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Natural Resources . Regardless of fault, the company will be responsible should a spill occur. These measures demonstrate our government's commitment to the principle of polluter pays and responsible resource development.
May 15th, 2014House debate
Kelly BlockConservative
Business of Supply to improve safety and emergency planning, as well as to enshrine the polluter pay principle in legislation. The fifth pillar of our plan would make Canada a global innovation leader. Since 2006, we have made new investments of over $11 billion to support innovation in every way possible
May 14th, 2014House debate
Joe OliverConservative
Business of Supply and worthwhile program. As members are aware, our government is taking action to prevent marine oil spills from happening in the first place, to clean up spills quickly and effectively if they do happen, and to ensure that polluters pay. The hon. Denis Lebel, in his prior capacity
May 7th, 2014House debate
Wai YoungConservative
Environment committee Thank you. I think the last discussion certainly illustrates the difference between our Conservative point of view and the way the NDP operates. Polluter pay is the first option on the other side, whereas we believe in working with producers by the provision of incentives. Mr
March 25th, 2014Committee meeting
Robert SopuckConservative
Energy Safety and Security Act but truly world class and world leading. When I speak about holding industry accountable, I am referring to the polluter pays principle, which has already been acknowledged by members in the House as being something they support. I think we all do. This principle holds industry liable
March 25th, 2014House debate
Leon BenoitConservative
Energy Safety and Security Act Mr. Speaker, I think I can agree with the hon. member's statements. In fact, the parliamentary secretary stated that the polluter pay principle is embedded in this legislation. That is one reason that we are asking that all hon. members support this legislation. While they may
March 25th, 2014House debate
Bradley TrostConservative
Energy Safety and Security Act to prevent incidents and ensure a quick response in the unlikely event of a spill. In our Speech from the Throne, we were clear. We will enshrine the polluter pays principle in law. We also committed to increasing the required liability insurance and setting higher safety standards
March 25th, 2014House debate
Greg RickfordConservative
Canadian Environmental Bill of Rights to the protection of the environment. The bill stipulates that five emerging principles of environmental law would guide its interpretation: the precautionary principle, the polluter pays principle, the principle of sustainable development, the principle of intergenerational equity
May 6th, 2010House debate
Scott ArmstrongConservative
Transport committee As I understand it, with these amendments, the principle of polluter pays is fundamental. There will be increased insurance coverage. You mentioned an existing domestic fund, and now there will be access to an international fund. Is that correct?
February 11th, 2014Committee meeting
Peter BraidConservative
Transport committee For oil. Exactly, which is why those amendments wouldn't be contained in a bill like this currently, this bill focusing on our ratification, if you will, or our ability to ratify the HNS convention around chemical spills. Okay. Just so I understand this with respect to polluter
February 11th, 2014Committee meeting
Jeff WatsonConservative
The Environment laws, setting higher safety standards and has been committed to enshrining the polluter pay system into law. That being said, I appreciate the opportunity to inform the member opposite of a few facts pertaining to the federal environmental assessment process that he may not have
November 26th, 2013House debate
Colin CarrieConservative
The Environment Mr. Speaker, we do not think this is a laughing matter. Environment Canada is supporting the province and providing assistance as required. Our government has committed to enshrining the polluter pay system into law. Environment Canada's enforcement officers are looking
November 21st, 2013House debate
Colin CarrieConservative
The Environment . As I have said, it is our government that has committed to enshrining the polluter pay system into law and will continue to take action against those who break the environmental laws. If the New Democrats actually believed in this, it would be nice if they would actually vote
November 21st, 2013House debate
Colin CarrieConservative
Business of Supply for them to pay for the consequences of any spill—the polluter pays principle. Companies operating major pipelines would need to demonstrate a minimum financial capacity of $1 billion to clean up after any spill. We have given the National Energy Board new authority to impose serious
November 7th, 2013House debate
Bob ZimmerConservative
Offshore Health and Safety Act for workers and safe for the environment. Beyond high standards for training, safety, and equipment, oil and gas companies are required to maintain environmental protection and spill response plans. The government is committed to the polluter-pays principle and the responsible management
October 31st, 2013House debate
Joe OliverConservative