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Technical Data Control Regulations — 8
8 (1) Where the Minister receives credible information from which he determines that a certified Canadian contractor (a) has contravened any provision of these Regulations, (b) has contravened any export control laws of Canada, (c) has not complied with anything that the contractor certified in the application made by the contractor pursuant to subsection 6(1), (d) omitted from the application referred to in paragraph (c) any material fact or mis-stated any material fact therein, or (e) certified in bad faith to anything in the application referred to in paragraph (c), the Minister may, by notice in writing to the contractor, suspend the contractor’s eligibility to obtain unclassified technical data. (2) A notice of suspension sent pursuant to subsection (1) shall state the reason for the suspension in sufficient detail to enable the contractor to make representations to the Minister pursuant to subsection (3). (3) A certified Canadian contractor to whom a notice is sent pursuant to subsection (1) may make representations in writing to the Minister in respect of the suspension and, where the contractor shows the Minister (a) that the reason for the suspension no longer exists, or (b) that the decision to suspend the contractor ought not to have been made, the Minister shall remove the suspension. (4) Where, within 20 working days after the date of the notice sent pursuant to subsection (1), the contractor has not shown as described in paragraph (3)(a) or (b), the Minister may revoke the contractor’s certification as a certified Canadian contractor. (5) Where the Minister revokes a contractor’s certification as a certified Canadian contractor pursuant to subsection (4), the Minister shall give written notice of the revocation to the contractor. (6) Within thirty days after a notice of revocation is given in accordance with subsection (5), a Canadian contractor whose certification has been revoked may submit to the Minister new or additional information showing why the revocation should not have been made and, in such a case, the Minister shall (a) reconsider the revocation in light of the new or additional information; and (b) give written notice to the contractor as to whether or not the contractor’s certification will be restored. SOR/91-522, s. 5; SOR/94-603, s. 3(F)
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 authorization. (8) Where a request by a certified contractor to a Canadian government agency (a) pursuant to subsection (1) for unclassified technical data, or (b) pursuant to subsection (7) for authorization to disclose unclassified technical data other than as permitted by subsection (6), is denied by the agency, the agency shall, in writing, give its reason for the denial to the contractor and inform the contractor of any procedures that have been established to which the contractor may have recourse if the contractor wishes the agency to reconsider the request. SOR/91-522, s. 6; SOR/94-603, s. 4
Delegation of Powers (Customs) Regulations — *
The Minister of National Revenue, pursuant to subsection 163(2) of the Customs Act , hereby revokes the Delegation of Powers (Customs) Regulations made on the 12th of October, 1984 * and, in substitution therefor, makes the annexed Regulations delegating powers conferred by section 163 of the Customs Act upon the Minister of National Revenue . * SOR/84-807, 1984 Canada Gazette Part II, p. 3965
Delegation of Powers (Customs) Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Delegation of Powers (Customs) Regulations .
Delegation of Powers (Customs) Regulations — 2
2 The officers named in the schedule may exercise the powers conferred upon the Minister of National Revenue by section 163 of the Customs Act .
Access to Information Act Officers or Employees of the Atomic Energy Control Board Designation Order — *
The President of the Atomic Energy Control Board, pursuant to section 73 of the Access to Information Act * , hereby makes the annexed Order respecting the designation of one or more officers or employees of the Atomic Energy Control Board to exercise or perform any of the powers, duties or functions of the President of the Atomic Energy Control Board for the purposes of the Access to Information Act . * S.C. 1980-81-82-83, c. 111 (Sch. I)
Access to Information Act Officers or Employees of the Atomic Energy Control Board Designation Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Access to Information Act Officers or Employees of the Atomic Energy Control Board Designation Order .
Access to Information Act Officers or Employees of the Atomic Energy Control Board Designation Order — 2
2 Where the President of the Atomic Energy Control Board is absent or otherwise unable to exercise or perform his powers, duties or functions as head of that institution for the purposes of the Access to Information Act , the person holding the position of Director General, Directorate of Fuel Cycle and Materials Regulation of the Atomic Energy Control Board, or in his absence, the person holding the position of Director, Planning and Administration Branch of the Atomic Energy Control Board, is hereby designated to exercise or perform any of the powers, duties or functions of the President of the Atomic Energy Control Board as head of the Atomic Energy Control Board for the purposes of the Access to Information Act .
