Canada permitted individuals

Vendor information facilitates governments in tracking medical device vendors. In Australia the sponsor must hold an enterprise identification number before being permitted to apply to register or list products. Similarly, in Canada any individual or company wishing to sell medical devices must apply for permission to obtain an establishment licence. The European Union requires a responsible person of the vendor establishment with a physical address in Europe be registered. In Japan, medical device... 

Canada s FIPPA also permits sealed records (i.e., the existence of the record is hidden) and locked records (i.e., a special permission is required to reveal the contents but the existence of the record is generally known). PIPEDA requires business entities to offer individuals certain guarantees regarding the collection and use of personal data. For example, an individual s consent must be obtained before data can be shared with affiliates or commercial partners, and also for access to that data for review. The bill, introduced in October 1998, in response to growing public concerns about personal privacy, establishes a series of protections, with the core being the Canadian Standards Association Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information. 

A typical compressed gas tank car specification is TC/DOT-105A300W. Each part of the specification number has some significance TC is the designation of the Transport Canada DOT is the U.S. Department of Transportation designation. These jurisdictions permit the use of their designations individually or together in the manner shown. The first number, 105 in the example, is the DOT class of the tank car. A Class 105 tank car is an insulated, pressure car. For Class 105, 112, and 114 tank cars, the letter following the car class will indicate whether or not the tank car has thermal (fire) protection or tank head puncture protection. The letter A, shown in the example, indicates the tank car has neither. The letter J indicates... 

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