Please note, comments are posted in the language in which they are received.
Name | Section | Comment |
| Ipsos Custodes | Main body | Ipsos Custodes is a business in Ontario dedicated to improving Canada by mocking His Majesty’s incompetent bureaucrats. Ipsos Custodes maintains that the amendments are ultra vires the Constitution Act(s) as discussed at the initial comment phase and will not mention this further. The only comment at this time would be to point out to anyone with two brain cells to rub together that appeals of the decisions of the Commission or other federal administrative decision makers can be appealed to the Federal Court under the Federal Courts Act and that option should be detailed instead of stating something “will be considered the final decision.” |
| Ipsos Custodes | Anticipated impacts | The private-sector rejects at the CNSC failed to, insofar, consider a scheme for items seized as part of peace-officer’s duties and how those items are returned to their owners. As currently stated the provincial courts of equity would have to consider and disposition how these items are handled under common law if the matter came into dispute. |
| Nicole Corrado | General | I do not feel safe having armed guards standing around. I am autistic and can appear “suspicious”. I feel at risk around any kind of law enforcement. Anticipating impacts on neurodivergent persons, especially persons of colour, who may be at risk of being shot by personnel. |
| OPG | Please see attached file | OPG comments on DIS-24-04 |
| Bruce Power | Please see attached file | Bruce Power comments on DIS-24-04 |
| Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL) | Please see attached file | CNL comments on DIS-24-04 |
| Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) | Please see attached file | CNA comments on DIS-24-04 |
| NB Power | Please see attached file | NB Power comments on DIS-24-04 |