Environment and Climate Change Canada 2021 to 2022 fees report
Minister’s message
The Honourable Steven Guilbeault, P.C., M.P., Minister of Environment and Climate Change
I am pleased to present Environment Climate Change Canada’s report on fees for 2021–22.
The Service Fees Act provides a modern legislative framework that enables cost-effective delivery of services and, through better reporting to Parliament, improves transparency and oversight.
Last year’s report provided details on each fee, such as the type and rate of adjustment, the service standard and the performance result.
This year’s report once again includes factors or events that affected the information in the report, anticipated changes relating to fees, instances when the Department applied section 17 of the Service Fees Act and how many of its fees are subject to the Low-Materiality Fees Regulations as well as information related to remissions.
I welcome the increased transparency and oversight that the Service Fees Act’s reporting regime embodies. I will continue to lead Environment and Climate Change Canada’s transition to the reporting regime provided under the Service Fees Act.
About this report
This report, which is tabled under section 20 of the Service Fees Act, the Low‑Materiality Fees Regulations, and subsection 4.2.8 of the Treasury Board Directive on Charging and Special Financial Authorities, contains information about the fees Environment and Climate Change Canada had the authority to set in fiscal year 2021–22.
The report covers fees that are subject to the Service Fees Act.
For reporting purposes, fees are categorized by fee-setting mechanism. There are three mechanisms:
- Act, regulation or fees notice
- The authority to set these fees is delegated to a department, minister or Governor in Council pursuant to an act of Parliament.
- Contract
- Ministers have the authority to enter into contracts, which are usually negotiated between the minister and an individual or organization, and which cover fees and other terms and conditions. In some cases, that authority may also be provided by an act of Parliament.
- Market rate or auction
- The authority to set these fees is pursuant to an act of Parliament or a regulation, and the minister, department or Governor in Council has no control over the fee amount.
For fees set by act, regulation or fees notice, the report provides totals for fee groupings, as well as detailed information for each fee. For fees set by contract, the report provides totals only. Environment and Climate Change Canada did not have fees set by market rate or auction.
Although the fees Environment and Climate Change Canada charges under the Access to Information Act were subject to the Service Fees Act, they are not included in this report. Information on Environment and Climate Change Canada’s access to information fees for 2021–22 is in our annual report to Parliament on the administration of the Access to Information Act: Reports tabled in Parliament: Environment and Climate Change Canada.
Remissions
In 2021–22, Environment and Climate Change Canada was subject to the requirements to issue remissions under section 7 of the Service Fees Act and subsection 4.2.4 of the Treasury Board Directive on Charging and Special Financial Authorities to remit a fee, in whole or in part, to a fee payer when a service standard was deemed not met. Environment and Climate Change Canada’s remission policy and procedures, pursuant to the Service Fees Act, are on the following web page: Departmental Remissions Policy for Service Fees.
The other sections of this report provide detailed amounts on Environment and Climate Change Canada’s remissions for 2021–22.
Overall totals, by fee-setting mechanism
The following table presents the total revenue, cost and remissions for all fees Environment and Climate Change Canada had the authority to set in 2021–22, by fee-setting mechanism.
Overall totals for 2021–22, by fee-setting mechanism
| Fee-setting mechanism | Revenue ($) | Cost ($) | Remissions ($) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fees set by contract | 69,526,487.02 | 70,215,839.24 | Remissions do not apply to fees set by contract. |
| Fees set by act, regulation or fees notice | 4,973,346.53 | 16,453,463.13 | 4,812.74 |
| Total | 74,499,833.55 | 86,669,302.37 | 4,812.74 |
Totals, by fee grouping, for fees set by act, regulation or fees notice
A fee grouping is a set of fees relating to a single business line, directorate or program that a department had the authority to set for those activities.
