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VOL. 5, No. 5

April 13, 1999

Tracking Federal Regulatory Initiatives

Highlights:

Exempt from Prepublication and Approved

More time provided for filing of subsequent environmental effects monitoring studies under Pulp and Paper Effluent Regulations

Exempt from Pre-Publication

and Approved

Statutory Authority

Pulp & Paper Regulations, amendment (SOR/99-166, OIC 1999-586)

The amendment replaces the expression "three years" with "four years" in section 32 of the Regulations.

The new section, under the Environmental Effections Monitoring Studies portion of the Regulation, now reads:

"32. The operator shall provide the Minister with the interpretive report and supporting data on the second and each successive environmental effects monitoring studying within four years after the submission of the interpretive report and supporting data on the previous study."

The amendment comes into effect on April 1, 1999.

Fisheries Act, section 37

To be published in Canada Gazette 14, 1999

Exempt from Pre-Publication and Approved	Statutory Authority
Pulp & Paper Regulations, amendment (SOR/99-166, OIC 1999-586) The amendment replaces the expression "three years" with "four years" in section 32 of the Regulations. The new section, under the Environmental Effections Monitoring Studies portion of the Regulation, now reads: "32. The operator shall provide the Minister with the interpretive report and supporting data on the second and each successive environmental effects monitoring studying within four years after the submission of the interpretive report and supporting data on the previous study." The amendment comes into effect on April 1, 1999.	Fisheries Act, section 37 To be published in Canada Gazette 14, 1999

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