Environment committee  I'm sure that Cynthia or Gordon would know this better than I do, but I think you're completely right. The complexity of the interactions with society is much greater with CEPA than it is with the Fisheries Act, in my opinion. Not the least of those is the constitutionality issue

Environment committee  Mr. Chair, perhaps I could clarify. The Salt Institute was actually here back in September.

Environment committee  That was certainly one of the points made, but we also presented some recommendations for changing the statutes. I think you made the comment that we were happy with the statute the way it was. Our interests really in that presentation were to try to make the statute more workabl

Environment committee  Just so you know, we do want to make some significant recommendations to change the statute that we have.

Environment committee  I've said this before and I'll say it again. I think if the discussion with industry, in particular about substances because it's a substance-based act, focused more on the use of the context of the substance and the problem areas that resulted from the use of those substances to

Environment committee  No, I'm just saying that in some cases all stakeholders might agree. I think where there's agreement, in order for equity and fairness to work, I think that if you looked in context you'd get a lot more agreement. No, some things obviously wouldn't work in a regulatory environme

Environment committee  I think we have to differentiate between the gazetting consultation process and a more open one that might occur with, for example, the risk management process for road salt, which is a very robust process involving hundreds of stakeholders across Canada. The gazetting process,