act 8560 221

— Public Pensions Reporting Act 8560 519

Public Pensions ReportingActR.S., 1985, c. 13 (2ndSupp.), s. 9(1)

— Cost certificate, valuationreport and assets reportrelating to CompensationArrangements Account

In accordance with the PublicPensions Reporting Act (the reviewdate for the actuarial review for thefirst valuation report is March 31,1995 thereafter, the review datesmust not be more than three yearsapart)

8560 519 Members of ParliamentRetiring Allowances ActR.S., 1985, c. M-5, s. 66(1)

— Cost certificate, valuationreport and assets reportrelating to RetiringAllowances Account

In accordance with the PublicPensions Reporting Act (the reviewdate for the actuarial review for thefirst valuation report is March 31,1995 thereafter, the review datesmust not be more than three yearsapart)

8560 519 Members of ParliamentRetiring Allowances ActR.S., 1985, c. M-5, s. 65(1)




— Draft of proposed regulationmade under the Act

At least 30 days before a copy of theregulation is published in theCanada Gazette under section 86

8560 895 Official Languages ActR.S., 1985, c. 31 (4thSupp.), s. 85(1)

TREASURY BOARD




— Report: independent reviewof the Act and itsadministration and operation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reviewis completed (five years after section54 comes into force). Section 54came into force on April 15, 2007.

n/a Public Servants DisclosureProtection Act2005, c. 46, s. 54

— Report: review of the Act Not specified (within one year afterthe day on which section 93 comesinto force and every five years afterthe review is undertaken). Section93 came into force on June 21, 2019.


— Report: special warrantsauthorizing paymentsurgently required

Within 15 days after thecommencement of the next ensuingsession





— Valuation and assets reportson state of Public ServiceDeath Benefit Account

In accordance with the PublicPensions Reporting Act (the reviewdate for the actuarial review for thefirst valuation report is December31, 1996 thereafter, the review datesmust not be more than three yearsapart)

8560 222 Public ServiceSuperannuation Act1992, c. 46, s. 28

— Valuation and assets reportson state of RegisteredPension Plans Account


n/a Special RetirementArrangements Act1992, c. 46, Sch. I, s. 8(1)

— Valuation and assets reportson state of RetirementCompensation ArrangementsAccount


8560 772 Special RetirementArrangements Act1992, c. 46, Sch. I, s. 19(1)

PSP Capital Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSP Finco Inc.







PSP H2O FL GP INC.







PSP Investments Asia Limited







PSP Investments Canada Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSP Investments Holding Europe Ltd







PSP Public Credit I Inc.







PSP Public Credit Opportunities Inc.







PSP Public Markets Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB Baltimore G.P. Inc.







PSPIB Bromont Investments Inc.







PSPIB Deep South Inc.







PSPIB DevCol Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB Emerald Inc.







PSPIB G.P. Finance Inc.







PSPIB G.P. Inc.







PSPIB G.P. Partners Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB GIPP D1 Inc.







PSPIB Golden Range Cattle II Inc.







PSPIB Golden Range Cattle Inc.







PSPIB Homes Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB IRP60 Inc.







PSPIB Lunar Investments Inc.







PSPIB Mexico GP Inc.







PSPIB Michigan G.P. Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB Orchid Inc.







PSPIB Paisas Inc.







PSPIB Pennsylvania Investments Inc.







PSPIB Realty International Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB Realty U.S. Inc.







PSPIB Steam Investments Inc.







PSPIB Uluru Investments PTY Ltd.







PSPIB Wexford Investments Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB-Andes Inc.







PSPIB-CCR Inc.







PSPIB-Condor Inc.







PSPIB-Eldorado Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB-LSF Inc.







PSPIB-Newbury G.P. Inc.







PSPIB-RE Finance Inc.







PSPIB-RE Finance Partners II Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB-RE Finance Partners Inc.







PSPIB-RE Manchester Inc.







PSPIB-RE Partners II Inc.







PSPIB-RE Partners Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


PSPIB-RE UK Inc.







PSPIB-SDL Inc.







PSPIB-Star Inc.







PSPLUX Sàrl







TREASURY BOARD


Public Sector


— Annual report: informationreferred to in subsection21(4) of the Act provided byeach portion of the publicsector referred to inparagraphs 4(1)(c) and (d) ofthe Act

Within six months after the end ofeach fiscal year.

