Administrative Monetary Penalties (Canada Labour Code) Regulations: SOR/2020-260

Canada Gazette, Part II, Volume 154, Number 26

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SOR/2020-260 December 4, 2020

CANADA LABOUR CODE

P.C. 2020-978 December 4, 2020

Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Labour, pursuant to section 270footnote a of the Canada Labour Codefootnote b, makes the annexed Administrative Monetary Penalties (Canada Labour Code) Regulations.

Administrative Monetary Penalties (Canada Labour Code) Regulations

Definition

Definition of Act

1 In these Regulations, Act means the Canada Labour Code.

Violations

Designations

2 The following are designated as violations that may be proceeded with in accordance with Part IV of the Act:

Types of violations

3 A violation related to any provision specified in column 1 of a Part of Schedule 1 or 2 is classified as a Type A, B, C, D or E violation as specified in column 2 of the respective schedule.

Penalties

Amount

4 The amount of the penalty for each violation is the sum of the baseline penalty amount determined under section 5 and the history of non-compliance amount, if any, determined under section 6.

Baseline penalty amount

5 The baseline penalty amount for a violation is the amount set out in column 3 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 that corresponds to the category of the person or department that is believed to have committed the violation and the type of violation the person or department is believed to have committed, as set out in columns 1 and 2, respectively, of that Part.

History of non-compliance amount

6 (1) If the person or department that is believed to have committed the violation has a history of non-compliance, the history of non-compliance amount is equal to twice the baseline penalty amount determined under section 5.

History of non-compliance

(2) A person or department has a history of non-compliance if, in the five years preceding the day on which the notice of violation is issued, the person or department

Idem

(3) For the purposes of subsection (2),

Payment

Early payment

7 (1) A person or department named in a notice of violation for a Type A, B or C violation may pay an amount equal to one half of the penalty, in complete satisfaction of the penalty, within 20 days after the day on which the notice is served.

Date of payment

(2) Payment is deemed to be made

Service

Manner of service

8 (1) Subject to subsection (2), a notice of violation issued under subsection 276(1) of the Act is to be served

Substitutional service

(2) If a person or department cannot reasonably be served by any method listed in subsection (1), the person or department may be served by leaving a copy of the notice of violation at the person’s or department’s last known address or place of business or, in the case of an individual, at the individual’s usual place of residence or workplace.

Proof of service

(3) Service may be proved by

Date service effective

(4) Service is deemed to have been effected

Request for Review

Manner

9 A request for review made under section 281 of the Act must be in writing and must contain a statement of the grounds of review.

Regular Rate of Wages

Calculation and determination

10 (1) For the purpose of section 288 of the Act, the regular rate of wages of an employee who is paid on a basis other than an hourly rate of wages is calculated or determined in accordance with this section.

General

(2) Subject to subsections (4) to (6), if the employee worked for at least one hour during the four-week period preceding a week in which the employee attends the appeal proceeding in response to a summons by the Board, the employee’s regular rate of wages for that week is calculated by dividing the wages that the employee earned in that period by the hours that they worked during the same period, excluding overtime hours.

Alternative four-week period

(3) Subject to subsections (4) to (6), if the employee did not work for at least one hour in the period referred to in subsection (2) but did work for at least one hour in the preceding four-week period, their regular rate of wages is calculated using the formula set out in subsection (2) but in respect of the preceding four-week period.

Employee paid on commission basis

(4) Subject to subsections (5) and (6), if the employee’s wages are paid, in whole or in part, on a commission basis and the employee has completed at least 12 weeks of continuous employment for their employer, the employee’s regular rate of wages for the week in which the employee attends the appeal proceeding in response to a summons by the Board is calculated by dividing the amount of wages that they earned in the 12-week period preceding that week by the number of hours that the employee worked during that period, excluding overtime hours.

Collective agreement

(5) Subject to subsection (6), if a collective agreement that is binding on the employee and employer sets out a regular rate of wages that is applicable to the employee, or a method for calculating it, that rate, or the rate calculated following that method, is the employee’s regular rate of wages.

Minimum wage

(6) In the following circumstances, an employee’s regular rate of wages is the minimum wage rate referred to in Part III of the Act:

Excluded amounts

(7) For the purposes of subsections (2) to (4), vacation pay, general holiday pay, personal leave pay, pay for leave for victims of family violence, bereavement leave pay, overtime pay and pay received under section 146.5, subsection 205(2) or 251.12(5) or section 288 of the Act are not taken into account in the calculation of wages earned.

Definition of week

(8) For the purposes of this section, week means the period between midnight on Saturday and midnight on the immediately following Saturday.

Publication

Other information

11 The following information is prescribed for the purposes of section 295 of the Act:

Transitional Provision

Type A violations

12 Designations, under section 2, of contraventions and failures as violations that are classified, under section 3, as Type A violations are not effective until the first anniversary of the day on which these Regulations come into force.

Coming into Force

S.C. 2017, c. 20

13 These Regulations come into force on the day on which section 377 of the Budget Implementation Act, 2017, No. 1 comes into force, but if they are registered after that day, they come into force on the day on which they are registered.

SCHEDULE 1

(Paragraphs 2(a), (c) and (d) and section 3)

Violations Under Part II of the Act and its Regulations

PART 1

Part II of the Act

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

122.3(1)

D

2

124

C

3

125(1)(a)

C

4

125(1)(b)

C

5

125(1)(c)

C

6

125(1)(d)(i)

B

7

125(1)(d)(ii)

B

8

125(1)(d)(iii)

B

9

125(1)(f)

B

10

125(1)(g)

A

11

125(1)(h)

C

12

125(1)(i)

C

13

125(1)(j)

C

14

125(1)(k)

C

15

125(1)(l)

C

16

125(1)(m)(i)

C

17

125(1)(m)(ii)

C

18

125(1)(m)(iii)

C

19

125(1)(m)(iv)

C

20

125(1)(m)(v)

C

21

125(1)(n)

C

22

125(1)(o)

D

23

125(1)(p)

D

24

125(1)(q)

C

25

125(1)(r)

C

26

125(1)(s)

C

27

125(1)(t)

C

28

125(1)(u)

C

29

125(1)(v)

C

30

125(1)(w)

C

31

125(1)(x)

D

32

125(1)(y)

C

33

125(1)(z)

C

34

125(1)(z.01)

C

35

125(1)(z.02)

D

36

125(1)(z.03)

C

37

125(1)(z.04)

C

38

125(1)(z.05)

A

39

125(1)(z.06)

A

40

125(1)(z.07)

B

41

125(1)(z.08)

B

42

125(1)(z.09)

B

43

125(1)(z.10)

A

44

125(1)(z.11)

A

45

125(1)(z.12)

C

46

125(1)(z.13)

C

47

125(1)(z.14)

C

48

125(1)(z.15)

B

49

125(1)(z.16)

C

50

125(1)(z.161)

C

51

125(1)(z.162)

C

52

125(1)(z.163)

C

53

125(1)(z.17)

A

54

125(1)(z.18)

A

55

125(1)(z.19)

A

56

125.1(a)

D

57

125.1(b)

D

58

125.1(c)

C

59

125.1(d)

C

60

125.1(e)

C

61

125.1(f)

C

62

125.1(g)

A

63

125.2(1)

D

64

125.3(1)(a)

C

65

125.3(1)(b)

C

66

125.3(1)(c)

C

67

125.3(1)(d)

C

68

125.3(2)

C

69

125.3(3)(a)

B

70

125.3(3)(b)

B

71

126(1)(a)

D

72

126(1)(b)

D

73

126(1)(c)

D

74

126(1)(d)

D

75

126(1)(e)

D

76

126(1)(g)

D

77

126(1)(h)

D

78

126(1)(i)

D

79

127(1)

D

80

127.1(6)

A

81

128(3)

D

82

128(7.1)

C

83

128(8)

D

84

128(13)

D

85

128(14)

D

86

128(15)

A

87

128(16)

A

88

129(1.1)

A

89

129(5)(a)

D

90

129(5)(b)

D

91

129(5)(c)

D

92

132(1)

A

93

134.1(1)

B

94

135(1)

B

95

135(6.1)

A

96

135.1(5)

B

97

135.1(10)(a)

B

98

135.1(10)(b)

B

99

135.1(11)

C

100

135.11(1)

A

101

136(1)

B

102

136(4)

B

103

136(8)(a)

B

104

136(8)(b)

B

105

136(9)

C

106

136.1(1)

A

107

137

B

108

142(a)

C

109

142(a.1)

C

110

142(b)

C

111

143(a)

C

112

143(a.1)

C

113

143(b)

C

114

143.1(a)

C

115

143.1(a.1)

C

116

143.1(b)

C

117

145(3)

D

118

145(4)

D

119

145(5)(a)

D

120

145(5)(b)

A

121

145(8)

A

122

146.1(2)

A

123

146.1(3)

D

124

146.1(4)

D

125

146.5

C

126

147

C

127

147.1(2)

A

128

155(1)

C

PART 2

Regulations Made Under Part II of the Act

DIVISION 1

Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

1.5

A

2

1.8(2)

D

3

1.8(3)

D

4

1.8(4)

D

5

2.2(1)

C

6

2.2(2)

C

7

2.2(3)

C

8

2.2(4)

A

9

2.3(1)

C

10

2.3(2)

C

11

2.3(3)

B

12

2.4

B

13

2.5(1)

C

14

2.5(2)

C

15

2.5(4)

C

16

2.6(1)

D

17

2.6(2)

D

18

2.6(3)

D

19

2.6(4)

D

20

2.7

C

21

2.8(a)

C

22

2.8(b)

B

23

2.9(1)

D

24

2.9(2)

D

25

2.9(3)(a)

D

26

2.9(4)

B

27

2.10(1)

C

28

2.10(2)

C

29

2.10(3)

C

30

2.11(1)(a)

C

31

2.11(1)(b)

C

32

2.11(1)(c)

C

33

2.11(2)

C

34

2.11(3)(a)

C

35

2.11(3)(b)

C

36

2.12(1)(a)

C

37

2.12(1)(b)

C

38

2.12(1)(c)

C

39

2.12(2)

D

40

2.13

C

41

2.14(1)

C

42

2.14(2)

C

43

2.14(3)(a)

C

44

2.14(3)(b)

C

45

2.15

C

46

2.16(1)

D

47

2.16(2)

D

48

2.16(4)

D

49

2.16(5)

D

50

2.16(6)(a)

D

51

2.16(6)(b)

D

52

2.16(6)(c)

D

53

2.16(6)(d)

D

54

2.16(7)

D

55

2.16(8)(a)

D

56

2.16(8)(b)

D

57

2.16(8)(c)

A

58

2.16(8)(d)

A

59

2.17(1)(a)

C

60

2.17(1)(b)

C

61

2.17(1)(c)

C

62

2.17(1)(d)

C

63

2.17(2)

C

64

2.18(1)(a)

D

65

2.18(1)(b)

D

66

2.18(1)(c)

D

67

2.18(2)(a)

D

68

2.18(2)(b)

D

69

2.19

D

70

2.21

C

71

2.22

C

72

2.23(1)

A

73

2.23(2)

A

74

2.23(3)

A

75

2.24(1)

C

76

2.24(2)(b)

C

77

2.24(2)(e)

C

78

2.24(2)(f)

C

79

2.24(2)(g)(i)

C

80

2.24(2)(g)(ii)

C

81

2.24(2)(g)(iii)

C

82

2.24(2)(g)(iv)

C

83

2.24(3)

C

84

2.24(4)

C

85

2.24(5)(a)

A

86

2.24(5)(b)

A

87

2.24(5)(c)

A

88

2.25

C

89

2.26

A

90

2.27(1)

C

91

2.27(2)(a)

C

92

2.27(2)(b)

C

93

2.27(2)(c)

C

94

2.27(2)(d)

C

95

2.27(2)(e)

C

96

2.27(2)(f)

C

97

2.27(2)(g)

C

98

2.27(2)(h)

C

99

2.27(2)(i)

C

100

2.27(2)(j)

C

101

2.27(3)

C

102

2.27(4)

C

103

2.27(5)

C

104

2.27(6)

C

105

2.27(7)

A

106

3.3

D

107

3.4

C

108

3.6(1)

C

109

3.6(2)

D

110

3.7

D

111

3.8(1)

C

112

3.8(2)

C

113

3.9(1)

D

114

3.9(2)(a)

D

115

3.9(2)(b)

D

116

3.9(2)(c)

D

117

3.9(3)(a)

C

118

3.9(3)(b)

C

119

3.9(3)(c)

C

120

3.9(4)

C

121

3.10(1)

C

122

3.10(2)

D

123

3.10(3)

D

124

3.10(4)

C

125

3.11(1)

D

126

3.11(2)(a)

D

127

3.11(2)(b)

D

128

3.11(3)

D

129

3.11(4)

C

130

3.11(5)

D

131

3.11(6)

D

132

3.12(1)

D

133

3.12(2)

C

134

3.12(3)(a)

E

135

3.12(3)(b)

E

136

3.12(5)

B

137

3.12(6)

C

138

3.13(1)

C

139

3.13(2)

C

140

3.14

C

141

3.15

C

142

4.2(1)(a)

C

143

4.2(1)(b)

C

144

4.3

C

145

4.4(1)

C

146

4.4(2)

C

147

4.5(a)

C

148

4.5(b)

C

149

4.5(c)

C

150

4.6(1)(a)

A

151

4.6(1)(b)

A

152

4.6(1)(c)

A

153

4.6(2)

A

154

4.7

C

155

5.3

C

156

5.4(1)

D

157

5.4(2)

D

158

5.5(1)

C

159

5.5(3)

C

160

5.6

C

161

5.7

C

162

5.8

C

163

5.9(1)

D

164

5.9(2)

D

165

5.10(1)

C

166

5.10(2)(a)(i)

C

167

5.10(2)(a)(ii)

C

168

5.10(2)(a)(iii)

C

169

5.10(2)(b)

A

170

5.10(3)

A

171

5.11(1)(a)

C

172

5.11(1)(b)

C

173

5.11(2)(a)

C

174

5.11(2)(b)

C

175

5.11(3)(a)

C

176

5.11(3)(b)

C

177

5.11(4)(a)

C

178

5.11(4)(b)

C

179

5.11(5)(a)

C

180

5.11(5)(b)

C

181

5.11(6)(a)

C

182

5.11(6)(b)

C

183

5.11(7)(a)

C

184

5.11(7)(b)

C

185

5.12

C

186

5.15

C

187

5.16(1)

C

188

5.16(2)

A

189

5.16(3)

C

190

5.16(5)

C

191

5.17

A

192

5.18(1)

C

193

5.18(2)(a)

A

194

5.18(2)(b)(i)

C

195

5.18(2)(b)(ii)

C

196

5.18(2)(b)(iii)

C

197

5.18(2)(b)(iv)

C

198

5.18(2)(b)(v)

C

199

5.18(2)(b)(vi)

C

200

5.18(2)(b)(vii)

C

201

5.18(3)

A

202

6.4

B

203

6.5

B

204

6.6

B

205

6.7(1)

B

206

6.7(2)(a)

B

207

6.7(2)(b)

B

208

6.7(3)

B

209

6.8(1)

B

210

6.8(2)

B

211

6.9

B

212

6.10(1)(a)

D

213

6.10(1)(b)

D

214

6.10(1)(c)

D

215

6.10(2)(a)

D

216

6.10(2)(b)

D

217

6.10(2)(c)

D

218

6.10(3)

D

219

6.10(4)(a)

D

220

6.10(4)(b)

D

221

6.10(5)

D

222

6.10(6)

D

223

6.10(7)

A

224

6.11(1)

B

225

6.11(2)

B

226

6.11(3)

B

227

6.11(4)

B

228

7.2(2)

B

229

7.2(3)

B

230

7.3(1)(a)

B

231

7.3(1)(b)

A

232

7.3(4)(a)

B

233

7.3(4)(b)

B

234

7.3(4)(c)

B

235

7.3(4)(d)

B

236

7.3(4)(e)

B

237

7.3(5)(a)

B

238

7.3(5)(b)

B

239

7.3(5)(c)

B

240

7.3(6)

A

241

7.3(7)(a)

A

242

7.3(7)(b)

C

243

7.4

D

244

7.5

D

245

7.6(a)

A

246

7.6(b)

A

247

7.7(1)(a)

D

248

7.7(1)(b)

D

249

7.7(2)(a)

C

250

7.7(2)(b)

C

251

7.7(3)

D

252

7.8(1)

C

253

8.3(1)

D

254

8.3(2)

C

255

8.4(1)

C

256

8.4(2)(a)

D

257

8.4(2)(b)

C

258

8.5(1)

D

259

8.5(2)

D

260

8.5(3)

D

261

8.5(4)

D

262

8.5(5)

D

263

8.5(6)

D

264

8.5(7)

D

265

8.6

E

266

8.7

C

267

8.8(1)(a)

D

268

8.8(1)(b)

D

269

8.8(2)(a)

D

270

8.8(2)(b)

D

271

8.8(2)(c)

D

272

8.8(2)(d)

D

273

8.9

D

274

8.10(1)

D

275

8.10(2)

D

276

8.10(3)

D

277

8.11

D

278

8.12(1)

D

279

8.12(2)(a)

A

280

8.12(2)(b)

A

281

8.12(2)(c)

A

282

8.12(2)(d)(i)

D

283

8.12(2)(d)(ii)

D

284

8.12(3)

A

285

8.12(4)

A

286

8.13(1)(a)

D

287

8.13(1)(b)(i)

D

288

8.13(1)(b)(ii)

D

289

8.13(1)(b)(iii)

D

290

8.13(2)

D

291

8.13(3)(a)

D

292

8.13(3)(b)

D

293

8.13(3)(c)

D

294

8.13(3)(d)

D

295

8.13(3)(e)

D

296

8.13(3)(f)

D

297

8.13(4)

D

298

8.14(1)

D

299

8.14(2)

D

300

8.14(3)

D

301

8.14(4)(a)

D

302

8.14(4)(b)

D

303

8.14(4)(c)

D

304

8.14(4)(d)

D

305

8.14(4)(e)

D

306

8.14(4)(f)

D

307

8.14(5)(a)

A

308

8.14(5)(b)

A

309

8.14(6)

A

310

8.14(7)(a)

A

311

8.14(7)(b)

A

312

8.14(7)(c)

A

313

8.15

A

314

8.16

D

315

8.17(1)(a)

D

316

8.17(1)(b)

D

317

8.17(1)(c)

D

318

8.17(2)

D

319

8.18(1)(a)

D

320

8.18(1)(b)

A

321

8.18(2)(a)

A

322

8.18(2)(b)

A

323

8.18(3)

A

324

8.19(1)

D

325

8.20(1)

D

326

8.20(2)

D

327

8.21

D

328

8.22(2)(a)

D

329

8.22(2)(b)

D

330

8.22(2)(c)

D

331

8.22(2)(d)

D

332

8.22(2)(e)

D

333

8.22(2)(f)

D

334

8.22(2)(g)

D

335

8.23(1)

D

336

8.23(2)

C

337

8.23(3)

D

338

9.2(1)

C

339

9.3

C

340

9.4

C

341

9.5(1)(a)

C

342

9.5(1)(b)

C

343

9.5(2)

C

344

9.6(1)(a)

B

345

9.6(1)(b)

B

346

9.6(1)(c)

B

347

9.6(1)(d)

B

348

9.6(2)

B

349

9.7(1)

C

350

9.7(2)

C

351

9.8

B

352

9.9

B

353

9.10(1)

B

354

9.10(2)

B

355

9.11

B

356

9.12(1)

B

357

9.12(2)(a)

B

358

9.12(2)(b)

B

359

9.12(2)(c)

B

360

9.12(2)(d)

B

361

9.12(2)(e)

B

362

9.12(2)(f)

B

363

9.12(6)

B

364

9.14

B

365

9.15(a)

B

366

9.15(b)

B

367

9.15(c)

B

368

9.15(d)

B

369

9.15(e)

B

370

9.16(a)

B

371

9.16(b)

B

372

9.17

B

373

9.18(a)

B

374

9.18(b)

B

375

9.19(1)(a)

B

376

9.19(1)(b)

B

377

9.19(2)

B

378

9.20(a)

B

379

9.20(b)

B

380

9.20(c)

B

381

9.20(d)

B

382

9.20(e)

B

383

9.22(a)

B

384

9.22(b)

B

385

9.22(c)

B

386

9.23(1)

B

387

9.23(2)

B

388

9.23(3)

B

389

9.23(4)

B

390

9.23(5)

B

391

9.23(6)

B

392

9.23(7)

B

393

9.23(8)

B

394

9.23(9)

B

395

9.23(10)

B

396

9.24

C

397

9.25

C

398

9.26(a)

B

399

9.26(b)

C

400

9.26(c)

C

401

9.26(d)

C

402

9.27

B

403

9.28(a)

C

404

9.28(b)

C

405

9.29

C

406

9.30(a)

C

407

9.30(b)

C

408

9.30(c)

C

409

9.30(d)

C

410

9.30(e)

C

411

9.30(f)

B

412

9.30(g)

C

413

9.31(1)(a)(i)

C

414

9.31(1)(a)(ii)

C

415

9.31(1)(b)(i)

C

416

9.31(1)(b)(ii)

C

417

9.31(2)

C

418

9.32(1)

C

419

9.33(a)

B

420

9.33(b)

B

421

9.33(c)

B

422

9.33(d)

B

423

9.33(e)

