Small craft harbours consultations

Pacific Regional Harbour Authority Advisory Committee (PRHAAC)

Small Craft Harbours (SCH) is a nationwide program of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada. With the help of more than 5000 Harbour Authority (HA) volunteers nationally, SCH operates and maintains a national network of essential harbours that meet the needs of the commercial fishing industry, while also supporting the broader interests of coastal communities.

In the late 1990s, SCH began establishing regional Harbour Authority advisory committees as a means to assist in the management of its program, further support its decision-making process and enhance relationships with Harbour Authorities at the regional level.

Led by SCH Pacific, the Pacific Regional Harbour Authority Advisory Committee (PRHAAC) provides a forum for SCH Pacific to seek advice from a representative group of HAs from time to time on a range of specific HA operational, program and strategic policy development initiatives and other topics/issues of interest to the SCH Pacific program. The PRHAAC also acts as the primary HA body for gathering regional input for the national HA advisory process.

Meetings

Related materials

• PRHAAC Members
• PRHAAC Code of Conduct
• PRHAAC Terms of Reference
• Small craft harbours main site