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Canadian policy on marine spill response and preparedness has undergone a significant transformation since the OPRC Convention. An ambitious plan was launched in 1993 that sought to achieve two things: the privatization of response operations and the enhancement of response capabilities. Various steps have been undertaken to implement an effective framework within which government and industry can operate. Substantial legislative, regulatory, and policy changes have gone a long way toward achieving the spirit and intent of the OPRC Convention. However, the implementation of that new system has not been without its problems.

CANADA'S SYSTEM OF SPILL RESPONSE: WILL IT ACTUALLY WORK?