This section presents, for each fee grouping, the total revenue, cost and remissions for all fees Environment and Climate Change Canada had the authority to set in 2021–22 that are set by the following:
- act
- regulation
- fees notice
| Revenue ($) | Cost ($) | Remissions ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 352,285.61 | 5,673,972.82 | 4,812.74 |
| Revenue ($) | Cost ($) | Remissions ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 111,744.00 | 794,443.53 | 0 |
| Revenue ($) | Cost ($) | Remissions ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 2,907,472.00 | 5,871,172.97 | 0 |
| Revenue ($) | Cost ($) | Remissions ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 1,601,844.92 | 4,113,873.81 | 0 |
| Revenue ($) | Cost ($) | Remissions ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 0Footnote 1 | 0 | 0 |
Details on each fee set by act, regulation or fees notice
This section provides detailed information on each fee Environment and Climate Change Canada had the authority to set in 2021–22 and that was set by the following:
- act
- regulation
- fees notice
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 1 (Schedule to the New Substances Notification Regulations (NSN Schedule) 1): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (1 of 1 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
520.18
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
520.18
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
574.44
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 1 (NSN Schedule 1): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,040.36
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,040.36Footnote 2
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,148.88
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 1 (NSN Schedule 1): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,560.53
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,723.31
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 1 (NSN Schedule 1): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 88% of the time (7 of 8 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,080.71
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
16,645.68
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
520.18
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,297.75
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 3): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (2 of 2 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
520.18
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,040.36
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
574.44
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 3): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,040.36
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,148.88
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 3): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,560.53
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,723.31
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 3): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (1 of 1 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,080.71
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
2,080.71
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,297.75
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 3 (NSN Schedule 4): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act : for those on the Non-Domestic Substances List (NDSL): New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines. For those not on the NDSL: New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 5 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 67% of the time (2 of 3 submissions assessed) for those on the NDSL and 0% of the time (0 of 2 submissions assessed) for those not the on the NDSL.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality ($51-$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
51.10
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
255.50
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
51.10
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 3 (NSN Schedule 4): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: for those on the NDSL: New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines. For those not on the NDSL: New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 5 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (2 of 2 submissions assessed) for those on the NDSL and 0% of the time (0 of 1 submission assessed) for those not on the NDSL.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality ($51-$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
102.20
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
306.60
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
102.20
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 3 (NSN Schedule 4): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
For those on the NDSL: New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines. For those not on the NDSL: New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 5 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 0% of the time (0 of 1 submission assessed) for those not on the NDSL and not applicable for those on the NDSL since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
156.05
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
156.05
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
39.01
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
172.33
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 3 (NSN Schedule 4): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
For those on the NDSL: New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines. For those not on the NDSL: New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 5 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 89% of the time (25 of 28 submissions assessed) for those on the NDSL and 0% of the time (0 of 25 submissions assessed) for those not on the NDSL.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
208.07
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
13,838.34Footnote 3
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
1,196.56
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
229.78
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 4 (NSN Schedule 5): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (1 of 1 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
520.18
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
520.18
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
574.44
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 4 (NSN Schedule 5): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,040.36
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,148.88
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 4 (NSN Schedule 5): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,560.53
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,723.31
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 4 (NSN Schedule 5): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 89% of the time (8 of 9 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,080.71
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
13,327.12Footnote 4
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
312.73
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,297.75
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 5 (NSN Schedule 6): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 75 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (4 of 4 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
910.31
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
4,551.55Footnote 5
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,005.27
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 5 (NSN Schedule 6): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 75 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (1 of 1 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,820.62
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,010.53
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 5 (NSN Schedule 6): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 75 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,730.93
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
3,015.80
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 5 (NSN Schedule 6): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 75 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (6 of 6 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
3,641.24
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
14,006.20Footnote 7
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
4,021.07
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 6 (NSN Schedule 9): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: new substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (3 of 3 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality ($51-$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
127.75
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
383.25
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
127.75
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 6 (NSN Schedule 9): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (4 of 4 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
260.09
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,040.88Footnote 8
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
287.22
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 6 (NSN Schedule 9): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
390.13
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
430.83
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 6 (NSN Schedule 9): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (32 of 32 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
520.18
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
18,208.38Footnote 9
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
574.44
