CACERCanadian Energy Regulator Act, s. 305Primary legislationIn force

Application of provisions in Part 4

Section 305 of the Canadian Energy Regulator Act applies regulatory provisions for international and interprovincial power lines to offshore power lines, treating permits and certificates as authorizations. Subsection 273(2) applies only to offshore power line segments within provincial jurisdiction.

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Application of provisions in Part 4

305 (1) Sections 272 and 273, subsections 274(1) and (2), sections 275 and 276, and section 292 in respect of those provisions, apply in respect of an offshore power line as if each reference in any of those provisions to (a) an international or interprovincial power line were a reference to an offshore power line; and (b) a permit referred to in section 248 or a certificate were a reference to an authorization. (2) However, subsection 273(2) applies only in respect of any part of an offshore power line that is in a province.

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https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-15.1/section-305.html

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