What We Do
Covers domestic and international law which regulate the use of domestic and international waterways and the operation of commercial and pleasure vessels and provide the procedures for the enforcement of the rights and obligations of the owners of vessels, passengers and cargo owners.

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Articles of Interest
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Section Executive
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Upcoming Section Meetings
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Section Minutes
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Section Memorandums
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Section Annual Reports
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Section Papers
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Section Listservs
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Section Submissions
CBA members and professional staff are actively involved in the development of government policy and law reform, lobbying on matters identified by members or responding to government initiatives. Click here to access the BC Branch archive of submissions to government or click here to access the CBA archive of submissions to government. Click here to access an archive of Maritime Law Section submissions.

National Maritime Law Section
Examination and evaluation of the:

• Law and practice of provincial, national and international nature, affecting shipping and matters relating to shipping;
• establishment, jurisdiction, procedure and organization of Canadian admiralty courts; and
• practice of lawyers before such courts.

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