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 7 (NSN Schedule 10): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 75% of the time (3 of 4 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
910.31
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,721.76Footnote 10
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
102.58
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,005.27
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 7 (NSN Schedule 10): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,820.62
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,010.53
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 7 (NSN Schedule 10): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,730.93
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
3,015.80
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 7 (NSN Schedule 10): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (14 of 14 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
3,641.24
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
49,520.99Footnote 11
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
4,021.07
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 8 (NSN Schedule 11): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
910.31
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,005.27
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 8 (NSN Schedule 11): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any applications.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,820.62
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,010.53
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 8 (NSN Schedule 11): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any applications.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,730.93
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
3,015.80
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 1, Item 8 (NSN Schedule 11): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any applications.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
3,641.24
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
4,021.07
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 1 (NSN Schedule 5): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (1 of 1 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
780.27
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,560.54Footnote 12
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
861.66
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 1 (NSN Schedule 5): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,560.53
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,560.53Footnote 13
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,723.31
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 1 (NSN Schedule 5): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,340.80
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,584.97
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 1 (NSN Schedule 5): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 94% of the time (17 of 18 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
3,121.07
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
41,706.67Footnote 14
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
780.27
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
3,446.63
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 9): ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 92% of the time (12 of 13 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
390.13
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
4,682.35Footnote 15
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
97.53
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
430.83
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 9): >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
780.27
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
861.66
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 9): >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 0% of the time (0 of 1 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,170.40
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
2,343.15Footnote 16
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
292.60
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,292.49
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Assessment Fees, Schedule 2, Item 2 (NSN Schedule 9): >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed within 30 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 98% of the time (57 of 58 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,560.53
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
91,058.05Footnote 17
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
390.13
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,723.31
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 1, Confidential search: ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: confidential search requests are to be assessed within 15 days of their receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 88% of the time (7 of 8 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality ($51-$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
63.88
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
447.16Footnote 18
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
63.88
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 1, Confidential search: >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: confidential search requests are to be assessed within 15 days of their receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality ($51-$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
127.75
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
127.75
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 1, Confidential search: > $26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Confidential search requests are to be assessed within 15 days of their receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
195.07
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
215.42
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 1, Confidential search: >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Confidential search requests are to be assessed within 15 days of their receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (8 of 8 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
260.09
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
2,081.24Footnote 19
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
287.22
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 2, Masked name application: ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Masked name requests are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 92% of the time (11 of 12 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
156.05
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
2,341.07Footnote 20
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
39.01
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
172.33
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 2, Masked name application: >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Masked name requests are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (2 of 2 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
312.11
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
624.22
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
344.66
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 2, Masked name application: >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Masked name requests are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (1 of 1 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
468.16
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
468.16
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
516.99
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 2, Masked name application: >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Masked name requests are to be assessed within 60 days of receipt as per service standards.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 92% of the time (70 of 76 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
624.21
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
58,685.74Footnote 21
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
937.90
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
689.33
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 3, Application under Four Corners Agreement: ≤$13 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Applications under Four Corners Agreement are to be assessed within 90 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any submissions.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
520.18
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
574.44
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 3, Application under Four Corners Agreement: >$13 to ≤$26 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Applications under Four Corners Agreement are to be assessed within 90 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any applications.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,040.36
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,148.88
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 3, Application under Four Corners Agreement: >$26 to ≤$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Applications under Four Corners Agreement are to be assessed within 90 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any applications.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
1,560.53
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
1,723.31
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Fees for Other Services, Schedule 3, Item 3, Application under Four Corners Agreement: >$40 million in annual sales
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
Applications under Four Corners Agreement are to be assessed within 90 days of receipt as per regulatory timelines.
