Shifting Focus: Towards Outcome-Based Policy and Regulation Making for Maritime Safety and Vessel-Source Pollution in Canada

Aldo Chircop; Eric Machum

Shifting Focus: Towards Outcome-Based Policy and Regulation Making for Maritime Safety and Vessel-Source Pollution in Canada

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Abstract

A recent publication concluded that “... Canadian water transportation policy is a history of: laissez faire; protection, financing and subsidization; government operation, ownership and privatization; expanded protection; commercialization; and a market oriented philosophy.” Consistent with this larger policy process, subsidiary policy and regulation making for maritime safety and vessel-source pollution in Canada have followed the roller-coaster pattern, punctuated by parallel milestones.

Original language	Canadian English
Title of host publication	Shifting Focus: Towards Outcome-Based Policy and Regulation Making for Maritime Safety and Vessel-Source Pollution in Canada
Publication status	Published - Jan. 1 2009

Keywords

Marine safety
Vessel-source pollutio

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Environmental Law

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Shifting Focus: Towards Outcome-Based Policy and Regulation Making for Maritime Safety and Vessel-Source Pollution in Canada

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