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2. If the employer finds, in consultation with the political committee or, in the absence of a political committee, the Working Committee or health and safety representative, that the protective head covers in subsection 1 do not eliminate or reduce the risk of injury, the employer ensures that the appropriate head guards are worn by the employer in consultation with the political committee or, in the absence of a political committee, the employment agency committee or the health and safety officer. 12.03 (1) If it is not possible to eliminate a health or safety risk in the workplace or reduce it to safe limits, and if the use of protective equipment can eliminate or reduce the risk of injury related to that risk, anyone who has access to the workplace and is exposed to that risk must use the protective equipment prescribed in that section. In July 2015, the Federation Council met and debated internal trade and reaffirmed its commitment to work in areas within their own jurisdiction, such as occupational health and safety, to reduce technical barriers to trade. As a result of this commitment, ministers approved an agreement in principle at the federal, provincial and territorial meeting in the National Capital Region in January 2018 explaining the broad principles and considerations for harmonizing occupational health and safety. The National Occupational Health and Safety Reconciliation Agreement is signed for the first time in Saint John, Newfoundland and Labrador. The Reconciliation Agreement expresses a desire to recognize common standards for OHS requirements across Canada. In this agreement, the Ministers of the Federal State, the Federal States and the Federal States agree to recognize, if necessary, common ohs standards for personal protective equipment and the content of first aid kits when they are to be used by each party or in its area of competence. This equipment is recognized in all legal systems in order to remove barriers to exploitation between countries in the region for workers and employers operating between legal systems. The agreement sets a timetable for the implementation of these standards by 30 November 2019. If non-compliance with the amendments is respected and is not resolved internally by political committees, occupational health and safety committees or health and safety officials, enforcement action would be taken against the employer in the event of non-compliance with a delegated official. Enforcement actions can range from issuing a written notification to other measures, such as launching prosecutions.

First, attempts are made to correct non-compliance with the amendments if non-compliance is not a dangerous condition by issuing a scalable compliance insurance (stroke). A stroke is a written obligation to correct an offence within a specified time frame. If the corrective measures identified in the stroke are not completed, delegated officials can provide direction. An instruction is issued in the event of a serious offence or dangerous condition and when a stroke is not available or has not been affected. Failure to comply with an instruction is a violation of the code and, as such, enforceable by criminal prosecution. Offences can result in prison sentences. The maximum penalty for misdemeanors is a fine of $1 million for summary conviction or conviction, up to two years in prison and/or a fine of $1 million.