Which agency is responsible for maintaining records for by-law enforcement in aquatic facilities?

The Municipal Licensing Service is responsible for maintaining records related to by-law enforcement in aquatic facilities. This agency typically oversees the issuance of licenses and ensures compliance with local regulations, which can include safety standards, operational requirements, and adherence to by-laws governing aquatic facilities. This enforcement helps guarantee that facilities operate safely and within the legal framework set by municipal regulations.

In contrast, other agencies like the Health and Safety Board focus mainly on workplace safety and health regulations, but they do not specifically handle by-law enforcement in the context of aquatic facilities. The Environmental Protection Agency primarily deals with environmental issues, ensuring that facilities comply with environmental laws, which although important, do not directly correlate with by-law enforcement. The Swim Safety Association's role is generally to promote safety practices within swimming environments rather than to manage legal compliance or recordkeeping. Thus, the Municipal Licensing Service is the appropriate agency for this responsibility.