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Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 3
3 A machine, other than a machine that is intended to be used for a manufacturing, industrial or commercial purpose, that was made, designed or invented in the territory that is now Canada or that was made, designed or invented outside that territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory, and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000. SOR/95-170, s. 11; SOR/97-159, s. 17
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 4
4 The following objects made out of the territory that is now Canada if they relate to the history of science and the development of technology in Canada, namely, (a) a scientific instrument, other than a scientific instrument that is intended to be used for any scientific or technological purpose, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $5,000; and (b) a machine, other than a machine that is intended to be used for a manufacturing, industrial or commercial purpose, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $5,000. SOR/97-159, s. 18; SOR/2005-260, s. 13(F)
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 5
5 The following objects made out of the territory that is now Canada other than the objects described in item 4, if they are related to the history of science and the development of technology, namely, (a) a scientific instrument, other than a scientific instrument that is intended to be used for any scientific or technological purpose, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $8,000; and (b) a machine, other than a machine that is intended to be used for a manufacturing, industrial or commercial purpose, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $8,000. SOR/97-159, s. 19; SOR/2005-260, s. 14(F)
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 1
1 The definitions in this section apply in this section and section 2. broadsheet means a publication that consists of a single sheet printed on both sides, sometimes also referred to as a handbill. ( prospectus ) broadside means a publication that consists of a single sheet bearing information on one side only that is intended to be affixed to a surface and that is more textual than graphic. ( placard ) document , manuscript or record [Repealed, SOR/2005-260, s. 15] leaflet means a publication that consists of one or more sheets, printed on both sides, that is folded but not stitched or bound. ( feuillet ) manuscript, record or document means textual material in holograph or typescript, excluding printed materials and other works intended for public distribution such as printed books, pamphlets, or serials. Nevertheless, objects considered to be a manuscript, record or document include (a) a diary, ledger or letterbook; (b) a literary manuscript; (c) a leaflet, broadsheet, broadside or poster; (d) a letter and enclosures; (e) a cover or sheet that contains postal markings or that incorporates postage or revenue stamps; (f) a memorandum, report or account; (g) sheet music; (h) printed ephemera; and (i) a single newspaper. ( manuscrit, pièce d’archives ou document ) printed book or pamphlet means a work of at least two pages, exclusive of cover pages, made up of sheets bound, stitched or fastened together so as to form a material whole under an established date of printing. It includes each work in a set issued under a single title. ( livre imprimé ou brochure ) serial means a publication that appears at intervals for an indefinite period. ( série ) serial title means a run of a serial, irrespective of its continuity. ( titre de série ) textual record [Repealed, SOR/2005-260, s. 15] SOR/97-159, s. 20; SOR/2005-260, s. 15
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broadsheet means a publication that consists of a single sheet printed on both sides, sometimes also referred to as a handbill. ( prospectus )
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broadside means a publication that consists of a single sheet bearing information on one side only that is intended to be affixed to a surface and that is more textual than graphic. ( placard )
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document , manuscript or record [Repealed, SOR/2005-260, s. 15]
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leaflet means a publication that consists of one or more sheets, printed on both sides, that is folded but not stitched or bound. ( feuillet )
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — (a)
manuscript, record or document means textual material in holograph or typescript, excluding printed materials and other works intended for public distribution such as printed books, pamphlets, or serials. Nevertheless, objects considered to be a manuscript, record or document include (a) a diary, ledger or letterbook; (b) a literary manuscript; (c) a leaflet, broadsheet, broadside or poster; (d) a letter and enclosures; (e) a cover or sheet that contains postal markings or that incorporates postage or revenue stamps; (f) a memorandum, report or account; (g) sheet music; (h) printed ephemera; and (i) a single newspaper. ( manuscrit, pièce d’archives ou document )
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printed book or pamphlet means a work of at least two pages, exclusive of cover pages, made up of sheets bound, stitched or fastened together so as to form a material whole under an established date of printing. It includes each work in a set issued under a single title. ( livre imprimé ou brochure )
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serial means a publication that appears at intervals for an indefinite period. ( série )
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serial title means a run of a serial, irrespective of its continuity. ( titre de série )
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textual record [Repealed, SOR/2005-260, s. 15]
