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Regulators' Capacity Fund (view source)
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| This project involves contracting expert advisory services to develop an Artificial Intelligence Action Plan, following review of:
| This project involves contracting expert advisory services to develop an Artificial Intelligence Action Plan, following review of:
- the information required for the demonstration of a safety case for the use of AI in licensed nuclear activities; and <br>
- the information required for the demonstration of a safety case for the use of AI in licensed nuclear activities; and <br>
- evaluation of the potential challenges for effective regulatory oversight.
- evaluation of the potential challenges for effective regulatory oversight.
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| Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
| Analysis of Regulatory and Non-Regulatory Barriers to Domestic Red Meat Trade in Canada
| This project seeks to analyze regulatory and non-regulatory challenges to domestic trade of red meat in Canada with a view to informing a path forward to enhance economic growth opportunities in that sector. This would support the long-term objective of enhancing trade without compromising food safety or international trade opportunities and obligations.
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| Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
| Analysis of Regulatory and Non-Regulatory Barriers to Domestic Red Meat Trade in Canada
| This project seeks to analyze regulatory and non-regulatory challenges to domestic trade of red meat in Canada with a view to informing a path forward to enhance economic growth opportunities in that sector. This would support the long-term objective of enhancing trade without compromising food safety or international trade opportunities and obligations.
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| Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)
| Analysis of Global Systems that Enable Domestic Meat Trade
| This project seeks to analyze relevant international regulatory systems (United States, European Union, Australia, etc.) containing features or programs which facilitate domestic trade of red meat. The purpose of the exercise would be to identify the key factors and their applicability to the Canadian context and to support the long-term objective of enhancing domestic trade without compromising food safety or international trade opportunities and obligations.
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