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* * * * * * * * * * TDG UPDATE COHMED 2010, San Antonio By Nathalie Belliveau A/ Director Compliance and Response Branch Transport Dangerous Goods Directorate * Purpose of the presentation Update of the amendments to the TDG Act Reports on accidental releases Most commonly cited non-compliances in 2009 Random sampling report 2010 winter Olympics in Vancouver BC * A newly amended TDG Act, Royal Assent June 16th 2009 Safety ? Strengthen Emergency Response Assistance Plan Program; ? Enable inspectors to inspect any place for which a means of containment is being manufactured, repaired or tested; Reconfirm that the Act is applicable uniformly throughout Canada, including local works and undertakings (movements of dangerous goods within a province not using a federal carrier/shipper); Change the concept of importer to clarify who is the person in Canada that needs to meet the obligations of the act; Enable a shipping record to be used in court as evidence of the presence of a dangerous good in a means of containment; and Some wording changes – permits to certificates and inclusion of new temporary certificate. * New Security Requirements in the Act Security Response Enabling the use of Emergency Response Assistance Plans to respond to a terrorist release of dangerous goods. Security Prevention Require security plans and security training; Enable the use Security Measures and Interim Orders (as Public Safety Act and 10 other existing Parliament Acts); and Enable regulations to be made to require that dangerous goods are tracked during transport, or reported if lost or stolen.? * CBRNE In 2002, the TDG directorate put in place a Chemical Biological Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) Response Program that would be part of the federal government initiative on counter-terrorism. The mandate of the TDG CBRNE Response Program is to ensure product response services following a CBRNE incident. Such response would occur once all terrorist-related hazard