B

424

9.34(1)

C

425

9.34(2)

D

426

9.35

C

427

9.36(1)

C

428

9.36(2)

C

429

9.37(a)

B

430

9.37(b)

B

431

9.37(c)

B

432

9.38(a)

D

433

9.38(b)

D

434

9.38(c)

D

435

9.39(1)

C

436

9.39(3)

C

437

9.39(4)

C

438

9.39(5)

C

439

9.39(6)

C

440

9.40(a)

D

441

9.40(b)

C

442

9.40(c)

B

443

9.40(d)

B

444

9.40(e)

B

445

9.40(f)

B

446

9.40(g)

B

447

9.41(1)(a)

C

448

9.41(1)(b)

C

449

9.41(2)

C

450

9.41(3)

C

451

9.42(1)

C

452

9.43

C

453

9.44(1)(a)

C

454

9.44(1)(b)

C

455

9.44(2)

C

456

9.44(4)

C

457

9.44(5)(a)

B

458

9.44(5)(b)

B

459

9.45(a)

B

460

9.45(b)

B

461

9.45(c)

B

462

9.45(d)

B

463

10.3

A

464

10.4(1)(a)

C

465

10.4(1)(b)

A

466

10.4(2)(a)

C

467

10.4(2)(b)

C

468

10.4(2)(c)

C

469

10.4(2)(d)

C

470

10.4(2)(e)

C

471

10.4(2)(f)

C

472

10.4(2)(g)

C

473

10.4(2)(h)

C

474

10.4(2)(i)

C

475

10.5(a)(i)

C

476

10.5(a)(ii)

C

477

10.5(b)

C

478

10.6

A

479

10.7(1)

A

480

10.7(2)

D

481

10.7(3)

D

482

10.7(4)

A

483

10.7(5)

A

484

10.8

D

485

10.9

D

486

10.10

D

487

10.11

C

488

10.12(1)

D

489

10.13

C

490

10.14(1)

C

491

10.14(2)(a)(i)

C

492

10.14(2)(a)(ii)

C

493

10.14(2)(a)(iii)

C

494

10.14(2)(a)(iv)

C

495

10.14(2)(a)(v)

C

496

10.14(2)(a)(vi)

C

497

10.14(2)(b)(i)

C

498

10.14(2)(b)(ii)

C

499

10.14(2)(b)(iii)

C

500

10.14(2)(c)(i)

C

501

10.14(2)(c)(ii)

C

502

10.14(2)(c)(iii)

C

503

10.14(2)(d)

C

504

10.14(3)(a)

C

505

10.14(3)(b)

C

506

10.14(3)(c)

C

507

10.15(a)

A

508

10.15(b)

A

509

10.16

C

510

10.17(1)(a)

D

511

10.17(1)(b)

D

512

10.17(2)

D

513

10.18(1)

C

514

10.18(2)

C

515

10.18(3)(a)

C

516

10.18(3)(b)

C

517

10.18(4)(a)

C

518

10.18(4)(b)

C

519

10.18(4)(c)

C

520

10.18(5)(a)

C

521

10.18(5)(b)

A

522

10.18(6)

C

523

10.18(7)

A

524

10.19(1)(a)

D

525

10.19(1)(b)

D

526

10.19(1)(c)

D

527

10.19(1.1)

D

528

10.19(3)

D

529

10.19(4)

A

530

10.19(5)(a)

A

531

10.19(5)(b)

A

532

10.19(5)(c)

A

533

10.19(5)(d)

A

534

10.19(5)(e)

A

535

10.20(1)

D

536

10.20(2)

D

537

10.21(a)

D

538

10.21(b)

D

539

10.22(1)(a)

D

540

10.22(1)(b)

D

541

10.22(2)(a)

C

542

10.22(2)(b)

C

543

10.23

C

544

10.24(a)

C

545

10.24(b)

C

546

10.25

D

547

10.26(1)(a)

A

548

10.26(1)(b)

D

549

10.26(3)

D

550

10.26(4)

D

551

10.26.1(1)

E

552

10.26.1(2)

A

553

10.26.2(a)

D

554

10.26.2(b)

D

555

10.26.2(c)

D

556

10.26.2(d)

D

557

10.26.2(e)

D

558

10.26.2(f)

D

559

10.26.3(a)

D

560

10.26.3(b)

D

561

10.26.4(1)(a)

D

562

10.26.4(1)(b)

D

563

10.26.4(2)

D

564

10.26.5(a)

D

565

10.26.5(b)

D

566

10.26.5(c)

D

567

10.26.5(d)

D

568

10.26.5(e)

D

569

10.26.6(1)

D

570

10.26.6(2)

D

571

10.26.7

D

572

10.26.8(1)(a)

D

573

10.26.8(1)(b)

D

574

10.26.8(1)(c)

D

575

10.26.8(2)(a)

D

576

10.26.8(2)(b)

D

577

10.26.8(2)(c)

D

578

10.26.8(3)(a)

B

579

10.26.8(3)(b)

A

580

10.26.9(1)

D

581

10.26.9(2)

D

582

10.29.9(3)

D

583

10.26.10(a)

B

584

10.26.10(b)

A

585

10.26.11(a)

D

586

10.26.11(b)

D

587

10.26.11(c)

D

588

10.26.11(d)

D

589

10.26.11(e)

D

590

10.26.11(f)

D

591

10.27(a)

C

592

10.27(b)

C

593

10.28(a)

C

594

10.28(b)

C

595

10.31(1)

C

596

10.32(1)

C

597

10.32(2)

C

598

10.32(3)

C

599

10.33(1)

C

600

10.33(3)

C

601

10.33(4)

C

602

10.34(1)

C

603

10.34(2)

C

604

10.35(1)(a)

C

605

10.35(1)(b)

C

606

10.35(1)(c)

C

607

10.35(2)(a)

C

608

10.35(2)(b)

C

609

10.35(2)(c)

C

610

10.35(3)(a)

C

611

10.35(3)(b)

C

612

10.36(1)(a)

C

613

10.36(1)(b)

C

614

10.36(1)(c)

C

615

10.36(2)

C

616

10.38

C

617

10.40

C

618

10.41(1)(a)

C

619

10.41(1)(b)

C

620

10.41(1)(c)

C

621

10.41(2)

C

622

10.42(1)(a)

A

623

10.42(1)(b)

A

624

10.42(2)

A

625

10.43(1)

C

626

10.43(2)

C

627

10.46

D

628

10.47

D

629

10.48(a)

D

630

10.48(b)

D

631

10.48(c)

D

632

10.48(d)

D

633

10.48(e)

D

634

10.49(a)

D

635

10.49(b)

D

636

10.49(c)

D

637

10.49(d)

D

638

10.49(e)

D

639

10.49(f)

D

640

10.49(g)

D

641

10.49(h)

D

642

10.49(i)

D

643

10.49(j)

D

644

10.49(k)

D

645

11.2(1)(a)

D

646

11.2(1)(b)

D

647

11.2(2)

D

648

11.2(3)

A

649

11.2(4)

D

650

11.2(5)

D

651

11.3(a)(i)

E

652

11.3(a)(ii)(A)

D

653

11.3(a)(ii)(B)

D

654

11.3(b)

D

655

11.3(c)

D

656

11.3(d)

D

657

11.4(1)(a)(i)

D

658

11.4(1)(a)(ii)

D

659

11.4(1)(a)(iii)

D

660

11.4(1)(b)(i)

D

661

11.4(1)(b)(ii)

D

662

11.4(1)(b)(iii)

D

663

11.4(1)(b)(iv)

D

664

11.4(1)(b)(v)

D

665

11.4(1)(c)

D

666

11.4(2)

D

667

11.4(3)(a)

A

668

11.4(3)(b)

A

669

11.5(1)(a)

D

670

11.5(1)(b)

D

671

11.5(1)(c)(i)

D

672

11.5(1)(c)(ii)

D

673

11.5(1)(d)

D

674

11.5(1)(e)

D

675

11.5(2)(a)

D

676

11.5(2)(b)

D

677

11.5(2)(c)

D

678

11.5(3)(a)

D

679

11.5(3)(b)

D

680

11.5(3)(c)

D

681

11.5(3)(d)

D

682

11.6(1)(a)

D

683

11.6(1)(b)

D

684

11.6(2)

D

685

11.7(1)(a)

D

686

11.7(1)(b)

D

687

11.7(2)

D

688

11.8

D

689

11.9(1)(a)

D

690

11.9(1)(b)

D

691

11.9(2)(a)

D

692

11.9(2)(b)

D

693

11.9(3)

D

694

11.10(1)(a)

D

695

11.10(1)(b)

D

696

11.10(2)

D

697

11.11(1)(a)

E

698

11.11(1)(b)

E

699

11.11(2)(a)

E

700

11.11(2)(b)

E

701

11.12(a)

A

702

11.12(b)(i)

A

703

11.12(b)(ii)

A

704

12.03(1)

D

705

12.04

D

706

12.05(1)(a)

D

707

12.05(1)(b)(i)

D

708

12.05(1)(b)(ii)

B

709

12.05(1)(c)

D

710

12.05(1)(d)

D

711

12.05(2)

D

712

12.06(1)(a)

D

713

12.06(1)(b)

D

714

12.06(2)(a)

D

715

12.06(2)(b)

D

716

12.06(2)(c)

D

717

12.06(2)(d)

D

718

12.06(2)(e)

D

719

12.06(2)(f)

D

720

12.06(3)

D

721

12.06(4)

C

722

12.06(5)

E

723

12.07(1)

E

724

12.07(2)(a)(i)

C

725

12.07(2)(a)(ii)

D

726

12.07(2)(b)

A

727

12.07(2)(c)

A

728

12.07(3)

B

729

12.08(1)

D

730

12.08(2)

D

731

12.08(3)(a)

D

732

12.08(3)(b)

D

733

12.08(3)(c)

D

734

12.08(4)

D

735

12.09(1)

D

736

12.09(2)(a)

D

737

12.09(2)(b)

D

738

12.09(3)(a)

D

739

12.09(3)(b)

D

740

12.09(3)(c)

D

741

12.09(3)(d)

D

742

12.09(3)(e)

D

743

12.09(3)(f)

D

744

12.09(3)(g)

D

745

12.09(3)(h)

D

746

12.09(3)(i)

D

747

12.09(3)(j)

D

748

12.09(3)(k)

D

749

12.09(4)

D

750

12.09(5)

D

751

12.09(6)

D

752

12.09(7)

D

753

12.09(8)

D

754

12.09(9)

D

755

12.1(1)

D

756

12.1(2)

D

757

12.11(1)

D

758

12.11(2)

D

759

12.11(3)

D

760

12.12(1)

D

761

12.12(2)

D

762

12.13(1)(a)

E

763

12.13(1)(b)

E

764

12.13(1)(c)

E

765

12.13(2)

E

766

12.13(3)(a)

E

767

12.13(3)(b)

E

768

12.13(4)

D

769

12.14(1)

D

770

12.14(2)

B

771

12.15(1)(a)

D

772

12.15(1)(b)

D

773

12.15(1)(c)

C

774

12.15(1)(d)

C

775

12.15(1)(e)(i)

C

776

12.15(1)(e)(ii)

C

777

12.15(2)

D

778

12.16

D

779

12.17

C

780

12.18

D

781

12.19(1)

D

782

12.19(2)

D

783

12.2(1)

C

784

12.2(2)

D

785

12.2(3)

D

786

12.2(4)

C

787

12.2(5)

B

788

12.21(1)

A

789

12.21(2)(a)

A

790

12.21(2)(b)

A

791

12.21(2)(c)

A

792

12.21(2)(d)

A

793

12.21(3)

A

794

13.2

D

795

13.3

C

796

13.4(1)

C

797

13.5

C

798

13.6(a)

C

799

13.6(b)

C

800

13.7(1)

C

801

13.7(3)

D

802

13.8

C

803

13.9

D

804

13.10

D

805

13.11

C

806

13.12(1)

C

807

13.12(2)

C

808

13.13(1)

D

809

13.13(2)

D

810

13.13(3)

D

811

13.14

D

812

13.15

D

813

13.16(1)

D

814

13.16(2)(a)

D

815

13.16(2)(b)(i)

D

816

13.16(2)(b)(ii)

D

817

13.17

D

818

13.18(a)

D

819

13.18(b)

D

820

13.18(c)

D

821

13.19(a)

D

822

13.19(b)

D

823

13.20

D

824

13.21

D

825

13.22

D

826

14.3(1)

D

827

14.3(2)

D

828

14.3(3)

C

829

14.4(1)

D

830

14.4(3)(a)

D

831

14.4(3)(b)

D

832

14.4(4)

D

833

14.5

D

834

14.6(1)

D

835

14.6(2)(a)

D

836

14.6(2)(b)

C

837

14.7

D

838

14.8(1)(a)

D

839

14.8(1)(b)(i)

D

840

14.8(1)(b)(ii)

D

841

14.8(1)(c)

C

842

14.8(2)

D

843

14.9(1)

C

844

14.9(2)

C

845

14.10

C

846

14.11

C

847

14.12(1)

D

848

14.12(2)(a)

D

849

14.12(2)(b)

D

850

14.12(2)(c)

D

851

14.13(1)(a)

D

852

14.13(1)(b)

D

853

14.14(1)(a)

D

854

14.14(1)(b)

D

855

14.14(2)

D

856

14.15(a)

D

857

14.15(b)

D

858

14.16(1)(a)

D

859

14.16(1)(b)

D

860

14.16(2)

D

861

14.17

D

862

14.18

C

863

14.19

C

864

14.20(1)

C

865

14.20(2)

C

866

14.20(3)(a)

C

867

14.20(3)(b)

C

868

14.20(4)(a)

C

869

14.20(4)(b)

C

870

14.20(4)(c)

C

871

14.20(5)(a)

A

872

14.20(5)(b)

A

873

14.21

D

874

14.22(1)

B

875

14.22(2)

B

876

14.22(3)

A

877

14.23(1)(a)

D

878

14.23(1)(b)

D

879

14.23(1)(c)

D

880

14.23(3)(a)

D

881

14.23(3)(b)

D

882

14.23(4)

A

883

14.24(a)

D

884

14.24(b)

D

885

14.25

D

886

14.26(1)

D

887

14.26(2)

D

888

14.26(3)

D

889

14.26(4)

D

890

14.26(5)

D

891

14.26(6)

D

892

14.27(1)

D

893

14.27(2)

D

894

14.27(3)

D

895

14.27(4)

D

896

14.28

D

897

14.29(1)

D

898

14.29(2)

D

899

14.29(3)

D

900

14.29(4)

A

901

14.30(1)

D

902

14.30(2)

D

903

14.30(3)(a)

D

904

14.30(3)(b)

D

905

14.31

D

906

14.32

D

907

14.33(1)

D

908

14.34(1)

D

909

14.34(2)

D

910

14.35

C

911

14.36

D

912

14.37(1)

C

913

14.37(2)

D

914

14.37(3)

D

915

14.37(4)

D

916

14.38(2)

D

917

14.38(3)

D

918

14.38(4)

D

919

14.39(1)

D

920

14.39(2)

D

921

14.40

D

922

14.41

D

923

14.42(1)

D

924

14.43(1)

D

925

14.43(2)

D

926

14.44(1)

C

927

14.44(3)

D

928

14.44(4)

C

929

14.45(1)(a)(i)

C

930

14.45(1)(a)(ii)

C

931

14.45(1)(b)

C

932

14.45(2)(a)

C

933

14.45(2)(b)

C

934

14.46(1)

C

935

14.47

C

936

14.48(a)

C

937

14.48(b)

C

938

14.49(a)

C

939

14.49(b)

C

940

14.49(c)

A

941

14.50(1)

D

942

14.50(2)

D

943

14.50(3)(a)

C

944

14.50(3)(b)

C

945

14.50(3)(c)

C

946

14.50(3)(d)

D

947

14.50(3)(e)

D

948

14.50(3)(f)

D

949

14.51(4)

A

950

15.3

D

951

15.4(1)(a)

D

952

15.4(1)(b)

A

953

15.4(1)(c)

D

954

15.4(2)

D

955

15.4(3)

A

956

15.5

A

957

15.6(1)(a)

A

958

15.6(1)(b)

A

959

15.6(1)(c)

A

960

15.6(2)

A

961

15.7(1)

A

962

15.7(2)(a)

A

963

15.7(2)(b)

A

964

15.7(2)(c)

A

965

15.7(2)(d)

A

966

15.8(1)

A

967

15.8(2)(a)

A

968

15.8(2)(b)

A

969

15.9

A

970

15.10(1)

A

971

15.10(2)

A

972

15.11(a)

A

973

15.11(b)

A

974

16.2(1)

B

975

16.2(2)

B

976

16.3(1)

D

977

16.3(2)

D

978

16.3(3)

D

979

16.3(4)(a)

D

980

16.3(4)(b)

D

981

16.3(4)(c)

D

982

16.4(1)(a)

B

983

16.4(1)(b)

D

984

16.4(1)(c)

D

985

16.4(1)(d)

D

986

16.4(1)(e)

D

987

16.4(1)(f)

D

988

16.4(2)(a)

D

989

16.4(2)(b)

D

990

16.5(1)

D

991

16.5(2)

D

992

16.5(3)(a)

D

993

16.5(3)(b)

C

994

16.5(3)(c)

D

995

16.5(4)

D

996

16.6(1)(a)

C

997

16.6(1)(b)

C

998

16.6(1)(c)

B

999

16.6(1)(d)

B

1000

16.6(1)(e)

B

1001

16.6(2)

B

1002

16.7(1)

D

1003

16.7(3)

D

1004

16.7(4)

D

1005

16.8(1)

D

1006

16.8(2)

D

1007

16.8(3)

D

1008

16.9(1)

B

1009

16.10(1)(a)

B

1010

16.10(1)(b)

B

1011

16.10(1)(c)

B

1012

16.10(1)(d)

B

1013

16.10(1)(e)(i)

B

1014

16.10(1)(e)(ii)

B

1015

16.10(1)(e)(iii)

B

1016

16.10(1)(e)(iv)

B

1017

16.10(1)(e)(v)

B

1018

16.10(1)(e)(vi)

B

1019

16.10(2)(a)

B

1020

16.10(2)(b)(i)

B

1021

16.10(2)(b)(ii)

B

1022

16.11(a)

D

1023

16.11(b)

D

1024

16.12(1)

D

1025

16.12(2)

A

1026

16.12(3)

D

1027

16.12(4)

A

1028

16.13(1)(a)(i)

A

1029

16.13(1)(a)(ii)

A

1030

16.13(1)(a)(iii)

A

1031

16.13(1)(a)(iv)

A

1032

16.13(1)(a)(v)

A

1033

16.13(1)(a)(vi)

A

1034

16.13(1)(a)(vii)

A

1035

16.13(1)(b)

A

1036

16.13(2)(a)

A

1037

16.13(2)(b)

A

1038

16.13(3)

A

1039

16.13(4)

A

1040

16.13(5)

A

1041

16.13(6)

A

1042

17.3(1)

D

1043

17.3(3)

D

1044

17.4(1)(a)

D

1045

17.4(1)(b)

D

1046

17.4(2)(a)(i)

D

1047

17.4(2)(a)(ii)

D

1048

17.4(2)(a)(iii)

D

1049

17.4(2)(a)(iv)

D

1050

17.4(2)(a)(v)

D

1051

17.4(2)(a)(vi)

D

1052

17.4(2)(a)(vii)

D

1053

17.4(2)(a)(viii)

D

1054

17.4(2)(a)(ix)

D

1055

17.4(2)(b)(i)

D

1056

17.4(2)(b)(ii)

D

1057

17.4(2)(b)(iii)

D

1058

17.4(2)(b)(iv)

D

1059

17.4(2)(b)(v)

D

1060

17.4(2)(b)(vi)

D

1061

17.4(2)(b)(vii)

D

1062

17.4(2)(b)(viii)

D

1063

17.4(2)(b)(ix)

D

1064

17.4(2)(c)(i)

D

1065

17.4(2)(c)(ii)

D

1066

17.4(2)(c)(iii)

D

1067

17.4(2)(d)

D

1068

17.4(3)

D

1069

17.4(4)

D

1070

17.5(1)(a)

D

1071

17.5(1)(b)

D

1072

17.5(1)(c)

D

1073

17.5(1)(d)

D

1074

17.5(1)(e)

D

1075

17.5(2)(a)

D

1076

17.5(2)(b)

D

1077

17.5(2)(c)

D

1078

17.5(2)(d)(i)

D

1079

17.5(2)(d)(ii)

D

1080

17.5(3)

D

1081

17.6(1)(a)

D

1082

17.6(1)(b)

D

1083

17.6(2)

D

1084

17.7(1)(a)

D

1085

17.7(1)(b)

D

1086

17.7(1)(c)

D

1087

17.7(2)

D

1088

17.7(3)

D

1089

17.8(1)(a)

D

1090

17.8(1)(b)

D

1091

17.8(2)

A

1092

17.9(1)

D

1093

17.9(2)

A

1094

17.10(1)(a)

D

1095

17.10(1)(b)

D

1096

17.10(2)

A

1097

17.10(3)(a)(i)

A

1098

17.10(3)(a)(ii)

A

1099

17.10(3)(a)(iii)

A

1100

17.10(3)(b)(i)

A

1101

17.10(3)(b)(ii)

A

1102

17.10(4)

A

1103

17.11(1)(a)