Note: The employers below markedwith an asterisk are subject to thereporting requirement if they have100 or more employees:

See below

— Canada Investment andSavings*

n/a

— Canada Revenue Agency 8560 749

— Canadian Advisory Council onthe Status of Women*

n/a

— Canadian Food InspectionAgency

8560 658

— Canadian Forces 8560 1068

— Canadian High Arctic ResearchStation*

n/a

— Canadian Institutes of HealthResearch

8560 1034

— Canadian Nuclear SafetyCommission

8560 15

— Communications SecurityEstablishment, Department ofNational Defence*

8560 21

— Federal Public Sector LabourRelations and EmploymentBoard*

n/a

— Financial Consumer Agency ofCanada*

8560 1197

— Financial Transactions andReports Analysis Centre ofCanada

8560 805

— Indian Oil and Gas Canada* n/a

— Invest in Canada* n/a

— National Capital Commission* n/a

— National Defence 8560 878

— Canadian Energy Regulator n/a

— National Film Board 8560 24

— National Research Council ofCanada

8560 26

— Natural Sciences andEngineering Research Council

8560 27

— Northern Pipeline Agency* n/a

— Office of the Auditor Generalof Canada

8560 28

Employment Equity Act1995, c. 44, s. 21(3)

TREASURY BOARD


— Office of the CorrectionalInvestigator of Canada*

n/a

— Office of the Superintendentof Financial InstitutionsCanada

8560 29

— Parks Canada Agency 8560 750

— Royal Canadian MountedPolice (RCMP)

8560 877

— Security Intelligence ReviewCommittee*

n/a

— Social Sciences andHumanities Research Council

8560 234

— Staff of the Non-Public Funds,Canadian Forces (CanadianForces Personnel SupportAgency)

8560 18

— Statistical Survey Operations 8560 30

Public Sector Pension Investment Board






On any of the next 15 days duringwhich the House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (as soonas possible, but in any case within90 days after the end of eachfinancial year)

8560 768 Public Sector PensionInvestment Board Act1999, c. 34, s. 48(3)



Receiver General


— Public Accounts On or before December 31 nextfollowing the end of each fiscal yearor, if the House is not then sitting,on any of the first 15 days nextthereafter that it is sitting


Red Isle Private Investments Inc.





TREASURY BOARD




Revera Inc.







Royal Canadian Mounted Police


— Cost certificate, actuarialvaluation report and assetsreport on state ofSuperannuation Account,Royal Canadian MountedPolice SuperannuationInvestment Fund and RoyalCanadian Mounted PolicePension Fund


8560 580 Royal Canadian MountedPolice Superannuation ActR.S., 1985, c. R-11, s. 30

Senate Ethics Officer


— Estimate of the sumsrequired to pay the chargesand expenses of the office ofthe Senate Ethics Officer


n/a Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s. 20.4(8)

Sooke Investments Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


Speaker of the House of Commons


— Estimate of the sums that willbe required to pay theexpenditures of theParliamentary ProtectiveService during the fiscal year

To be laid before the House by thePresident of the Treasury Board withthe estimates of the government forthe fiscal year

n/a Parliament of Canada ActR.S., 1985, c. P-1, s. 79.57

Treasury Board Secretariat







Trinity Bay Private Investments Inc.







Vertuous Energy Canada Inc.







TREASURY BOARD


Vertuous Energy LLC







VOP Investments Inc.







WAPT Pty Ltd.







TREASURY BOARD


VETERANS AFFAIRS, Minister of

Department









— Annual statement: returnedsoldiers insurance

As soon as may be after thestatement is prepared (within threemonths after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 228 The Returned Soldiers’Insurance Act1920, c. 54, s. 17(2)

— Annual statement: veteransinsurance

As soon as may be after thestatement is prepared (within threemonths after the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 254 Veterans Insurance ActR.S., 1970, c. V-3, s. 18(2)









Director of Soldier Settlement







VETERANS AFFAIRS


Director, Veterans’ Land Act







— Detailed account of financialcommitments andexpenditures

Within 15 days after thecommencement of the next ensuingsession (at the end of each fiscalyear)

n/a Veterans’ Land ActR.S., 1970, c. V-4, s. 49

Veterans Review and Appeal Board











VETERANS AFFAIRS


WESTERN ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION, Minister of

Minister






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after January 31next following the end of each fiscalyear

n/a Western EconomicDiversification ActR.S., 1985, c. 11 (4thSupp.), s. 9













WESTERN ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION


WOMEN AND GENDER EQUALITY, Minister for

Department














— Sustainable developmentstrategy

Within one year after the FederalSustainable Development Strategyis first tabled in the House undersection 10





WOMEN AND GENDER EQUALITY


SCHEDULE 1

List of Reports and Documents Already Tabled

One-time Legislative Requirement




— Report: independent andcomprehensive review of theCommission and of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within a year after the coming intoforce of section 120.1. Section 120.1came into force on August 1, 2005.

