Enregistrement - Lobbyistes salariés d'organisations

Objets

• Affaires autochtones
• Budget
• Climat
• Commerce intérieur
• Commerce international
• Défense
• Développement économique
• Développement régional
• Éducation
• Emploi et formation
• Énergie
• Environnement
• Immigration
• Impôts et finances
• Industrie
• Infrastructure
• Marchés publics
• Municipalités
• Pensions
• Petites entreprises
• Propriété intellectuelle
• Recherche et développement
• Relations internationales
• Sciences et technologies
• Transports
• Travail

Objets ajoutés par l'intermédiaire d'un rapport mensuel de communication

• Logement
• Questions touchant les consommateurs

Détails sur l'objet

Politique ou Programme

• ALTERNATIVE SERVICE DELIVERY: The Canadian Construction Association believes federal departments should be looking increasingly to the private sector for the delivery of operations and maintenance services. In many cases, Canadian firms are engaged abroad carrying out O&M operations on behalf of other governments, but are prevented from doing so in Canada because of federal policy. The CCA through a special sub-committee of the Association, the Facilities Operation and Maintenance Associations of Canada, has been pressing for changes in federal policy to open up operations and maintenance services to private sector operators. There services can include: engineering and construction; facilities and infrastructure operations and maintenance; electrical power generations, water and waste water treatment; environmental science and emergency response; bulk fuel management; food services, janitorial and laundry services at Canadian military bases; roads and grounds construction and maintenance; logistics, transport and vehicle maintenance; medical and dental services; and airport operations, including air traffic control and cross serving. maintenance
• SECURITY CLEARANCES: The Canadian Construction Association has been working with Treasury Board Secretariat and Public Works and Government Services to help simplify the process for contractors to the federal government to obtain security clearances. Currently, when a contractors wish to perform work for the federal government, they must obtain individual clearances from each department they work for. In most cases, the clearances of individual companies and employees are all conducted by the RCMP; however, obtaining a clearance to work for one department is NOT transferable for work done for another department of government. This place a tremendous burden on contractors as they must pay for each individual clearance, in some cases several clearances if they are working for multiple departments at the same time. CCA has been advocating a single government window for security clearances and that these clearances be accepted government wide.

Politique ou Programme, Proposition législative, Projet de loi ou résolution, Règlement

• Budget: The Canadian Construction Association continues to advocate for changes to federal government investment and tax policies. Specifically, the CCA supports: the creation of a long-term infrastructure plan in order to assist the custodians of core public infrastructure with the modernization and expansion of these assets to meet current and future economic needs; changes to current capital depreciation rules for mobile assets so as to encourage fleet modernization within the construction sector; changes to the capital depreciation rules for energy efficient retrofits in existing residential and commercial buildings; funding to help upgrade Canada's community college network; and improved tax incentives for employers that participate in apprenticeship training.
• Skilled Labour Policy: In order to overcome skilled labour scarcity across Canada, the Canadian Construction Association continues to advocate for legislative, regulatory and policy reforms with the intent to promote increased domestic skilled trade and apprenticeship training, as well as facilitate the entry of skilled trade labour under Canadian immigration programs.
• Sustained and Adequate Federal Funding for National Infrastructure Modernization and Development: The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is working to ensure that the Government of Canada commits through the development of its Long-term Infrastructure Plan to provide secure and stable funding for national infrastructure modernization and development in order to enhance Canadian productivity and promote economic growth.

Techniques de communication

• Communication écrite
• Communication orale

Institutions gouvernementales

• Affaires autochtones et Développement du Nord Canada
• Affaires étrangères et Commerce international Canada (MAECIC)
• Agence canadienne d'évaluation environnementale (ACÉE)
• Agence de promotion économique du Canada atlantique (APECA)
• Agence des services frontaliers du Canada (ASFC)
• Agence du revenu du Canada (ARC)
• Banque du Canada
• Bureau du Conseil privé (BCP)
• Cabinet du Premier ministre (CPM)
• Chambre des communes
• Citoyenneté et Immigration Canada
• Commissariat au lobbying (CAL)
• Construction de Défense Canada (CDC)
• Défense nationale (MDN)
• Développement économique Canada pour les régions du Québec
• Diversification de l'économie de l'Ouest Canada (DEO)
• Emploi et Développement social Canada (EDSC)
• Environnement Canada
• Exportation et développement Canada (EDC)
• Finances Canada (FIN)
• Industrie Canada
• Infrastructure Canada (INFC)
• Ressources humaines et Développement des compétences Canada (RHDCC)
• Ressources humaines et Développement social Canada (RHDSC)
• Revenu Canada (RC)
• Secrétariat du Conseil du Trésor du Canada (SCT)
• Sénat du Canada
• Transports Canada (TC)
• Travaux publics et Services gouvernementaux Canada

Institutions gouvernementales ajoutées par l'intermédiaire d'un rapport mensuel de communication

• Ressources naturelles Canada (RNCan)

Adresse :
400 - 75 Albert Street
Ottawa, ON  K1P 5E7
Canada

Numéro de téléphone : 613-236-9455
Numéro de fax : 613-236-9526