Sommaire de 12 mois d'activités de lobbying - Lobbyistes salariés d'organisations

La Fédération Maritime du Canada/The Shipping Federation of Canada / Chris Hall, PRESIDENT AND CEO

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Actifs - Dernière mise à jour le : 2023-10-02

Qui fait du lobbying?

La Fédération Maritime du Canada/The Shipping Federation of Canada (Adresse, activités et membres)

Chris Hall, PRESIDENT AND CEO

Financement public reçu ou Financement attendu pendant l'année financière en cours

Non

Quel est l'objet des activités de lobbying?

Objets

Affaires autochtones
Agriculture
Budget
Climat
Commerce international
Développement économique
Emploi et formation
Environnement
Immigration
Impôts et finances
Industrie
Infrastructure
Justice et application des lois
Marchés publics
Pêches
Questions constitutionnelles
Recherche et développement
Relations internationales
Sciences et technologies
Sécurité nationale/sécurité
Tourisme
Transports
Travail
Énergie

Détails sur l'objet

Politique ou Programme

Annex V of the Marpol Convention with the respect to reception facilities (Cargo residues & Others).
Asian Gypsy Moth policy for marine vessels, with respect to inspection and certification procedures.
Ballast Water implementation with respect to Transport Canada implementation policy proposal and revision of regulations.
CBSA and TC with respect to implementation of maritime single window concept in Canada.
CBSA with respect to governance and financing of container examination centers.
CBSA – Arctic vessel reporting, in respect of the possibility of reporting to any locally available federal agency and/or providing an alternative reporting.
CBSA, with respect to letting surveyors board tankers at Les Escoumins
CBSA, with respect to the assignment of a carrier code to foreign ocean carriers and issuance of bonds.
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada with respect to admissibility requirements for persons on board vessels.
Canadian Coast Guard icebreaking program for the Gulf of St. Lawrence, in respect of meeting agreed level of service in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Canadian Coast Guard icebreaking program, in respect to ensuring the renewal of the icebreaking fleet.
Canadian Coast Guard with respect to modernization of Canadian waterways, including e-navigation.
Canadian Food Inspection Agency with respect to the level of service available for ship inspection prior to grain exports.
Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) and Transport Canada (TC) with respect to developing a federal government policy and strategy for ships inspection in remote regions.
Department of Fisheries and Oceans and Transport Canada with respect to the regulations of vessels transits and operations in marine protected areas.
Energy efficiency measures with respect to options considered by the International Maritime Organziation (IMO)
Facilitation of International Maritime Traffic: in respect of gaps between the FAL Convention and Canadian practice.
Implementation of Canadian European Trade Agreement (CETA) with respect to the marine sector of the agreement, which provides for some liberalization of marine services in Canada.
International Convention Relating to Intervention on the High Seas in Cases of Oil Pollution Casualties, 1969, and its 1973 Protocol: support for ratification by Canada
International Joint Commission, in respect of adopting a plan that assures stability of water levels in the St. Lawrence River.
International Maritime Satellite Organization (IMSO) Amendments 2006: support for ratification by Canada
International trade agreements negotiated by Canada, with respect to internatonal shipping services.
Procurement and Public Services Canada with respect to the importance of the renewal of the Canadian Coast Guard Icebreaking fleet
Seafarers Identity Documents Convention (revised), 2003 (no 185): support of ratification by Canada.
TC and DFO with respect actions mitigating impact of vessels on whales.
TC and DFO with respect to the implementation of various initiatives under the Ocean Protection Plan.
TC with respect to the implementation of the new Pilotage Act.
TC with respect to the transportation of Dangerous Goods by marine mode.
Transport Canada (TC) with respect to proposed recovery strategies and action plans for species at risk, when these initiatives could impact on navigation in Canadian waters.
Transport Canada (TC) with respect to ratification of the Nairobi Convention on the Removal of Wrecks and a proposal for implementation in Canadian Waters.
Transport Canada with respect to Canada's preparedness for SOLAS upcoming requirement on container weight verification.
Transport Canada with respect to assuring consistency in the regulatory interpretations of local port wardens.

Règlement

Reporting of imported goods regulations, in respect of consistent application (memorandums D-3-5-1 and D-3-5-2) and in respect of Advanced Commercial Information reporting.

Qui fait l'objet de lobbying?