8560 391 915 Canada Grain ActR.S., 1985, c. G-10, s. 120.1

Department


— Report: review of the Act On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (as soon as practicableafter the expiration of the period often years beginning on the day ofthe coming into force of the Act).The Act came into force on August1, 1990.

8560 371 791 Plant Breeders' Rights Act1990, c. 20, s. 77(1)




ATLANTIC CANADA OPPORTUNITIES AGENCY ACT, Minister for the purposes of the






SCHEDULE 1 List of Reports and Documents Already Tabled



Canadian Race Relations Foundation


— Report: Foundation'sactivities and organization

Within the first 15 days on which theHouse is sitting after the report hasbeen completed (as soon aspossible after the fourth anniversaryof the coming into force of the Act).The Act came into force on October28, 1996.

8560 371 796 Canadian Race RelationsFoundation Act1991, c. 8, s. 27(2)

Department


— Report: review of theprovisions and operations ofthe Act

Immediately after completing thereview (in the seventh year after thecoming into force of section 66).Section 66 came into force on May9, 1995.

8560 372 807 Status of the Artist Act1992, c. 33, s. 66(1)




CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION, Minister of

Department





CROWN-INDIGENOUS RELATIONS AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS, Minister of

Cree-Naskapi Commission


— Report: inquiry into thefunctioning of theCommission

On any of the first 10 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day theMinister receives the report (withinsix months after the responsibleperson is appointed i.e., within sixmonths after the fifth anniversary ofthe coming into force of Part XII).Part XII came into force onDecember 1, 1984.

342-1/615A Cree-Naskapi (of Quebec)Act1984, c. 18, s. 172(2)



Department


— Report: review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act and the operations ofthe institutions, including anychanges recommended bythe Minister

Within seven years after the day onwhich the Act receives royal assent.The Act was assented to on March23, 2005.

8560 1061 First Nations FiscalManagement Act2005, c. 9, s. 146

Specific Claims Tribunal


— Report: statement of anychanges to the Act by theMinister and therepresentations which havebeen made by First Nations

On any of the first 90 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister signs the report (within oneyear after the review is undertaken).The review is undertaken within oneyear after the fifth anniversary of thecoming into force of the Act. The Actcame into force on October 16,2008.

8560 1104 Specific Claims TribunalAct2008, c. 22, s. 41

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF CANADA FOR THE REGIONS OF QUEBEC,Minister of the

Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec






Chief Actuary of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions


— Report: financial assistanceprovided under the Act in theloan year that ended on July31, 2008

On the day after the day on whichthe report is submitted (no laterthan July 31, 2009) or, if the Houseis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days afterwards that it is sitting

8560 1015 Canada Student FinancialAssistance Act1994, c. 28, ss. 19.1(1) and(4)

Department







ENVIRONMENT, Minister of the

Department


— Report: national strategy ondisposal of lamps containingmercury

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the later ofDecember 31, 2018, and the day thatis two years after the day on whichthe Act receives royal assent. TheAct received royal assent on June22, 2017.

8560 1227 National Strategy for Safeand EnvironmentallySound Disposal of LampsContaining Mercury Act2017, c. 16, s. 3(1)




Parks Canada Agency


— Management plan: marinepark (jointly with the Quebecminister)

Within one year after the cominginto force of the Act. The Act cameinto force on June 8, 1998.

8560 245 Saguenay-St. LawrenceMarine Park Act1997, c. 37, s. 9(1)





Department


— Report: review of the Act andits operation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reviewis completed (three years after theday on which section 49 of the Actcomes into force). Section 49 cameinto force on June 4, 2015.

8560 1152 Canadian Payments ActR.S., 1985, c. C-21, s. 49





Department







FOREIGN AFFAIRS, Minister of

Department


— Report: financial statementsof the International Centrefor Human Rights andDemocratic Developmentand Auditor General's report

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (within four monthsafter section 500 comes into force).Section 500 came into force on July27, 2012.