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 2
2 (1) Textual records if they were made in the territory that is now Canada, were made outside that territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory, or were made outside that territory and relate to the history or national life of Canada, namely, (a) a manuscript, record or document that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $1,000; (b) a collection of associated manuscripts, records or documents that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; (c) a printed book or pamphlet, a set of printed books or pamphlets under a single title or a serial title, other than a newspaper, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000; and (d) a collection of associated printed books or pamphlets or serial titles, other than a collection of newspapers, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $15,000. (2) Without restricting the generality of subsection (1), examples of paper money considered to be a manuscript, record or document include card money, ordonnances of the French regime, army bills of the years 1813 to 1815 and provincial treasury notes made before the year 1818 for circulation in the territory that is now Canada. (3) The age of any printed material is determined by the established date of printing for the material. SOR/80-855, s. 2; SOR/95-170, s. 12; SOR/97-159, s. 20; SOR/2005-260, s. 16(E)
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — (a)
cartographic record or document means (a) a collection of cartographic representations composed of manuscript or printed material that is bound, stitched or fastened together to form a unit that has no established date of printing for the unit as a whole; (b) a single sheet on which are cartographic representations, irrespective of folding; or (c) cartographic material that is (i) unattached and issued in a combination other than a printed book, such as boxed maps, irrespective of the date of printing, or (ii) in a loose format that clearly forms a single unit of visual information. ( pièce d’archives cartographiques ou document cartographique )
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cinematographic film means positive or negative film, with or without sound, that contains continuous images designed to create the illusion of motion when projected in rapid succession, and includes film issued in any form in a set under a single title that may or may not be part of the film. Cinematographic films issued as a serial are considered to be a collection of associated cinematographic films. ( film cinématographique )
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design means a preliminary sketch or drawing or an outline sketch, drawing, print or plan of a work of art, an edifice, a machine or any other subject to be constructed or made. ( dessin )
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graphic record means a book, manuscript, record, document, photographic positive or negative, cinematographic film, map or any designs or material whose primary object is the communication of information in a visual form, other than written or printed language. ( pièce d’archives graphiques )
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iconographic object means a graphic representation such as a design, illustration or other document that consists primarily of graphic representations or pictures. ( objet iconographique )
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map means a document that is a cartographic representation and includes a topographic, hydrographic, military, cadastral, aeronautic or survey map, cartogram, chart or plan. ( carte )
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — (a)
photographic record or document means (a) a collection of photographs attached or mounted to form a unit, other than a printed book such as a photograph album; or (b) a collection of loose or unattached photographs that clearly form a single unit of visual information. A photograph may take the form of a daguerrotype, ambrotype, calotype, talbotype, tintype, transparency, cinegraph or hologram. ( pièce d’archives photographiques ou document photographique )
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — (a)
pictorial record or document means (a) a bound or attached collection of designs such as a sketch book; or (b) a collection of loose or unattached designs that clearly form a single unit of visual information, such as a set of architectural plans or blueprints. ( pièce d’archives picturales ou document pictural )
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printed atlas or cartographic book means a bound work with an established date of printing and includes each volume of a set of bound works issued under a single title. ( atlas ou recueil de cartes imprimés )
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printed book of photographs or printed book of pictures or designs means a bound work with an established date of printing and includes each volume of a set of bound works issued under a single title. ( recueil de photographies imprimé ou recueil d’illustrations ou de dessins imprimé )
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 4
4 Cartographic objects if they were made in the territory that is now Canada, were made outside that territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory or were made outside that territory and relate to the history or national life of Canada, namely, (a) a map, cartographic record or document that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $1,000; (b) a collection of associated maps or cartographic records or documents that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; (c) a printed atlas or cartographic book or a set of atlases or cartographic books under a single title that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; and (d) a collection of associated printed atlases or cartographic books that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $10,000. SOR/80-855, s. 3; SOR/95-170, s. 14; SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 5