Advance Payments for Crops Collection Regulations — 1
1 [Repealed by operation of law, 1997, c. 20, s. 45
Advance Payments for Crops Collection Regulations — 2
2 [Repealed by operation of law, 1997, c. 20, s. 45
Advance Payments for Crops Collection Regulations — 3
3 [Repealed by operation of law, 1997, c. 20, s. 45
Advance Payments for Crops Collection Regulations — 4
4 [Repealed by operation of law, 1997, c. 20, s. 45
Advance Payments for Crops Collection Regulations — 5
5 [Repealed by operation of law, 1997, c. 20, s. 45
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[Repealed by operation of law, 1997, c. 20, s. 45
Accountable Advances Regulations — *
The Treasury Board, pursuant to section 31 * of the Financial Administration Act , hereby revokes the Accountable Advances Regulations , C.R.C., c. 668 and makes the annexed Regulations respecting the issuing of, accounting for, repayment and recovery of accountable advances in substitution therefor. * S.C. 1980-81-82-83, c. 170, s. 9
Accountable Advances Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Accountable Advances Regulations .
Accountable Advances Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, accountable advance means (a) a sum of money advanced to a person from an appropriation, and (b) a sum of money advanced to a person from the sum of money described in paragraph (a) for which the person is accountable and includes imprest funds and working capital advances administered under an imprest system; ( avance comptable ) appropriation includes a revolving fund; ( crédit ) cash means bank notes and coins; ( espèces ) change fund means cash provided to a cashier or other individual for the purpose of making change; ( fonds d’appoint ) collective agreement has the same meaning as in the Public Service Staff Relations Act ; ( convention collective ) deposit account means an account with a supplier that is funded by an accountable advance and from which the supplier deducts the value of material as it is shipped; ( compte de dépôt ) deputy head has the same meaning as in the Public Service Employment Act ; ( sous-chef ) employee means an individual appointed to a position in a department or other portion of the public service of Canada listed in Schedule I to the Public Service Staff Relations Act ; ( employé ) holder or custodian means the person to whom an accountable advance has been issued or who is responsible for an accountable advance; ( détenteur ou dépositaire ) person means an individual, a corporation, an organization and any branch or division of a department; ( personne ) petty cash expenditure means a disbursement made from a petty cash fund; ( dépense de petite caisse ) petty cash fund means cash kept on hand under an imprest system for the purpose of making small payments in cash; ( fonds de petite caisse ) standing advance means an accountable advance issued in a specified amount for an indeterminate period and replenished to that specific amount each time an accounting for expenditures is made. ( avance permanente )
Accountable Advances Regulations — (a)
accountable advance means (a) a sum of money advanced to a person from an appropriation, and (b) a sum of money advanced to a person from the sum of money described in paragraph (a) for which the person is accountable and includes imprest funds and working capital advances administered under an imprest system; ( avance comptable )
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appropriation includes a revolving fund; ( crédit )
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cash means bank notes and coins; ( espèces )
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change fund means cash provided to a cashier or other individual for the purpose of making change; ( fonds d’appoint )
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collective agreement has the same meaning as in the Public Service Staff Relations Act ; ( convention collective )
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deposit account means an account with a supplier that is funded by an accountable advance and from which the supplier deducts the value of material as it is shipped; ( compte de dépôt )
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deputy head has the same meaning as in the Public Service Employment Act ; ( sous-chef )
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employee means an individual appointed to a position in a department or other portion of the public service of Canada listed in Schedule I to the Public Service Staff Relations Act ; ( employé )
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holder or custodian means the person to whom an accountable advance has been issued or who is responsible for an accountable advance; ( détenteur ou dépositaire )
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person means an individual, a corporation, an organization and any branch or division of a department; ( personne )
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petty cash expenditure means a disbursement made from a petty cash fund; ( dépense de petite caisse )
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petty cash fund means cash kept on hand under an imprest system for the purpose of making small payments in cash; ( fonds de petite caisse )
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standing advance means an accountable advance issued in a specified amount for an indeterminate period and replenished to that specific amount each time an accounting for expenditures is made. ( avance permanente )
Accountable Advances Regulations — 3
3 An individual to whom an accountable advance is issued is personally responsible and accountable for that advance and any loss or shortage in respect of that advance may be recovered from that individual.
