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Fisheries committee Just in terms of what controls they have in place, they do have licence requirements for fish farms, and there are controls around that. One of the elements that is missing is the program for auditing the health of farmed salmon in B.C. It is out of date.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee Yes, we found issues there. The department had limited laboratory capacity to provide timely surveillance test results, and then there was the issue with CFIA that we discussed earlier.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee That's exactly it.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee In the second paragraph of the report, we do mention that the Canadian salmon farming industry is considered to have significant potential for growth due to Canada's long coastline, cold water temperatures and proximity to the United States market. I know this is probably the one
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee We looked at what they have in place to control for diseases and pesticides including sea lice.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee We looked at diseases, pathogens and pesticides, so we comment on how well they're doing that. That includes controlling for sea lice.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee They implemented the aquaculture activity regulations in order to control for drugs and pesticides for diseases and pathogens, so we comment on what's working and what's not working that well in that area. Julie spoke about that earlier.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee We found that both departments were supposed to be working together on the aquatic animal health program. DFO's primary concern was looking at the impact on wild fish. CFIA's primary concern can be seen as more trade-related. When they're working together, they're sometimes not s
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee Given the different situations with different countries, it was difficult to compare apples and oranges.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Fisheries committee Health Canada.
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Public Accounts committee The process at the IRB is different. They do their own recruitment. It doesn't go through PCO. They have a very high number of GIC appointees. That number is lower than it was in 2009 when we did our audit because they changed some of those positions so they're now public servant
November 17th, 2016Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Public Accounts committee Exactly. They have to be superior court judges.
November 17th, 2016Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Public Accounts committee There are other criteria, but—
November 17th, 2016Committee meeting
Sharon Clark
Public Accounts committee Thank you for the question. As you can see, a lot of parties are involved, including the Minister of Justice, the Department of Justice, the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs and the Privy Council Office. As we explained in the report, there is a different process for ju
November 17th, 2016Committee meeting
Sharon Clark