full check of the input data of the building used to issue the energy performance certificate, full verification of the results stated in the certificate, including the recommendations made, and on-site visit of the building, if possible, to check correspondence between specifications given in the energy performance certificate and the building certified.

National safety authorities may inform the Agency of the issue, renewal, amendment or revocation of safety certificates by three main methods: through the use of the Agency’s web based tool, by submitting an electronic file of the safety certificate, or by providing a facsimile of the safety certificate.

The Committee accordingly believes that the assistance of a special advocate is necessary in at least five contexts: judicial review of a decision to list a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code; [19] judicial consideration of a certificate having the effect of denying or revoking charitable status under the Charities Registration (Security Information) Act (CRSIA); applications under the Canada Evidence Act (CEA) with respect to the disclosure of information; applications under the CEA to vary or cancel a certificate issued by t ...[+++]he Attorney General of Canada prohibiting the disclosure of information; and judicial consideration of a security certificate under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).

The Commission shall provide all Community authorities with authenticated specimens of the participants' certificates, the names and other relevant details of the participants issuing and/or validating authorities, authenticated specimens of stamps and signatures attesting that a certificate has been legally issued or validated and any other relevant information received in respect of certificates.

If these proposed sections - 69.1 of the Access to Information Act and 70.1 of the Privacy Act - are not further amended, as previously described, there will be no possibility in cases where proposed section 38.13 certificates are issued for the Information and Privacy Commissioners to make recommendations to government about excesses of secrecy by means of certificates, nor to report to complainants and Parliament as to any excesses there may be in the use of certificates by the Attorney General.

Under clause 5(1), as soon as the Solicitor General and the Minister of National Revenue have signed a certificate, the Solicitor General, or his or her delegate, must cause the applicant or registered charity to be served with a copy of the certificate and a notice. The notice will state that the certificate will be referred to the Federal Court not earlier than seven days after the service of the notice and that, if the certificate is determined to be reasonable, the applicant will be ineligible to become a registered charity or that the registered charity will have its registration revoked.