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2019 to 2020 Fees Report

2019 to 2020 Fees Report (PDF, 652Ko)

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Minister's message

On behalf of Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), I am pleased to present our report on fees for 2019 to 2020.

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.

The report lists fees for a broad range of services that support the effective operation of government. For example, the Translation Bureau provides translation and interpretation services in both official languages as well as Indigenous and foreign languages. Another example of specialized services provided by PSPC is the procurement of vaccines for provincial and territorial governments.

I am proud to present this report and will continue to lead my department's transition to the reporting regime provided under the Service Fees Act.

The Honourable Anita Anand, PC, MP
Minister of Public Services and Procurement Canada

About this report

This report, which is tabled under section 20 of the Service Fees Act and section 4.2.8 of the Directive on Charging and Special Financial Authorities, contains information about the fees that Public Services and Procurement Canada had the authority to set in 2019 to 2020.

Government of Canada departments may set fees for services, licences, permits, products, the use of facilities; for other authorizations of rights or privileges; or to recover, in whole or in part, costs incurred in relation to a regulatory scheme.

For reporting purposes, fees must be categorized under the following 3 fee setting mechanisms:

This report contains information about all fees that are under Public Services and Procurement Canada's authority, including any that are collected by another department.

The information covers fees that are subject to the Service Fees Act and fees that are exempted from the Service Fees Act.

For fees set by contract, fees set by market-rate, auction or both, the report provides totals only. For fees set by act, regulation or fees notice, it provides totals for fee groupings, as well as detailed information for each fee.

Although the fees that Public Services and Procurement Canada charges under the Access to Information Act are subject to the Service Fees Act, they are not included in this report. Information on Public Services and Procurement Canada's access to information fees for 2019 to 2020 can be found in our access to information report, which is posted on our departmental website, Understanding your right to obtain information.

Remissions

A remission is a partial or full return of a fee to a fee payer who paid for a service for which a department deemed that the service standard was not met.

Under the Service Fees Act, departments must develop policies for determining whether a service standard has been met and for determining how much of a fee will be remitted to a fee payer if a service standard is not met. This requirement will not take effect until April 1, 2021, so this report does not include remissions issued under the Service Fees Act. It does, however, include remissions issued under Public Services and Procurement Canada's enabling legislation.

Overall totals, by fee setting mechanism

The following table presents the total revenue, cost and remissions for all fees that Public Services and Procurement Canada had the authority to set in 2019 to 2020, by fee setting mechanism.

Table 1: Overall totals for 2019 to 2020, by fee setting mechanism
Fee setting mechanism Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($)
Fees set by contract 167,943,728.44 168,078,476.44 Remissions do not apply to fees set by contract.
Fees set by market-rate, auction or both 38,938,984.44 5,449,057.84table 1 note 1 Remissions do not apply to fees set by market-rate, auction or both.
Fees set by act, regulation or fees notice 11,123,351.64 11,167,344.64 0
Total 218,006,064.52 184,694,878.92 0

Table 1 Notes

Table 1 Note 1

The difference between the revenues and the costs for fees set by market-rate, auction or both is mainly explained by the fact that the department has no mechanism for tracking costs associated with parking fees.

Return to table 1 note 1 referrer

Totals, by fee grouping, for fees set by act, regulation or fees notice

The following tables present, for each fee grouping, the total revenue, cost and remissions for all fees that Public Services and Procurement Canada had the authority to set in 2019 to 2020 that are set by any of the following:

A fee grouping is a grouping of all the fees that a department has the authority to set for activities relating to a single business line, directorate or program.

Canada Gazette fee grouping: Totals for the fiscal year 2019 to 2020

Table 2: Revenue, cost and remission for the Canada Gazette fee grouping
Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($)
144,608.00 188,601.00 0

Esquimalt Graving Dock fee grouping: Totals for the fiscal year 2019 to 2020

Table 3: Revenue, cost and remission for the Esquimalt Graving Dock fee grouping
Revenue ($) Cost ($) Remissions ($)
10,978,743.64 10,978,743.64 0

Details on each fee set by act, regulation or fees notice

This section provides detailed information on each fee that Public Services and Procurement Canada had the authority to set in 2019 to 2020 and that was set by any of the following:

In this section

Canada Gazette insertion fees: Crown Corporations—Part 1

Fee grouping
Canada Gazette insertion fees.
Fee
Crown Corporations: Part 1.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 17. Publishing rates are available on the Canada Gazette website.
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
1996.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2017.
Service standard
The Canada Gazette Directorate strives for the highest level of client service by:
  • maintaining an accuracy rating of over 99% of documents published in Part I and Part II of the Canada Gazette
  • maintaining a client satisfaction rating of at least 85%
  • meeting 100% of all legislated deadlines
Performance result
Overall rating of 99.99% (2018 to 2019), 99.91% (2019 to 2020).
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Crown Corporations—Part 1.
2019 to 2020 fee amount (in dollars)
402.00.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
80,109.80
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
Future-year adjustment.