5 Photographic objects if they were made in the territory that is now Canada, were made outside that territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory or were made outside that territory and relate to the history or national life of Canada, namely, (a) a photograph, photographic record or document or a cinematographic film that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $1,000; (b) a collection of associated photographs, photographic records or documents or cinematographic films that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; (c) a printed book of photographs or a set of printed books of photographs under a single title that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,500; and (d) a collection of associated printed books of photographs that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $15,000. SOR/95-170, s. 15; SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 6
6 Iconographic objects if they were made in the territory that is now Canada, were made outside that territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory or were made outside that territory and relate to the history or national life of Canada, namely, (a) a design, pictorial record or document that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $1,000; (b) a collection of associated designs or pictorial records or documents that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; (c) a printed book of pictures or designs or a set of printed books of pictures or designs under a single title that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; and (d) a collection of associated printed books of pictures or designs that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $10,000. SOR/80-855, s. 4; SOR/95-170, s. 16; SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 7
7 (1) In this section and sections 8 and 9, sound recording means (a) an object in any medium on which sound has been registered by mechanical or electrical means so that the sound may be reproduced and played back; (b) objects of recorded sound issued in a set under a single title, irrespective of the date or dates of recording of the individual units in the set; and (c) a collection of physically separated objects of recorded sound where the collection clearly forms a single unit. (2) A sound recording may take the form of a cylinder, disc, belt, spool, cassette or cartridge. SOR/86-329, s. 14; SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 8
8 Sound recordings if they were made in the territory that is now Canada, were made outside that territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory or were made outside that territory and relate to the history or national life of Canada, namely, (a) a sound recording or a document of recorded sound that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $1,000; and (b) a collection of associated sound recordings or documents of recorded sound that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000. SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 9
9 Objects that are made outside the territory that is now Canada, namely, (a) a graphic or textual object, other than a design or a photograph, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $10,000; (b) a collection of associated graphic or textual objects, other than photographs, that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $25,000; (c) a design that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000; (d) a photograph that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $2,000; and (e) a collection of associated photographs that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $10,000. SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 1
1 In this Group, musical instrument means an object that is a device designed to produce sounds in melodic or harmonic combination. SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 2
2 A musical instrument that was made within or outside the territory that is now Canada, that is identified with a prominent person, institution or memorable event that relates to the history or national life of Canada, and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $3,000. SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 3
3 A musical instrument, other than a musical instrument described in section 2, that was made within the territory that is now Canada or made outside that territory by a person who at any time ordinarily resided in that territory and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $5,000. SOR/97-159, s. 20
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List — 4
4 A musical instrument, other than a musical instrument described in section 2 or 3, that was made outside the territory that is now Canada and that has a fair market value in Canada of more than $50,000. SOR/97-159, s. 20
Cultural Property Export Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Cultural Property Export Regulations . SOR/2015-155, s. 1(F)
Cultural Property Export Regulations — 2
2 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the Cultural Property Export and Import Act . ( Loi ) object means any object or class of objects described in subsection 4(2) of the Act that is included in the Control List. ( objet ) public record means any original documentary material made by or received by a public authority or the predecessor in the territory that is now Canada of that public authority that contains information relating to the organization, function, procedure, policy or activity of that public authority. ( pièce d’archives publiques ) SOR/2015-155, s. 3