8560 1067 An Act to implementcertain provisions of thebudget tabled inParliament on March 29,2012 and other measures2012, c. 19, s. 500




HEALTH, Minister of

Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse


— Report: evaluation of theCentre's activities andorganization

As soon as possible after the fourthanniversary of the coming into forceof the Act. The Act came into forceon November 1, 1988.

8560 351 591A Canadian Centre onSubstance Abuse ActR.S., 1985, c. 49 (4thSupp.), s. 33






Department


— Report of Minister: if theGovernor in Council does notmake a regulation underparagraph 5(b.1) of the Acton or before June 30, 2004

On any of the first 10 days on whichthe House is sitting after June 30,2004

8560 381 871 Hazardous Products ActR.S., 1985, c. H-3, par. 3(3)(b)

— Report: federal framework onLyme disease

On any of the first 90 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reporthas been published on the PublicHealth Agency of Canada's website(within one year after the federalframework is developed)

8560 1108 Federal Framework onLyme Disease Act2014, c. 37, s. 5

— Report: federal framework onpost-traumatic stressdisorder

Within 18 months after the Actcomes into force. The Act came intoforce on June 21, 2018.

8560 1231 Federal Framework onPost-Traumatic StressDisorder Act2018, c. 13, s. 4(1)



— Report: framework onpalliative care

Within one year after the day onwhich the Act comes into force. TheAct came into force on December12, 2017.

8560 1150 Framework on PalliativeCare in Canada Act2017, c. 28, s. 3(1)




Public Health Agency of Canada





INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT, Minister of

Department


— Report: comprehensivereview of the effects of therepeal of section 67 of theCanadian Human Rights Act

Within one year after the day onwhich the review is undertaken(within five years after the day onwhich the Act receives royal assent).The Act was assented to on June 18,2008.

8560 1076 An Act to amend theCanadian Human RightsAct2008, c. 30, s. 2

— Report: provisions andimplementation of the Act

Not later than two years after theAct comes into force. The Act cameinto force on January 31, 2011.

8560 1070 An Act to promote genderequity in Indianregistration by respondingto the Court of Appeal forBritish Columbia decisionin McIvor v. Canada(Registrar of Indian andNorthern Affairs)2010, c. 18, s. 3.1(1)

— Report: study to identify theextent of the preparation,capacity and fiscal andhuman resources that will berequired in order for FirstNations communities andorganizations to comply withthe Canadian Human RightsAct

Within 36 months after the day onwhich the Act receives royal assent.The Act was assented to on June 18,2008.

8560 1049 An Act to amend theCanadian Human RightsAct2008, c. 30, s. 4






INDIGENOUS SERVICES, Minister of

Department


— Report: design of a processby which the Minister is tocarry out the consultationsdescribed in subsection 11(1)of the Act

Within five months after the day onwhich the Act receives royal assent.The Act received royal assent onDecember 12, 2017.

8560 1142 An Act to amend theIndian Act in response tothe Superior Court ofQuebec decision inDescheneaux c. Canada(Procureur général)2017, c. 25, s. 11(3)

— Report: implementation ofthe amendments to theIndian Act

Not later than two years after theAct is assented to. The Act wasassented to on June 28, 1985.

332-1/507 An Act to amend theIndian ActR.S., 1985, c. 32 (1stSupp.), s. 23(1)


Department


— Report: administration of theAct

On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the Ministercompletes the report (as soon aspracticable after the expiration of aperiod of five years beginning onthe earliest day on which the Act ora provision thereof is in force). TheAct came into force on January 25,1986.

343-1/473 Electricity and GasInspection ActR.S., 1985, c. E-4, s. 29

— Report: provisions andoperation of the Act

Within five years after the cominginto force of section 285. Section285 came into force on September18, 2009.

8560 1077 Bankruptcy andInsolvency ActR.S., 1985, c. B-3, s. 285(1)

— Report: review of sections21.01 to 21.19 of the Act andtheir application

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reporthas been completed (two years aftersection 21.2 comes into force).Section 21.2 came into force on May14, 2005.

8560 392 995 Patent ActR.S., 1985, c. P-4, s. 21.2(2)

— Report: review of the CanadaBusiness Corporations Act

Within three years after the day onwhich the Act is assented to. TheAct was assented to on June 23,1994.