E

1104

17.11(1)(b)

E

1105

17.11(2)(a)

E

1106

17.11(2)(b)

D

1107

17.11(2)(c)

D

1108

17.11(2)(d)

D

1109

17.11(2)(e)

D

1110

17.11(2)(f)

D

1111

17.11(2)(g)

D

1112

17.11(2)(h)

D

1113

17.12(a)

D

1114

17.12(b)

D

1115

18.4(1)(a)

A

1116

18.4(1)(b)

A

1117

18.4(1)(c)

A

1118

18.4(2)

A

1119

18.4(3)

A

1120

18.5(1)(a)

C

1121

18.5(1)(b)

C

1122

18.5(2)

C

1123

18.5(3)

C

1124

18.6(1)

D

1125

18.6(2)

D

1126

18.7(1)(a)

D

1127

18.7(1)(b)

D

1128

18.7(3)

D

1129

18.7(4)

D

1130

18.8(1)

D

1131

18.8(2)

D

1132

18.9(1)(a)

D

1133

18.9(1)(b)

D

1134

18.9(1)(c)

D

1135

18.9(1)(d)

D

1136

18.9(1)(e)

D

1137

18.9(1)(f)

D

1138

18.9(1)(g)

D

1139

18.9(1)(h)

D

1140

18.9(1)(i)

D

1141

18.9(1)(j)

D

1142

18.9(1)(k)

D

1143

18.9(1)(l)

D

1144

18.9(2)

D

1145

18.9(3)

D

1146

18.10(1)

D

1147

18.10(2)

D

1148

18.10(3)

D

1149

18.10(4)

D

1150

18.11

D

1151

18.12

D

1152

18.13

D

1153

18.14(a)

D

1154

18.14(b)

D

1155

18.14(c)

D

1156

18.15(a)

D

1157

18.15(b)

D

1158

18.15(c)

D

1159

18.16(a)

D

1160

18.16(b)

D

1161

18.17

D

1162

18.18(a)

D

1163

18.18(b)(i)

D

1164

18.18(b)(ii)

D

1165

18.19

D

1166

18.20(a)

D

1167

18.20(b)

D

1168

18.20(c)

D

1169

18.20(d)

D

1170

18.21

D

1171

18.22(a)

D

1172

18.22(b)

D

1173

18.23(1)

D

1174

18.23(2)

D

1175

18.24

D

1176

18.25(a)

D

1177

18.25(b)

D

1178

18.26(1)(a)

D

1179

18.26(1)(b)

D

1180

18.26(2)

D

1181

18.27(1)

D

1182

18.27(2)

D

1183

18.28(1)

D

1184

18.28(2)(a)

D

1185

18.28(2)(b)

D

1186

18.28(3)

D

1187

18.29

D

1188

18.30

D

1189

18.31(1)(a)

D

1190

18.31(1)(b)

D

1191

18.31(1)(c)

D

1192

18.31(1)(d)

D

1193

18.31(2)

D

1194

18.31(3)

D

1195

18.32(a)

D

1196

18.32(b)

D

1197

18.32(c)

D

1198

18.33(1)

D

1199

18.33(2)

D

1200

18.34

D

1201

18.35

D

1202

18.36(1)

D

1203

18.36(3)

D

1204

18.37(1)

D

1205

18.37(2)

D

1206

18.38(1)

A

1207

18.38(2)(a)

A

1208

18.38(2)(b)

A

1209

18.38(2)(c)

A

1210

18.38(2)(d)

A

1211

18.38(2)(e)

A

1212

18.38(2)(f)

A

1213

18.38(2)(g)

A

1214

18.38(3)(a)

A

1215

18.38(3)(b)

A

1216

18.38(3)(c)

A

1217

18.38(4)(a)

A

1218

18.38(4)(b)

A

1219

18.38(4)(c)

A

1220

18.38(4)(d)

A

1221

18.38(4)(e)

A

1222

18.38(4)(f)

A

1223

18.38(4)(g)

A

1224

18.38(5)

A

1225

18.39(1)(a)

A

1226

18.39(1)(b)

A

1227

18.39(1)(c)

A

1228

18.39(1)(d)

A

1229

18.39(1)(e)

A

1230

18.39(1)(f)

A

1231

18.39(1)(g)

A

1232

18.39(2)

A

1233

18.40

A

1234

18.41

A

1235

18.42

A

1236

18.43

D

1237

18.44

D

1238

18.45

D

1239

18.46(1)(a)

D

1240

18.46(1)(b)

D

1241

18.46(2)

D

1242

18.47

D

1243

18.48(a)

D

1244

18.48(b)

D

1245

18.49(1)

D

1246

18.49(2)

D

1247

18.50

D

1248

18.51

D

1249

18.52(1)

D

1250

18.52(2)(a)

D

1251

18.52(2)(b)

D

1252

18.54(a)

D

1253

18.54(b)

D

1254

18.55

D

1255

18.56(a)

D

1256

18.56(b)

D

1257

18.56(c)

D

1258

18.57

D

1259

18.58(1)(a)

D

1260

18.58(1)(b)

D

1261

18.58(2)

D

1262

18.59

D

1263

18.60(a)

D

1264

18.60(b)

D

1265

18.61

D

1266

18.62(a)

D

1267

18.62(b)

D

1268

18.62(c)

D

1269

18.64(a)

D

1270

18.64(b)

D

1271

18.65(a)

D

1272

18.65(b)

D

1273

18.66

D

1274

18.67(1)

D

1275

19.1(1)(a)

D

1276

19.1(1)(b)

D

1277

19.1(1)(c)

D

1278

19.1(1)(d)

D

1279

19.1(1)(e)

D

1280

19.1(1)(f)

D

1281

19.2(1)(a)

A

1282

19.2(1)(b)

C

1283

19.2(1)(c)

C

1284

19.2(2)

C

1285

19.3(1)(a)

C

1286

19.3(1)(b)

C

1287

19.3(1)(c)

C

1288

19.3(1)(d)

C

1289

19.3(1)(e)

C

1290

19.3(1)(f)

C

1291

19.3(1)(g)

C

1292

19.3(1)(h)

C

1293

19.3(1)(i)

C

1294

19.3(2)(a)

C

1295

19.3(2)(b)

A

1296

19.3(2)(c)

A

1297

19.4(a)

A

1298

19.4(a.1)

A

1299

19.4(b)

A

1300

19.4(c)

A

1301

19.4(d)

A

1302

19.4(e)

A

1303

19.4(f)

A

1304

19.4(g)

A

1305

19.5(1)

D

1306

19.5(2)

D

1307

19.5(3)

D

1308

19.5(4)(a)

D

1309

19.5(4)(b)

C

1310

19.5(5)

A

1311

19.6(1)(a)

C

1312

19.6(1)(b)

C

1313

19.6(1)(c)

C

1314

19.6(1)(d)

C

1315

19.6(2)(a)

C

1316

19.6(2)(b)

C

1317

19.6(3)(a)

C

1318

19.6(3)(b)

C

1319

19.6(3)(c)

C

1320

19.6(4)

A

1321

19.6(5)

A

1322

19.7(1)(a)

A

1323

19.7(1)(b)

A

1324

19.7(1)(c)

A

1325

19.7(2)(a)

A

1326

19.7(2)(b)

A

1327

19.7(2)(c)

A

1328

19.7(2)(d)

A

1329

19.7(2)(e)

A

1330

19.7(2)(f)

A

1331

19.7(2)(g)

A

1332

19.8(1)

A

1333

19.8(2)

A

DIVISION 2

Aviation Occupational Health and Safety Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1 1.3 A
2 2.2(2) B
3 2.2(3) B
4 2.3(1)(a) B
5 2.3(1)(b) A
6 2.3(3)(a) B
7 2.3(3)(b) B
8 2.3(3)(c) B
9 2.3(3)(d) B
10 2.3(3)(e) B
11 2.3(4)(a) B
12 2.3(4)(b) B
13 2.3(4)(c) B
14 2.3(5) A
15 2.3(6)(a) C
16 2.3(6)(b) A
17 2.3(6)(c) A
18 2.4 D
19 2.5 D
20 2.6(a) A
21 2.6(b) A
22 2.7(1)(a) D
23 2.7(1)(b) D
24 2.7(2) C
25 2.8 C
26 3.3 C
27 3.4 D
28 3.5 D
29 3.6 D
30 3.7 D
31 3.8 D
32 4.2(1) C
33 4.2(2) C
34 4.2(3) C
35 4.2(4) C
36 4.3(1) C
37 4.3(3) C
38 4.4(1)(a) B
39 4.4(1)(b) B
40 4.4(1)(c) B
41 4.4(2) B
42 4.4(3)(a) B
43 4.4(3)(b) B
44 4.4(3)(c) B
45 4.5 B
46 4.6 B
47 4.7 B
48 4.8 C
49 4.9(1) B
50 4.9(2)(a) B
51 4.9(2)(b) B
52 4.9(2)(c) B
53 4.9(3) B
54 4.9(4) B
55 4.10(1) C
56 4.10(2) C
57 4.11(a) B
58 4.11(b) C
59 4.11(c) C
60 4.11(d) C
61 4.12 B
62 4.13(a) C
63 4.13(b) C
64 4.14(1) C
65 4.14(2) D
66 4.15 C
67 4.16(a) B
68 4.16(b) B
69 4.17(a) D
70 4.17(b) D
71 4.17(c) D
72 4.18(1)(a) C
73 4.18(1)(b) C
74 4.18(2) C
75 4.19(a) C
76 4.19(b) C
77 4.19(c) C
78 4.20 D
79 4.21 D
80 5.3 A
81 5.4(1)(a) C
82 5.4(1)(b) A
83 5.4(2)(a) C
84 5.4(2)(b) C
85 5.4(2)(c) C
86 5.4(2)(d) C
87 5.4(2)(e) C
88 5.4(2)(f) C
89 5.4(2)(g) C
90 5.4(2)(h) C
91 5.5(a)(i) C
92 5.5(a)(ii) C
93 5.5(b) C
94 5.6 A
95 5.7(1) A
96 5.7(3) D
97 5.7(5) D
98 5.7(6) A
99 5.7(7) A
100 5.8 D
101 5.9 D
102 5.10 D
103 5.11 C
104 5.12 C
105 5.13(1) C
106 5.13(2)(a)(i) C
107 5.13(2)(a)(ii) C
108 5.13(2)(a)(iii) C
109 5.13(2)(a)(iv) C
110 5.13(2)(a)(v) C
111 5.13(2)(a)(vi) C
112 5.13(2)(b)(i) C
113 5.13(2)(b)(ii) C
114 5.13(2)(b)(iii) C
115 5.13(2)(c) C
116 5.13(3)(a) C
117 5.13(3)(b) C
118 5.13(3)(c) C
119 5.14(a) A
120 5.14(b) A
121 5.15 C
122 5.16(1) D
123 5.16(1.1) D
124 5.16(2) D
125 5.16(3) A
126 5.16(4)(a) A
127 5.16(4)(b) A
128 5.16(4)(c) A
129 5.16(4)(d) A
130 5.16(4)(e) A
131 5.17(1) D
132 5.17(2) D
133 5.18 C
134 5.19(1) D
135 5.19(2) D
136 5.19.1(1) E
137 5.19.1(2) A
138 5.19.2(a) D
139 5.19.2(b) D
140 5.19.2(c) D
141 5.19.2(d) D
142 5.19.2(e) D
143 5.19.2(f) D
144 5.19.3(a) D
145 5.19.3(b) D
146 5.19.4(1)(a) D
147 5.19.4(1)(b) D
148 5.19.4(2) D
149 5.19.5(a) D
150 5.19.5(b) D
151 5.19.5(c) D
152 5.19.5(d) D
153 5.19.5(e) D
154 5.19.6(1) D
155 5.19.6(2) D
156 5.19.7 D
157 5.19.8(1)(a) D
158 5.19.8(1)(b) D
159 5.19.8(1)(c) D
160 5.19.8(2)(a) D
161 5.19.8(2)(b) D
162 5.19.8(2)(c) D
163 5.19.8(3)(a) B
164 5.19.8(3)(b) A
165 5.19.9(1) D
166 5.19.9(2) D
167 5.19.9(3) D
168 5.19.10(a) B
169 5.19.10(b) A
170 5.19.11(a) D
171 5.19.11(b) D
172 5.19.11(c) D
173 5.19.11(d) D
174 5.19.11(e) D
175 5.19.11(f) D
176 5.20 C
177 5.21 C
178 5.24(2) C
179 5.24(3) C
180 5.24(4) C
181 5.25(2) C
182 5.25(3) C
183 5.26(1) C
184 5.26(2) C
185 5.27(1)(a) C
186 5.27(1)(b) C
187 5.27(1)(c) C
188 5.27(2)(a) C
189 5.27(2)(b) C
190 5.27(2)(c) C
191 5.27(3) C
192 5.28(1)(a) C
193 5.28(1)(b) C
194 5.28(1)(c) C
195 5.28(2) C
196 5.28.1(1) C
197 5.28.1(2) B
198 5.29(1)(a) A
199 5.29(1)(b) A
200 5.29(2) A
201 6.1(1) D
202 6.1(2) D
203 6.2 D
204 6.3 D
205 6.4 D
206 6.5(1) D
207 6.5(2) D
208 6.6(a) D
209 6.6(b) D
210 6.7 E
211 6.8 D
212 6.9 D
213 6.10(1) D
214 6.10(2) D
215 6.11 D
216 6.13 D
217 6.14(1) A
218 6.14(2)(a) A
219 6.14(2)(b) A
220 6.14(2)(c) A
221 6.14(2)(d) A
222 6.15(1) C
223 6.15(2) D
224 6.15(3) B
225 6.16 D
226 7.1 B
227 7.2 B
228 8.2(1) D
229 8.2(2) D
230 8.3(1) C
231 8.3(2) C
232 8.3(3)(a) C
233 8.3(3)(b) C
234 8.3(4)(a) C
235 8.3(4)(b) C
236 8.3(4)(c) C
237 8.3(5)(a) A
238 8.3(5)(b) A
239 8.4(1) D
240 8.4(2) D
241 8.5(1)(a) D
242 8.5(1)(b) D
243 8.5(2) A
244 8.6 D
245 8.7(a) D
246 8.7(b) D
247 8.8 D
248 8.9(1) C
249 8.9(2) C
250 8.10(1)(a) C
251 8.10(1)(b) C
252 8.10(2) A
253 8.11(1) D
254 8.11(2) D
255 8.12 D
256 8.13(a) D
257 8.13(b) D
258 9.2(1) B
259 9.2(2) B
260 9.3 D
261 9.4(a) D
262 9.4(b) D
263 9.4(c) D
264 9.4(d) D
265 9.4(e) D
266 9.5(1) D
267 9.5(2) D
268 9.5(3) D
269 9.5(4) A
270 9.7(1)(a) D
271 9.7(1)(b) D
272 9.7(1)(c) C
273 9.7(2) D
274 9.8(1) D
275 9.8(2) D
276 9.8(3) D
277 9.8(4) D
278 9.8(5) D
279 9.8(6) D
280 9.8(7) D
281 9.9(1) D
282 9.9(2) D
283 9.10(a) C
284 9.10(b) B
285 9.11(1) A
286 9.11(2)(a)(i) A
287 9.11(2)(a)(ii) A
288 9.11(2)(a)(iii) A
289 9.11(2)(a)(iv) A
290 9.11(2)(a)(v) A
291 9.11(2)(a)(vi) A
292 9.11(2)(a)(vii) A
293 9.11(2)(b) A
294 9.11(3) A
295 9.11(4) A
296 9.11(5) A
297 9.11(6) A
298 9.11(7) A
299 10.2 D
300 10.3(a) D
301 10.3(b) A
302 10.3(c) D
303 10.4 A
304 10.5(1) A
305 10.5(2)(a) A
306 10.5(2)(b) A
307 10.5(2)(c) A
308 10.5(2)(d) A
309 10.6(1) A
310 10.6(2)(a) A
311 10.6(2)(b) A
312 10.7(1) A
313 10.7(2) A
314 10.8(a) A
315 10.8(b) A