Performance result
Not applicable since the program did not complete the assessment of any applications.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,080.71
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,297.75
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Matched Notifications
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, section 6, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed as per regulatory timelines. The service standard is equivalent to that of the matched notification being referenced.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 88% of the time (15 of 17 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
208.07
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
3,742.01Footnote 22
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
104.24
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
229.78
Fee grouping
New Substance Fees
Fee
Consolidated Notifications
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, part 11
- New Substances Fees Regulations, section 7, SOR/2002-374
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2002
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2005
Service standard
New substances notification submissions are to be assessed as per regulatory timelines. The service standard is equivalent to that of the other notification(s) being consolidated.
Performance result
The service standard for the charges under this fee schedule was met 100% of the time (3 of 3 submissions assessed).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
260.09
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,820.63Footnote 23
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
287.22
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 1: One-day access on days on which interpretive services are offered: (a) adult
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
6.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
6.00
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 1: One-day access on days on which interpretive services are offered: (b) student
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
5.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
5.00
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 1: One-day access on days on which interpretive services are offered: (d) adult’s group (minimum 10 people)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
5.00 per person
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
5.00 per person
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 1: One-day access on days on which interpretive services are offered: (e) senior’s group (minimum 10 people)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
4.00 per person
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
4.00 per person
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 1: One-day access on days on which interpretive services are offered: (f) student’s group and children’s group (6 to 12 years) (minimum 10 people)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
3.50 per person
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
3.50 per person
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 1: One-day access on days on which interpretive services are offered: (g) children’s group (0 to 5 years) (minimum 10 people)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2.00 per person
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2.00 per person
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 2: Annual access: (a) adult
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
The service standard for this fee was met for 100% of the 514 applications received with an average response time of 5 minutes.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
25.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
12,850.00
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
25.00
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 2: Annual access: (b) student
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
The service standard for this fee was met for 100% of the 2 applications received with an average response time of 5 minutes.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
20.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
40.00
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
20.00
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 3: One-day access on days on which interpretive services are not offered : (a) adult and student
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for access (April to October) in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
The service standard for this fee was met for 100% of the 49,427 applications received with an average response time of 5 minutes.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
98,854.00
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2.00
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 4: One-day access on days on which activities on Birds feeders trails are offered during winter
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for winter access in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 5 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
4.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
4.00
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Amounts Payable To Enter Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule II, Item 5: Private naturalist services (in addition to individual or group fees)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for a Private Naturalist Service in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area are to be processed and entry granted within 15 minutes of arrival at the main entrance.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality ($51–$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
60.00 per hour
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
60.00 per hour
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Fees Payable for Hunting Migratory Game Birds in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule III, Item 1: Application for the drawing of lots for a hunt with or without a guide
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1972
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: requests for a Hunting Permit Registration in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area for the controlled fall hunt for greater snow goose are issued through a lottery system for which the following service standards apply:
- Hunters will be informed if they have been selected to take place in the controlled fall hunt for Greater Snow Goose by May 31st.
- If selected to take part in the hunt, hunters will receive their confirmation of their permit dates by email by no later than July 31st.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
6.96
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
6.96
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Fees Payable for Hunting Migratory Game Birds in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule III, Item 2: Permit for a hunt with a guide (applicant and up to three guests)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1972
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
Selected hunters obtain their official and signed hunting permit on the morning of the first day of hunting.
Performance result
Not applicable. No activity for this type of hunting since 2010.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
714.53
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
789.06
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Fees Payable for Hunting Migratory Game Birds in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule III, Item 3: Permit for a hunt without a guide (applicant and up to three guests)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1972
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: selected hunters obtain their official and signed hunting permit on the morning of the first day of hunting.
Performance result
Not applicable due to the COVID pandemic (no activity in 2021-22).
