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December 1st, 2016Committee meeting

Robert Larocque

Environment committee  I completely agree. The standing committee looking at all this is not going to be.... We're following it. I totally agree with you. The uncertainty would happen if there were significant changes to CEPA. Sometimes there's an uncertainty on how it would be implemented following those changes, and that could take three, four, or five years.

December 1st, 2016Committee meeting

Robert Larocque

Environment committee  Yes, I think there are a couple of examples. For example, better co-operation between the provinces and the federal government could improve enforcement. I think too many times legislation is done where it could be confusing, in that the test methods are not exactly the same as those of the provinces, so you would need to have double enforcement, or there is too much.

December 1st, 2016Committee meeting

Robert Larocque

Environment committee  I completely agree with that. I think my point was not to go completely over, only on the hazard side of it. Maybe it's my view of the word “hazard”, but when you are making pulp and paper or tissue or toilet paper, you do use hazardous substances, like bleaching, for example. We need to be able to continue to use that, but it doesn't mean that Canadians are exposed to a bleach chemical when they're using our products.

December 1st, 2016Committee meeting

Robert Larocque

Environment committee  Thank you, Madam Chair and members of the committee. Copies of my remarks are available in English for people after the session is over. My name is Robert Larocque. I'm very pleased to be here to represent the Forest Products Association of Canada as part of your review of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act.

December 1st, 2016Committee meeting

Robert Larocque