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Act means the Cultural Property Export and Import Act . ( Loi )
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object means any object or class of objects described in subsection 4(2) of the Act that is included in the Control List. ( objet )
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public record means any original documentary material made by or received by a public authority or the predecessor in the territory that is now Canada of that public authority that contains information relating to the organization, function, procedure, policy or activity of that public authority. ( pièce d’archives publiques )
Cultural Property Export Regulations — 3
3 An application for an export permit to export any object shall be made in the form established by the Minister, signed by the applicant and forwarded to a permit officer. SOR/2015-155, s. 4
Cultural Property Export Regulations — 4
4 The following information shall be furnished and forwarded with an application referred to in section 3 in respect of the object to which the application applies: (a) the name, address and telephone number of the applicant; (b) where the applicant is not the owner of the object, the name, address and telephone number of the owner; (c) the name, address and telephone number of the shipper or consignor; (d) the name, address and telephone number of the consignee; (e) subject to section 6, a description of the object in sufficient detail to clearly identify it; (f) the proposed date of export of the object; (g) details in respect of the purpose of exporting the object; (h) the fair market value in Canada or, if sold, the selling price of the object; (i) any information requested by the permit officer to whom the application is made or by any expert examiner to whom the application has been referred or by the Minister if, in the opinion of one of them, the information furnished by the applicant requires clarification, or the identification of the object, is not in sufficient detail; (j) documentary evidence indicating the proposed destination of the object; and (k) any other information that is required. SOR/2015-155, s. 5
Cultural Property Export Regulations — 5
5 (1) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), there shall be included with an application for an export permit in respect of an object a photograph or, in the case of an object that is a document, a photograph or photostatic copy of the object, satisfactory to the Minister, where the application is in respect of (a) an object described in paragraph 2(a), (b) or (e) of Group I of the Control List; (b) an object described in paragraph 3(a), (b), (c) or (d) of Group I of the Control List; (c) an object or collection of objects described in item 4 of Group I of the Control List; (d) an object described in any item in Group II, III, IV, V or VI of the Control List; (e) an object described in paragraph 2(a) or (b), 3(a) or (b), 4(a) or (b) or 5(a) or (b) of Group VII of the Control List; and (f) an object, other than a printed book, described in item 7 of Group VII of the Control List. (2) Subject to subsection (4), there shall be included with an application for an export permit in respect of a collection of objects described in paragraph 2(c) of Group I of the Control List a photograph, satisfactory to the Minister, of each specimen in the collection. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1), where an object described in paragraph (1)(e) or (f) contains more than 12 pages, the application for an export permit for that object need include only photograph or photostatic copies satisfactory to the Minister of 12 pages that are representative of the object as a whole. (4) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to an application for an export permit in respect of the following objects: (a) an object referred to in paragraph 7(a) of the Act that was imported into Canada for a temporary purpose, other than resale, if the application includes (i) a permit or document described in subparagraph 6(c)(i), (ii) an A.T.A. Carnet described in subparagraph 6(c)(iii), or (iii) a declaration described in subparagraph 6(c)(iv); (b) an object referred to in paragraph 7(b) of the Act if the application includes the reference number used by the institution or public authority to identify or catalogue the object; and (c) an object referred to in paragraph 7(c) of the Act that is to be exported by an institution or public authority if the application includes the inventory number, accession number or other reference number used by the institution or public authority to identify or catalogue the object. SOR/2015-155, s. 6
Cultural Property Export Regulations — 6
6 When an application is being made for an export permit in respect of an object to which section  7 of the Act applies, the object may be identified in the application by setting out (a) the name of the object; (b) the name of the maker of the object; and (c) the reference number (i) of the export permit issued by the government of the foreign state if that state authorized the exportation of the object into Canada, or the shipping document covering the entry into Canada of the object that clearly identifies the object if a copy of the export permit or shipping document, as the case may be, or a translation of it in one of the official languages, is forwarded with the application, (ii) issued by an institution or public authority in Canada to identify or catalogue the object, (iii) of an A.T.A. Carnet referred to in the Temporary Importation (Tariff Item No. 9993.00.00) Regulations that was issued in respect of the object on the last occasion the object was imported into Canada, or (iv) of the appropriate import declaration made by the person who imported the object on the last occasion the object was imported into Canada. SOR/2015-155, s. 7