No, every vessel within Canada is inspected on a yearly basis or quadrennially, every four years, depending on the age of the vessel. But within that inspection regime there are certain things the inspector has to look at. There is a timeline for him to keep within in order to get that audit done. For the majority of times, that inspector is away from the office; not only the local office, but he has to travel to get to the vessel itself.
On October 28th, 2014. See this statement in context.