Examples of using Coordinated code development in English and their translations into French
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Background- Coordinated Code Development System.
This report describes the current state of Canada's coordinated code development system.
Review of the Coordinated Code Development System.
Agree to promote andsupport the ultimate goals of the coordinated code development system.
Articulate the benefits of the coordinated code development system by way of developing a value proposition.
The JTG recognized that harmonization remains a key goal of the coordinated code development system.
Partnership and Collaboration The coordinated code development system is a collaboration of a number of partners and many stakeholders.
Incorporate the relationships and obligations of the partners within the coordinated code development system.
Stakeholders in the coordinated code development system are engaged with the CCBFC and its committees as well as with each of the provinces and territories.
Considerations on Canada's Coordinated Code Development System.
Enhancing the Partnership There are significant benefits- as identified throughout this paper- in a coordinated code development system.
The coordinated code development system offers opportunities to share information on technical variances and promote harmonization of those variances.
As a result, the JTG struck five working groups, for the work related to the coordinated code development system.
The timeliness of the coordinated code development process would be addressed by an in-depth review and potential optimization of the process to reach the performance expectations of partners and stakeholders.
Encourage a broader discussion on quantifying the economic benefits of the coordinated code development system.
The coordinated code development system counts on provinces and territories to adopt the model codes in the timeliest fashion in order to maximize the uniformity of construction codes across Canada.
Review and clarify the roles of CCBFC, PTPACC, NRC andthe provinces and territories in the coordinated code development system.
For the context of this exercise the term coordinated code development“system” is primarily characterized by the partners, their goals and values, their roles and responsibilities, and the interaction and relationships among partners and stakeholders.
This report presented the supportive arguments andfeatures for a“single, national coordinated code development system” now being reviewed.
The JTG recognizes that NRC along with all provinces andterritories must enter into joint discussions to reach a consensus on a sustainable financial model for a coordinated code development system.
The CCBFC and PTPACC jointly requested this performance review of the coordinated code development system as ten years had passed since its launch.
The CCBFC, the provinces and territories, in conjunction with PTPACC andNRC are typically referred to as the principal partners in the coordinated code development system.
System Performance and Complexities Numerous successes over the last decade have demonstrated that the coordinated code development system has become more responsive.
Provincial/Territorial Policy Advisory Committee on Codes(PTPACC) Since its inception, as an action arising from the Deputy Ministers meeting in 2000,the PTPACC has provided policy advice to the coordinated code development system.
For example, in its 2008 strategic update,the CCBFC established performance measures to assess the status and progress of the coordinated code development system.
The coordinated codes development system is a mature, collaborative system.
However, the coordinated codes development system goes across these jurisdictional boundaries and thus extends into many areas of federal interest.
There is now an urgent need to review how the coordinated codes development system is funded and to improve the viability of such funding.
On the other hand, the role of PTPACC to advise the CCBFC on priorities has been recognized as critical to maintaining the relevance of the coordinated codes development system.
Provincial/Territorial Interest Currently, the provincial andterritorial authorities recognize the coordinated codes development system as an effective way to fulfill their constitutional responsibility of providing building and safety regulations.