Institutions gouvernementales

Administration de pilotage de l'Atlantique (APA)
Administration de pilotage des Grands Lacs
Administration de pilotage des Laurentides
Administration de pilotage du Pacifique Canada (APP)
Affaires mondiales Canada (AMC)
Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments (ACIA)
Agence canadienne de développement économique du Nord (CanNor)
Agence des services frontaliers du Canada (ASFC)
Cabinet du Premier ministre (CPM)
Chambre des communes
Défense nationale (MDN)
Environnement et Changement climatique Canada (ECCC)
Finances Canada (FIN)
Garde côtière canadienne (GCC)
Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada (IRCC)
Innovation, Sciences et Développement économique Canada (ISDE)
Justice Canada (JC)
Office national des transports (ONT)
Pêches et Océans Canada (MPO)
Ressources naturelles Canada (RNCan)
Santé Canada (SC)
Secrétariat du Conseil du Trésor du Canada (SCT)
Services publics et Approvisionnement Canada (SPAC)
Sécurité publique Canada (SP)
Sénat du Canada
Transports Canada (TC)

Techniques de communication

Techniques de communication déjà utilisées ou qui seront utilisées au cours de l'engagement :

Appel au grand public
Communication écrite
Communication orale
Organiser une ou plusieurs réunions

Qui sont les lobbyistes?

KAITY ARSONIADIS, SENIOR POLICY ADVISOR | Aucune charge publique occupée
CHRIS HALL, PRESIDENT AND CEO | Aucune charge publique occupée
KAREN KANCENS, VICE PRESIDENT | Aucune charge publique occupée
MARIO MINOTTI, DIRECTOR, FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION | Aucune charge publique occupée
MIAKO USHIO, MANAGER, ENVIRONMENTAL AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS | Aucune charge publique occupée

Lobbyistes dans les versions précédentes
- CHAD ALLEN, DIRECTOR, MARINE OPERATIONS | Aucune charge publique occupée
- CHRIS HALL, PRESIDENT | Aucune charge publique occupée

Numéro de l'enregistrement : 951420-251
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Rapports mensuels de communications

Quelles communications orales et organisées ont eu lieu?

Quelles communications orales et organisées ont eu lieu?
Date	TCPD, Titre du poste \| Institution gouvernementale	Objets
2024-02-12	Martin McKay, Executive Director \| Ocean Protection Plan Implementation, Transports Canada (TC)	Environnement, Transports

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La Fédération Maritime du Canada / The Shipping Federation of Canada - Adresse, activités et membres

Adresse :

625 RENE-LEVESQUE WEST, SUITE 800
MONTREAL, QC H3B 1R2
Canada

Numéro de téléphone : 514-849-2325 Poste 228

Coordonnées dans les versions précédentes
- 300 ST. SACREMENT, SUITE 326
  MONTREAL, QC H2Y 1X4
  Canada
  
  Numéro de téléphone : 514-849-2325
  
  Numéro de fax : 514-849-8774
- 300 ST. SACREMENT, SUITE 326
  MONTREAL, QC H2Y 1X4
  Canada
  
  Numéro de téléphone : 514-849-2325
  
  Numéro de fax : 514-849-8774
- 300 ST. SACREMENT, SUITE 326
  MONTREAL, QC H2Y 1X4
  Canada
  
  Numéro de téléphone : 514-849-2325
  
  Numéro de fax : 514-849-8774

Description des activités de l'organisation :
THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 70 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 200 STEAMSHIP LINES. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS. THE MANDATE OF THE FEDERATION IS TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS ON ALL MATTERS AFFECTING THE OPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. OUR PRIMARY AREAS OF CONCERN INCLUDE POLICIES, LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS GOVERNING SUBJECTS AS DIVERSE AS CANADIAN PORTS, POLLUTION PREVENTION, MARINE PILOTAGE, AND STOWAWAYS. THE FEDERATION DISPATCHES, ON A REGULAR BASIS, CIRCULAR LETTERS & BULLETINS SUMMARIZING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARITIME SECTOR.