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (Schedule 1)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
373.84
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
373.84
Fee grouping
Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area
Fee
Fees Payable for Hunting Migratory Game Birds in the Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, Schedule III, Item 4: Permit for a daily hunt (applicant and one guest)
Fee-setting authority
- Canada Wildlife Act, section 12, R.S.C., 1985, c. W-9
- Wildlife Area Regulations, C.R.C., c. 1609
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1972
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: selected hunters obtain their official and signed hunting permit on the morning of the day of hunting.
Performance result
Not applicable. No activity for this type of hunting since 2006.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality ($51–$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
111.07
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
111.07
Migratory Bird Program
Fee
Cost of Documents, Schedule 2, Item 1: Migratory game bird hunting permit
Fee-setting authority
- Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, section 12, S.C. 1994, c. 22
- Migratory Birds Regulations, 2022, SOR/2022-105
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1966
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: a sufficient number of permits are available for distribution for the open hunting season, and Canadian citizens or other individuals acquiring a permit can obtain one within a reasonable time. A Canadian wildlife habitat conservation stamp must be affixed to the permit to make it valid. The fee for the stamp is separate (see Cost of Documents, Schedule 2, Item 9: Habitat conservation stamp). Migratory game bird hunting permits are available for sale as of August 1st at Canada Post offices, from select provincial and private vendors and directly from Environment and Climate Change Canada through an online ordering system, Hunters can also purchase their permits online and receive them by email, 24 hours a day, and 7 days a week.
Performance result
The service standard for this fee was met 99% of the time for the approximately 171,000 permit applications received. Physical Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permits were available for sale at many Canada Post outlets and some independent vendors and electronic permits were available through the Migratory Game Bird Hunting e-Permitting system from August 1st, 2021 until June 30th, 2022. The permits were available within minutes after transactions were completed.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
8.50
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,449,916.00Footnote 24
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
8.50
Fee grouping
Migratory Bird Program
Fee
Cost of Documents, Schedule 2, Item 9: Habitat conservation stamp
Fee-setting authority
- Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, section 12, S.C. 1994, c. 22
- Migratory Birds Regulations, 2022, SOR/2022-105
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1985
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: the Canadian Wildlife Habitat Conservation stamp can be purchased online through the Migratory Game Bird Hunting e-Permitting system, which is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week during the hunting season. For a Migratory Game Bird Hunting permit to be valid, the stamp must be affixed to it. Stamps pre-affixed to the Migratory Game Bird Hunting permits are available for sale as of August 1st at Canada Post offices and from select provincial and private vendors. The online Migratory Game Bird Hunting e-Permitting system, which is available on the Environment and Climate Change Canada website, allows hunters to receive their permit with the stamp by mail no later than August 1st in addition to receiving a PDF of the permit by email with a printed image of a stamp. The stamp is also available in philatelic form for collectors.
Performance result
The service standard for this fee was met 99% of the time for the approximately 171,000 stamp requests received. Physical Habitat Conservation Stamps were available for sale at many Canada Post outlets and some independent vendors and electronic Habitat Conservation Stamps were available through the Migratory Game Bird Hunting e-Permitting system from August 1st, 2021 until June 30th, 2022. The stamps were available within minutes after transactions were completed.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
8.50
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,449,916.00Footnote 25
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
8.50
Fee grouping
Migratory Bird Program
Fee
Cost of Documents, Schedule 2, Item 3: Aviculture permit
Fee-setting authority
- Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, section 12, S.C. 1994, c. 22
- Migratory Birds Regulations, 2022, SOR/2022-105
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1976
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: the current service standard for a decision to issue or refuse a permit is set at 35 calendar days for aviculture permits after receipt of completed application. Performance targets for aviculture permits is 90% in 2021-22.