8560 361 82 An Act to amend theCanada BusinessCorporations Act and tomake consequentialamendments to other Acts1994, c. 24, s. 33(1)

— Report: review of the Act Within five years after the cominginto force of section 92. Section 92came into force on September 1,1997.

8560 372 798 Copyright ActR.S., 1985, c. C-42, s. 92(1)

— Report: review of the Act Within one year after undertakingthe review (five years after thecoming into force of the Act). TheAct came into force on May 1, 1993.

8560 361 660 Integrated CircuitTopography Act1990, c. 37, s. 28(2)




On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the day onwhich the report is made (within fiveyears after the day on which the Actreceives royal assent). The Act wasassented to on March 23, 2011.

8560 1097 An Act to amend theElectricity and GasInspection Act and theWeights and Measures Act2011, c. 3, s. 29.1(2)




JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CANADA, Minister of

Department


— Report: review of theimplementation andoperation of section 4 of theAct

Within one year after the review iscompleted (within five years afterthe day on which the Act comes intoforce) or within such further time asmay be authorized by both Housesof Parliament. The Act came intoforce on June 13, 2002.

8560 392 1001 Legislative InstrumentsRe-enactment Act2002, c. 20, s. 9(2)




LABOUR, Minister of

Minister


— Report: review of the Act andits administration andoperation

On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reviewis completed (within five years afterthe day on which section 42 comesinto force). Section 42 came intoforce on July 7, 2008.

8560 1090 Wage Earner ProtectionProgram Act2005, c. 47, s. 1 “42”

NATIONAL DEFENCE, Minister of

Department













NATURAL RESOURCES, Minister of

Department






2004 10-Year Plan to Strengthen Health Care


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe progress inimplementing the 2004 10-Year Plan to StrengthenHealth Care

Within three months after beginningthe review (on or before March 31,2008 and three years thereafter) orwithin such further time as theHouse of Commons, the Senate orboth Houses of Parliament, as thecase may be, may authorize

See below


8510 392 152

Federal-Provincial FiscalArrangements ActR.S., 1985, c. F-8, s. 25.9

Access to Information


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: permanentreview of the provisions andoperation of the Act

Within one year after the review isundertaken (not later than July 1,1986) or within such further time asthe House of Commons mayauthorize

332-8/9 Access to Information ActR.S., 1985, c. A-1, s. 94(2)

— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofstatutory prohibitions againstdisclosure

Not later than July 1, 1986 or, ifParliament is not then sitting, on anyof the first 15 days next thatParliament is sitting

331 8/9B1 Access to Information ActR.S., 1985, c. A-1, s. 24(2)



Anti-terrorism


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe provisions and operationof the Act

Within a year after a review isundertaken (within three years afterthe Act receives royal assent) orwithin such further time as theSenate, the House of Commons orboth Houses, as the case may be,may authorize. The Act wasassented to on December 18, 2001.

8510 391 198

— Interim report tabled onOctober 23, 2006

8510 391 81

Anti-terrorism Act2001, c. 41, s. 145(2)



— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review andassessment of the provisionsand operation of the Act

Within a reasonable time after thecompletion of the review andassessment (five years after thecoming into force of section 89).Section 89 came into force onNovember 1, 1999.

8510 391 130 Canada Revenue AgencyAct1999, c. 17, s. 89(2)

Conflict of Interest



Within one year after a review isundertaken (within five years aftersection 67 comes into force) orwithin such further time as may beauthorized by the Senate, the Houseof Commons or both Houses ofParliament, as the case may be.Section 67 came into force on July9, 2007.

8510 412 34 Conflict of Interest Act2006, c. 9, s. 2 “67”

Corrections and Conditional Release


— House or joint committeereport: comprehensivereview of the provisions andoperation of the Act

Within one year after the review isundertaken (five years after thecoming into force of the Act) orwithin such further time asParliament may authorize. The Actcame into force on November 1,1992.

8510 362 62 Corrections andConditional Release Act1992, c. 20, s. 233(2)



Criminal Code (language of the accused)


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofPart XVII of the CriminalCode (Language of Accused),including statement of anychanges that the committeerecommends

Within a year after the review isundertaken (within three years aftersection 533.1 of the Criminal Code,as enacted by section 21.1 of theAct, comes into force), or within anyfurther time that may be authorizedby the Senate, the House ofCommons or both Houses ofParliament, as the case may be.Section 533.1 came into force onOctober 1, 2008.

