Environment committee  In response to the request from Fisheries and Oceans, Environment Canada, as part of supplementary estimates (B), will transfer close to $900,000 to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans specifically for work in the Hamilton Harbour and the Bay of Quinte. It's going to be conduc

Environment committee  I can briefly give some highlights. Responsible marine management is really about all of the work that's done on consultations, designation, and the management of proposed work. Their 2013-14 funding will enable the completion of a management action plan, regulatory impact asses

Environment committee  Not at this time, no.

Environment committee  Just for clarification, at the time the public accounts were published, the carryover to departments was not approved by the Treasury Board, so it's a question of timing. The approval came subsequent to the issue of the public accounts, and for that reason you don't see them ava

Environment committee  Part of that increase can be explained by a reallocation of grants and contributions to O and M. For the cleanup of the Randle Reef site, the funds were originally provided in grants and contributions and then throughout the estimates process were reallocated to O and M; hence, y

Environment committee  Correct.

Environment committee  It's operating and maintenance funds.

Environment committee  It is new money.

Environment committee  It was announced in budget 2014 and is not yet reflected in these main estimates.

Environment committee  Not in the estimates.... It's going forward.

Environment committee  I would have to get back to you with that response. I don't have the details. That $80 million covers multiple departments. It is not all Environment Canada.

Environment committee  I can tell you of the $4.9 million that we do have, part of it will go to doing the risk assessments and the lion's share of it will go to the remediation activities for the sites that we own. I can provide you with the specific details.

Environment committee  As reported in the public accounts, it's around $120 million.

Environment committee  What you don't see is the statutory amounts that go to the NCC, which are $18 million, and that brings it up to the $44 million.

Environment committee  The change in meteorological services is with respect to programs for the Arctic that are sunsetting. That will be renewed through future supplementary estimates. It's a timing difference between the expenditures to date versus the main estimates number we have to date.