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Table 12: User Fees
| Name of User Fee | Fee Type | Fee-setting Authority | Reason for Planned Introduction of or Amendment to Fee | Effective Date of Planned Change | Consultation and Review Process Planned |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ocean Dumping Permit Fee Regulations (site monitoring) | Right and privilege fee to dispose of 1000 cubic meters of waste at sea | Financial Administration Act S. 19.1 | Revision of payment schedule to account for CEPA change to possible length of permit from 1 to 5 years | 2009-10 No substantive change planned but adaptation to new CEPA language | Consultant being engaged to review options. Results of any review will be shared with regulated community and input will be sought. |
| Disposal at Sea Regulations | Application fee for a disposal at sea permit | CEPA s. 135 | Revision of payment schedule and amount of fee to account for CEPA change to possible length of permit from 1 to 5 years | 2009-10 | Consultant being engaged to review options. Results of any review will be shared with regulated community and input will be sought, as per requirements of User's Fee Act. |
| Wildlife Area Regulations : a) Schedule II - Entrance fee for Cap Tourmente (QC) |
Service - Cost Recovery |
Canada Wildlife Act User Fees Act |
Increase entrance fees to cover costs | 2009-2010 | Information meetings for users will be held to gather their comments and suggestions with regard to a possible increase in entrance fees. At the start of every summer season, consultations with similar tourist attractions in the Quebec region are held to ensure that entrance fees are comparable with the market. |
| Wildlife Area Regulations : b) Schedule III - Permits to hunt Snow Geese |
Service - Cost Recovery |
Canada Wildlife Act User Fees Act |
Increase permit fees to cover costs | 2010-2011 | A survey form will be distributed to users to gather their comments and suggestions with regard to a possible increase in the price of hunting permits. Consultations will be held with regional hunting and fishing associations as well as with local outfitters to ensure that hunting permits match current prices in this industry. |
