CACERCanadian Energy Regulator Act, s. 339Primary legislationIn force

Examination of site of mining operations

Under the Canadian Energy Regulator Act, pipeline companies may enter mining or prospecting sites within or near their rights-of-way with 24 hours' written notice and regulatory authorization to inspect whether operations pose safety or security risks to the pipeline or persons. Companies may use site equipment to measure distances from the pipeline to operations.

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Examination of site of mining operations

339 If necessary in order to ascertain whether any mining or prospecting operations have been carried on so as to injure or be detrimental to a pipeline or its safety or security or the safety or security of persons, a company may, if a designated officer, by order, authorizes it to do so and after giving 24 hours notice in writing, enter on any lands through or near which its pipeline passes where any mining or prospecting operations are being carried on, and enter into and return from the site of the operations, and for those purposes the company may make use of any apparatus used in connection with the operations and use all necessary means for discovering the distance from its pipeline to the place where the operations are being carried on.

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https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-15.1/section-339.html

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