Performance result
Services standards were met 100% of decisions made within 35 days (505 of 505 decisions made). Performance results for all permit types issued under the Migratory Birds Regulations are posted annually on the departmental website, no later than June 1, for the preceding fiscal year.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
10.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
5,050.00
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
10.00
Fee grouping
Migratory Bird Program
Fee
Cost of Documents, Schedule 2, Item 6: Taxidermist permit
Fee-setting authority
- Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, section 12, S.C. 1994, c. 22
- Migratory Birds Regulations, 2022, SOR/2022-105
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1946
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: the current service standard for a decision to issue or refuse a permit is set at 35 calendar days for taxidermist permits after receipt of completed application. Performance targets for taxidermist permits is 90% in 2021-22.
Performance result
Services standards were met 99% of decisions made within 35 days (254 of 256 decisions made). Performance results for all permit types issued under the Migratory Birds Regulations are posted annually on the departmental website, no later than June 1, for the preceding fiscal year.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
10.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
2,560.00
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
10.00
Fee grouping
Migratory Bird Program
Fee
Cost of Documents, Schedule 2, Item 7: Eiderdown commerce permit
Fee-setting authority
- Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994, section 12, S.C. 1994, c. 22
- Migratory Birds Regulations, 2022, SOR/2022-105
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1976
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2022
Service standard
The following service standard is not subject to remissions pursuant to the Service Fees Act: the current service standard for a decision to issue or refuse a permit is set at 14 calendar days for eiderdown commerce permits after receipt of completed application. Performance targets for eiderdown commerce permits are set at 100% in 2021-22.
Performance result
Services standards were met 33% of decisions made within 14 days (1 of 3 decisions made). Performance results for all permit types issued under the Migratory Birds Regulations are posted annually on the departmental website, no later than June 1, for the preceding fiscal year.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
10.00
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
30.00
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
Not applicable
2023–24 fee amount ($)
10.00
Disposal at Sea Program
Fee
Disposal at Sea Permit Application Fee
Fee-setting authority
- Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, subsection 135(1), S.C. 1999, c. 33
- Disposal at Sea Regulations, section 9, SOR/2001-275
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
2001
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2014
Service standard
The service standard is to reach a permit decision within 90 days after the applicant has been advised that their application is complete. This standard is subject to some conditions under which the 90-day period is suspended or does not apply, for example, if the applicant asks for a later date.
The service standard for permit renewals is to reach a permit decision within 45 days after the applicant has been advised that their renewal application is complete.
Under the application fee, each application is reviewed according to Schedule 6 of Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 and the Disposal at Sea Regulations. This involves public notice, an application that provides detailed data, scientific review, and the payment of fees. Each permit is published on the Canadian Environmental Protection Act Registry and issued to the permit holder.
Performance result
100% of the 80 permits received were delivered within timelines as per the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999. 100% of permit renewals had a decision delivered within the timelines.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
2,600.89
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
239,370.31Footnote 26 Footnote 27
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
2,872.19
Fee grouping
Disposal at Sea Program
Fee
Disposal at Sea Permit Fee
Fee-setting authority
- Financial Administration Act, subsection 19.1(a), R.S.C., 1985, c. F-11
- Disposal at Sea Permit Fee Regulations, section 2, SOR/99-114
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1999
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2010
Service standard
For the Disposal at Sea Permit Fee payments, Environment and Climate Change Canada will issue the permit holder or applicant an acknowledgment of receipt within 45 business days of receipt of that payment.
The permit holder has access to a permitted site and the ability to dispose of 1,000 cubic meters of dredged or excavated material for each $488.97 paid. Refunds are issued for units that are not disposed.
Performance result
The Service Standard was met in 100% of 80 cases. Note that payments transferred between Federal departments are acknowledged automatically by the financial system and are included in these statistics.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Material (Formula)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
488.97 per 1,000 cubic meters of dredged material or inert, inorganic geological matter
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
1,362,474.61Footnote 28
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
0
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
April 1, 2023
2023–24 fee amount ($)
539.97 per 1,000 cubic meters of dredged material or inert, inorganic geological matter
Montreal Biosphere Fee Notice
Fee
Montreal Biosphere Entrance Fee: Adult
Fee-setting authority
- Minister’s Authority
- Biosphere general information
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1995
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
Not applicable
Service standard
Not subject to service standard requirement.