DIVISION 3

Coal Mining Occupational Health and Safety Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1 4(1)(a) A
2 4(1)(b) A
3 4(2) A
4 4(3) A
5 5(a) A
6 5(b) A
7 7 A
8 8(1) A
9 8(2) C
10 8(3) C
11 9 B
12 10 E
13 11(1) D
14 11(2) D
15 11(3) D
16 11(4) D
17 12(1) D
18 12(2) D
19 13(1) E
20 13(2) E
21 13(3) E
22 13(4) E
23 14(1) E
24 14(2)(a) D
25 14(2)(b) D
26 14(2)(c) D
27 15(1) D
28 15(2) A
29 16(1) D
30 16(2) D
31 17 D
32 18 D
33 19(1)(a) D
34 19(1)(b) D
35 19(1)(c) D
36 19(1)(d) D
37 19(1)(e) D
38 19(2)(a) E
39 19(2)(b) E
40 19(3) D
41 20 D
42 21(a) D
43 21(b) D
44 21(c) D
45 21(d) D
46 21(e) D
47 21(f) D
48 22(1)(a) D
49 22(1)(b) D
50 22(1)(c) D
51 22(2) D
52 22(3) D
53 23 D
54 24 D
55 25 (1) D
56 25(2) D
57 25(3)(a) D
58 25(3)(b) D
59 25(3)(c) D
60 25(3)(d) D
61 25(3)(e) D
62 25(3)(f) D
63 25(3)(g) D
64 25(3)(h) D
65 25(3)(i) D
66 25(3)(j) D
67 25(3)(k) D
68 25(3)(l) D
69 26 D
70 27(2) D
71 27(3)(a)(i) D
72 27(3)(a)(ii) D
73 27(3)(b)(i) D
74 27(3)(b)(ii) D
75 27(3)(b)(iii) D
76 27(3)(c)(i) D
77 27(3)(c)(ii) D
78 27(4) A
79 28(1)(a) D
80 28(1)(b) D
81 28(1)(c) D
82 28(1)(d) D
83 28(1)(e) D
84 28(2)(a) D
85 28(2)(b) D
86 28(2)(c) D
87 28(2)(d) D
88 28(2)(e) D
89 28(2)(f) D
90 28(3) D
91 29(1)(a) D
92 29(1)(b) D
93 29(1)(c) D
94 29(1)(d) D
95 29(1)(e) D
96 29(2)(a) D
97 29(2)(b) D
98 29(2)(c) D
99 29(2)(d) D
100 29(2)(e) D
101 29(2)(f) D
102 29(2)(g) D
103 29(3) D
104 29(4) D
105 30(1) D
106 30(2) D
107 31(1)(a) D
108 31(1)(b) D
109 31(2) B
110 32(1)(a) D
111 32(1)(b) D
112 32(1)(c) B
113 32(1)(d) A
114 32(2) A
115 33(1) A
116 33(2) A
117 34(1) A
118 34(2)(a) A
119 34(2)(b) A
120 34(2)(c)(i) A
121 34(2)(c)(ii) A
122 34(2)(c)(iii) A
123 34(2)(c)(iv) A
124 34(2)(d) A
125 34(2)(e) A
126 35(1)(a) D
127 35(1)(b)(i) D
128 35(1)(b)(ii) D
129 35(1)(b)(iii) D
130 35(1)(b)(iv) D
131 35(1)(c) C
132 35(2) D
133 35(3) D
134 36(1) C
135 36(2) D
136 37 D
137 38(1) D
138 39(1)(a) D
139 39(1)(b) D
140 39(2) A
141 40(1)(a) A
142 40(1)(b) A
143 40(2)(a) A
144 40(2)(b) A
145 40(3)(a) C
146 40(3)(b) C
147 40(4) C
148 41(1) C
149 41(2) C
150 42(1) C
151 42(2) C
152 42(3) C
153 43(1)(a) C
154 43(1)(b) C
155 43(1)(c) C
156 43(2)(a) C
157 43(2)(b) C
158 44(1)(a) C
159 44(1)(b) C
160 44(1)(c) C
161 44(2) D
162 45(1)(a) A
163 45(1)(b) A
164 45(1)(c) A
165 45(1)(d) A
166 45(2) A
167 45(3) D
168 46(1)(a) E
169 46(1)(b) D
170 46(1)(c) D
171 46(2) D
172 47(2) B
173 47(3) B
174 47(5) A
175 48 D
176 49 D
177 50(1) D
178 50(2) D
179 51 D
180 52(1) A
181 52(2) D
182 52(3) C
183 52(4) C
184 52(5) D
185 52(6) A
186 52(7) C
187 53(a) C
188 53(b) B
189 54(1) D
190 54(2)(a)(i) D
191 54(2)(a)(ii) D
192 54(2)(b)(i) D
193 54(2)(b)(ii) D
194 54(2)(c)(i) D
195 54(2)(c)(ii) D
196 54(3)(a) D
197 54(3)(b) D
198 54(3)(c) D
199 55(a) D
200 55(b) D
201 55(c) D
202 56(1)(a) D
203 56(1)(b) D
204 56(2) D
205 56(3) D
206 56(4) A
207 57(1) D
208 57(3) D
209 59(1) C
210 59(2) C
211 59(3) A
212 60(1)(a) C
213 60(1)(b) C
214 60(1)(c) C
215 60(1)(d)(i) C
216 60(1)(d)(ii) C
217 60(1)(e) C
218 60(1)(f)(i) C
219 60(1)(f)(ii) C
220 60(1)(g) C
221 60(2) C
222 60(3)(a) B
223 60(3)(b) B
224 60(3)(c) B
225 60(4) B
226 60(5)(a) B
227 60(5)(b) B
228 60(5)(c) B
229 61 B
230 62 B
231 63(1) C
232 63(2) C
233 63(3) C
234 64(1)(a)(i) B
235 64(1)(a)(ii) B
236 64(1)(b) B
237 64(2) A
238 65(1)(a) C
239 65(1)(b) C
240 65(1)(c)(i) C
241 65(1)(c)(ii) C
242 65(1)(d)(i) C
243 65(1)(d)(ii) C
244 65(1)(d)(iii) C
245 65(1)(e)(i) C
246 65(1)(e)(ii) C
247 65(1)(f)(i) C
248 65(1)(f)(ii) C
249 65(1)(g) C
250 65(2) C
251 66(1) C
252 66(2)(a) C
253 66(2)(b) C
254 66(3) C
255 66(4) C
256 66(5)(a) C
257 66(5)(b) C
258 66(5)(c) C
259 66(6) A
260 67(a) C
261 67(b) B
262 68 D
263 69(1) D
264 69(2) A
265 69(3)(a) A
266 69(3)(b) A
267 69(3)(c) A
268 69(3)(d) A
269 69(3)(e) A
270 69(3)(f) A
271 69(3)(g) A
272 69(3)(h) A
273 69(3)(i) A
274 69(3)(j) A
275 69(3)(k) A
276 69(3)(l) A
277 69(3)(m) A
278 69(3)(n) A
279 69(3)(o) A
280 69(4)(a) A
281 69(4)(b) A
282 69(4)(c) A
283 69(4)(d) A
284 69(4)(e) A
285 69(4)(f) A
286 69(4)(g) A
287 69(4)(h) A
288 69(4)(i) A
289 69(4)(j) A
290 69(4)(k) A
291 69(4)(l) A
292 69(4)(m) A
293 69(5)(a) A
294 69(5)(b) A
295 70 C
296 71(1) C
297 71(2)(a) C
298 71(2)(b) C
299 71(3) C
300 72 C
301 73(1) C
302 73(2)(a) C
303 73(2)(b) C
304 74(1) C
305 74(2) C
306 74(3)(a) C
307 74(3)(b) C
308 74(3)(c) C
309 74(4) C
310 75 C
311 76 C
312 77(1)(a) D
313 77(1)(b) D
314 77(2)(a) D
315 77(2)(b) D
316 77(2)(c) D
317 77(3) D
318 77(4) A
319 78(1) D
320 78(2) D
321 78(3) D
322 79(1) D
323 79(2) D
324 80(1) A
325 80(2) A
326 81 D
327 82(a) A
328 82(b) C
329 82(c)(i) C
330 82(c)(ii) C
331 82(d) C
332 82(e) A
333 83(1) D
334 83(2) D
335 83(3)(a) D
336 83(3)(b) D
337 83(3)(c) D
338 84(1) D
339 84(2)(a) D
340 84(2)(b) D
341 84(2)(c) D
342 84(3)(a) D
343 84(3)(b) D
344 84(3)(c) D
345 84(3)(d) D
346 84(3)(e) D
347 85(1)(a) D
348 85(1)(b) D
349 85(2)(a) D
350 85(2)(b) D
351 85(3) D
352 86(a) D
353 86(b) D
354 87(a)(i) D
355 87(a)(ii) D
356 87(b)(i) D
357 87(b)(ii) D
358 87(b)(iii) D
359 87(b)(iv) D
360 88(1) D
361 88(2) D
362 88(3) D
363 88(4) D
364 88(5) A
365 88(6)(a) D
366 88(6)(b) A
367 88(6)(c) A
368 89(1) D
369 89(2) D
370 89(3) D
371 89(4) D
372 90(1)(a) C
373 90(1)(b) C
374 90(1)(c) C
375 90(1)(d) C
376 90(1)(e) C
377 90(2) D
378 90(3) D
379 91(1) D
380 91(2) D
381 91(3) D
382 91(4) A
383 92 D
384 93 C
385 94 C
386 95 C
387 96(1) C
388 96(2) D
389 96(3) C
390 97 D
391 98(1) D
392 98(2)(a) D
393 98(2)(b) D
394 98(3) D
395 99 D
396 100(1) C
397 100(2)(a) C
398 100(2)(b) C
399 100(2)(c) C
400 101 A
401 102(a) C
402 102(b) C
403 103(1)(a) C
404 103(1)(b) C
405 103(2) A
406 104(1)(a) C
407 104(1)(b) C
408 104(1)(c) C
409 104(2) A
410 105 C
411 106(1) C
412 106(2) A
413 107 C
414 108(1)(a) D
415 108(1)(b) D
416 108(2)(a) A
417 108(2)(b) A
418 108(2)(c) A
419 108(2)(d) A
420 109 C
421 110(1)(a) D
422 110(1)(b) D
423 110(1)(c) D
424 110(1)(d) D
425 110(1)(e) D
426 110(2)(a) A
427 110(2)(b) D
428 111(1) D
429 111(2)(a)(i) D
430 111(2)(a)(ii) D
431 111(2)(b)(i) D
432 111(2)(b)(ii) D
433 112(1) A
434 112(2) A
435 113(1) A
436 113(2)(a) A
437 113(2)(b) A
438 113(2)(c) A
439 113(2)(d) A
440 113(2)(e) A
441 114(1)(a) D
442 114(1)(b) D
443 114(1)(c) D
444 114(2) D
445 114(3) D
446 115(1) C
447 115(2) A
448 115(3) D
449 115(4) D
450 115(5) D
451 115(6) D
452 115(7) D
453 116(1) D
454 116(2) D
455 116(3) A
456 116(4)(a) D
457 116(4)(b) D
458 116(5) D
459 117 C
460 118(1) D
461 118(2) A
462 119(1) A
463 119(2)(a) A
464 119(2)(b) A
465 119(3) A
466 120 D
467 121(1) A
468 121(2) A
469 122(1) A
470 122(2) A
471 123(1)(a) C
472 123(1)(b) C
473 123(1)(c) C
474 123(2)(a) C
475 123(2)(b) C
476 123(2)(c) C
477 124(a) C
478 124(b) C
479 124(c) C
480 124(d) C
481 124(e) C
482 125(1) D
483 125(2) D
484 125(3) A
485 126(1) D
486 126(2) D
487 126(3) D
488 127(1) D
489 127(2) D
490 128 D
491 129 D
492 130(a) D
493 130(b) A
494 131(1) D
495 131(2)(a) C
496 131(2)(b) C
497 132(1)(a) D
498 132(1)(b) D
499 132(1)(c) D
500 132(2)(a) B
501 132(2)(b) B
502 132(3) D
503 132(4) A
504 133(1) D
505 133(2) D
506 133(3)(a) D
507 133(3)(b) D
508 134(1)(a) D
509 134(1)(b) D
510 134(2) D
511 135(1) D
512 135(2)(a) A
513 135(2)(b) A
514 136 C
515 137(1) D
516 137(2) D
517 137(3) D
518 138 D
519 139(1)(a) D
520 139(1)(b) D
521 139(2) D
522 140 D
523 141(1)(a) D
524 141(1)(b) D
525 141(1)(c) D
526 141(1)(d) D
527 141(1)(e) D
528 141(1)(f) D
529 141(2) D
530 141(3) D
531 141(4) C
532 142(1)(a) D
533 142(1)(b) D
534 142(3) D
535 142(4) B
536 143(1)(a) B
537 143(1)(b) B
538 143(1)(c) B
539 143(2)(a) B
540 143(2)(b) B
541 143(3) B
542 143(5)(a) D
543 143(5)(b) D
544 143(6) A
545 144(1) D
546 144(2) D
547 145(1) D
548 145(2) D
549 146(a) D
550 146(b) D
551 147(1) D
552 147(2) D
553 148(1)(a) D
554 148(1)(b) D
555 148(1)(c) D
556 148(2) D
557 149(1) D
558 149(2)(a) D
559 149(2)(b) D
560 150(1) B
561 150(2) A
562 150(3) A
563 151(1) D
564 151(2)(a) D
565 151(2)(b) D
566 151(3) D
567 151(4) D
568 151(5) D
569 151(6) C
570 151(7) C
571 151(8) C
572 151(9) A
573 152(1) D
574 152(2) C
575 152(3) D
576 153(1)(a) D
577 153(1)(b) D
578 153(2) D
579 153(3) D
580 154(1)(a) D
581 154(1)(b) A
582 154(2) A
583 155(1) D
584 155(2) D
585 156 D
586 157(a) D
587 157(b) D
588 158(1) A
589 158(2) A
590 158(3)(a) A
591 158(3)(b) A
592 158(3)(c) A
593 158(3)(d) A
594 158(3)(e) A
595 159(1) D
596 159(2) D
597 160(1) B
598 160(2)(a) B
599 160(2)(b) B
600 160(2)(c) B
601 160(2)(d) B
602 160(2)(e) B
603 160(2)(f) B
604 160(2)(g) B
605 160(2)(h) B
606 160(2)(i) B
607 160(2)(j) B
608 160(2)(k) B
609 160(2)(l) B
610 160(2)(m) B
611 160(3)(a) B
612 160(3)(b) B
613 160(3)(c) B
614 160(3)(d) B
615 160(3)(e) B
616 160(3)(f) B
617 160(4) B
618 160(5) B
619 161(1) A
620 161(2) A
621 161(3) A
622 162 D
623 163(a) D
624 163(b) A
625 163(c) D
626 164(1) A
627 164(2) A
628 164(3) A
629 165 A
630 166 A
631 167 D

DIVISION 4

Maritime Occupational Health and Safety Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

4(1)

A

2

7(1)(a)

D

3

7(1)(b)

D

4

7(3)(a)

D

5

7(3)(b)

D

6

7(4)

D

7

10(a)

C

8

10(b)

C

9

10(c)

C

10

10(d)

C

11

11(3)

C

12

11(4)

C

13

11(5)

C

14

11(6)

D

15

12(1)

D

16

12(2)

D

17

12(3)

D

18

12(4)(a)

D

19

12(4)(b)

D

20

12(4)(c)

D

21

12(4)(d)(i)

D

22

12(4)(d)(ii)

D

23

12(4)(d)(iii)

D

24

12(5)(a)

D

25

12(5)(b)

D

26

12(5)(c)

D

27

12(5)(d)

D

28

12(5)(e)

D

29

12(5)(f)

D

30

12(5)(g)

D

31

12(7)(a)

C

32

12(7)(b)

C

33

12(7)(c)

C

34

12(7)(d)

C

35

12(7)(e)

C

36

12(8)

D

37

12(9)

D

38

12(10)(a)

D

39

12(10)(b)

D

40

12(10)(c)

D

41

12(10)(d)

D

42

12(11)

D

43

13(1)

D

44

13(2)

C

45

13(3)

D

46

13(4)

D

47

13(5)(a)

C

48

13(5)(b)

D

49

14(1)(a)

D

50

14(1)(b)

D

51

14(2)

D

52

15(1)

D

53

15(2)(a)

D

54

15(2)(b)

D

55

15(3)

D

56

15(4)

C

57

15(5)

D

58

15(6)

D

59

15(7)

C

60

15(8)

D

61

15(9)

D

62

15(10)

D

63

15(11)

C

64

15(12)

C

65

16(1)

D

66

16(2)(a)

C

67

16(2)(b)

C

68

16(2)(c)

C

69

16(3)

D

70

16(4)

C

71

16(5)

C

72

17

C

73

18(1)

C

74

18(2)

C

75

19(5)

D

76

20

C

77

21(1)

C

78

21(2)

C

79

22

C

80

23(1)

C

81

23(2)

C

82

23(3)

D

83

24(1)

C

84

24(2)

C

85

24(3)(a)

C

86

24(3)(b)

C

87

25(1)

B

88

25(2)

D

89

26(1)

B

90

26(2)

B

91

26(3)

B

92

26(4)

B

93

27(1)(a)

B

94

27(1)(b)

B

95

27(2)

B

96

28(1)(a)(i)

B

97

28(1)(a)(ii)

B

98

28(1)(a)(iii)

B

99

28(1)(b)(i)

B

100

28(1)(b)(ii)

B

101

28(3)

B

102

29(1)

B

103

29(2)(a)

B

104

29(2)(b)

B

105

29(2)(c)

B

106

30(1)(a)

B

107

30(1)(b)

B

108

30(1)(c)

B

109

30(1)(d)

B

110

30(2)(a)

B

111

30(2)(b)

B

112

30(2)(c)

B

113

30(3)

B

114

30(4)

B

115

32

B

116

33

B

117

34(1)

C

118

34(2)

B

119

35(1)

C

120

35(2)

B

121

35(3)(a)

B

122

35(3)(b)

B

123

35(3)(c)

B

124

36(1)

B

125

36(2)

B

126

36(3)(a)

B

127

36(3)(b)

B

128

36(3)(c)

B

129

36(3)(d)

B

130

37

B

131

38(a)

B

132

38(b)

B

133

38(c)

B

134

38(d)

B

135

39(1)

B

136

39(2)

B

137

40

B

138

41(1)(a)

B

139

41(1)(b)

B

140

41(1)(c)

B

141

41(1)(d)

B

142

41(1)(e)

B

143

41(1)(f)

B

144

41(2)(a)

B

145

41(2)(b)

B

146

41(2)(c)

D

147

42

D

148

43

B

149

44(1)

B

150

44(2)

B

151

45(a)

B

152

45(b)

B

153

45(c)

B

154

45(d)

B

155

46

B

156

47(1)

B

157

47(2)

B

158

47(3)

B

159

48(a)

B

160

48(b)

B

161

48(c)

B

162

48(d)(i)

B

163

48(d)(ii)

B

164

48(d)(iii)

B

165

48(d)(iv)

B

166

48(d)(v)

B

167

49(a)

B

168

49(b)

B

169

49(c)

B

170

50(a)

B

171

50(b)

B

172

50(c)

B

173

50(d)

B

174

51

B

175

52

B

176

53

B

177

54(a)

B

178

54(b)

B

179

54(c)

B

180

55(1)

B

181

55(2)

C

182

55(3)

D

183

55(4)

B

184

56(1)

C

185

56(2)

B

186

56(3)

C

187

56(4)

C

188

56(5)

C

189

57

B

190

58(1)

B

191

58(2)(a)

B

192

58(2)(b)

B

193

58(2)(c)

B

194

58(2)(d)

B

195

58(2)(e)

B

196

59(1)

B

197

59(2)

B

198

59(3)

D

199

59(4)

C

200

61(1)

C

201

61(2)

C

202

62(1)(a)

C

203

62(1)(b)

C

204

62(1)(c)

C

205

62(2)

A

206

63

C

207

64

C

208

65(a)

B

209

65(b)

B

210

65(c)

B

211

65(d)

B

212

66(1)

C

213

66(2)

C

214

67

B

215

68(1)

C

216

68(2)

B

217

69

B

218

70(a)

B

219

70(b)

B

220

70(c)

B

221

70(d)

B

222

70(e)

B

223

71(a)

B

224

71(b)

B

225

71(c)

B

226

72(1)(a)

B

227

72(1)(b)

B

228

72(2)

B

229

73(1)

C

230

73(2)(a)

C

231

73(2)(b)

C

232

73(3)

C

233

74(1)

D

234

74(2)

A

235

75(1)

C

236

75(2)

C

237

76

C

238

77(a)

B

239

77(b)

C

240

77(c)

C

241

77(d)

C

242

78

C

243

79(a)

C

244

79(b)

C

245

80

C

246

81

D

247

82

C

248

83(1)

C

249

83(2)

C

250

84(a)

B

251

84(b)

B

252

84(c)

B

253

85(a)

D

254

85(b)

D

255

85(c)

D

256

86

C

257

87

C

258

88

C

259

89(1)

C

260

89(2)

C

261

91

D

262

92

D

263

93(1)

D

264

93(2)

D

265

94(a)

D

266

94(b)

D

267

95(1)

D

268

95(2)

A

269

106

D

270

107(1)

D

271

107(2)

D

272

108

D

273

109(a)

B

274

109(b)

B

275

109(c)

D

276

110

D

277

111(1)(a)

D

278

111(1)(b)

D

279

112

C

280

113(a)

D

281

113(b)

D

282

113(c)

D

283

114(1)

D

284

114(2)

D

285

114(3)(a)

D

286

114(3)b)

D

287

114(4)

D

288

115(1)

D

289

115(2)

D

290

115(3)(a)

D

291

115(3)(b)

D

292

115(4)

D

293

116

D

294

117(a)

D

295

117(b)

D

296

117(c)

D

297

118(1)(a)

C

298

118(1)(b)

C

299

118(2)

A

300

119(1)(a)(i)

A

301

119(1)(a)(ii)

A

302

119(1)(a)(iii)

A

303

119(1)(a)(iv)

A

304

119(1)(a)(v)

A

305

119(1)(a)(vi)

A

306

119(1)(b)

A

307

119(2)

A

308

120(a)

D

309

120(b)

D

310

120(c)

D

311

120(d)

D

312

120(e)

D

313

120(f)

D

314

121(1)(a)

A

315

121(1)(b)

C

316

121(1)(c)

C

317

121(2)

C

318

122(1)(a)

C

319

122(1)(b)

C

320

122(1)(c)

C

321

122(1)(d)

C

322

122(1)(e)

C

323

122(1)(f)

C

324

122(1)(g)

C

325

122(1)(h)

C

326

122(1)(i)

C

327

122(2)(a)

C

328

122(2)(b)

A

329

122(2)(c)

A

330

123(1)(a)

A

331

123(1)(b)

A

332

123(1)(c)

A

333

123(1)(d)

A

334

123(1)(e)

A

335

123(1)(f)

A

336

123(1)(g)

A

337

123(1)(h)

A

338

123(2)

D

339

124(1)

D

340

124(2)

D

341

124(3)

D

342

124(4)(a)

D

343

124(4)(b)

C

344

125(1)(a)

C

345

125(1)(b)

C

346

125(1)(c)

C

347

125(1)(d)

C

348

125(2)(a)

C

349

125(2)(b)

C

350

125(3)(a)

C

351

125(3)(b)

C

352

125(3)(c)

C

353

125(4)

A

354

125(5)

A

355

126(1)(a)

A

356

126(1)(b)

A

357

126(1)(c)

A

358

126(2)(a)

A

359

126(2)(b)

A

360

126(2)(c)

A

361

126(2)(d)

A

362

126(2)(e)

A

363

126(2)(f)

A

364

126(2)(g)

A

365

127(1)

A

366

127(2)

A

367

128

D

368

131(1)(a)

D

369

131(1)(b)

D

370

132(1)(a)

D

371

132(1)(b)

D

372

132(2)

D

373

132(3)

D

374

133(1)

D

375

133(2)

D

376

133(3)(a)

D

377

133(3)(b)(i)

D

378

133(3)(b)(ii)

D

379

133(3)(b)(iii)

D

380

133(4)

D

381

134(1)

D

382

134(2)

D

383

135

D

384

136(1)

D

385

136(2)(a)

D

386

136(2)(b)

D

387

136(2)(c)

D

388

136(3)(a)

D

389

136(3)(b)

D

390

136(3)(c)

D

391

136(3)(d)

A

392

136(3)(e)

A

393

137

D

394

138(1)

D

395

138(2)(a)

D

396

138(2)(b)

D

397

138(2)(c)

D

398

138(2)(d)

B

399

139

D

400

140(1)

D

401

140(2)

D

402

141

D

403

142(1)

E

404

142(2)

D

405

142(3)(a)

D

406

142(3)(b)

D

407

142(4)

D

408

143

D

409

144(1)

E

410

144(2)(a)

D

411

144(2)(b)

D

412

144(2)(c)

D

413

144(2)(d)

D

414

144(2)(e)

D

415

144(2)(f)

D

416

144(2)(g)

D

417

144(2)(h)

D

418

144(2)(i)

D

419

144(3)

D

420

144(4)(a)

D

421

144(4)(b)

D

422

144(5)

D

423

145

D

424

146

C

425

147(1)

D

426

147(2)(a)

D

427

147(2)(b)

C

428

147(2)(c)

C

429

147(2)(d)

C

430

148(1)

A

431

148(2)(a)

A

432

148(2)(b)

A

433

148(2)(c)

A

434

148(2)(d)

A

435

149(1)

C

436

149(2)

D

437

149(3)(a)

B

438

149(3)(b)

B

439

150(1)

D

440

150(2)

D

441

152(2)

C

442

152(3)

D

443

152(4)

B

444

154(1)(a)

D

445

154(1)(b)

D

446

154(1)(c)

D

447

155(1)

B

448

155(2)

B

449

156(a)

D

450

156(b)

C

451

157(1)

B

452

157(2)

B

453

157(3)

B

454

160(1)

C

455

160(2)

C

456

160(3)

C

457

160(4)

C

458

160(5)

C

459

161(1)

D

460

161(2)

D

461

161(3)

D

462

161(4)(a)

D

463

161(4)(b)

D

464

161(5)

D

465

161(6)

A

466

162(1)(a)

B

467

162(1)(b)

A

468

162(1)(c)(i)

D

469

162(1)(c)(ii)

D

470

162(3)(a)

B

471

162(3)(b)

B

472

162(3)(c)

B

473

162(3)(d)

B

474

162(3)(e)

B

475

162(4)(a)

B

476

162(4)(b)

