Federal Halocarbon Regulations, 2003 (SOR/2003-289) [Repealed]

These regulations apply to air-conditioning, refrigeration, fire-extinguishing and solvent systems that contain or are designed to contain a halocarbon and that are located on federal or aboriginal lands, or are federally owned by Her Majesty in right of Canada, a board or an agency of the Government of Canada, a Crown corporation, or a federal work or undertaking.

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Related topics

• Air pollution issues
• Ozone layer
• Measures to protect the ozone layer

Related institutions

• Environment and Climate Change Canada

Related acts

• Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999

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These regulations apply to air-conditioning, refrigeration, fire-extinguishing and solvent systems that contain or are designed to contain a halocarbon and that are located on federal or aboriginal lands, or are federally owned by Her Majesty in right of Canada, a board or an agency of the Government of Canada, a Crown corporation, or a federal work or undertaking.

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Regulations are current to 2017-11-06 and last amended on 2009-07-30. Previous Versions

These regulations apply to air-conditioning, refrigeration, fire-extinguishing and solvent systems that contain or are designed to contain a halocarbon and that are located on federal or aboriginal lands, or are federally owned by Her Majesty in right of Canada, a board or an agency of the Government of Canada, a Crown corporation, or a federal work or undertaking.