Service standards for high-volume regulatory authorizations
Service standards publicly state the level of performance that citizens can reasonably expect to encounter from the Canadian Grain Commission under normal circumstances.
The Canadian Grain Commission offers a variety of services as part of its mandate under the Canada Grain Act. The fees for these services form part of the Canadian Grain Commission’s annual operating budget. Information about services includes fee, unit and fee code, description (of service), service standard, performance target and performance.
Timeliness service standards for high-volume regulatory authorizations clarify expectations and increase predictability in the federal regulatory system. They benefit the many Canadians, particularly businesses, who must seek permission from the federal government to either conduct a regulated activity or be exempt from it.
The following is a list of categories of our service standards for high-volume regulatory authorizations:
- Official inspection
- Reinspection of grain
- Official weighing
- Third-party authorization
- Supplementary fees for official inspection
- Licensing
- Producer railway cars application
- Inspection of submitted samples
- Official sample
- Documentation issued
The Canadian Grain Commission also offers a variety of analytical testing and other services.
Archived
As of June 6, 2018
Outward official inspection
Inspection of submitted samples
- Inspection of submitted sample — unofficial sample
- Inspection of submitted sample — Certified Container Sampling Program
- Inspection of submitted sample — Accredited Container Sampler Program
Analytical testing
Optional inspection and weighing services
Related links
- Service Fee Remission Policy
- Final Quality Determination fees and service standards
- Government-Wide Forward Regulatory Plans
- The Cabinet Directive on Regulation
- The Red Tape Reduction Action Plan
- The Canada–United States Regulatory Cooperation Council
To learn about upcoming or ongoing consultations on proposed federal regulations, visit the Canada Gazette and Consulting with Canadians websites.
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