B

477

162(4)(c)

B

478

162(5)

A

479

162(6)(a)

A

480

162(6)(b)

C

481

164(a)

C

482

164(b)

C

483

164(c)

C

484

165(a)

D

485

165(b)

D

486

165(c)

D

487

165(d)

D

488

165(e)

D

489

166(a)

D

490

166(b)

D

491

167(a)

D

492

167(b)

D

493

167(c)

D

494

167(d)

D

495

167(e)

D

496

168(1)

D

497

168(2)

A

498

168(3)

D

499

169

D

500

170

D

501

171(1)(a)

D

502

171(1)(b)

D

503

171(2)(a)

D

504

171(2)(b)

D

505

171(2)(c)

D

506

171(2)(d)

D

507

171(3)(a)

D

508

171(3)(b)

D

509

171(3)(c)

D

510

171(3)(d)

D

511

171(3)(e)

D

512

171(3)(f)

D

513

171(3)(g)

D

514

171(3)(h)

D

515

171(3)(i)

D

516

172

D

517

173(1)(a)

D

518

173(1)(b)

D

519

173(1)(c)

D

520

173(1)(d)

D

521

173(1)(e)

D

522

173(1)(f)

D

523

173(2)

D

524

173(3)(a)(i)

D

525

173(3)(a)(ii)

D

526

173(3)(a)(iii)

D

527

173(3)(b)

D

528

173(3)(c)

D

529

173(3)(d)(i)

D

530

173(3)(d)(ii)

D

531

173(3)(d)(iii)

D

532

173(4)

D

533

174(1)

D

534

174(2)(a)

D

535

174(2)(b)

D

536

174(3)

D

537

176(1)

C

538

176(2)

D

539

176(3)(a)

D

540

176(3)(b)

C

541

176(4)

D

542

176(5)

D

543

177(1)(a)

D

544

177(1)(b)

D

545

177(2)(a)

D

546

177(2)(b)

D

547

177(2)(c)

D

548

177(2)(d)

D

549

178

D

550

179(1)

D

551

179(2)

C

552

179(3)

D

553

179(4)

D

554

180

D

555

181(1)

D

556

181(2)

D

557

182(1)

D

558

182(2)

D

559

183

D

560

184

D

561

185(1)

D

562

185(2)

D

563

185(3)

D

564

185(4)(a)

D

565

185(4)(b)

D

566

185(4)(c)

D

567

185(4)(d)

D

568

185(4)(e)

D

569

185(4)(f)

D

570

185(5)

A

571

185(6)

A

572

185(7)(a)

A

573

185(7)(b)

A

574

185(7)(c)

A

575

185(8)

A

576

185(9)

D

577

186(1)(a)

D

578

186(1)(b)

D

579

186(1)(c)

D

580

186(2)

D

581

187(1)(a)

D

582

187(1)(b)

A

583

187(2)(a)

A

584

187(2)(b)

A

585

187(3)

A

586

188(1)

D

587

188(3)

D

588

188(4)

D

589

188(5)

D

590

188(6)(a)

D

591

188(6)(b)

D

592

188(6)(c)

D

593

188(6)(d)

D

594

188(6)(e)

D

595

188(6)(f)

D

596

188(6)(g)

D

597

190(a)

D

598

190(b)

D

599

191(a)

D

600

191(b)

D

601

192(1)

D

602

192(2)

D

603

193

D

604

194

D

605

195(1)(a)

D

606

195(1)(b)

D

607

195(2)

D

608

196

D

609

197(1)(a)

D

610

197(1)(b)

D

611

197(2)

D

612

199

C

613

200

C

614

203(1)

D

615

203(2)

C

616

203(3)

C

617

203(4)

C

618

203(5)(a)

C

619

203(5)(b)

C

620

203(6)

C

621

203(8)

C

622

204(1)

D

623

204(2)

D

624

205(1)

C

625

205(2)

C

626

206(1)

D

627

206(2)

D

628

206(3)

D

629

206(4)

D

630

207(1)

D

631

207(2)

D

632

207(3)

D

633

207(4)

D

634

208(1)(a)

D

635

208(1)(b)

D

636

208(1)(c)

D

637

208(2)(a)

D

638

208(2)(b)

D

639

211(1)

D

640

211(2)

D

641

212(1)

D

642

212(2)(a)

D

643

212(2)(b)

D

644

212(3)

D

645

213(1)

D

646

213(2)

D

647

213(3)

D

648

214(a)

D

649

214(b)(i)

D

650

214(b)(ii)

D

651

215(1)

C

652

215(2)

C

653

216

C

654

217(1)

D

655

217(2)(a)

D

656

217(2)(b)

D

657

217(2)(c)

D

658

218

D

659

219(a)

D

660

219(b)

D

661

220(a)

D

662

220(b)

D

663

221(1)(a)

D

664

221(1)(b)

D

665

221(2)

D

666

222

D

667

223

D

668

224

D

669

225

D

670

226(1)

C

671

226(2)

D

672

227(1)

C

673

227(2)

C

674

227(3)

C

675

227(4)(a)

C

676

227(4)(b)

C

677

227(5)(a)

C

678

227(5)(b)

C

679

227(5)(c)

C

680

227(6)(a)

A

681

227(6)(b)

A

682

228(1)(a)

D

683

228(1)(b)

D

684

228(1)(c)

D

685

228(3)(a)

D

686

228(3)(b)

D

687

228(4)

A

688

229(1)

D

689

229(2)

D

690

229(3)

D

691

229(4)

D

692

229(5)(a)

D

693

229(5)(b)

C

694

229(6)

D

695

229(7)

D

696

230(1)

D

697

230(2)

D

698

231(1)

D

699

231(2)

D

700

231(3)

D

701

232(1)

D

702

232(2)

C

703

233

D

704

234

C

705

235(2)

D

706

235(3)

D

707

235(4)

D

708

236(1)

D

709

236(2)

D

710

236(3)

D

711

236(4)

D

712

236(5)

D

713

236(6)

D

714

237

D

715

238(1)

D

716

238(2)

A

717

238(3)

A

718

239(1)

D

719

239(2)(a)

D

720

239(2)(b)

D

721

239(2)(c)

D

722

240(1)

D

723

240(2)

D

724

240(3)

D

725

240(4)(a)

D

726

240(4)(b)

D

727

240(4)(c)

D

728

241(1)

C

729

241(2)(a)

D

730

241(2)(b)

D

731

241(2)(c)

D

732

242(1)

C

733

242(2)(a)

C

734

242(2)(b)

C

735

245(1)(a)

C

736

245(1)(b)

A

737

245(2)(a)

C

738

245(2)(b)

C

739

245(2)(c)

C

740

245(2)(d)

C

741

245(2)(e)

C

742

245(2)(f)

C

743

245(2)(g)

C

744

245(2)(h)

C

745

245(2)(i)

C

746

245(3)(a)

C

747

245(3)(b)

C

748

245(4)

A

749

246

C

750

247

D

751

248(a)

D

752

248(b)

D

753

249

D

754

250(1)

D

755

250(2)

D

756

250(3)

D

757

250(4)

C

758

250(5)

D

759

251

C

760

252(a)

C

761

252(b)

C

762

253(1)

C

763

253(2)(a)(i)

C

764

253(2)(a)(ii)

C

765

253(2)(a)(iii)

C

766

253(2)(a)(iv)

C

767

253(2)(a)(v)

C

768

253(2)(a)(vi)

C

769

253(2)(b)(i)

C

770

253(2)(b)(ii)

C

771

253(2)(b)(iii)

C

772

253(2)(c)(i)

C

773

253(2)(c)(ii)

C

774

253(2)(c)(iii)

C

775

253(2)(d)

C

776

253(3)(a)

C

777

253(3)(b)

C

778

253(4)

A

779

253(5)

A

780

254(2)

D

781

254(3)

A

782

254(4)

A

783

255(1)(a)

D

784

255(1)(b)

D

785

255(1)(c)

D

786

255(1)(d)

D

787

255(1.1)

D

788

255(2)

D

789

255(3)

A

790

255(4)(a)

A

791

255(4)(b)

A

792

255(4)(c)

A

793

255(4)(d)

A

794

255(4)(e)

A

795

255(5)

D

796

255(6)

D

797

256(1)(a)

D

798

256(1)(b)

D

799

256(2)(a)

D

800

256(2)(b)

D

801

256(3)(a)

C

802

256(3)(b)

C

803

256(4)

C

804

257

D

805

257.1(1)

E

806

257.1(2)

A

807

257.2(a)

D

808

257.2(b)

D

809

257.2(c)

D

810

257.2(d)

D

811

257.2(e)

D

812

257.2(f)

D

813

257.3(a)

D

814

257.3(b)

D

815

257.4(1)(a)

D

816

257.4(1)(b)

D

817

257.4(2)

D

818

257.5(a)

D

819

257.5(b)

D

820

257.5(c)

D

821

257.5(d)

D

822

257.5(e)

D

823

257.6(1)

D

824

257.6(2)

D

825

257.7

D

826

257.8(1)(a)

D

827

257.8(1)(b)

D

828

257.8(1)(c)

D

829

257.8(2)(a)

D

830

257.8(2)(b)

D

831

257.8(2)(c)

D

832

257.8(3)(a)

B

833

257.8(3)(b)

A

834

257.9(1)

D

835

257.9(2)

D

836

257.9(3)

D

837

257.91(a)

B

838

257.91(b)

A

839

257.92(a)

D

840

257.92(b)

D

841

257.92(c)

D

842

257.92(d)

D

843

257.92(e)

D

844

257.92(f)

D

845

258(1)(a)

C

846

258(1)(b)

C

847

258(1)(c)

C

848

258(2)(a)

C

849

258(2)(b)

C

850

261

C

851

262(1)

C

852

262(2)

C

853

262(3)

C

854

263(1)

C

855

263(3)

C

856

263(4)

C

857

264(1)

C

858

264(2)

C

859

265(1)

C

860

265(2)(a)

C

861

265(2)(b)

C

862

265(2)(c)

C

863

265(3)(a)

C

864

265(3)(b)

C

865

265(3)(c)

C

866

265(4)

C

867

265(5)(a)

C

868

265(5)(b)

C

869

267

C

870

269

C

871

270(1)(a)

C

872

270(1)(b)

C

873

270(1)(c)

C

874

270(2)

C

875

271(1)(a)

A

876

271(1)(b)

A

877

271(2)

A

878

272(1)

C

879

272(2)

C

880

275

D

881

276(a)

D

882

276(b)

A

883

276(c)

D

884

277

A

885

278(1)

A

886

278(2)(a)

A

887

278(2)(b)

A

888

278(2)(c)

A

889

278(2)(d)

A

890

278(2)(e)

A

891

279(1)(a)

A

892

279(1)(b)

A

893

279(1)(c)

A

894

279(1)(d)

A

895

279(1)(e)

A

896

279(1)(f)

A

897

279(1)(g)

A

898

279(1)(h)

A

899

279(1)(i)

A

900

279(1)(j)

A

901

279(1)(k)

A

902

279(1)(l)

A

903

279(1)(m)

A

904

279(1)(n)

A

905

279(1)(o)

A

906

279(1)(p)

A

907

279(2)(a)

A

908

279(2)(b)

A

909

280(1)

A

910

280(2)(a)

A

911

280(2)(b)

A

912

280(2)(c)

A

913

280(2)(d)

A

914

280(2)(e)

A

915

280(2)(f)

A

916

280(2)(g)

A

917

280(2)(h)

A

918

280(2)(i)

A

919

280(2)(j)

A

920

280(2)(k)

A

921

280(2)(l)

A

922

280(2)(m)

A

923

281

A

DIVISION 5

Oil and Gas Occupational Safety and Health Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

1.4

A

2

3.1

C

3

3.2

B

4

3.3(2)

C

5

3.3(3)

C

6

3.3(5)

D

7

3.4(1)

D

8

3.4(2)

D

9

3.5

C

10

3.6

C

11

3.7(1)

D

12

3.7(2)(a)

D

13

3.7(2)(b)

D

14

3.7(3)

D

15

3.7(4)(a)

D

16

3.7(4)(b)

D

17

3.7(4)(c)(i)

D

18

3.7(4)(c)(ii)

D

19

3.8(1)(a)

C

20

3.8(1)(b)

C

21

3.8(1)(c)

C

22

3.8(2)(a)

C

23

3.8(2)(b)

C

24

3.9(1)(a)

C

25

3.9(1)(b)

C

26

3.9(1)(c)

C

27

3.9(2)

D

28

3.10

D

29

3.11(1)

C

30

3.11(2)

C

31

3.12(1)

C

32

3.12(2)

C

33

3.12(3)

C

34

3.13(1)

C

35

3.13(2)

C

36

3.14(1)(a)

C

37

3.14(1)(b)

C

38

3.14(1)(c)

C

39

3.14(2)

C

40

3.14(3)

C

41

4.3

D

42

4.4

C

43

4.6(1)

C

44

4.6(2)

D

45

4.7

D

46

4.8(1)

C

47

4.8(2)

C

48

4.9(1)

D

49

4.9(2)(a)

D

50

4.9(2)(b)

D

51

4.9(2)(c)

D

52

4.9(3)(a)

C

53

4.9(3)(b)

C

54

4.9(3)(c)

C

55

4.10(1)

C

56

4.10(2)

D

57

4.10(3)

D

58

4.10(4)(a)

C

59

4.10(4)(b)

C

60

4.10(4)(c)

C

61

4.10(5)

D

62

4.11(1)

C

63

4.11(2)(a)

D

64

4.11(2)(b)

C

65

4.11(2)(c)

D

66

4.11(3)

D

67

4.12(1)

D

68

4.12(2)(a)

D

69

4.12(2)(b)

D

70

4.12(3)

C

71

4.12(4)

C

72

4.12(5)

D

73

4.12(6)

D

74

4.12(7)

D

75

4.13(1)

D

76

4.13(2)

C

77

4.13(3)(a)

E

78

4.13(3)(b)

E

79

4.13(5)

B

80

4.13(6)

C

81

4.14(1)

C

82

4.14(2)

C

83

4.15

C

84

4.16

C

85

5.1(1)(a)

C

86

5.1(1)(b)

C

87

5.2(1)

C

88

5.2(2)

D

89

5.2(3)(a)

D

90

5.2(3)(b)(i)

D

91

5.2(3)(b)(ii)

D

92

5.2(4)

D

93

5.2(5)

D

94

5.2(6)

D

95

5.2(7)

D

96

5.3(a)

C

97

5.3(b)

C

98

5.4(1)

C

99

5.4(2)

C

100

5.5(a)

C

101

5.5(b)

C

102

5.5(c)

C

103

5.6(1)(a)

A

104

5.6(1)(b)

A

105

5.6(1)(c)

A

106

5.6(2)

A

107

5.7

C

108

6.3

C

109

6.4(1)

C

110

6.4(2)(a)

C

111

6.4(2)(b)

C

112

6.5

C

113

6.6

C

114

6.7

A

115

6.8(1)(a)

C

116

6.8(1)(b)

C

117

6.9(1)

A

118

6.9(2)

C

119

6.10(1)

C

120

6.10(2)

C

121

6.10(3)

C

122

6.11

A

123

6.12(1)

C

124

6.12(2)(a)

A

125

6.12(2)(b)(i)

C

126

6.12(2)(b)(ii)

C

127

6.12(2)(b)(iii)

C

128

6.12(2)(b)(iv)

C

129

6.12(2)(b)(v)

C

130

6.12(2)(b)(vi)

C

131

6.12(2)(b)(vii)

C

132

6.12(3)

A

133

7.2(1)

B

134

7.2(2)

D

135

7.4

B

136

7.5(1)

D

137

7.5(2)(a)

D

138

7.5(2)(b)

D

139

7.6

B

140

8.2(1)

C

141

8.2(2)

D

142

8.2(3)(a)

A

143

8.2(3)(b)(i)

D

144

8.2(3)(b)(ii)

D

145

8.3

B

146

8.4(a)

D

147

8.4(b)

D

148

8.7(a)

C

149

8.7(b)

C

150

8.7(c)

C

151

9.2(1)

C

152

9.2(2)(a)

D

153

9.2(2)(b)

C

154

9.3(1)

D

155

9.3(2)

D

156

9.3(3)

D

157

9.3(4)

D

158

9.3(5)

D

159

9.4

E

160

9.5

A

161

9.6(1)(a)

D

162

9.6(1)(b)

D

163

9.6(2)(a)

D

164

9.6(2)(b)

D

165

9.6(2)(c)

D

166

9.6(2)(d)

D

167

9.7

D

168

9.8(1)

D

169

9.8(2)

D

170

9.9

D

171

9.10(1)

D

172

9.10(2)(a)

D

173

9.10(2)(b)

D

174

9.10(2)(c)

D

175

9.10(2)(d)

D

176

9.10(2)(e)

D

177

9.10(3)(a)

D

178

9.10(3)(b)

D

179

9.10(3)(c)

D

180

9.10(3)(d)

D

181

9.10(3)(e)

D

182

9.10(3)(f)

D

183

9.10(4)

A

184

9.10(5)

A

185

9.11(1)

D

186

9.11(2)

C

187

9.11(3)

D

188

9.11(4)

D

189

9.12(1)

D

190

9.12(2)

C

191

9.13

D

192

9.14(1)

D

193

9.14(2)

D

194

9.15(1)

C

195

9.15(2)

D

196

9.16

D

197

10.2(1)

C

198

10.3

C

199

10.4

C

200

10.5

C

201

10.6(1)

C

202

10.6(2)

C

203

10.7

B

204

10.8

B

205

10.9(1)

B

206

10.9(2)

B

207

10.10(1)

B

208

10.10(2)

B

209

10.10(3)

B

210

10.11(1)(a)

B

211

10.11(1)(b)

B

212

10.11(1)(c)

B

213

10.11(1)(d)

B

214

10.12

B

215

10.13

B

216

10.14(1)(a)

B

217

10.14(1)(b)

B

218

10.14(2)

B

219

10.15

B

220

10.16

B

221

10.17(a)

B

222

10.17(b)

B

223

10.17(c)

B

224

10.18(1)

B

225

10.18(2)

B

226

10.18(3)(a)

B

227

10.18(3)(b)

B

228

10.18(3)(c)

B

229

10.18(4)

B

230

10.19

B

231

10.20

B

232

10.21(a)

B

233

10.21(b)

C

234

10.21(c)

C

235

10.22

B

236

10.23(a)

C

237

10.23(b)

C

238

10.24

C

239

10.25(a)

C

240

10.25(b)

C

241

10.25(c)

C

242

10.25(d)

C

243

10.25(e)

B

244

10.25(f)

C

245

10.26(1)

C

246

10.26(2)

C

247

10.26(3)

C

248

10.26(4)

C

249

10.27(a)

B

250

10.27(b)

B

251

10.27(c)

B

252

10.28(1)

C

253

10.28(2)

D

254

10.29

C

255

10.30(1)

C

256

10.30(2)

C

257

10.31(a)

B

258

10.31(b)

B

259

10.31(c)

B

260

10.32(a)

D

261

10.32(b)

D

262

10.32(c)

D

263

10.33(1)

C

264

10.33(2)

C

265

10.33(3)

C

266

10.34(a)

C

267

10.34(b)

C

268

10.34(c)

C

269

10.34(d)

B

270

10.34(e)

B

271

10.34(f)

B

272

10.35(a)

B

273

10.35(b)

B

274

10.35(c)

D

275

10.36

C

276

10.37

C

277

10.38(1)

C

278

10.38(2)

C

279

10.38(4)

C

280

11.3(1)(a)

C

281

11.3(1)(b)

A

282

11.3(2)(a)

C

283

11.3(2)(b)

C

284

11.3(2)(c)

C

285

11.3(2)(d)

C

286

11.3(2)(e)

C

287

11.3(2)(f)

C

288

11.3(2)(g)

C

289

11.3(2)(h)

B

290

11.3(2)(i)

B

291

11.4(a)

C

292

11.4(b)

C

293

11.5

A

294

11.6(1)

C

295

11.6(2)

C

296

11.7(a)

D

297

11.7(b)

D

298

11.8(1)

D

299

11.8(2)

D

300

11.9

C

301

11.10

D

302

11.11

D

303

11.12(1)

D

304

11.12(2)

D

305

11.13

C

306

11.14

D

307

11.15(1)

C

308

11.15(2)

C

309

11.18(a)

C

310

11.18(b)

C

311

11.18(c)

C

312

11.18(d)

C

313

11.19(1)

C

314

11.19(2)(a)(i)

C

315

11.19(2)(a)(ii)

C

316

11.19(2)(a)(iii)

C

317

11.19(2)(a)(iv)

C

318

11.19(2)(a)(v)

C

319

11.19(2)(a)(vi)

C

320

11.19(2)(a)(vii)

C

321

11.19(2)(b)(i)

C

322

11.19(2)(b)(ii)

C

323

11.19(2)(b)(iii)

C

324

11.19(2)(c)(i)

C

325

11.19(2)(c)(ii)

C

326

11.19(2)(c)(iii)

C

327

11.19(2)(d)

C

328

11.19(3)(a)

C

329

11.19(3)(b)

C

330

11.19(3)(c)

C

331

11.20

A

332

11.22(2)

D

333

11.22(3)

A

334

11.22(4)

A

335

11.23(1)(a)

D

336

11.23(1)(b)

D

337

11.23(1)(c)

D

338

11.23(1.1)

D

339

11.23(2)