Canada Gazette insertion fees: Crown Corporations—Part 2

Fee grouping
Canada Gazette insertion fees.
Fee
Crown Corporations: Part 2.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 17. Publishing rates are available on the Canada Gazette website.
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
1996.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2017.
Service standard
The Canada Gazette Directorate strives for the highest level of client service by:
  • maintaining an accuracy rating of over 99% of documents published in Part I and Part II of the Canada Gazette
  • maintaining a client satisfaction rating of at least 85%
  • meeting 100% of all legislated deadlines
Performance result
Overall rating of 99.99% (2018 to 2019), 99.91% (2019 to 2020).
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Crown Corporations—Part 2.
2019 to 2020 fee amount (in dollars)
122.00.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
9,516.00.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
Future-year adjustment.

Canada Gazette insertion fees: Non-federal clients—Part 1

Fee grouping
Canada Gazette insertion fees.
Fee
Non-federal clients: Part 1.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 17. Publishing rates are available on the Canada Gazette website.
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
1996.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2017.
Service standard
The Canada Gazette Directorate strives for the highest level of client service by:
  • maintaining an accuracy rating of over 99% of documents published in Part I and Part II of the Canada Gazette
  • maintaining a client satisfaction rating of at least 85%
  • meeting 100% of all legislated deadlines
Performance result
Overall rating of 99.99% (2018 to 2019), 99.91% (2019 to 2020).
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Non-federal clients—Part 1.
2019 to 2020 fee amount (in dollars)
402.00.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
46,614.00.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
Future-year adjustment.

Canada Gazette insertion fees: Federal Departments and Agencies—Part 1

Fee grouping
Canada Gazette insertion fees.
Fee
Federal Departments and Agencies: Part 1.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 17. Publishing rates are available on the Canada Gazette website.
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
1996.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2017.
Service standard
The Canada Gazette Directorate strives for the highest level of client service by:
  • maintaining an accuracy rating of over 99% of documents published in Part I and Part II of the Canada Gazette
  • maintaining a client satisfaction rating of at least 85%
  • meeting 100% of all legislated deadlines
Performance result
Overall rating of 99.99% (2018 to 2019), 99.91% (2019 to 2020).
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Federal Departments and Agencies—Part 1.
2019 to 2020 fee amount (in dollars)
354.00.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
8,368.20.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
Future-year adjustment.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Booking

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Booking.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151): Booking.
Fee amount (in dollars)
5,748.94.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Draining, per section

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Draining, per section.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Draining, per section.
Fee amount (in dollars)
5,748.94.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Berthage, per metre, per day

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Berthage, per metre, per day.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Berthage, per metre, per day.
Fee amount (in dollars)
6.71.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Rail mounted crane, per hour, with light hook

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Rail mounted crane, per hour, with light hook.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Rail mounted crane, per hour, with light hook.
Fee amount (in dollars)
527.83.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Rail mounted crane, per hour, with main hook, up to 50-tonne lift

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Rail mounted crane, per hour, with main hook, up to 50-tonne lift.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Rail mounted crane, per hour, with main hook, up to 50-tonne lift.
Fee amount (in dollars)
762.42.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Rail mounted crane, per hour, with main hook, over 50-tonne lift

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Rail mounted crane, per hour, with main hook, over 50-tonne lift.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Rail mounted crane, per hour, with main hook, over 50-tonne lift.
Fee amount (in dollars)
1,172.98.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Mobile crane, per hour, 9-tonne crane

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Mobile crane, per hour, 9-tonne crane.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Mobile crane, per hour, 9-tonne crane.
Fee amount (in dollars)
146.63.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Mobile crane, per hour, 20-tonne crane

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Mobile crane, per hour, 20-tonne crane.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Mobile crane, per hour, 20-tonne crane.
Fee amount (in dollars)
187.68.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Mobile crane, per hour, 30-tonne crane

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Mobile crane, per hour, 30-tonne crane.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Mobile crane, per hour, 30-tonne crane.
Fee amount (in dollars)
228.73.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Mobile crane, per hour, forklift

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Mobile crane, per hour, forklift.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Mobile crane, per hour, forklift.
Fee amount (in dollars)
111.43.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Mobile crane, per hour, tower crane

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Mobile crane, per hour, tower crane.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Mobile crane, per hour, tower crane.
Fee amount (in dollars)
187.67.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Air compressor (first), per manifold hour

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Air compressor (first), per manifold hour.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Air compressor (first), per manifold hour.
Fee amount (in dollars)
129.02.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Air compressor (second), per manifold hour

