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|Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)

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|Community of Federal Regulators (CFR)

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|Building Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) Capacity in the Government of Canada

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| Building Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) Capacity in the Government of Canada

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|This project involves developing advanced-level cost-benefit analysis (CBA) training (i.e. developing a CBA certificate program in partnership with an academic institution) as well as developing a plan to guide the implementation of a CBA recruitment and retention strategy for the Government of Canada.

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| This project involves developing advanced-level cost-benefit analysis (CBA) training (i.e. developing a CBA certificate program in partnership with an academic institution) as well as developing a plan to guide the implementation of a CBA recruitment and retention strategy for the Government of Canada.

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|Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC)

|Support to enable improved costing of nuclear regulations and increase internal regulations costing capability

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|This project involves undertaking a detailed costing study of an ongoing regulatory review and associated guidance, followed by the development of tools and training to help CNSC staff establish internal costing expertise.

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| This project involves undertaking a detailed costing study of an ongoing regulatory review and associated guidance, followed by the development of tools and training to help CNSC staff establish internal costing expertise.

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|Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC)

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|This project involves enlisting external support in order to review the CNSC’s regulatory framework and assess its readiness for fusion technology. If successful, this work would help CNSC successfully receive and process license applications for fusion reactors.

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|Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC)

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| Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC)

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| Online Resolution Platform

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|Online Resolution Platform

|By implementing an online dispute resolution platform, this project will support timely, efficient, and cost-effective compliance and enforcement for both regulators and regulated entities under the new Pay Equity regime.

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|Transport Canada (TC)

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| Transport Canada (TC)

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|Cumulative Regulatory Impact Analysis (CRIA) and Portal

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| Cumulative Regulatory Impact Analysis (CRIA) and Portal

|This project involves developing and implementing a cumulative regulatory impact analysis framework to analyze the impact of transportation regulations on different industry sectors; this could ultimately support the establishment of an online portal that would make information on cumulative regulatory impact publicly available and searchable.

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|Transport Canada (TC)

|Establishing novel testing methodologies to evaluate the safety of new vehicle technologies and support road safety regulatory design

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|To inform future regulation-development around new vehicle technologies, such as connected and automated vehicle safety technologies, this project would develop virtual simulation-based testing to assess new validation methods for emerging vehicle technologies, conduct physical testing of advanced vehicle technologies.

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| To inform future regulation-development around new vehicle technologies, such as connected and automated vehicle safety technologies, this project would develop virtual simulation-based testing to assess new validation methods for emerging vehicle technologies, conduct physical testing of advanced vehicle technologies.

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| Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

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|Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

|Developing Foresight Capabilities Activities

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| This project entails a suite of complementary activities to support capacity-building on foresight analysis within ECCC. This includes training of policy analysts, conducting a review of policy guidance documents to identify and incorporate foresight considerations throughout the policy cycle, and conducting applied hands-on foresight exercises with program areas.

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|This project entails a suite of complementary activities to support capacity-building on foresight analysis within ECCC. This includes training of policy analysts, conducting a review of policy guidance documents to identify and incorporate foresight considerations throughout the policy cycle, and conducting applied hands-on foresight exercises with program areas.

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|Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

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|The project aims to develop and implement a Regulatory Discovery Tool to improve access to information on federal regulations. This involves conducting consultations to identify the needs of regulators and stakeholders, identifying and collecting regulatory metadata, and ultimately developing a public-facing, web-based, searchable Tool.

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|Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

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| Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

|National Pollutant Release Inventory (NPRI) – Bulk Upload and Data Verification Tool

|The NPRI collects and publishes information on releases, disposals and transfers of over 320 pollutants from over 7,500 facilities across Canada. This project will allow facility owners or operators to submit their data more rapidly, efficiently, and accurately by developing an alternative to the presently required manual data entry. Specifically, this project involves developing a tool that would enable the submission of all data points in one file as well as provide quality control verification.

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|ECCC will develop the business case for a broader project which aims to create multiple operational solutions including a Document Portal to enable electronic regulatory reporting and document submission for all submissions to ECCC.

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|Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)

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| Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)

|Biogas Regulatory Navigation Study

|The project involves researching the regulatory barriers impacting agricultural biogas project development, highlighting necessary guidance or regulatory alignment needs, and identifying potential tools to aid SMEs in navigating regulations to enable them to achieve environmental and economic goals. It will also clarify if there is a role for the federal government to create a Pan-Canadian regulatory pathway for the agricultural biogas sector.

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|Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)

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| Plant Breeders’ Rights Act/UPOV’91 Impact Study

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|Plant Breeders’ Rights Act/UPOV’91 Impact Study

|This project involves researching and quantifying the economic benefits derived from a strengthened intellectual property environment and greater opportunities for access to new plant varieties created by legislative amendments to Canada’s Plant Breeders’ Rights Act, which strengthened intellectual property protection to conform to the 1991 Act of the International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants (UPOV’91).

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|This project will analyze ECCC’s regulations and regulatory reports to develop a template and methodology for new regulations and associated reporting requirements with the intent of standardizing terminology and requirements. It will also develop criteria to determine which regulations are suitable for rules as code (RAC) and ways to incorporate RAC principles in the drafting of regulations.

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|Innovation Science and Economic Development (ISED) /Standards Council of Canada (SCC)

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| Innovation Science and Economic Development (ISED) /Standards Council of Canada (SCC)

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|Modernizing the Monitoring Standards in Regulation Tool

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| Modernizing the Monitoring Standards in Regulation Tool

|This project involves designing a modernized tool to monitor standards referenced in federal regulations, increase the capacity of regulators to access these standards, and help address the issue of outdated references to standards.

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|Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)

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|Risk-based Inspection Planning Web Application

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| Risk-based Inspection Planning Web Application

|To support the administration of the compliance inspection and restoration program under the Explosives Act administered by NRCan, this project will develop an inspection planning web application to create more efficient workflows, increase regulatory transparency, and ensure that regulations do not impede competitiveness of stakeholder industries.

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| Health Canada (HC)

|Analyzing Incentive Models to Support Pediatric Medicine Development and Submission to Canada

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|This project seeks to analyze the success and/or gaps of Canada’s existing pediatric incentives provided under Section C.08.004.1 of the Food and Drug Regulations (FDR), in order to inform the development of new incentive models that will be used to support the implementation of a new pediatric provision in the FDR. To supplement this work, this project also strives to obtain industry feedback and insights on incentive models that would be meaningful to them.

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| This project seeks to analyze the success and/or gaps of Canada’s existing pediatric incentives provided under Section C.08.004.1 of the Food and Drug Regulations (FDR), in order to inform the development of new incentive models that will be used to support the implementation of a new pediatric provision in the FDR. To supplement this work, this project also strives to obtain industry feedback and insights on incentive models that would be meaningful to them.

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|Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC)

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