D

340

11.23(3)

A

341

11.23(4)(a)

A

342

11.23(4)(b)

A

343

11.23(4)(c)

A

344

11.23(4)(d)

A

345

11.23(4)(e)

A

346

11.24(1)

D

347

11.24(2)

D

348

11.25(1)

D

349

11.25(2)

D

350

11.26(1)

D

351

11.26(2)

D

352

11.26(3)

D

353

11.26(4)

E

354

11.27(1)

D

355

11.27(2)

A

356

11.27(3)(a)

A

357

11.27(3)(b)

A

358

11.27(3)(c)

A

359

11.27(3)(d)

A

360

11.28(1)

D

361

11.28.1(1)

E

362

11.28.1(2)

A

363

11.28.2(a)

D

364

11.28.2(b)

D

365

11.28.2(c)

D

366

11.28.2(d)

D

367

11.28.2(e)

D

368

11.28.2(f)

D

369

11.28.3(a)

D

370

11.28.3(b)

D

371

11.28.4(1)(a)

D

372

11.28.4(1)(b)

D

373

11.28.4(2)

D

374

11.28.5(a)

D

375

11.28.5(b)

D

376

11.28.5(c)

D

377

11.28.5(d)

D

378

11.28.5(e)

D

379

11.28.6(1)

D

380

11.28.6(2)

D

381

11.28.7

D

382

11.28.8(1)(a)

D

383

11.28.8(1)(b)

D

384

11.28.8(1)(c)

D

385

11.28.8(2)(a)

D

386

11.28.8(2)(b)

D

387

11.28.8(2)(c)

D

388

11.28.8(3)(a)

B

389

11.28.8(3)(b)

A

390

11.28.9(1)

D

391

11.28.9(2)

D

392

11.28.9(3)

D

393

11.28.10(a)

B

394

11.28.10(b)

A

395

11.28.11(a)

D

396

11.28.11(b)

D

397

11.28.11(c)

D

398

11.28.11(d)

D

399

11.28.11(e)

D

400

11.28.11(f)

D

401

11.29(a)

C

402

11.29(b)

C

403

11.30(a)

C

404

11.30(b)

C

405

11.34(1)

C

406

11.34(2)

C

407

11.34(3)

C

408

11.35(1)

C

409

11.35(3)

C

410

11.35(4)

C

411

11.36(1)(a)

C

412

11.36(1)(b)

C

413

11.36(2)

C

414

11.37(1)(a)

C

415

11.37(1)(b)(i)

C

416

11.37(1)(b)(ii)

C

417

11.37(1)(c)

C

418

11.37(2)(a)

C

419

11.37(2)(b)

C

420

11.37(2)(c)

C

421

11.37(3)(a)

C

422

11.37(3)(b)

C

423

11.38(1)(a)

C

424

11.38(1)(b)

C

425

11.38(1)(c)

C

426

11.38(2)

C

427

11.40

C

428

11.42

C

429

11.43(1)(a)

C

430

11.43(1)(b)

C

431

11.43(1)(c)

C

432

11.43(2)

C

433

11.44(1)(a)

A

434

11.44(1)(b)

A

435

11.44(2)

A

436

11.45(1)

C

437

11.45(2)

C

438

12.2(1)(a)(i)

D

439

12.2(1)(a)(ii)

D

440

12.2(1)(b)

D

441

12.2(1)(c)

D

442

12.2(1)(d)

D

443

12.2(1)(e)

D

444

12.2(1)(f)

D

445

12.2(1)(g)

D

446

12.2(1)(h)

D

447

12.2(2)(a)(i)

D

448

12.2(2)(a)(ii)

D

449

12.2(2)(a)(iii)

D

450

12.2(2)(b)

D

451

12.2(2)(c)

D

452

12.2(2)(d)

D

453

12.2(2)(e)

D

454

12.2(2)(f)

D

455

12.2(2)(g)

D

456

12.2(3)

D

457

12.2(4)

D

458

12.2(5)

E

459

12.2(6)

D

460

12.3(a)(i)

D

461

12.3(a)(ii)

D

462

12.3(a)(iii)

D

463

12.3(b)

E

464

12.3(c)(i)

D

465

12.3(c)(ii)

D

466

12.3(d)

D

467

12.3(e)(i)

D

468

12.3(e)(ii)

D

469

12.3(e)(iii)

D

470

12.4

D

471

12.5(1)

D

472

12.5(2)(a)

D

473

12.5(2)(b)

D

474

12.6(1)

D

475

12.6(2)(a)

D

476

12.6(2)(b)

D

477

12.6(3)

D

478

12.7

A

479

12.8

A

480

13.1

D

481

13.2(a)

D

482

13.2(b)

D

483

13.3(a)

D

484

13.3(b)

B

485

13.4

D

486

13.5(1)

D

487

13.5(2)

D

488

13.6

D

489

13.7(1)

E

490

13.7(2)

D

491

13.7(3)(a)

E

492

13.7(3)(b)

E

493

13.7(4)(a)

D

494

13.7(4)(b)

D

495

13.7(4)(c)

D

496

13.7(5)

D

497

13.7(6)

D

498

13.8

D

499

13.9

D

500

13.10(1)

E

501

13.10(2)(a)

D

502

13.10(2)(b)

D

503

13.10(2)(c)

D

504

13.10(3)

D

505

13.10(4)(a)

D

506

13.10(4)(b)

D

507

13.10(5)

D

508

13.11(1)

D

509

13.11(2)

D

510

13.11(3)

D

511

13.11(4)

D

512

13.12(1)

D

513

13.12(2)(a)

D

514

13.12(2)(b)

C

515

13.12(2)(c)

C

516

13.12(2)(d)(i)

C

517

13.12(2)(d)(ii)

C

518

13.12(3)

D

519

13.13

D

520

13.14

C

521

13.16(1)(a)(i)

D

522

13.16(1)(a)(ii)

D

523

13.16(1)(a)(iii)

D

524

13.16(1)(a)(iv)

D

525

13.16(1)(a)(v)

D

526

13.16(1)(b)

D

527

13.16(2)

D

528

13.16(4)

D

529

13.16(5)

C

530

13.17(a)

D

531

13.17(b)

D

532

13.18(1)

A

533

13.18(2)(a)

A

534

13.18(2)(b)

A

535

13.18(2)(c)

A

536

13.18(2)(d)

A

537

13.19(1)

C

538

13.19(2)

D

539

13.19(3)

D

540

13.19(4)(a)

B

541

13.19(4)(b)

B

542

13.20

D

543

13.21

D

544

14.2

D

545

14.3

C

546

14.4(1)

C

547

14.5

C

548

14.6(a)

C

549

14.6(b)

C

550

14.7(1)

C

551

14.7(3)

D

552

14.8

C

553

14.9

D

554

14.10

D

555

14.11

C

556

14.12(1)

C

557

14.12(2)

C

558

14.13(1)

D

559

14.13(2)

D

560

14.13(3)

D

561

14.14

D

562

14.15(1)

D

563

14.16(1)

D

564

14.16(2)

D

565

14.17(a)

D

566

14.17(b)

D

567

14.17(c)

D

568

14.18(a)

D

569

14.18(b)

D

570

14.19

D

571

14.20

D

572

14.21

D

573

15.3(1)

D

574

15.3(2)

D

575

15.4(1)

D

576

15.4(2)

D

577

15.5(1)

D

578

15.5(2)(a)

D

579

15.5(2)(b)

D

580

15.6

D

581

15.7(1)

D

582

15.7(2)

D

583

15.8(a)

D

584

15.8(b)(i)

D

585

15.8(b)(ii)

D

586

15.9(1)

C

587

15.9(2)

C

588

15.10

C

589

15.11

C

590

15.12(1)

D

591

15.12(2)(a)

D

592

15.12(2)(b)

D

593

15.13

D

594

15.14(a)

D

595

15.14(b)

D

596

15.15(a)

D

597

15.15(b)

D

598

15.16(a)

D

599

15.16(b)

D

600

15.17

D

601

15.18

D

602

15.19

D

603

15.20

D

604

15.21

D

605

15.22

C

606

15.23(1)

C

607

15.23(2)

C

608

15.24(1)

C

609

15.24(2)(a)

C

610

15.24(2)(b)

C

611

15.24(3)(a)

C

612

15.24(3)(b)

C

613

15.24(3)(c)

C

614

15.24(4)(a)

A

615

15.24(4)(b)

A

616

15.25(1)

D

617

15.25(2)

D

618

15.26

D

619

15.27

D

620

15.28(1)(a)

D

621

15.28(1)(b)

D

622

15.28(1)(c)

D

623

15.28(2)

A

624

15.29

D

625

15.30(1)

D

626

15.30(2)

D

627

15.30(3)

D

628

15.31(1)(a)

D

629

15.31(1)(b)

A

630

15.31(2)

D

631

15.32(1)

D

632

15.32(2)

D

633

15.33(1)

D

634

15.33(2)

D

635

15.34(1)

D

636

15.34(2)(a)

D

637

15.34(2)(b)

D

638

15.35

D

639

15.36

D

640

15.37(1)

D

641

15.38

D

642

15.39

C

643

15.40

D

644

15.41

C

645

15.42(1)

D

646

15.42(2)

D

647

15.42(3)

D

648

15.43

D

649

15.44

D

650

15.45

D

651

15.46

D

652

15.47(1)(a)

D

653

15.47(1)(b)(i)

D

654

15.47(1)(b)(ii)

D

655

15.47(2)

C

656

15.47(3)

D

657

15.48(1)

D

658

15.48(2)

D

659

15.49(1)

D

660

15.49(2)

D

661

15.50

C

662

15.51

C

663

15.52(1)(a)

D

664

15.52(1)(b)

D

665

15.52(1)(c)

D

666

15.52(2)

D

667

15.53

C

668

15.54

C

669

15.55(1)

D

670

15.55(2)(a)

C

671

15.55(2)(b)

C

672

15.55(2)(c)

D

673

15.55(2)(d)

D

674

15.55(2)(e)

D

675

16.2

D

676

16.3(1)(a)

D

677

16.3(1)(b)

D

678

16.3(1)(c)

A

679

16.3(2)

D

680

16.3(3)

A

681

16.4(1)

A

682

16.4(2)(a)

A

683

16.4(2)(b)

A

684

16.4(3)

A

685

16.5

A

686

16.6(1)

A

687

16.6(2)(a)

A

688

16.6(2)(b)

A

689

16.6(2)(c)

A

690

16.6(2)(d)

A

691

16.7(1)

A

692

16.7(2)

A

693

16.8(1)

A

694

16.8(2)

A

695

17.2(1)

B

696

17.2(2)

B

697

17.3

D

698

17.4(1)

D

699

17.4(2)

D

700

17.5(1)

D

701

17.5(2)

D

702

17.6(1)

D

703

17.7

D

704

17.8(a)

B

705

17.8(b)

D

706

17.8(c)

D

707

17.9(1)

D

708

17.9(2)(a)

D

709

17.9(2)(b)

C

710

17.9(3)(a)

D

711

17.9(3)(b)

D

712

17.10(1)(a)

C

713

17.10(1)(b)

C

714

17.10(1)(c)

B

715

17.10(2)

B

716

17.11(1)

D

717

17.12(1)

D

718

17.12(2)

D

719

17.13(1)

B

720

17.14(a)

B

721

17.14(b)(i)

B

722

17.14(b)(ii)

B

723

17.14(b)(iii)

B

724

17.14(c)

B

725

17.14(d)

B

726

17.14(e)

C

727

17.14(f)(i)

B

728

17.14(f)(ii)

B

729

17.14(f)(iii)

B

730

17.14(f)(iv)

B

731

17.14(g)

B

732

17.15(a)

D

733

17.15(b)

D

734

17.15(c)

D

735

17.16(1)(a)(i)

A

736

17.16(1)(a)(ii)

A

737

17.16(1)(a)(iii)

A

738

17.16(1)(a)(iv)

A

739

17.16(1)(a)(v)

A

740

17.16(1)(a)(vi)

A

741

17.16(1)(b)

A

742

17.16(2)

A

743

18.2

C

744

18.3(1)

D

745

18.3(2)

C

746

18.4(1)(a)

E

747

18.4(1)(b)

E

748

18.4(1)(c)

E

749

18.4(2)(a)

E

750

18.4(2)(b)

E

751

18.4(2)(c)

D

752

18.5(a)

D

753

18.5(b)

D

754

18.6(a)

D

755

18.6(b)

D

756

18.6(c)

D

757

18.6(d)

E

758

18.7

D

759

18.8

D

760

18.9(1)(a)

D

761

18.9(1)(b)

D

762

18.9(1)(c)

D

763

18.9(1)(d)

D

764

18.9(2)

D

765

18.9(3)

D

766

18.10(a)

D

767

18.10(b)

D

768

18.10(c)

D

769

18.10(d)

D

770

18.11

D

771

18.12(a)

D

772

18.12(b)

D

773

18.12(c)

D

774

18.12(d)

D

775

18.12(e)(i)

D

776

18.12(e)(ii)

D

777

18.12(e)(iii)

D

778

18.12(e)(iv)

D

779

18.12(e)(v)

D

780

18.12(e)(vi)

D

781

18.12(f)

D

782

18.13(1)(a)

D

783

18.13(1)(b)

D

784

18.13(2)

A

785

18.14(1)(a)

D

786

18.14(1)(b)

D

787

18.14(2)(a)

D

788

18.14(2)(b)

D

789

18.14(3)(a)

D

790

18.14(3)(b)

D

791

18.14(4)

D

792

18.15

D

793

18.16

D

794

18.18(1)

A

795

18.18(2)

A

796

18.18(3)(a)

A

797

18.18(3)(b)

A

798

18.18(4)

A

799

18.18(5)

A

800

18.18(6)(a)

A

801

18.18(6)(b)

A

802

18.18(6)(c)

A

803

18.18(7)

A

DIVISION 6

On Board Trains Occupational Health and Safety Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

1.4

A

2

2.2

C

3

2.3(1)

C

4

2.3(2)

C

5

2.4(a)

C

6

2.4(b)

C

7

2.4(c)

C

8

2.5(1)(a)

A

9

2.5(1)(b)

A

10

2.5(1)(c)

A

11

2.5(2)

A

12

2.6

C

13

3.1(1)

B

14

3.1(2)

B

15

3.3

B

16

3.4

B

17

3.4.1(1)

B

18

3.4.1(2)(a)

B

19

3.4.1(2)(b)

B

20

3.5(1)

D

21

3.5(2)(a)

D

22

3.5(2)(b)

D

23

4.2(2)

B

24

4.2(3)

B

25

4.3(1)(a)

B

26

4.3(1)(b)

A

27

4.3(3)(a)

B

28

4.3(3)(b)

B

29

4.3(3)(c)

B

30

4.3(3)(d)

B

31

4.3(3)(e)

B

32

4.3(4)(a)

B

33

4.3(4)(b)

B

34

4.3(4)(c)

B

35

4.3(5)

A

36

4.3(6)(a)

A

37

4.3(6)(b)

C

38

4.4

D

39

4.5

D

40

4.6(a)

A

41

4.6(b)

A

42

4.7(1)(a)

D

43

4.7(1)(b)

D

44

4.7(2)

C

45

4.7(3)

D

46

4.8(1)

C

47

5.2(2)(a)

D

48

5.2(2)(b)

D

49

5.2(2)(c)

D

50

5.3(1)

D

51

5.3(2)

C

52

5.3(3)

D

53

6.2(1)

C

54

6.3

C

55

6.4

C

56

6.5(1)

B

57

6.5(2)(a)

B

58

6.5(2)(b)

C

59

6.6(1)(a)

B

60

6.6(1)(b)

B

61

6.6(1)(c)

B

62

6.6(2)

B

63

6.7(1)

C

64

6.7(2)

C

65

6.8

B

66

6.9

B

67

6.10(1)

B

68

6.10(2)

B

69

6.11(1)

B

70

6.11(2)

B

71

6.12

B

72

6.13(1)

B

73

6.13(3)

B

74

6.14(1)(a)

B

75

6.14(1)(b)

B

76

6.15(1)(a)

B

77

6.15(1)(b)

B

78

6.15(3)

B

79

6.15(4)

B

80

6.16

B

81

6.17

B

82

6.18

B

83

6.19

C

84

6.20

C

85

6.21(a)

B

86

6.21(b)

C

87

6.21(c)

C

88

6.21(d)

C

89

6.22

B

90

6.23(a)

C

91

6.23(b)

C

92

6.27(1)

C

93

6.27(2)

C

94

6.28(a)

B

95

6.28(b)

B

96

6.28(c)

B

97

6.29(a)

D

98

6.29(b)

D

99

6.29(c)

D

100

6.30(1)

C

101

6.30(2)

C

102

6.30(6)

C

103

6.31(1)(a)

C

104

6.31(1)(b)

C

105

6.32

C

106

6.33(a)

B

107

6.33(b)

B

108

6.33(c)

B

109

7.2.1

A

110

7.3(1)(a)

C

111

7.3(1)(b)

A

112

7.3(2)(a)

C

113

7.3(2)(b)

C

114

7.3(2)(c)

C

115

7.3(2)(d)

C

116

7.3(2)(e)

C

117

7.3(2)(f)

C

118

7.3(2)(g)

C

119

7.3(2)(h)

C

120

7.3(2)(i)

C

121

7.4(a)(i)

C

122

7.4(a)(ii)

C

123

7.4(b)

C

124

7.5

A

125

7.6

C

126

7.7

D

127

7.8

D

128

7.9

D

129

7.9.1

D

130

7.10

C

131

7.11

D

132

7.15(a)

C

133

7.15(b)

C

134

7.15(c)

C

135

7.16(1)

C

136

7.16(2)(a)(i)

C

137

7.16(2)(a)(ii)

C

138

7.16(2)(a)(iii)

C

139

7.16(2)(a)(iv)

C

140

7.16(2)(a)(v)

C

141

7.16(2)(a)(vi)

C

142

7.16(2)(b)(i)

C

143

7.16(2)(b)(ii)

C

144

7.16(2)(b)(iii)

C

145

7.16(2)(c)(i)

C

146

7.16(2)(c)(ii)

C

147

7.16(2)(c)(iii)

C

148

7.16(3)(a)

C

149

7.16(3)(b)

C

150

7.16(3)(c)

C

151

7.18(1)(a)

A

152

7.18(1)(b)

A

153

7.18(2)

A

154

7.19(2)

D

155

7.19(3)

A

156

7.19(4)

A

157

7.20(1)(a)

D

158

7.20(1)(b)

D

159

7.20(1.1)

D

160

7.20(2)

D

161

7.20(3)

A

162

7.20(4)(a)

A

163

7.20(4)(b)

A

164

7.20(4)(c)

A

165

7.20(4)(d)

A

166

7.20(4)(e)

A

167

7.21(1)

D

168

7.21(2)

D

169

7.21.1(a)

D

170

7.21.1(b)

D

171

7.21.2(1)(a)

D

172

7.21.2(1)(b)

D

173

7.21.2(2)(a)

C

174

7.21.2(2)(b)

C

175

7.23(1)

D

176

7.23(2)

D

177

7.23(3)

D

178

7.23.1(1)

E

179

7.23.1(2)

A

180

7.23.2(a)

D

181

7.23.2(b)

D

182

7.23.2(c)

D

183

7.23.2(d)

D

184

7.23.2(e)

D

185

7.23.2(f)

D

186

7.23.3(a)

D

187

7.23.3(b)

D

188

7.23.4(1)(a)

D

189

7.23.4(1)(b)

D

190

7.23.4(2)

D

191

7.23.5(a)

D

192

7.23.5(b)

D

193

7.23.5(c)

D

194

7.23.5(d)

D

195

7.23.5(e)

D

196

7.23.6(1)

D

197

7.23.6(2)

D

198

7.23.7

D

199

7.23.8(1)(a)

D

200

7.23.8(1)(b)

D

201

7.23.8(1)(c)

D

202

7.23.8(2)(a)

D

203

7.23.8(2)(b)

D

204

7.23.8(2)(c)

D

205

7.23.8(3)(a)

B

206

7.23.8(3)(b)

A

207

7.23.9(1)

D

208

7.23.9(2)

D

209

7.23.9(3)

D

210

7.23.10(a)

B

211

7.23.10(b)

A

212

7.23.11(a)

D

213

7.23.11(b)

D

214

7.23.11(c)

D

215

7.23.11(d)

D

216

7.23.11(e)

D

217

7.23.11(f)

D

218

7.24(a)

C

219

7.24(b)

C

220

7.25(a)

C

221

7.25(b)

C

222

7.28(1)

C

223

7.28(2)

D

224

7.29(1)

C

225

7.29(2)

C

226

7.29(3)

C

227

7.30(2)

C

228

7.30(3)

C

229

7.31(1)

C

230

7.31(2)

C

231

7.32(1)

C

232

7.32(2)(a)

C

233

7.32(2)(b)

C

234

7.32(2)(c)

C

235

7.32(3)(a)

C

236

7.32(3)(b)

C

237

7.34

C

238

7.35

C

239

7.36(1)(a)

C

240

7.36(1)(b)

C

241

7.36(1)(c)

C

242

7.36(2)

C

243

7.37(1)(a)

A

244

7.37(1)(b)

A

245

7.37(2)

A

246

7.38(1)

C

247

7.38(2)

C

248

8.2

D

249

8.3(a)

D

250

8.3(b)

D

251

8.4(a)