Accountable Advances Regulations — 4
4 A deputy head may issue an accountable advance (a) to a person (i) as a travel, relocation or posting advance where that person is entitled to such an advance pursuant to a contract, a collective agreement or a Treasury Board directive, (ii) for the purpose of establishing a deposit account where a contract or the customary terms of trade require prepayment for goods or services, (iii) for the purpose of establishing a change fund, (iv) for the purpose of establishing a petty cash or other imprest fund, (v) for the purpose of funding a departmental bank account established pursuant to Part III of the Cheque Issue Regulations , or (vi) for any other purpose where payment has to be made by that person on the receipt of goods or on the rendering of a service and the usual payment facilities are not immediately available or their use would be impractical; and (b) to an employee as an emergency salary advance where the issuing of such an advance is otherwise authorized or required by statute, by a collective agreement or by a Treasury Board directive. SOR/93-258, s. 2(F)
Accountable Advances Regulations — 5
5 An accountable advance issued under these Regulations (a) pursuant to paragraph 4(a)(i) or (vi) shall not be issued as a standing advance unless the person to whom the advance is issued is required to incur expenditures or make payments or disbursements in respect thereof on a continuing basis; (b) shall not be issued for any type of payment owing on the termination of employment; (c) for a specific purpose shall not exceed the amount required to cover the expenditures that can reasonably be expected to be made for that purpose; (d) as a standing advance shall not exceed the amount required for expenditures expected to be made from the advance within a fixed period determined on the basis of operational requirements and the turnover of the advance; and (e) for the purpose of establishing a petty cash fund shall not exceed $2000 and no single expenditure from that fund shall exceed $200 without the prior approval of the Treasury Board.
Accountable Advances Regulations — 6
6 (1) The deputy head shall establish and maintain records of all accountable advances issued by him and all expenditures made therefrom. (2) The records referred to in subsection (1) shall include a separate account receivable for every accountable advance and those accounts receivable shall be controlled by a control account maintained within the principal accounting system of the department. (3) Every standing advance shall be accounted for by the holder or custodian thereof not later than 10 working days after the end of any month in which expenditures are incurred or, where a standing advance has been used to establish a deposit account required by contract, in accordance with the terms of that contract, and every other accountable advance shall be accounted for not later than 10 working days after the purpose for which the advance was made is fulfilled (a) in the case of an accountable advance issued for the purpose of establishing a petty cash or other imprest fund, by showing that the cash on hand or bank balance plus receipts or paid vouchers equals the amount of the advance; or (b) in all other cases, by submitting receipts or vouchers covering the expenditures made from the advance where proof of payment is required for those expenditures under a Treasury Board directive. (4) The deputy head shall at the end of every fiscal year (a) require every holder or custodian of a standing advance to provide, within 30 days after the end of the fiscal year, written confirmation of the amount of the advance and his continuing responsibility therefor; and (b) provide to the Receiver General such reports and certificates in respect of all accountable advances as may be required for the purposes of the Public Accounts.
Accountable Advances Regulations — 7
7 (1) The unexpended balance of any accountable advance, other than a standing advance, shall be repaid to the department by the holder or custodian thereof not later than 10 working days after the purpose for which the advance was made has been fulfilled, unless the Treasury Board has authorized recovery by deduction from salary or wages or by deduction from a subsequent advance. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where the deputy head has issued an accountable advance, he may at any time, by notice in writing to the holder or custodian of the advance, demand an accounting thereof and repayment of any unexpended balance and the holder or custodian shall, not later than 30 days after receiving such notice, provide an accounting and make the repayment. SOR/93-258, s. 2(F)
Accountable Advances Regulations — 8
8 (1) An accountable advance or any part thereof that is required to be repaid shall be repaid in full by the holder or custodian thereof in a single payment. (2) An accountable advance or any part thereof that is to be recovered by a department shall, wherever possible, be recovered in full in a single payment.
Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order, 1986, No. 2 — Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order, 1986, No. 2
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, pursuant to paragraph 9(b) of the Territorial Lands Act , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Order waiving the reservation to the Crown with respect to certain territorial lands in the Northwest Territories .
Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order, 1986, No. 2 — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order, 1986, No. 2 .
Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order, 1986, No. 2 — 2
2 The reservation to the Crown set out in paragraph 9(b) of the Territorial Lands Act is hereby waived with respect to a grant of the territorial lands described in the Schedule.
Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order, 1986, No. 2 — Reservation to the Crown Waiver Order, 1986, No. 2
The whole of Lot numbered 278 in the Hamlet of Eskimo Point in the Northwest Territories, as said lot is shown on a plan of survey of record number 66305 in the Canada Lands Surveys Records at Ottawa, a copy of which is filed in the Land Titles Office for the Northwest Territories Land Registration District at Yellowknife under number 1341.
Technical Assistance Regulations —  *
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Secretary of State for External Affairs and the Treasury Board, pursuant to External Affairs Vote 40 of Appropriation Act No. 2 , 1985-86 * , is pleased hereby to revoke the Technical Assistance Regulations made by Order in Council P.C. 1978-1268 of 20th April, 1978 ** , and to make the annexed Regulations respecting technical assistance to developing countries in substitution therefor. * S.C. 1985, c. 24 ** SOR/78-367, 1978 Canada Gazette Part II, p. 2048
Technical Assistance Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Technical Assistance Regulations .
Technical Assistance Regulations — 2
2 (1) In these Regulations, CIDA means the Canadian International Development Agency; ( ACDI ) common-law partner , in relation to an individual, means a person who is cohabiting with the individual in a conjugal relationship, having so cohabited for a period of at least one year; ( conjoint de fait ) cooperant means a person engaged for service in a developing country or a country in transition under the auspices of CIDA; ( coopérant ) dependant means, in respect of a cooperant, (a) the spouse or common-law partner of the cooperant, or (b) a child of the cooperant, including a child adopted legally or in fact by the cooperant, or a child of the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner, who ordinarily resides with the cooperant or with the cooperant and the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner and is (i) under 21 years of age and dependent on the cooperant or the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner for financial support, or (ii) 21 years of age or older and dependent on the cooperant or the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner for financial support by reason of mental or physical incapacity; ( personne à charge ) fellow means a person from a developing country who takes part in a training program under the auspices of CIDA; ( boursier ou boursière ) “Foreign Service Directives” means the Foreign Service Directives of the Treasury Board, as interpreted in accordance with the Memoranda of Understanding between the Treasury Board and the Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers, including the Memorandum of Understanding of February, 2002, entitled Definition of Spouse , that was signed on June 5, 2002; ( Directives sur le service extérieur ) member of a technical mission means a person from a developing country who travels for the purpose of acquiring knowledge of goods or services in a particular field; ( membre d’une mission technique ) public servant means a person employed in the Public Service within the meaning of the Public Service Staff Relations Act . ( fonctionnaire ) (2) For the purposes of these Regulations, the expression “post” in the Foreign Service Directives shall be interpreted as the city, community or other geographic locality where the office to which a cooperant is ordinarily assigned by CIDA is located. SOR/91-506, s. 1; SOR/2003-415, s. 3
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CIDA means the Canadian International Development Agency; ( ACDI )
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common-law partner , in relation to an individual, means a person who is cohabiting with the individual in a conjugal relationship, having so cohabited for a period of at least one year; ( conjoint de fait )
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cooperant means a person engaged for service in a developing country or a country in transition under the auspices of CIDA; ( coopérant )
Technical Assistance Regulations — (a)
dependant means, in respect of a cooperant, (a) the spouse or common-law partner of the cooperant, or (b) a child of the cooperant, including a child adopted legally or in fact by the cooperant, or a child of the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner, who ordinarily resides with the cooperant or with the cooperant and the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner and is (i) under 21 years of age and dependent on the cooperant or the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner for financial support, or (ii) 21 years of age or older and dependent on the cooperant or the cooperant’s spouse or common-law partner for financial support by reason of mental or physical incapacity; ( personne à charge )
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fellow means a person from a developing country who takes part in a training program under the auspices of CIDA; ( boursier ou boursière )
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“Foreign Service Directives” means the Foreign Service Directives of the Treasury Board, as interpreted in accordance with the Memoranda of Understanding between the Treasury Board and the Professional Association of Foreign Service Officers, including the Memorandum of Understanding of February, 2002, entitled Definition of Spouse , that was signed on June 5, 2002; ( Directives sur le service extérieur )
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member of a technical mission means a person from a developing country who travels for the purpose of acquiring knowledge of goods or services in a particular field; ( membre d’une mission technique )
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public servant means a person employed in the Public Service within the meaning of the Public Service Staff Relations Act . ( fonctionnaire )