8510 412 67 An Act to amend theCriminal Code (criminalprocedure, language ofthe accused, sentencingand other amendments)2008, c. 18, s. 21.1

Criminal Code (mental disorder)


— House committee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within one year after the review iscommenced (within five years afterthe coming into force of anyprovision of the Act) or within suchfurther time as the House ofCommons may authorize. Aprovision came into force onFebruary 4, 1992.

8510 371 177 An Act to amend theCriminal Code (mentaldisorder) and to amendthe National Defence Actand the Young OffendersAct in consequencethereof1991, c. 43, s. 36(2)

Criminal Code (prostitution-soliciting)


— House committee report:comprehensive review of theprovisions of section 213 ofthe Criminal Code

Within a year after the review isundertaken (three years after thecoming into force of the Act) orwithin any further time authorizedby the House of Commons. The Actcame into force on December 20,1985.

342-8/13C An Act to amend theCriminal Code(prostitution)R.S., 1985, c. 51 (1stSupp.), s. 2

Criminal Code and Canada Evidence Act



Within one year after the review isundertaken (on the expiration offour years after the coming intoforce of the Act) or within suchfurther time as the House ofCommons may authorize. The Actcame into force on January 1, 1988.

343-8/13I An Act to amend theCriminal Code and theCanada Evidence ActR.S., 1985, c. 19 (3rdSupp.), s. 19(2)



Customs



Within a reasonable period after thereview is undertaken (within fiveyears after the coming into force ofthe Act).

Note: Paragraph 99(1)(b),subsections 99(2) to (4) and sections170 to 172 in force on March 3, 1986remainder of Act in force onNovember 10, 1986.

343-8/30 Customs ActR.S., 1985, c. 1 (2ndSupp.), s. 168(2)

Hazardous Products


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe exemptions of section 12of the Hazardous ProductsAct

Within one year after the review isundertaken (on the expiration of twoyears after the coming into force ofsection 12 of the HazardousProducts Act) or within any furthertime authorized by the House ofCommons. Section 12 of that Actcame into force on October 31, 1988.

343-8/14A An Act to amend theHazardous Products Actand the Canada LabourCode, to enact theHazardous MaterialsInformation Review Actand to amend other Actsin relation theretoR.S., 1985, c. 24 (3rdSupp.), s. 57

Lobbyists Registration


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe administration andoperation of the LobbyistsRegistration Act

Within one year after beginning thereview (on the expiration of fouryears after the coming into force ofsection 12) or within any furthertime authorized by the Senate, theHouse of Commons or both Houses.Section 12 came into force onJanuary 31, 1996.

8510 371 67 An Act to amend theLobbyists Registration Actand to make relatedamendments to other Acts1995, c. 12, s. 12(2)

Oceans


— Standing Committee onFisheries and Oceans report:comprehensive review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within a year after the review isundertaken (within three years afterthe coming into force of section 52)or within such further time as theHouse of Commons may authorize.Section 52 came into force onJanuary 31, 1997.

8510 371 83 Oceans Act1996, c. 31, s. 52(2)



Patent


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ofthe provisions of the PatentAct enacted by the Act

Within one year after the review isundertaken (on the expiration offour years after the Act is assentedto) or within such further time as theHouse or Houses may authorize.The Act was assented to onFebruary 4, 1993.

8510 352 115 Patent Act AmendmentAct, 19921993, c. 2, s. 14(2)

Privacy


— House, Senate or jointcommittee report: review ona permanent basis of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within a year after the review isundertaken (not later than July 1,1986) or within such further time asthe House of Commons mayauthorize

332-8/9 Privacy ActR.S., 1985, c. P-21, s. 75(2)

Security Offences


— House or joint committeereport: comprehensivereview of the provisions andoperation of the Act

Within one year after the review isundertaken (after July 16, 1989) orwithin such further time asParliament may authorize

342-8/27 Security Offences ActR.S., 1985, c. S-7, s. 7(2)

Seized Property Management



Within one year after the review isundertaken (on the expiration ofthree years after the coming intoforce of the Act) or within suchfurther time as the House ofCommons may authorize. The Actcame into force on September 1,1993.

8510 372 167 Seized PropertyManagement Act1993, c. 37, s. 20(2)

Sex Offender Information Registration


— Parliamentary committeereport: review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within six months after the review isundertaken (two years after thecoming into force of the Act) orwithin any further time that may beauthorized. The Act came into forceon December 15, 2004.