D

252

8.4(b)

B

253

8.5

D

254

8.6(1)

D

255

8.6(2)

D

256

8.7

D

257

8.8(1)

E

258

8.8(2)

E

259

8.8(3)

E

260

8.10

D

261

8.11

D

262

8.11.1

C

263

8.12(1)

A

264

8.12(2)(a)

A

265

8.12(2)(b)

A

266

8.12(2)(c)

A

267

8.12(2)(d)

A

268

8.13(1)

C

269

8.13(2)

D

270

8.13(3)(a)

B

271

8.13(3)(b)

B

272

8.14

D

273

8.15

D

274

9.1.1

C

275

9.2

D

276

9.3

D

277

9.5(a)

C

278

9.5(b)

C

279

9.6(a)

C

280

9.6(b)

C

281

9.6(c)

A

282

9.7(a)

D

283

9.7(b)

D

284

10.1

D

285

10.2(a)

D

286

10.2(b)(i)

D

287

10.2(b)(ii)

D

288

10.3(1)

C

289

10.3(2)

C

290

10.4

C

291

10.5

C

292

10.6(a)

D

293

10.6(b)

D

294

10.6.1

D

295

10.7

D

296

10.8

D

297

10.8.1

D

298

10.9

D

299

10.9.1

D

300

10.10(1)

C

301

10.10(2)

C

302

10.11(1)

C

303

10.11(2)(a)

C

304

10.11(2)(b)

C

305

10.11(3)(a)

C

306

10.11(3)(b)

C

307

10.11(3)(c)

C

308

10.11(4)

A

309

10.11(5)

A

310

10.12(1)

D

311

10.12(1.1)

D

312

10.12(2)

A

313

10.13

D

314

10.14

D

315

10.15

D

316

10.16

D

317

10.17

D

318

10.18

D

319

10.19

C

320

10.20(1)

D

321

10.20(2)(d)

D

322

10.20(2)(e)

D

323

10.20(2)(f)

D

324

10.21(1)

D

325

10.21(2)

D

326

10.21(3)

D

327

10.22(1)

D

328

11.2

D

329

11.3(1)(a)

D

330

11.3(1)(b)

D

331

11.3(1)(c)

A

332

11.3(2)(a)

D

333

11.3(2)(b)

A

334

11.4

A

335

11.5(a)

A

336

11.5(b)

A

337

11.5(c)

A

338

11.6(1)

A

339

11.6(2)(a)

A

340

11.6(2)(b)

A

341

11.6(2)(c)

A

342

11.6(2)(d)

A

343

11.7(1)

A

344

11.7(2)(a)

A

345

11.7(2)(b)

A

346

11.7.1

A

347

11.8

A

348

11.9(a)

A

349

11.9(b)

A

350

12.2(1)

D

351

12.2(2)

D

352

12.3(a)

C

353

12.3(b)

C

354

12.3(c)

B

355

12.4(1)

D

356

12.4(2)

D

357

12.5(1)

D

358

12.5(2)

D

359

12.5(3)

D

360

12.6(a)

D

361

12.6(b)

D

362

12.7(1)(a)

D

363

12.7(1)(b)

D

364

12.7(1)(c)

D

365

12.7(1)(d)

D

366

12.7(1)(e)

D

367

12.7(1)(f)

D

368

12.7(2)

D

369

12.8(1)(a)(i)

A

370

12.8(1)(a)(ii)

A

371

12.8(1)(a)(iii)

A

372

12.8(1)(a)(iv)

A

373

12.8(1)(a)(v)

A

374

12.8(1)(a)(vi)

A

375

12.8(1)(a)(vii)

A

376

12.8(1)(b)

A

377

12.8(1)(c)

A

378

12.8(2)

A

379

12.8(3)

A

380

12.8(4)

A

381

12.8(5)

A

382

13.2(1)

D

383

13.2(2)(a)

D

384

13.2(2)(b)

D

385

13.3(a)

D

386

13.3(b)

D

387

13.4

C

388

13.6

A

389

13.7(1)(a)

D

390

13.7(1)(b)

D

391

13.7(1)(c)

D

392

13.7(1)(d)

D

393

13.7(2)(a)

D

394

13.7(2)(b)

D

395

13.8

D

396

13.9(a)

D

397

13.9(b)

D

DIVISION 7

Work Place Harassment and Violence Prevention Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

5(1)

A

2

5(2)

A

3

5(3)

A

4

6(1)

A

5

6(2)

A

6

7

A

7

8(a)

A

8

8(b)

A

9

8(c)

A

10

8(d)

A

11

8(e)

A

12

9(a)(i)

B

13

9(a)(ii)

B

14

9(b)

B

15

9(c)

B

16

10(1)

A

17

10(2)(a)

A

18

10(2)(b)

A

19

10(2)(c)

A

20

10(2)(d)

A

21

10(2)(e)(i)

A

22

10(2)(e)(ii)

A

23

10(2)(f)

A

24

10(2)(g)

A

25

10(2)(h)

A

26

10(2)(i)

A

27

10(2)(j)

A

28

10(2)(k)

A

29

10(3)

A

30

10(4)

A

31

11(1)

D

32

11(2)

C

33

11(3)

D

34

12(1)

C

35

12(2)(a)

C

36

12(2)(b)

C

37

12(2)(c)

C

38

12(3)

C

39

12(4)(a)

C

40

12(4)(b)

C

41

12(4)(c)

C

42

12(5)

C

43

12(6)

C

44

13

A

45

14

B

46

15(3)

A

47

19(1)

C

48

20(a)

A

49

20(b)

A

50

20(c)

A

51

20(d)

A

52

21

A

53

22(a)

A

54

22(b)

A

55

22(c)

A

56

22(d)

A

57

23(1)

C

58

25(1)

C

59

25(2)

A

60

26

A

61

27(1)(a)

A

62

27(1)(b)

A

63

27(2)(a)

A

64

27(2)(b)

A

65

28(2)(a)

A

66

28(2)(b)

A

67

28(2)(c)

A

68

28(2)(d)

A

69

29

C

70

30(1)(a)

C

71

30(1)(b)

C

72

30(1)(c)

C

73

30(2)

A

74

30(3)

A

75

31(1)

C

76

31(2)

C

77

33(1)

C

78

33(2)

C

79

34(a)

C

80

34(b)

C

81

35(1)(a)

A

82

35(1)(b)

A

83

35(1)(c)

A

84

35(1)(d)

A

85

35(1)(e)

A

86

35(1)(f)

A

87

35(1)(g)

A

88

35(1)(h)

A

89

35(1)(i)

A

90

35(2)

A

91

36(a)

A

92

36(b)

A

93

36(c)

A

94

36(d)(i)

A

95

36(d)(ii)

A

96

36(d)(iii)

A

97

36(d)(iv)

A

98

36(d)(v)

A

99

36(d)(vi)

A

100

36(d)(vii)

A

101

36(d)(viii)

A

102

37(1)

A

103

37(2)(a)

A

104

37(2)(b)

A

105

37(2)(c)

A

106

37(2)(d)

A

107

37(2)(e)

A

PART 3

Directions Issued Under Part II of the Act

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

145(1)(a)

D

2

145(1)(b)

D

3

145(2)(a)

D

4

145(2)(b)

D

5

145(2.1)

D

PART 4

Orders Made Under Part II of the Act

Item

Column 1 Provision

Column 2 Violation Type

1

134(1)

C

SCHEDULE 2

(Paragraphs 2(b), (e) and (f) and section 3)

Violations Under Part III of the Act and its Regulations

PART 1

Part III of the Act

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

167.1

C

2

169(1)(b)

C

3

169.1(1)

C

4

169.2(1)

C

5

170(3)

A

6

172(3)

A

7

172.1(6)

C

8

173

C

9

173.01(1)

C

10

173.01(5)

C

11

173.1(1)(a)

C

12

173.1(1)(b)

C

13

174(1)

B

14

174(4)

B

15

174(5)

B

16

174.1(4)

C

17

176(5)

A

18

177(2)

A

19

177.1(3)

C

20

177.1(4)

C

21

177.1(6)

A

22

177.1(7)

C

23

178(1)

C

24

178(5)

C

25

179(a)

D

26

179(b)

D

27

181.1(1)

C

28

181.2

C

29

184

C

30

185(a)

C

31

185(b)

B

32

188(a)

B

33

188(b)

B

34

192

B

35

193(1)

B

36

193(2)

B

37

195(3)

A

38

196(1)

B

39

196(2)

B

40

197(1)

B

41

197(2)

B

42

199

B

43

205(1)

C

44

205(2)

C

45

205(4)

A

46

205(6)

C

47

205.1

C

48

206(1)

C

49

206.1(1)

C

50

206.3(2)

C

51

206.4(2)

C

52

206.4(2.1)

C

53

206.5(2)

C

54

206.5(3)

C

55

206.6(1)(a)

C

56

206.6(1)(b)

C

57

206.6(1)(c)

C

58

206.6(1)(d)

C

59

206.6(1)(e)

C

60

206.6(2)

B

61

206.7(2)

C

62

206.7(2.1)

B

63

206.8(1)

C

64

206.9

C

65

207.2(2)

A

66

208(1)

C

67

209

C

68

209.1(1)

C

69

209.1(2)

C

70

209.1(3)

C

71

209.1(4)

C

72

209.2(1)

C

73

209.2(2.1)

B

74

209.21

B

75

209.3(1)

C

76

209.3(2)

C

77

210(1)

C

78

210(2)

B

79

212(1)

C

80

212(2)

C

81

212(3)

A

82

213(1)

C

83

213(2)

A

84

214(1)

C

85

218

A

86

221(4)

C

87

222(1)

A

88

226

C

89

230(1)

B

90

230(2)

B

91

231(a)

C

92

231(b)

B

93

232

C

94

235(1)

B

95

238

C

96

239(1)

C

97

239(1.1)

C

98

239(5)

C

99

239(6)

C

100

239(8)

C

101

239(10)

B

102

239.01(1)(a)

C

103

239.01(1)(b)

C

104

239.01(11)

C

105

239.01(12)

C

106

239.01(14)

C

107

239.01(16)

B

108

239.1(1)

C

109

239.1(2)

B

110

239.1(3)

C

111

239.1(5)

C

112

239.1(7)

B

113

239.2(1)

C

114

241(1)

A

115

247(a)

B

116

247(b)

B

117

247.5(1)

C

118

247.91(2)

C

119

247.93(1)

C

120

247.93(2)

C

121

247.95(1)

C

122

247.95(2)

A

123

247.96(1)

C

124

247.96(2)

C

125

249(4)

A

126

251.001(6)

A

127

251.001(7)

A

128

251.001(9)

A

129

251.12(5)

B

130

252(1)

A

131

252(2)

A

132

253(1)

A

133

254(1)(a)

A

134

254(1)(b)

A

135

254(1)(c)

A

136

254(1)(d)

A

137

254(1)(e)

A

138

254.1(1)

B

139

254.1(3)

B

PART 2

Regulations Made Under Part III of the Act

DIVISION 1

Canada Labour Standards Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

4

A

2

5

A

3

6(3)(a)

A

4

6(3)(b)

A

5

6(4)

A

6

8(1)

C

7

10(2)

D

8

11.1

B

9

12(a)

A

10

12(b)

A

11

13(1)

C

12

13(3)

A

13

13(4)

B

14

14(2)

B

15

15(1)

A

16

15(2)

A

17

16

A

18

19(2)

B

19

19(3)

B

20

19(4)

B

21

21(a)

B

22

21(b)

B

23

23(1)

B

24

23(1.1)

A

25

24(1)

A

26

24(2)(a)

A

27

24(2)(b)

A

28

24(2)(c)

A

29

24(2)(d)

A

30

24(2)(e)

A

31

24(2)(f)

A

32

24(2)(g)(i)

A

33

24(2)(g)(ii)

A

34

24(2)(g)(iii)

A

35

24(2)(g.01)

A

36

24(2)(g.02)

A

37

24(2)(g.1)

A

38

24(2)(g.11)

A

39

24(2)(g.2)

A

40

24(2)(h)(i)

A

41

24(2)(h)(ii)

A

42

24(2)(h)(iii)

A

43

24(2)(h.1)

A

44

24(2)(i)

A

45

24(2)(j)

A

46

24(2)(k)

A

47

24(2)(l)

A

48

24(2)(m)(i)

A

49

24(2)(m)(ii)

A

50

24(2)(n)

A

51

24(2)(n.1)

A

52

24(2)(n.2)

A

53

24(2)(n.3)

A

54

24(2)(n.4)

A

55

24(2)(n.5)

A

56

24(2)(n.6)

A

57

24(2)(o)(i)

A

58

24(2)(o)(i.1)

A

59

24(2)(o)(ii)

A

60

24(2)(o)(iii)

A

61

24(2)(o)(iv)

A

62

24(4)(a)

A

63

24(4)(b)

A

64

24(4)(c)

A

65

25(1)

A

66

25(2)

A

DIVISION 2

East Coast and Great Lakes Shipping Employees Hours of Work Regulations, 1985

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

7(3)

A

2

12(2)

A

3

13

C

4

14

C

DIVISION 3

Motor Vehicle Operators Hours of Work Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

5(1)

C

2

6(1)

C

DIVISION 4

West Coast Shipping Employees Hours of Work Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

4(1)

C

2

4(2)

C

3

5(1)

C

4

5(2)

C

DIVISION 5

Standards for Work-Integrated Learning Activities Regulations

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

4(1)(a)

A

2

4(1)(b)

A

3

4(1)(c)

A

4

4(1)(d)

A

5

4(1)(e)

A

6

4(1)(f)

A

7

4(1)(g)

A

8

4(1)(h)

A

9

4(1)(i)

A

10

4(1)(j)

A

11

4(1)(k)

A

12

4(1)(l)(i)

A

13

4(1)(l)(ii)

A

14

4(1)(l)(iii)

A

15

4(1)(m)

A

16

4(2)

A

PART 3

Orders Made or Issued Under Part III of the Act

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

251.06(1)

D

2

251.1(1)

D

3

251.12(1)

D

4

251.13(1)

D

5

251.13(1.1)

D

PART 4

Conditions of a Permit Issued Under Section 176 of the Act

Item

Column 1

Provision

Column 2

Violation Type

1

176

D

SCHEDULE 3

(Section 5)

Penalty Amount

PART 1

Definitions

1 The following definitions apply in this Schedule.

business
means a person other than an individual. (entreprise)
large business
means any business that is not a micro business or a small business. (grande entreprise)
micro business
means any business that, at the time a notice of violation is issued under subsection 276(1) of the Act, has fewer than five employees or, at the end of its last fiscal year before a notice of violation is issued, has less than $30,000 in annual gross revenue. (micro entreprise)
small business
means any business, other than a micro business, that, at the time a notice of violation is issued under subsection 276(1) of the Act, has fewer than 100 employees or, at the end of its last fiscal year before a notice of violation is issued, has less than $5 million in annual gross revenue. (petite entreprise)

PART 2

Amount

Item

Column 1

Person or Department

Column 2

Violation Type

Column 3

Baseline Penalty Amount ($)

1

Individual

A

200

B

500

C

1,000

D

2,000

E

4,000

2

Micro business

A

250

B

750

C

1,500

D

3,500

E

7,500

3

Small business

A

500

B

1,500

C

3,000

D

7,000

E

15,000

4

Large business
or department

A

2,000

B

6,000

C

12,000

D

25,000

E

50,000

REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS STATEMENT

(This statement is not part of the Regulations.)

Issues

While it is recognized that many federally regulated employers adhere to the requirements of the Canada Labour Code (the Code), improvements can still be made to ensure that employees are working in a healthy, safe and fair environment. Between April 1, 2016, and March 31, 2020,footnote 1 non-compliance with Part II and Part III of the Code has persisted:

Existing enforcement measures include assurances of voluntary compliance (AVCs), directions and orders, but these are not sufficient in all cases to promote ongoing compliance. At the same time, prosecution is reserved for more serious cases. Administrative monetary penalties (AMPs) offer an alternative measure for promoting compliance in cases that do not warrant a prosecution. Regulations are required to implement the provisions of Part IV of the Code which will be applicable to contraventions of Part II and Part III or the related regulations.

Background

The Code consolidates statutory provisions regarding industrial relations (Part I), occupational health and safety (Part II) and labour standards (Part III). It applies to industries that fall within the federal jurisdiction. This includes employers and employees in federal Crown corporations (e.g. Canada Post) and several private-sector industries, such as

The application of Part II of the Code also extends to the federal public service.

Part II and Part III of the Code are currently enforced through a variety of measures, including AVCs, directions, payment orders, and prosecution. These enforcement measures are intended to stop and remedy contraventions, but do not always provide sufficient incentives to do so or to deter future non-compliance. Prosecution is reserved for more serious cases where the decision to prosecute would best serve the public interest.

The Budget Implementation Act 2017, No. 1, which received royal assent on June 22, 2017, includes provisions to amend Parts I, II and III of the Code and enact a new Part IV. The latter provides for the issuance of AMPs and the naming of non-compliant employers as additional compliance and enforcement measures. Among other things, Part IV sets out the review and appeal procedures for the new AMPs regime. It also includes provisions authorizing the Governor in Council to make regulations designating which violations of Part II and Part III may be enforced by means of an AMP, specifying the method of determining the amount of an AMP and setting out other procedural details of the AMPs regime, such as how documents will be served.

Objective

The objective of the Administrative Monetary Penalties (Canada Labour Code) Regulations [the Regulations] is to implement an AMPs regime and the public naming of violators as a new compliance and enforcement measure under the Code. Labour Program officials will have additional tools to help achieve higher levels of compliance with Part II and Part III of the Code and, as a result, improve working conditions for workers under federal jurisdiction.

Description

(a) Designation of violations

The Regulations designate violations under Part II and Part III of the Code, and regulations made under each of these parts. Only designated violations can be subject to an AMP. Designated violations, listed in Schedules 1 and 2 to the Regulations, include

Most provisions which establish an obligation under Part II and Part III of the Code and their associated regulations are designated as violations, meaning that AMPs will be available to enforce a wide spectrum of violations.

(b) Method used to determine the amount of an AMP

The Regulations specify the method used to determine the amount of an AMP in a given situation when issuing the notice of violation (NoV). The baseline penalty amount applicable to a violation varies depending on the type of person or department believed to have committed a violation (referred to as “violator” for the purpose of this document) and the classification of the violation. Each designated violation is classified as either Type A, B, C, D or E, in order of increasing severity, according to the level of risk and/or the impact and significance of the violation, as outlined in Table 1.

Table 1: Classification method for violations under the Code

TYPE

PART II

PART III

A

Related to administrative provisions.

Related to administrative provisions.

B

Related to low-risk hazards that may result in a minor injury or illness that requires medical treatment, but that does not result in disabling injuries.

Related to the calculation and payment of wages.

C

Related to medium-risk hazards that may result in a serious injury or illness that prevents an employee from effectively performing their regular work duties.

Related to leave or other requirements, which could have an impact on financial security, or health and safety, of an individual or group of individuals.

D

Related to high-risk hazards that may result in serious injury or fatality.

Related to the employment and protection of employees who are minors.

E

Involves immediate life-threatening hazards or hazards known to cause latent occupational disease. These hazards give the employee little to no opportunity to avoid or minimize severe injury or death or occupational disease.

N/A

The baseline penalty amount for a Type A, B, C, D or E violation is predetermined and differs according to the type of violator at the time the NoV is issued. A violator may be (1) an individual; (2) a micro business (i.e. a business with fewer than five employees or less than $30,000 in annual gross revenues); (3) a small business (i.e. a business with 5–99 employees or less than $5 million in annual gross revenues); or (4) a large business (i.e. a business that is not a micro or small business) or government department. When a violation occurs and an AMP is identified as the most appropriate enforcement measure to encourage compliance with the Code, the baseline penalty amount is predetermined, based on the category of the violator and the type of violation as classified by the Regulations as Type A, B, C, D or E violation. No discretion exists to vary the baseline penalty.

Table 2: Method used to determine the baseline penalty amount of an AMP
 

Individual

Micro Business

Small Business

Large Business/Department

A

$200

$250

$500

$2,000

B

$500

$750

$1,500

$6,000

C

$1,000

$1,500

$3,000

$12,000

D

$2,000

$3,500

$7,000

$25,000

E

$4,000

$7,500

$15,000

$50,000

The Regulations also set out the violator’s history of non-compliance as an added factor that, if applicable, will increase the penalty amount. The history of non-compliance amount, which is equal to two times the baseline penalty amount, will be added to the baseline penalty amount (the final AMP amount equalling three times the baseline penalty amount) if, in the five-year period preceding the day on which the NoV is issued,

For example, if an employer with three employees that has contravened a provision under Part II of the Code that is classified as a Type B violation and was issued an AMP in the past five years for contravening another Part II provision classified as a Type B violation, the final AMP amount would be the baseline penalty amount plus a history of non-compliance amount. This employer falls under the micro business type; the baseline penalty amount for a Type B violation is therefore $750. A history of non-compliance amount of $1,500 (twice the baseline penalty amount) would be added, resulting in a final AMP amount of $2,250.

(c) Payment of AMPs

Paragraph 270(1)(d) of the Code allows for the AMP amount, as determined by the method set out above, to be reduced if the AMP is paid within the time and manner prescribed by regulation. The Regulations provide that a violator may pay half of the penalty amount, in complete satisfaction of the penalty, if it is paid within 20 days after the NoV was served. This option is made available exclusively in cases where the alleged violation falls under a Type A, B or C classification.

