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Advocacy Report

CPCA member companies play a critical role in our advocacy efforts. Their data helps inform decision-makers with real-world science which in turn provides the necessary information to produce better regulatory outcomes in Canada.

Gary LeRoux CPCA President & CEO

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CPCA is committed to fostering trust, transparency, and accountability with all stakeholders. It understands the intricate connection between government regulations and business performance, which informs the advocacy work we do on behalf of industry in Canada.

Compliance Starts with CPCA

CPCA is your partner in compliance. We understand the intricate connection between policy and business performance, and we advocate for fair regulatory development that takes into consideration the impacts on industry, economy, and the environment.

Our advocacy efforts are laser focused and rooted in evidence-based data backed by science. Our team of experts are seasoned regulatory affairs professionals with strong chemistry backgrounds, who understand the industry, the issues, and the potential impacts on industry from Government actions.

We work collaboratively with our membership, industry, and governing bodies to ensure regulatory development does not overlook all facets of an issue or ensure that all critical regulatory and legislative decisions are based on science. CPCA manages a wide range of issues on behalf of its members in the Canadian paint and coatings industry, with positive outcomes benefiting the entire CASE industry in Canada.

The main issues addressed by CPCA cover four critical areas of concern:

§ Chemicals Management § Extended Product Stewardship § Air Quality § Environment, Health and Safety

The resources required for effective issue management are curated on the Canada CoatingsHUB™. Notifications are automatically sent directly to members when new resources are posted to ensure full compliance. No company wants to tarnish its brand with non-compliance. Monthly regulatory updates are provided for ‘members only’ in the Regulatory RADAR ensuring members do not miss anything that matters.

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