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Acts,Regulations and Codes

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the Small Vessel Regulations outline?

a)

The regulations for the prevention of pollution from ships and for dangerous chemicals

b)

Criminal Code of Canada

c)

The minimum mandatory safety equipment required to be carried on a pleasure craft (based on size). The safety precautions to follow before and while on the water.

d)

passed in 1992 to provide a procedure for less-serious federal offences to be prosecuted in a regulatory manner. These offenses could be prosecuted by means of a fine instead of criminal law.

2.

What does the Canada Shipping Act establish?

a)

A framework of rules and regulations an incorporates international conventions that shape the behaviour of mariners.

b)

As of Sept. 2009 regulations that require operators of a pleasure craft with a motor to have proof of competency on board at all times

c)

Protects animals in the water

d)

Non-residents of Canada, who are operating in Canadian waters for less than 45 days, are not required to have proof of competency.

3.

What regulation states that a spotter must keep watch on a person being towed and that a person cannot be towed after dark?

a)

Cadets Canada

b)

Canada Shipping Act, 2001

c)

Contraventions Act

d)

Criminal Code of Canada

4.

Who has the authority to request a sample of bodily fluids when investigating pleasure craft operator impairment?

a)

Criminal Code of Canada

b)

Canadian Shipping Act, 2001

c)

Contraventions Act

d)

All of the above

5.

What is the fine for operating a power-driven pleasure craft without the required PCOC?

a)

50 Hours of Community Service

b)

$100

c)

2 Months in Prison

d)

$250

6.

What is the fine for having an insufficient number of approved, appropriately sized

floatation devices?

a)

$200 for each missing/ appropriately sized flotation device

b)

$100 for each missing/ appropriately sized floatation device

c)

$500 total, regardless of how many is missing

d)

$0 as long as the person can swim

7.

Which regulation states that pleasure craft that are propelled by oars or paddles are not

required to carry charts and nautical publications?

a)

Collision Regulations

b)

Chart and Nautical Publication Regulations

c)

Small Vessel Regualtions

d)

If you a safety boat near you, you are fine

8.

What are the three acts with which pleasure craft operators must comply?

a)

Criminal Code of Canada, Young Boaters of Canada, Cadets Canada

b)

Contravention Act, Canadian Shipping Act 2001, and Young Boaters

c)

Scouts Boating, Young Boaters, and Cadets Canada

d)

Criminal Code of Canada, Contraventions Act, and Canadian Shipping Act 2001

9.

What is missing safety equipment, operating a pleasure craft while impaired, operating a pleasure craft in a reckless manner and failure to produce a PCOC?

a)

Young Boaters

b)

Criminal Code of Canada

c)

Canadian Shipping Act, 2001

d)

Contraventions Act

10.

what acts, codes and regulations must all pleasure craft operators obey?

a)

the Criminal Code of Canada

b)

the Contraventions Act

c)

the Canada Shipping Act 2001

d)

All of the above

11.

The Contraventions Act was passed in October 1992 to provide a procedure for.......

a)

serious federal offences to

be prosecuted in a regulatory manner.

b)

less-serious federal offences to

be prosecuted in a regulatory manner

12.

the Criminal Code of Canada gives jurisdiction to....

a)

The Municipal Gov.

b)

The Navy

c)

The Provincial Gov.

d)

The Federal Gov.

13.

what section do these regulations belong with:

Competency of Operators of Pleasure Craft Regulations, Vessel Operation Restriction Regulations,

Small Vessel Regulations,

Collisions Regulations, and

Charts and Nautical Publications Regulations,

a)

Criminal Code of Canada

b)

Canada shipping act 2001

c)

Contraventions act