2a. Service station operators shall record details of all maintenance, inspections and testing, installation and repair work carried out for Stage II controls.

Selected special tools, including diagnostic scan tools, are also available for purchase by independent repair facilities from either the original manufacturers or from third party manufacturers or distributors of aftermarket tools to service most brands and models of vehicles that are beyond their warranty period.

Question No. 219 Mr. Bill Casey: With respect to the use of Canada’s Victoria Class submarines: (a) did the HMCS Corner Brook stop for critical repairs at a United States Navy (USN) facility located along the Eastern Seaboard of the United States in 2008 and, if so, (i) what was the USN facility, (ii) what specific repairs or upgrades, besides the repair to battery ventilation fans, were carried out on this specific submarine; (b) how many tons per day of diesel fuel is consumed by HMCS Corner Brook and other Victoria-class submarines at normal cruising speeds; (c) what is the cost to the Canadian Navy, per ton or per litre, for diesel ...[+++] fuel for Victoria-class submarines; and (d) what is the total fuel capacity of a Victoria-class submarine, in tons or litres?

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passengers, visitors, vendors, repair technicians, port facility personnel, etc.;

R. whereas, according to information provided by military and civilian experts themselves, the fault in the nuclear reactor is much more serious than those same experts originally thought, for which reason repairing the submarine will be a more complex task involving increased risk and quite unnecessarily subjecting the people living in the area to a high risk of contamination,