Descriptions des activités de l'organisation dans les versions précédentes :
- THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 71 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 200 STEAMSHIP LINES. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS. THE MANDATE OF THE FEDERATION IS TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS ON ALL MATTERS AFFECTING THE OPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. OUR PRIMARY AREAS OF CONCERN INCLUDE POLICIES, LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS GOVERNING SUBJECTS AS DIVERSE AS CANADIAN PORTS, POLLUTION PREVENTION, MARINE PILOTAGE, AND STOWAWAYS. THE FEDERATION DISPATCHES, ON A REGULAR BASIS, CIRCULAR LETTERS & BULLETINS SUMMARIZING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARITIME SECTOR.
- THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 70 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 200 STEAMSHIP LINES. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS. THE MANDATE OF THE FEDERATION IS TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS ON ALL MATTERS AFFECTING THE OPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. OUR PRIMARY AREAS OF CONCERN INCLUDE POLICIES, LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS GOVERNING SUBJECTS AS DIVERSE AS CANADIAN PORTS, POLLUTION PREVENTION, MARINE PILOTAGE, STOWAWAYS & OVERLAND OPERATIONS. THE FEDERATION DISPATCHES, ON A REGULAR BASIS, CIRCULAR LETTERS & BULLETINS SUMMARIZING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARITIME SECTOR.
- THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 70 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 200 STEAMSHIP LINES,THE FEDERATION REPRESENTS 95% OF OCEAN VESSELS TRADING TO AND FROM PORTS IN EASTERN CANADA. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN EASTERN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS. THE MANDATE OF THE FEDERATION IS TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS ON ALL MATTERS AFFECTING THE OPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. OUR PRIMARY AREAS OF CONCERN INCLUDE POLICIES, LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS GOVERNING SUBJECTS AS DIIVERSE AS CANADIAN PORTS, POLLUTION PREVENTION, MARINE PILOTAGE, STOWAWAYS & OVERLAND OPERATIONS. THE FEDERATION DISPATCHES, ON A REGULAR BASIS, CIRCULAR LETTERS & BULLETINS SUMMARIZING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARITIME SECTOR.
- THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 70 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 300 STEAMSHIP LINES,THE FEDERATION REPRESENTS 95% OF OCEAN VESSELS TRADING TO AND FROM PORTS IN ATLANTIC CANADA. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN EASTERN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS. THE MANDATE OF THE FEDERATION IS TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS ON ALL MATTERS AFFECTING THE OPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. OUR PRIMARY AREAS OF CONCERN INCLUDE POLICIES, LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS GOVERNING SUBJECTS AS DIIVERSE AS CANADIAN PORTS, POLLUTION PREVENTION, MARINE PILOTAGE, STOWAWAYS & OVERLAND OPERATIONS. THE FEDERATION DISPATCHES, ON A REGULAR BASIS, CIRCULAR LETTERS & BULLETINS SUMMARIZING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARITIME SECTOR.
- THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 75 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 300 STEAMSHIP LINES,THE FEDERATION REPRESENTS 95% OF OCEAN VESSELS TRADING TO AND FROM PORTS IN ATLANTIC CANADA. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN EASTERN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS. THE MANDATE OF THE FEDERATION IS TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS ON ALL MATTERS AFFECTING THE OPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. OUR PRIMARY AREAS OF CONCERN INCLUDE POLICIES, LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS GOVERNING SUBJECTS AS DIIVERSE AS CANADIAN PORTS, POLLUTION PREVENTION, MARINE PILOTAGE, STOWAWAYS & OVERLAND OPERATIONS. THE FEDERATION DISPATCHES, ON A REGULAR BASIS, CIRCULAR LETTERS & BULLETINS SUMMARIZING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARITIME SECTOR.
- THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 75 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 300 STEAMSHIP LINES,THE FEDERATION REPRESENTS 95% OF OCEAN VESSELS TRADING TO AND FROM PORTS IN ATLANTIC CANADA. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN EASTERN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS. THE MANDATE OF THE FEDERATION IS TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS ON ALL MATTERS AFFECTING THE OPERATION OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. OUR PRIMARY AREAS OF CONCERN INCLUDE POLICIES, LEGISLATION & REGULATIONS GOVERNING SUBJECTS AS DIIVERSE AS CANADIAN PORTS, POLLUTION PREVENTION, MARINE PILOTAGE, STOWAWAYS & OVERLAND OPERATIONS. THE FEDERATION DISPATCHES, ON A REGULAR BASIS, CIRCULAR LETTERS & BULLETINS SUMMARIZING DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MARITIME SECTOR. WE ALSO PUBLISH A NEWSLETTER ENTITLED "MARITIME PERSPECTIVE" WHICH IS INTENDED TO GIVE AN OVERVIEW OF THE CHANGES AFFECTING THE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING INDUSTRY.

Membres ou types de membres de l'organisation. :
Membership Classes:Core MembersAffiliated Members

Membres ou types de membres de l'organisation dans les versions précédentes :
- THE SHIPPING FEDERATION OF CANADA, EST. BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT IN 1903, REPRESENTS THE OWNERS, OPERATORS, CHARTERERS & AGENTS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN CANADA'S OVERSEAS TRADE. THE FEDERATION HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 75 COMPANIES WHICH OPERATE OR ACT AS AGENTS FOR MORE THAN 300 STEAMSHIP LINES,THE FEDERATION REPRESENTS 95% OF OCEAN VESSELS TRADING TO AND FROM PORTS IN ATLANTIC CANADA. THE VESSELS REPRESENTED BY OUR MEMBERS TRANSPORT VIRTUALLY ALL OF THE COMMERCE MOVING BETWEEN EASTERN CANADA & PORTS OVERSEAS.

Date de la dernière version :: 2024-04-04

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