Titlebook: Space Regulation in Canada: Past, Present and Potential; The Case for a Compr Aram Daniel Kerkonian Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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International Regulation of Space Activities,; doing so will demonstrate the various international obligations placed on States and discuss the various mechanisms by which specific issues are addressed internationally. The chapter begins with an exhortation of the five international space law treaties (beginning with the Outer Space Treaty and

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Canadian Regulation of Space Activities, contemporary Canadian laws related to space. The chapter begins with a brief discussion on the role of policy documents produced and published by the Canadian government before examining the most significant Canadian space policy documents published over the last fifty-plus years (from the . to the

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Theoretical Foundation of Canadian Space Regulation,latory reforms. The chapter utilises a two-pronged theoretical approach related to, first, a State’s obligation to its subjects and humanity (including the obligation to appropriately regulate certain activities) and second, to the benefits of regulating space activities in Canada. In effect, this c

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Empirical Insights into the Canadian Space Regulatory Framework,verns their activities in an effort to propose the best possible solutions in the ensuing chapters of this project. The objective, specifically, is to elucidate the community’s explicit understanding and appreciation of Canada’s current space regulatory framework, whether—from the perspective of tho

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National Regulation of Space Activities,nal space law. To this end, the chapter seeks to provide a comparative analysis of the domestic space laws of various jurisdictions to identify their main characteristics, derive commonalities and determine the ideal features of a national space law. Appendix B is a synthesis of the resulting inform

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Rationale for a Comprehensive Canadian Space Law,apters the growth of the commercial space industry, the obligation for authorisation and supervision and the existing regulatory gap for both current and emerging space activities, this chapter will provide the rationale for how the creation of a new comprehensive Canadian space law could address so

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Proposed Comprehensive Canadian Space Law,ns of the preceding chapters (namely, on the state of space activities, international and Canadian space law, the theoretical underpinnings of regulation, the sentiments of the Canadian space community, the global regulatory trend towards the enactment of comprehensive domestic legislation related t

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Conclusion,not, how it may better prepare to satisfy its obligations to authorise and supervise commercial space activities. Over the preceding chapters, this project has demonstrated that Canada’s existing space regulatory framework is no longer suited to regulate the activities of the Canadian commercial spa