Pilotage Act review . : T86-45/2018E-PDF

"The Pilotage Act was enacted in 1972 and provides the legislative framework for pilotage services in Canada, and establishes the four Pilotage Authorities as Crown corporations: the Atlantic Pilotage Authority, the Great Lakes Pilotage Authority, the Laurentian Pilotage Authority, and the Pacific Pilotage Authority. Each of the Pilotage Authorities has a mandate to establish and operate safe and efficient pilotage services in their respective regions. The Pilotage Act has been reviewed several times since its inception, either as a stand-alone subject or as part of a review of wider transportation issues. Although there have been several recommendations for reform, there was only one set of substantial amendments made in 1998. Otherwise, the majority of the Pilotage Act is largely unchanged. The primary purpose of the current Pilotage Act Review is to modernize the legislation to better align with the existing and future realities of the marine transportation system"--Executive summary, p. ii.

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