As outlined in the Code, once a person makes a payment, that person will be considered to have committed the violation and all related proceedings are closed. This consequence will be clearly indicated in the NoV to ensure that a person is aware of the impact of choosing early payment.

(d) Methods of service and requests for review

The Regulations set out the method by which an NoV is to be served. An NoV is the legal document which, among other things, sets out the relevant facts surrounding a violation and the penalty amount for a violation. The NoV may be served in person, or through registered mail, courier, or electronic means. If attempts to serve the NoV have been thwarted, the Regulations allow the NoV to be left in an appropriate manner, as defined in the Regulations, with the attempt at service documented. The Regulations specify the manner in which documents may be served, what is considered acceptable proof of service and the date the service is deemed to be effective.

In accordance with section 281 of the Code, a violator that is served with an NoV may, within 30 days after the day on which the notice is served or within any longer period that the Head of Compliance and Enforcement (HOCE) allows, make a request to the HOCE for an administrative review of the penalty, the facts of the alleged violation, or both. The Regulations prescribe that the request be made in writing and contain a statement of the grounds for review.

(e) Publishing names and information regarding employers who have received an AMP

To further strengthen compliance with Part II and Part III of the Code and their related regulations, Part IV of the Code allows for the names and information regarding employers who have received an AMP to be made publicly available. Naming of violators will provide an incentive for employers to comply with the Code and, as a result, an increase in compliance with the Code is anticipated.

The Code stipulates that only employers can be publicly named. Information will not be published until all review and appeal processes have been exhausted. Section 295 of the Code specifies that the HOCE can make public the name of an employer, the nature of the violation, the penalty amount, as well as any other information prescribed by regulation. Table 3 identifies the information that may be published, including the other information that may be published pursuant to the Regulations.

Table 3: Information that may be published pursuant to Part IV of the Code and the Regulations

Information

Details

Legal name of the employer

This would include, where applicable, the business’ registered name (the name, registered with the province, under which the business is publicly known) and corporation name.

Nature of the violation

The established short-form description would be published, along with particulars of the violation. This information would not identify any other person associated with, or affected by, the violation.

Penalty amount

The AMP amount imposed for violations would be included.

Compliance status

In the case of a contravention of an order or direction, information on the circumstances that gave rise to the order or direction, and whether or not the employer is in compliance with a provision that gave rise to the violation, and paid the AMP amount, would be included.

Dates of key decisions

This information would include the date on which the penalty was paid or the date of the review or appeal decision. Where applicable, a link to any Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) decision would be added.

Location

The city, town, or other locality (e.g. village) and province or territory, to better identify the location of the employer who is responsible for the violation.

For this enforcement tool to be effective, it is important that the information on violators be published in a timely manner and be readily accessible to the federally regulated workforce. The Government of Canada website will be used for this purpose. The Labour Program has consulted with stakeholders on the implementation of the publication of names and the establishment of related policies.

(f) Power to determine wages due

Under section 288 of the Code, employees summoned to appear at an appeal proceeding by the CIRB will be entitled to be paid by their employer at the employee’s regular rate of wages for the time spent at the appeal proceeding that would otherwise have been time spent at work. In the case of employees who are paid on a basis other than an hourly rate of wages, regulations are needed to establish a method of calculating and determining the regular rate of wages.

In the prepublication of the proposed Regulations, the manner in which to calculate the regular rate of wages covered fewer scenarios than the final Regulations. As a result of further internal analysis, it was determined that some employees’ payment scenarios were not accounted for in the previous calculations. Consequently, additional calculations have been added.

For the purpose of section 288 of the Code, the Regulations provide methods for calculating the regular rate of wages of an employee who is paid on a basis other than an hourly rate. For instance, the Regulations provide that

(g) Transitional provision regarding administrative violations (Type “A” classification)

Based on stakeholder feedback following prepublication, the Regulations include a provision to specify that for one year following the coming into force of Part IV of the Code, AMPs will not be issued for violations classified as Type A. AMPs for this type of violation can be issued following the first year that the AMPs regime is in force. This will allow stakeholders time to adjust to new Code provisions that have been introduced, and to familiarize themselves with their obligations under the Code. In an effort to promote employer compliance with record-keeping obligations, the Labour Program will also be taking measures to increase awareness of those specific obligations.

Regulatory development

Consultation

The first phase of consultations took place in Fall 2017–Winter 2018, during which time a discussion paper was provided to a broad range of stakeholders representing employers and employees, including employer organizations, businesses, labour organizations, advocates for employees’ rights, and professional associations. Internal consultations were also conducted with Labour Program officials.

The main messages heard from stakeholders during those consultations were that

A second phase of consultations, involving the same stakeholders, as well as other government departments responsible for the application of certain occupational health and safety regulations, commenced in December 2018. While the first phase of consultations dealt with the subject of compliance and enforcement in a general manner, the second round of consultations aimed to explain the details of the proposed AMPs regime and public naming provisions. Stakeholders were invited to provide written comments on a policy intent paper, which was circulated on December 21, 2018, for a seven-week comment period. Consultation sessions with internal and external stakeholders took place in the last two weeks of January 2019; written submissions were received in mid-February.

During this round of consultations, stakeholders noted that their original concerns were addressed in the proposed AMPs model; however, they provided the following additional suggestions regarding the regulatory proposal:

To incorporate stakeholder feedback, the proposed Regulations were adjusted to bring certain monetary violations, such as failure to pay the minimum wage, into the Type C category. Furthermore, the factor of systemic violation was removed and the possibility of a reduction of the penalty when making an early payment was excluded for the more serious types of violations.

As employers are expected to already be in compliance with their obligations set out under Part II and Part III of the Code and their associated regulations, no additional costs are expected as a result of these Regulations — nor were costs presented to stakeholders during consultations.

Prepublication in the Canada Gazette, Part I

The regulatory proposal was prepublished in the Canada Gazette, Part I, on August 24, 2019, followed by a public comment period of 90 days. During that time, the Labour Program received nine submissions from stakeholders representing employees and employers, in addition to a submission from an individual employed by a government department.

The main comments submitted following prepublication suggested that

1. Stakeholder feedback: AMPs should not be issued for Type A violations

Employer representatives submitted that AMPs should be reserved for serious or repeat violations, whereas employee representatives highlighted the importance of encouraging compliance with all obligations prescribed in the Code and its associated regulations.

In response to this feedback, a phased-in approach will be taken for violations classified as Type A. In the first year following the coming into force of the Regulations, AMPs will not be issued for violations classified as Type A. Instead, the Labour Program will increase education and awareness initiatives for all stakeholders to ensure they are aware of their obligations. This will include targeted outreach initiatives where possible.

There are several requirements in Part II and Part III of the Code and related regulations for record keeping and reporting, which would be considered Type A violations. Under Part II, these include reports that serve as an indicator of the effectiveness of occupational health and safety programs, by measuring whether the employer is investigating hazardous occurrences and correcting failures that lead to accidents. The employer’s hazardous occurrence investigation reports also signal to the Labour Program when to investigate specific occurrences. Under Part III, record keeping is necessary for the assessment of most contraventions of labour standards.

With a lack of record keeping and reporting, the Labour Program is not able to fully investigate occupational health and safety and labour standards complaints, in which case employee information must be relied upon, if available. AMPs provide an effective mechanism to deal with repeat failures to submit reports, and to ensure proper record keeping for the purpose of ensuring the Labour Program can fulfill its mandate.

The Labour Program has implemented numerous legislative and regulatory changes during recent years, many of which are reflected in provisions that are designated in the schedules as Type A violations. The phased-in approach provides a transitional period for employers to ensure they are aware of their obligations and comply with all administrative requirements before AMPs are implemented for Type A violations.

2. Stakeholder feedback: Multiple AMPs should not be issued for similar violations across worksites

Employer representatives expressed concerns about the Labour Program’s ability to issue multiple AMPs for the same violations across worksites. They posited that if such an approach is implemented, it would lead to an employer always having a history of non-compliance (resulting in an increased AMP amount).

The Labour Program will be developing policies in consultation with stakeholders that will guide when an AMP is issued. The focus is on using a strategic approach to issue AMPs with a general principle that promotes the use of other compliance and enforcement tools (e.g. AVCs, directions, payment orders, and compliance orders) prior to an AMP being issued, in the interest of obtaining compliance. This will provide a range of opportunities to ensure compliance, consequently limiting the effect of AMPs on employers, including those with multiple worksites.

3. Stakeholder feedback: The factor applied for history of non-compliance unduly affects employers with multiple worksites

Stakeholders submitted that the application of a history of non-compliance amount could unduly burden employers with multiple worksites. Concern centred on multiple AMPs being issued to employers with multiple worksites, resulting in those employers always maintaining a history of non-compliance and therefore, continuously increased AMP amounts.

Operational guidance will be developed to ensure that AMPs will be issued strategically, and generally following the unsuccessful use of other compliance and enforcement tools. As well, the final Regulations refine the factor for history of non-compliance to ensure employers do not face increased penalties in the case of less severe violations for which they were previously issued an AMP.

Consequent to prepublication, and with the goal to determine a means of refining the factor for history of non-compliance, an in-depth analysis of the provisions of Part II and Part III of the Code resulted in a determination that it was very difficult to consistently define what is “similar in nature” across the parts. As a result, it was concluded that the manner to refine what constitutes a history of non-compliance should be based on more objective terms, such as the type of violations, as designated and classified in the Regulations (schedules). This approach, in combination with strategic issuance of AMPs, endeavours to limit the application of the added history of non-compliance amount while recognizing the need to take into account previous enforcement actions when calculating AMP amounts to deter future non-compliance.

The Regulations maintain the history of non-compliance at five years and add criteria that would apply the history of non-compliance amount only in the case of past AMPs of the same part of the Code and of the same severity type or higher. As previously published, employers who have a history of non-compliance would be subject to an increase on top of the baseline penalty amount. However, this would not be applied if their previous AMP was issued for a less serious violation or resulted from a contravention of another part of the Code. For example, if an employer is facing an AMP for a Type C violation, a previous AMP for a Type A or B violation would not trigger a history of non-compliance amount. However, if that employer had a previous AMP for a Type C, D or E violation concerning the same part of the Code, the history of non-compliance amount would be applied.

In the case of a previous injunction or offence under Part II or Part III, the history of non-compliance amount would also be applied.

It is important to mention that there is no intention to apply the history of non-compliance amount when the previous AMP has been struck on review or appeal. Moreover, if a previously issued AMP has not been the subject of a final determination (i.e. if the review and appeal process concerning that AMP has not been exhausted), then it will not result in the application of the history of non-compliance amount.

4. Stakeholder feedback: Early payment of AMPs disproportionately impacts small businesses

Stakeholders stated that smaller businesses will be more likely to opt for early payment of AMPs to reduce the financial impact to their business, resulting in an increased likelihood of having a history of non-compliance amount added to subsequent AMPs.

The early payment option remains, as this is an additional incentive for employers to pay their penalty and come into compliance with the Code. However to address the possible disproportionate impact of this provision on smaller businesses, a baseline penalty category was added for micro businesses, with lower amounts than those for small businesses. This will ensure that, at the time a notice of violation is issued, businesses with fewer than five employees, or that have less than $30,000 in gross annual revenues, do not bear a disproportionate penalty under Part IV of the Code.

Modern treaty obligations and Indigenous engagement and consultation

Indigenous partners were specifically engaged as part of the consultations on this initiative. The Code applies to governance and administration of band councils and federal works, undertakings and businesses under exclusive federal jurisdiction.

The Labour Program has reached out to engage with national Indigenous organizations, as well as numerous others, and modern treaty holders in order to enable those who would be impacted to state their views on the regulatory powers established by the amendments to the Code. At the time of publication in the Canada Gazette, Part I, one Indigenous partner organization indicated that the regulatory proposal, as set forth in the policy intent paper, was appropriate and had no further feedback.

In accordance with the Cabinet Directive on the Federal Approach to Modern Treaty Implementation, a modern treaty implications assessment was conducted for the legislative proposal indicating that it was unlikely to result in implications related to specific modern treaty obligations.

Instrument choice

The current legislative framework established under Part IV of the Code sets out specific elements of the AMP regime that must be developed by way of regulations. No other instrument was therefore considered.

Regulatory analysis

Benefits and costs

The Regulations have a low cost. The costs associated with these Regulations reflect implementation costs, while the benefits encompass the strengthening and modernization of the Code’s compliance and enforcement provisions which, in turn, promote increased employer compliance with federal occupational health and safety, and labour standards. The end result is enhanced protection of workers under federal jurisdiction.

The Regulations do not change the fundamental occupational health, safety and labour standards rights and obligations for employees and employers under Part II and Part III of the Code. Employers who comply with these legal requirements will incur no incremental costs. No costs would be passed on to the workers nor the consumers of employers under the federal jurisdiction by the AMPs regime.

In accordance with the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat’s Policy on Cost-Benefit Analysis, taxes, fees, levies and other charges constitute transfers from one group to another, and are therefore not considered to be compliance or administrative costs, whether they are intended as incentives to foster compliance and change behaviour or whether their purpose is to recover the costs of providing a service. Correspondingly, the costs to businesses to pay the penalty, as well as the revenue to the Government of Canada generated through AMPs, are not considered costs nor benefits within the scope of the regulatory analysis since they are outside the normal course of business, occurring only in instances of non-compliance with Part II or Part III of the Code. Implementation of the AMPs regime is motivated by improving compliance with the Code; it is not intended nor expected to generate a significant stream of revenue for the fiscal framework and the payments will go to the Consolidated Revenue Fund, not the Labour Program. This treatment of AMP costs and revenue is consistent with the analyses of the federal organizations that established AMPs systems by regulatory amendments in the past several years.

Costs to Government

AMPs: Once the Regulations are in place, Labour Program officers will continue to monitor compliance with Part II and Part III of the Code through employer workplace inspections, responding to complaints, and various other techniques to assess compliance. The Labour Program will continue to dedicate the same level of operational funding toward enforcement activities under the regulatory scenario as without the Regulations.

AMPs will be one of the available tools within the scope of the Labour Program’s compliance continuum, generally used when other tools have not been effective. It is anticipated that preliminary indications of violations would incentivize the vast majority of employers to comply, thereby avoiding monetary penalties. A significant reduction in the number of violations is anticipated once the Regulations come into force. The compliance rate is expected to gradually rise as the monetary incentives of the AMPs regime gradually become an established component of the Labour Program’s compliance and enforcement measures and well known to employers.

Naming: The compliance and enforcement measure under the regulatory scenario includes a new authority for the Labour Program to make public the names of employers who have received an AMP for not complying with their obligations under Part II and Part III of the Code and their regulations. The process to publish the names of employers on the Government of Canada’s website will be funded from existing compliance and enforcement resources. Minor costs will be incurred to periodically review and update the names of non-compliant employers to include on the Government of Canada’s website.

Determination of the regular rate of wages: No incremental costs to the Government would be incurred as a result of the means of determining regular rate of wages specified in the Regulations; they simply specify the calculation method, which is based on information about pay and work hours that employers must already keep in their records.

Transition costs: Implementing a system to issue and track AMP payments will require funds for development and modification of existing IT systems, including the Integrated Labour System with possible coordination with the Canada Revenue Agency. Costs will be incurred by the Labour Program to develop and provide training materials for Labour Program officers conveying how to determine when violations will result in the issuance of an AMP. Educational materials will be prepared by the Labour Program and provided to employers. The total of these transition costs is anticipated to be $1,187,500, mostly in IT costs, to be incurred in the first three years of operation.

Communication costs: A communications strategy will be developed to announce the new enforcement measures. The communications plan will employ digital media and platforms as the primary means to connect and interact with stakeholders with the aim to raise awareness of new compliance and enforcement measures. It would also include minor costs for items such as press releases and updates to the Government of Canada’s website. Communication costs are estimated to be approximately $20,000, incurred by the Labour Program in the first year of regulatory implementation.

Total costs: The total estimated costs to implement and administer these Regulations would be $1.2 million in the 10-year period following the coming into force of the Regulations. These costs will be fully incurred by the Government of Canada and absorbed by existing budgetary resources of the Labour Program.

Small business lens

The small business lens does not apply, as the Regulations will not result in administrative or compliance costs on small businesses.

One-for-one rule

The one-for-one rule does not apply, as there is no incremental change in the administrative burden on businesses.

Regulatory cooperation and alignment

AMP regimes are currently used to foster compliance with a wide range of legal requirements in the United States, Australia and Britain, as well as in Canada, at both the federal and provincial levels.

AMPs and the naming of violators are used to enforce occupational health and safety and labour standards in several Canadian provinces and one territory:

Strategic environmental assessment

In accordance with the Cabinet Directive on the Environmental Assessment of Policy, Plan and Program Proposals, a preliminary scan concluded that a strategic environmental assessment is not required.

Gender-based analysis plus

No gender-based analysis plus (GBA+) impacts have been identified for these Regulations.

A departmental GBA+ assessment conducted in support of the legislative changes to the Code reveals that changes to update compliance and enforcement measures would result in positive outcomes for vulnerable workers, including members of Indigenous communities, new immigrants, ethnic minorities, youth and persons with disabilities, and individuals in positions of precarious employment.

Recognizing that positions of precarious employment are rising in Canada, it was found that vulnerable workers would benefit from updated compliance and enforcement measures that support compliance with labour standards and occupational health and safety obligations, as it is generally these individuals who are denied these rights and protections.

Among women workers, researchfootnote 2 suggests that more robust enforcement measures would result in an increase of job security, labour force attachment, and confidence in redress avenues and complaint handling while decreasing income inequality, poverty and barriers to enforcing their rights. Research findings also indicate that experiences of discrimination, harassment, and violence could be mitigated through a proactive and updated compliance and enforcement regime.

Implementation, compliance and enforcement, and service standards

Implementation

In addition to the implementation of the Regulations, the Labour Program will have a new compliance tool available to encourage compliance with Part III of the Code. Compliance orders constitute a new enforcement tool under Part III of the Code, which was also enacted by the Budget Implementation Act, 2017, No. 1; the provisions regarding this tool come into force at the same time as Part IV of the Code and these Regulations.

If an employer is contravening or has contravened a labour standards provision, the Labour Program will have the power to issue a written compliance order requiring the employer to cease the contravention and take any specified steps, within a stated period, to ensure that the contravention does not continue or reoccur.

Failure to comply with a compliance order could lead to a notice of violation under the AMP regime.

Implementation of these Regulations will require the development of work instruments and tools, training material, and communications tools to inform employers, employees, federal public servants, the inspectorate, as well as Canadians in general. The Labour Program will endeavour to undertake a more targeted approach to education, using existing fora to identify and leverage opportunities as they arise.

Additionally, before the new measures can be implemented, it will be necessary to train Labour Program staff to enable them to effectively apply the new tools to enforce occupational health and safety and labour standard protections in a consistent manner. The Labour Program will put in place oversight measures to ensure consistent application of the regime, as well as to identify issues and opportunities for communication and training as they emerge.

Once implemented, the Labour Program will remain responsible for the management and monitoring of the Regulations in the medium-term, to ensure that AMPs meet their objectives and that they are both effective and efficient.

Compliance and enforcement

Currently, compliance with Part II and Part III of the Code is achieved using a variety of approaches, including education and counselling, investigation of complaints and inspection of workplaces. Until the introduction of Part IV of the Code, there was no AMP regime under Part II and Part III of the Code. That approach left gaps in the compliance measures that did not allow for the realization of the full value of the Code’s protections for federally regulated workers.

It is anticipated that the new Part IV of the Code, and these Regulations, will help fill the existing gaps in terms of enforcement of the Code. This may result in the decline in the actual instances of fatalities, disabling injuries, reprisals, and unpaid wages, which would allow for a reduction of a number of chronic issues among some federally regulated employers.

The Regulations support a proactive approach to compliance and enforcement. AMPs will be one of the tools within the Labour Program’s usage of the compliance continuum, which is comprised of a suite of enforcement tools to address non-compliance under Part II and Part III of the Code aimed at educating employers and employees. As a result, it is anticipated that AMPs will generally be issued after voluntary compliance measures have been exhausted, unless the nature of the violation and/or the employer’s history of compliance dictate otherwise. Public naming is another enforcement tool added with the aim of deterring non-compliance and creating an additional incentive to comply with Part II and Part III of the Code.

When the Regulations are in force, AMPs will be issued centrally, by the Labour Program, to allow for consistency and a high level of oversight. Some of the occupational health and safety regulations under Part II of the Code are enforced by extended jurisdiction partners. Occupational health and safety regulations that apply to employees employed on ships, trains or aircraft are enforced by Transport Canada. Those that apply to employees employed on or in connection with exploration or drilling for or the production, conservation, processing or transportation of oil or gas in frontier lands are enforced by Natural Resources Canada/Canada Energy Regulator and by Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. Extended jurisdiction partners will continue to enforce Part II of the Code; however, the Labour Program will oversee the issuance of AMPs based on extended jurisdiction partner recommendations.

Coming into force

These Regulations come into force on January 1, 2021.

Contact

Danijela Hong
Director
Labour Standards and Wage Earner Protection Program
Labour Program
Employment and Social Development Canada
Place du Portage, Phase II, 10th Floor
165 de l’Hôtel-de-Ville Street
Gatineau, Quebec
K1A 0J9
Email: NC-LP-Consultations_Consultations-PT-GD@labour-travail.gc.ca