Chief Audit and Evaluation Executive, Chantal Roy Departmental General Counsel, Alain Langlois Regional Director General, Atlantic Region, Daniel Kumpf Regional Director General, Quebec Region, Mélanie Morier Regional Director General, Ontario Region, Duwayne Williams Regional Director General, Prairie and Northern Region, Shari Currie Assistant Deputy Minister, Pacific Region, Robert Dick Enforcement Transport Canada is responsible for enforcing several Canadian legislation, including the Aeronautics Act, Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, Motor Vehicle Safety Act, Canada Transportation Act, Railway Safety Act, Canada Shipping Act, 2001, Marine Transportation Security Act amongst others. Each inspector with delegated power from the Minister of Transport receives official credentials to exercise their power, as shown on the right. These inspectors are public officers identified within the Criminal Code of Canada. Road The Motor Vehicle Safety Act was established in 1971 in order to create safety standards for cars in Canada. The department also acts as the federal government's funding partner with provincial (and territorial) transport ministries on jointly-funded provincial transportation infrastructure projects for new highways. TC also manage a database of traffic collisions in Canada. Rail Transport Canada's role in railways include: railway safety surface and intermodal security strategies for rail travel accessibility safety of federally regulated railway bridges safety and security of international bridges and tunnels (US/CAN border) Inspecting and testing traffic control signals, grade crossing warning systems rail operating rules regulations, standards and services for safe transport of dangerous goods Canadian Transport Emergency Centre to assist emergency response and handling dangerous goods emergencies Following allegations by shippers of service level deterioration, on April 7, 2008, the federal government of Canada launched a review of railway freight service within the country. Transport Canada, which is managing the review, plans to investigate the relationships between Canadian shippers and the rail industry, especially with regards to the two largest railroad companies in the country, Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway. On June 26, 2013, the Fair Rail Freight Service Act became law which was a response to the Rail Freight Service Review's Final Report. Marine Transport Canada is responsible for the waterways inside and surrounding Canada. These responsibilities include: responding and investigating marine accidents within Canadian waters enforcing marine acts and regulations such as the Canada Marine Act establishing and enforcing marine personnel standards and pilotage Marine Safety Marine Security regulating the operation of marine vessels in Canadian waters As of 2003 the Office of Boating Safety and