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Air compressor (second), per manifold hour.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Air compressor (second), per manifold hour.
Fee amount (in dollars)
123.17.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Air compressor (wheeled), per manifold hour

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Air compressor (wheeled), per manifold hour.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Air compressor (wheeled), per manifold hour.
Fee amount (in dollars)
64.51.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Motorized vessel, per hour

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Motorized vessel, per hour.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Motorized vessel, per hour.
Fee amount (in dollars)
213.26.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Fresh water, per cubic metre

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Fresh water, per cubic metre.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Fresh water, per cubic metre.
Fee amount (in dollars)
1.47.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Electric power, per kilowatt hour

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Electric power, per kilowatt hour.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Electric power, per kilowatt hour.
Fee amount (in dollars)
0.18.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Tie-up or letting go

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Tie-up or letting go.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (>$151): Tie-up or letting go.
Fee amount (in dollars)
933.05.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Overtime labour services, dry dock employee, per hour

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Overtime labour services, dry dock employee, per hour.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Overtime labour services, dry dock employee, per hour.
Fee amount (in dollars)
114.11.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Security services, per vessel, per day

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Security services, per vessel, per day.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Security services, per vessel, per day.
Fee amount (in dollars)
527.83.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage, 1 section, per day

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage, 1 section, per day.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage, 1 section, per day.
Fee amount (in dollars)
3,449.37.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage, 2 sections, per day

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage, 2 sections, per day.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage, 2 sections, per day.
Fee amount (in dollars)
11,497.89.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage, 3 sections, per day

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage, 3 sections, per day.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage, 3 sections, per day.
Fee amount (in dollars)
16,097.03.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage per day—Under 5 000 gross tonnage

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage per day: under 5 000 gross tonnage.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage per day—Under 5 000 gross tonnage.
Fee amount (in dollars)
0.00.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6 months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage per day—5 000 to 34 999 gross tonnage

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage per day: 5 000 to 34 999 gross tonnage.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage per day—5 000 to 34 999 gross tonnage.
Fee amount (in dollars)
0.13.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage per day—35 000 to 69 999 gross tonnage

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage per day: 35 000 to 69 999 gross tonnage.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage per day—35 000 to 69 999 gross tonnage.
Fee amount (in dollars)
0.12.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage per day—70 000 to 89 999 gross tonnage

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage per day: 70 000 to 89 999 gross tonnage.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage per day—70 000 to 89 999 gross tonnage.
Fee amount (in dollars)
0.10.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Dockage per day—Over 89 999 gross tonnage

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Dockage per day: over 89 999 gross tonnage.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Dockage per day—Over 89 999 gross tonnage.
Fee amount (in dollars)
0.09.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Sewer discharge, per litre

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Sewer discharge, per litre.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material (formula): Sewer discharge, per litre.
Fee amount (in dollars)
0.01.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

Esquimalt Graving Dock: Vacuum loader

Fee grouping
Esquimalt Graving Dock.
Fee
Vacuum loader.
Fee-setting authority
Department of Public Works and Government Services Act, section 23; Esquimalt Graving Dock Regulations (SOR/89-332, SOR/95-642, and SOR/2009-324).
Year fee-setting authority was introduced
2009.
Last year fee-setting authority was amended
2018.
Service standard
The department will provide, in a reasonable manner:
  • administration services, to reserve services or space for vessels
  • notification to users, within 48 hours of changes to service or space that may affect the safe and efficient operations of the facility
  • an emergency response plan for the dock
  • an approved Marine Facility Security Plan and a qualified Marine Facility Security Officer
Performance result
The department reports annually on the measurement of the following performance standards:
  • reservations and confirmed bookings were provided in a reasonable manner when requested
  • notifications of changes to service and/or capacity of the facility will be provided within 48 hours after first noting the change in condition of the service or capacity at least 90% of the time
  • the dock's emergency response plan will be reviewed and updated, if required, every 2 years
  • the dock will continue to have a valid Statement of Compliance to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code as issued by Transport Canada and that all regulated security audits have been completed
  • disputes related to service and/or capacity of the dock would be handled in the following manner:
    • first level of referral: Director, Esquimalt Graving Dock
    • second level of referral: Director, Engineering Assets
    • third level of referral: Director General, Infrastructure Assets Management
    • fourth level of referral: Associate Assistant Deputy Minister, Public Services and Procurement Canada
Application of Low-materiality Fees Regulations
Material ($51 to $151): Vacuum loader.
Fee amount (in dollars)
76.24.
2019 to 2020 total fee revenue (in dollars)
The department had no mechanism for tracking revenue.
Fee adjustment date
April 1, 2021.
Adjusted fee amount in 2021 to 2022 (in dollars)
A+B where A is the average of the Government of Canada benchmark 10-year bond yields as published monthly by the Bank of Canada for the first 6months of the previous calendar year; and B is equal to 1%.

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