In the matter of SOR/2010-235 — Exemption for Public Notices or Documents (Trust and Loan Companies) Regulations; SOR/2010-236 — Exemption for Public Notices or Documents (Insurance Companies and Insurance Holding Companies) Regulations; SOR/2010-237 — Exemption for Public Notices or Documents (Cooperative Credit Associations) Regulations; and SOR/2010-238 — Exemption for Public Notices or Documents (Banks and Bank Holding Companies) Regulations, it was agreed that counsel to the committee review their status at a later date and inform the committee of the action taken.

(c) extending any requirements prescribed under paragraph (b) to unregistered directors, partners, salespersons and officers of registrants; (d) prescribing requirements in respect of the residence in Canada of registrants; (e) prescribing requirements in respect of notification by a registrant or other person or company in respect of a proposed change in beneficial ownership of, or control or direction over, securities of the registrant and authorizing the Commission to make an order that a proposed change may not be effected before a decision by the Commission as to whether it will exercise its powers under paragraph 187(1)(a) as a result of the proposed change; (f) prescribing requirements for persons and companies in respect of calli ...[+++]ng at or telephoning to residences for the purposes of trading in securities; (g) prescribing requirements in respect of the disclosure or furnishing of information to the public or the Commission by registrants or providing for exemptions from or varying the requirements under this Act in respect of the disclosure or furnishing of information to the public or the Commission by registrants; (h) providing for exemptions from the registration requirements under this Act or for the removal of exemptions from those requirements; (i) providing for exemptions from the requirements of section 58 in respect of dealers;

We believe that consultation with industry must be an integral part of the cost reduction effort of the Coast Guard and that there should be a duty placed on the ministry, by a provision in the act, to consult, probably with the Marine Advisory Board, in regard to the following: the services provided by the Commissioner of the Coast Guard and by the Coast Guard, the manner in which those services are provided, those services which are chargeable to the industry and those which are not, and the fees which are to be charged to the industry.

The Committee believes that the lack of costing data with respect to hospital services is inconsistent with our vision of what a twenty-first century service sector ought to be: that is, a sector capable of providing timely and high-quality care on the basis of strong evidence-based decision making, and held accountable as a result of governments (and the public) knowing which services in which hospitals are provided efficiently, and which are not.

2. If a credit institution does not comply with the obligations incumbent on it as a member of a Ddeposit G-guarantee Sscheme, the competent authorities which issued its authorization shall be notified and, in collaboration with the guarantee scheme, shall take all appropriate measures including the imposition of sanctions to ensure that the credit institution complies with its obligations.

Now that the Commission's proposal has been adopted, operators will no longer be required to draw up and lodge at customs offices more than 10 million transit advice notes a year.