I respectfully put forward the following recommendations collectively endorsed by both of our associations: first, the introduction of federal legislation to apply federal or provincial building and fire codes to First Nations communities; second, the creation of a legislative framework mandating fire inspections, an enforcement protocol to address code infractions and the process of conducting fire investigations; third, that the appropriate capacity and mandate be provided to the AFAC by AANDC and HRSDC to carry out fire inspections through regional First Nations partners; and fourth, the creation of an independent federal fire mars ...[+++]hal for First Nations communities to provide oversight and ensure adherence to legislated standards.

This program enforces the fire safety regulations and fire protection requirements of the National Building Code of Canada and the National Fire Code of Canada.

insurance and taxes related to the buildings where the staff is located and to the equipment of the office (e.g. fire, theft insurances).

Improving building and fire safety, especially structural safety of buildings and fire safety in ready-made garment factories, by June 2014.

First, we have signed on to the Accord on Fire and Building Safety that will establish a program that strives to protect workers from fire, building collapses, and other accidents.

For example, one objective of the National Building Code is to limit the probability that, as a result of the design or construction of the building, a person in or adjacent to the building will be exposed to an unacceptable risk of injury due to fire.