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Administration The standards of the CAN-BIKE program are maintained by the Canadian Cycling Association, the College of CAN-BIKE Instructors, the National Education Steering Committee, the National Education Standards Sub-Committee and provincial or territorial cycling associations. Canadian Cycling Association The Canadian Cycling Association is responsible for developing and supporting the CAN-BIKE program. The CCA provides course manuals and other materials, provides certificates for course graduates, keeps records of all national examiners, instructors and graduates of Skills II and higher courses. College of CAN-BIKE Instructors CAN-BIKE instructors maintain their certification through the College of CAN-BIKE Instructors. Instructors are also members of their provincial or territorial cycling associations. National Education Steering Committee The National Education Steering Committee develops and approves courses and standards of the CAN-BIKE program, on behalf of the Canadian Cycling Association. National Education Standards Sub-Committee The National Education Standards Sub-Committee reviews course curricula and standards and recommends new courses in the CAN-BIKE program. Provincial and Territorial Cycling Associations Provincial and territorial cycling associations track instructor activity and document graduates of Skills II and higher courses. When there are no local bodies to promote CAN-BIKE, the provincial and territorial associations may assume this role.