8510 402 180 Sex Offender InformationRegistration Act2004, c. 10, s. 21.1(2)



Travelling Exhibitions


— Parliamentary committeereport: review of theprovisions and operation ofthe Act

Within one year after the review isundertaken (five years after thecoming into force of the Act) orwithin such further time that may beauthorized. The Act came into forceon December 15, 1999.

8510 391 152 Canada TravellingExhibitionsIndemnification Act1999, c. 29, s. 5.1(2)


Canada Border Services Agency





Department





PUBLIC WORKS AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES, Minister of

Department






Department


— Report: comprehensivereview of the operation ofthe Act

Within 15 sitting days of the Houseafter the report has been made tothe Minister (not later than one yearafter the expiration of the period offive years after the coming intoforce of section 51). Section 51 cameinto force on January 1, 1989.

8560 351 381 Railway Safety ActR.S., 1985, c. 32 (4thSupp.), s. 51(3)




On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reporthas been completed (during the fifthyear after section 33 comes intoforce). Section 33 came into force onApril 1, 2002.

8560 391 921 Canadian Air TransportSecurity Act2002, c. 9, Part 1, s. 2“33(2)”


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reporthas been completed (during the fifthyear after section 56 comes intoforce). Section 56 came into force onApril 25, 2007.

8560 1064 International Bridges andTunnels Act2007, c. 1, s. 56

— Report: review of theoperation and effect of theamendments to the MotorVehicle Transport Actcontained in An Act toamend the Motor VehicleTransport Act, 1987 and tomake consequentialamendments to other Acts

During the first 30 days on whichthe House is sitting after thecompletion of the report (after theexpiry of four years after the cominginto force of section 26 and beforethe expiry of five years after thatcoming into force). Section 26 cameinto force on January 1, 2006.

8560 571 Motor Vehicle TransportActR.S., 1985, c. 29 (3rdSupp.), s. 26(3)


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (during the fifth yearafter the Act is assented to). The Actwas assented to on June 11, 1998.

8560 372 822 Canada Marine Act1998, c. 10, s. 144




TREASURY BOARD, President of the

President


— Code of conduct applicableto the public sector

At least 30 days before the Code ofconduct comes into force

8560 1059 Public Servants DisclosureProtection Act2005, c. 46, s. 5(4)


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reviewis completed (five years after section136 comes into force, the ministershall cause a review of the Act).Section 136 came into force onDecember 31, 2005.

8560 1058 Public ServiceEmployment Act2003, c. 22, ss. 12 “136”and 13


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reviewis completed (five years after theday on which section 252 comesinto force, the Minister mustconduct the review). Section 252came into force on April 1, 2005.

8560 1058 Public Service LabourRelations Act2003, c. 22, s. 2 "252"







Department





WESTERN ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION, Minister of

Minister







SCHEDULE 2

List of Reports and Documents Already Tabled

Spent and Discontinued Legislative Requirement





Discontinued in 1999 – see SI/1999-130

Within 15 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that the House issitting (during February)

8560 153 Canada Grain ActR.S., 1985, c. G-10, s. 15

Department




On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister completes the report(annually)

n/a Plant Breeders' Rights Act1990, c. 20, s. 78



On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after the reportis completed (at the end of eachfiscal year)

n/a Agricultural MarketingPrograms Act1997, c. 20, s. 41

— Annual report: operations ofthe agreements made underthe Act and the paymentsmade to the provinces


As soon as possible after thetermination of each fiscal year

n/a Farm Income ProtectionAct1991, c. 22, s. 21

National Farm Products Council





8560 419 Farm Products AgenciesActR.S., 1985, c. F-4, s. 15



ATLANTIC CANADA OPPORTUNITIES AGENCY ACT, Minister for the purposes of the





On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after September30 next following the end of eachfiscal year

n/a Atlantic CanadaOpportunities Agency ActR.S., 1985, c. 41 (4thSupp.), Part I, s. 21(3)







n/a Canadian Radio-televisionand TelecommunicationsCommission ActR.S., 1985, c. C-22, s. 13


Canada Employment Insurance Commission


— Report on assessment Within 30 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first30 days that the House is sittingafter it is received (annually from2001 to 2006, no later than March 31following the end of each of thoseyears)

See below

— Report tabled on April 30,2003

8560 372 32201



— Report tabled on April 28,2006

8560 391 32201


Employment InsuranceAct1996, c. 23, ss. 3(2) and (3)



Department



Discontinued in 1999 – see SI/1999-130.

