Controlled goods: Examining, possessing or transferring
Individuals and organizations need to register in the Controlled Goods Program to examine, possess or transfer controlled goods in Canada. Find out how to comply with controlled goods regulations in Canada.
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What are controlled goods
Find the list of controlled goods administered by the Controlled Goods Program, how they are regulated and what this means for you
About the Controlled Goods Program
Find out if and how you need to register in the Controlled Goods Program. Appoint a designated official and get the mandatory training
Forms, templates and guidelines for controlled goods registration
Find the resources you need to register and comply with the Controlled Goods Program, and to develop a security plan for the safeguarding of controlled goods at your work site
Find individuals and organizations registered in the Controlled Goods Program
Search our database of individuals and organizations registered to examine, possess or transfer controlled goods in Canada
Stakeholder engagement in the Controlled Goods Program
Explore opportunities to engage with the Controlled Goods Program on matters that impact the program
Controlled Goods Program resources
Tools designed to help you navigate the processes and comply with the requirements of Public Services and Procurement Canada’s Controlled Goods Program
How to meet Controlled Goods Program requirements
Information for registrants in the Controlled Goods Program: how to conduct security assessments of your personnel, prepare for inspections, develop a security plan and report a security breach