Performance result
Not subject to service standard requirement.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.Footnote 29
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.
2023–24 fee amount ($)
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.
Fee grouping
Montreal Biosphere Fee Notice
Fee
Montreal Biosphere Entrance Fee: Senior (65 and older)
Fee-setting authority
- Minister’s Authority
- Biosphere general information
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1995
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
Not applicable
Service standard
Not subject to service standard requirement.
Performance result
Not subject to service standard requirement.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.Footnote 30
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.
2023–24 fee amount ($)
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.
Fee grouping
Montreal Biosphere Fee Notice
Fee
Montreal Biosphere Entrance Fee: Student
Fee-setting authority
- Minister’s Authority
- Biosphere general information
Year fee‑setting authority was introduced
1995
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
Not applicable
Service standard
Not subject to service standard requirement.
Performance result
Not subject to service standard requirement.
Application of Low-Materiality Fees Regulations
Low-materiality (<$51)
2021–22 fee amount ($)
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.Footnote 31
2021–22 total fee revenue ($)
0
2021–22 total remissions issued for the fee ($)
This fee was not subject to remissions.
Fee adjustment date in 2023–24
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.
2023–24 fee amount ($)
The fee was repealed on April 12th, 2021.
Footnotes
- Footnote 1
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The Biosphere was closed at the beginning of the 2021-22 fiscal year. As of April 12, 2021, Environment and Climate Change Canada is no longer responsible for the Biosphere and no longer receives revenues.
- Footnote 2
-
The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 3
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 4
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 5
-
The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 6
-
The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 7
-
The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 8
-
Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 9
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 10
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 11
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 12
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 13
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 14
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 15
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 16
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 17
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 18
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 19
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 20
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 21
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 22
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected. Discrepancies between the fee amount and total fee revenue may arise when the assessment and collection of a fee doesn't occur in the same fiscal year while the fee varies between fiscal years.
- Footnote 23
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The difference between the implied number of fees in the total fee revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 24
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Possible reasons that cause discrepancy between the total fee revenue and the fee amount:
- Delay in depositing cheque from vendors and Canada Post
- Missing coding information on vendor cheques and system error
- Issue with the provincial tax distribution
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Possible reasons that cause discrepancy between the total fee revenue and the fee amount :
- Delay in depositing cheque from vendors and Canada Post
- Missing coding information on vendor cheques and system error
- Issue with the provincial tax distribution
- Footnote 26
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The difference between the total revenue and the fee amount is due a payment at the 2021-22 fee rate at the end of fiscal year 2022-23. A refund of the difference has been issued earlier in fiscal year 2022-23.
- Footnote 27
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The difference between the revenue and the number of assessed fees reported in the performance results question is due to the fact that some submissions are assessed/completed in a different fiscal year than the corresponding fee was collected.
- Footnote 28
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The difference between the total fee revenue and the fee amount is due to the fact that the rate we charge for a permit is set at the time of application. The regulations for these fees allows for payments to be in two instalments, so that each part may come in different fiscal years.
- Footnote 29
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Not available. The Biosphere was closed at the beginning of 2021-22. The fee was replaced with a note indicating that as of April 12th, 2021, Environment and Climate Change Canada is no longer responsible for the Biosphere and will no longer be collecting fees/revenues.
- Footnote 30
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Not available. The Biosphere was closed at the beginning of 2021-22. The fee was replaced with a note indicating that as of April 12th, 2021, Environment and Climate Change Canada is no longer responsible for the Biosphere and will no longer be collecting fees/revenues.
- Footnote 31
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Not available. The Biosphere was closed at the beginning of 2021-22. The fee was replaced with a note indicating that as of April 12th, 2021, Environment and Climate Change Canada is no longer responsible for the Biosphere and will no longer be collecting fees/revenues.
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