As soon as possible after the end ofeach fiscal year if Parliament is thenin session or, if not, as soon aspossible after the commencement ofthe next session

8560 141 Old Age Security ActR.S., 1985, c. O-9, s. 47



On any of the first 15 days that theHouse is sitting after the report iscompleted

n/a Canada Student Loans ActR.S., 1985, c. S-23, s. 22

— Annual report: business doneunder the GovernmentAnnuities Act and theGovernment AnnuitiesImprovement Act


Within 15 days after the report hasbeen prepared or, if Parliament isnot then sitting, within the first 15days next that the House is sitting(within nine months after the end ofeach fiscal year)

8560 57 Government AnnuitiesImprovement Act1974-75-76, c. 83, s. 18(1)

— Annual report: insurancecontracts


On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (notlater than June 30 in each fiscalyear)

8560 110 Civil Service Insurance ActR.S., 1952, c. 49, s. 21(2)


Canadian International Trade Tribunal


— Report: inquiry intocomplaint by domesticproducer on marketdisruption ─ People'sRepublic of China


8560 894 Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 30.22(10)(s. 30.22 ceases to haveeffect on December 11,2013 – see s. 30.26 of theAct)

— Report: inquiry intocomplaint by domesticproducer on marketdisruption ─ People'sRepublic of China


n/a Canadian InternationalTrade Tribunal ActR.S., 1985, c. 47 (4thSupp.), s. 30.23(10)(s. 30.23 ceases to haveeffect on December 11,2013 – see s. 30.26 of theAct)

— Report: inquiry intoextension request





— Report: inquiry into marketdisruption and tradediversion ─ People'sRepublic of China



— Report: inquiry on report ofmarket disruption or tradediversion ─ People'sRepublic of China




Department




On or before January 31 nextfollowing the end of each fiscal yearor, if Parliament is not then sitting,on any of the first five days next thatthe House is sitting

8560 14 Department of Fisheriesand Oceans ActR.S., 1985, c. F-15, s. 6

HEALTH, Minister of





On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (beforeSeptember 30)

8560 48 Canadian Food InspectionAgency Act1997, c. 6, s. 23(1)

INDIAN AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT, Minister of

Department


— Annual report:implementation of theprovisions of the Act for therelevant period

Within 60 days after the first day ofJanuary of every year including andoccurring between the years 1978and 1998

8560 362 438 James Bay and NorthernQuebec Native ClaimsSettlement Act1976-77, c. 32, s. 10

— Report: progress made bythe Government of Canada infulfilling its obligations underthe Kelowna Accord

Within 60 days after the end of thefiscal year or, if the House is notthen sitting, on any of the first 15days next that it is sitting. The reportis prepared at the end of the fiscalyear beginning on April 1, 2007, andat the end of each of the next fourfiscal years.

8560 1011 Kelowna AccordImplementation Act2008, c. 23, s. 3




Canadian Space Agency





n/a Canadian Space AgencyAct1990, c. 13, s. 23

Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council





8560 500 Natural Sciences andEngineering ResearchCouncil ActR.S., 1985, c. N-21, s. 18(2)

Statistics Canada


— Annual report


To be included in the Minister'sannual report to Parliament as aseparate part thereof

n/a Statistics ActR.S., 1985, c. S-19, s. 4(6)

LABOUR, Minister of

Canada Industrial Relations Board




Within 15 days after the Ministerreceives the report or, if Parliamentis not then sitting, on any of the first15 days next that the House issitting (on or before January 31 nextfollowing the end of each fiscalyear)

8560 111 Canada Labour CodeR.S., 1985, c. L-2, s. 121(1)






On any of the first 15 days on whichthe House is sitting after theMinister receives the report (beforeDecember 31 of each year followingthe Agency's first full year ofoperations)

8560 780 Canada Revenue AgencyAct1999, c. 17, s. 88(1)




Correctional Service of Canada


— Annual report: operations ofthe Service



n/a Corrections andConditional Release Act1992, c. 20, s. 95


Department


— Annual report: railways andcanals


Within 21 days after thecommencement of the session

n/a Department of TransportActR.S., 1985, c. T-18, s. 20


Department





n/a Department of VeteransAffairs ActR.S., 1985, c. V-1, s. 7

