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User Fees

Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI)

Name of User Fee	Fee Type	Fee-setting Authority	Reason for Planned Introduction of or Amendment to Fee	Effective Date of Planned Change	Consultation and Review Process Planned
Publications & Special products https://www. cci-icc.gc.ca/ bookstore/ index-e.aspx	Other products and services	Financial Administration Act	Part of fundamental service review	2012-13	Consultation process in 2012-13: online and/or mailed client satisfaction survey which will include a question on publications fees. Review process in 2012-13: Management response to the program evaluation’s recommendations.
Training and Professional Development Workshops http://www.cci-icc.gc.ca/ lo-od/index-eng.aspx	Other products and services	Financial Administration Act	Part of fundamental service review	2012-13	Consultation process in 2012-13: post-workshop evaluation forms distributed to all workshop participants. Review process in 2012-13: Management response to the program evaluation’s recommendations.
Library Services http://www.cci-icc.gc.ca/lib-bib/services-eng.aspx	Other products and services	Financial Administration Act	Part of fundamental service review	2012-13	Consultation process in 2012-13: online and/or mailed client satisfaction survey which will include a question on library services fees. Review process in 2012-13: continuous monitoring of requests by Library Services.

Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program (CPTC) – Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO)

Name of User Fee	Fee Type	Fee-setting Authority	Reason for Planned Introduction of or Amendment to Fee	Effective Date of Planned Change	Consultation and Review Process Planned
Fee levy under the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program (CPTC)	Regulatory fee CAVCO is responsible for determining whether a production is a Canadian film or video production and for estimating eligible labour expenditures for the CPTC. The fees allow CAVCO to administer the program and recommend to the Minister of Canadian Heritage the issuance of a Canadian Film or Video Production Certificate and a Certificate of Completion for productions that meet the Canadian content requirement and are thus eligible for the CPTC. There are also fees for an amended certificate already issued and certified copy of an already issued certificate.	Department of Canadian Heritage Act The Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO) of Canadian Heritage co-administers this program with the Canada Revenue Agency.	CAVCO is a Vote Netted Revenues organization. It had two objectives for originally establishing the fee structure: To establish fees that would be simple and equitable for the entire audio-visual industry; and To recover the cost of the services provided by CAVCO. In 2004, CAVCO modified the user fee structure for the CPTC program to maintain service standards.	Nil	Nil

Name of User Fee

Fee Type

Fee-setting Authority

Reason for Planned Introduction of or Amendment to Fee

Effective Date of Planned Change

Consultation and Review Process Planned

Fee levy under the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program (CPTC)

Regulatory fee

CAVCO is responsible for determining whether a production is a Canadian film or video production and for estimating eligible labour expenditures for the CPTC.

The fees allow CAVCO to administer the program and recommend to the Minister of Canadian Heritage the issuance of a Canadian Film or Video Production Certificate and a Certificate of Completion for productions that meet the Canadian content requirement and are thus eligible for the CPTC.

There are also fees for an amended certificate already issued and certified copy of an already issued certificate.

Department of Canadian Heritage Act

The Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO) of Canadian Heritage co-administers this program with the Canada Revenue Agency.

CAVCO is a Vote Netted Revenues organization. It had two objectives for originally establishing the fee structure:

To establish fees that would be simple and equitable for the entire audio-visual industry; and
To recover the cost of the services provided by CAVCO.

In 2004, CAVCO modified the user fee structure for the CPTC program to maintain service standards.

Nil

More detailed information on the CAVCO user fees is available at: http://www.pch.gc.ca/pgm/bcpac-cavco/pgm/cipc-cptc/cipc-cptc-eng.cfm

Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit Program (PSTC) – Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO)

Name of User Fee	Fee Type	Fee-setting Authority	Reason for Planned Introduction of or Amendment to Fee	Effective Date of Planned Change	Consultation and Review Process Planned
Fee Levy Under the Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit Program (PSTC)	Regulatory fee CAVCO is responsible for determining whether a production is an Accredited production. The fees allow CAVCO to administer the program and recommend to the Minister of Canadian Heritage the issuance of an Accredited Film or Video Certificate for productions that qualify and are thus eligible for the Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit. There are also fees for an amended certificate already issued and certified copy of an already issued certificate.	Department of Canadian Heritage Act The Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO) of Canadian Heritage co-administers this program with the Canada Revenue Agency.	CAVCO is a Vote Netted Revenues organization. It had two objectives for originally establishing the fee structure: To establish fees that would be simple and equitable for the entire audio-visual industry; and To recover the cost of the services provided by CAVCO. Since the introduction of the user fee structure for the PSTC, in 2007, it has never been modified. No modification is projected at this time.	Nil	Nil

Name of User Fee

Fee Type

Fee-setting Authority

Reason for Planned Introduction of or Amendment to Fee

Effective Date of Planned Change

Consultation and Review Process Planned

Fee Levy Under the Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit Program (PSTC)

Regulatory fee

CAVCO is responsible for determining whether a production is an Accredited production.

The fees allow CAVCO to administer the program and recommend to the Minister of Canadian Heritage the issuance of an Accredited Film or Video Certificate for productions that qualify and are thus eligible for the Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit.

There are also fees for an amended certificate already issued and certified copy of an already issued certificate.

Department of Canadian Heritage Act

The Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO) of Canadian Heritage co-administers this program with the Canada Revenue Agency.

CAVCO is a Vote Netted Revenues organization. It had two objectives for originally establishing the fee structure:

To establish fees that would be simple and equitable for the entire audio-visual industry; and
To recover the cost of the services provided by CAVCO.

Since the introduction of the user fee structure for the PSTC, in 2007, it has never been modified. No modification is projected at this time.

Nil

More detailed information on the CAVCO user fees is available at: http://www.pch.gc.ca/pgm/bcpac-cavco/pgm/cisp-pstc/cisp-pstc-eng.cfm