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Accountable Travel and Moving Advance Regulations (Dependants of Members of the Canadian Forces) — 3
3 The Chief of the Defence Staff may authorize the making of accountable advances of public funds to the dependants of officers and men of the Canadian Forces, who are either required to move from one location to another, or to move their furniture and effects from one location to another, or both, within existing regulations, when the officer or man dies or is officially reported missing, is a prisoner of war, is interned or detained by a foreign power, or is declared by competent medical authority to be mentally incapacitated.
Accountable Travel and Moving Advance Regulations (Dependants of Members of the Canadian Forces) — 4
4 Accountable advances made under these Regulations shall be limited to amounts sufficient to meet estimated permissible expenses.
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5 Subject to subsections 31(2), (3) and (4) of the Financial Administration Act , the Chief of the Defence Staff may issue such orders as are required to provide for accountability and recovery of advances issued pursuant to these Regulations.
Advance Payments for Crops Guarantee Assignments Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Advance Payments for Crops Guarantee Assignments Regulations .
Advance Payments for Crops Guarantee Assignments Regulations — 2
2 Any person occupying the position of Assistant Deputy Minister, Food Production and Marketing Branch, Department of Agriculture, is hereby designated as the paying officer for the purposes of Part IX of the Financial Administration Act in respect of an assignment of the rights of an organization under subsection 12(1) of the Advance Payments for Crops Act .
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3 For the purposes of paragraph 81(1)(b) of the Financial Administration Act , the rights of an organization under subsection 12(1) of the Advance Payments for Crops Act is a prescribed class of Crown debts.
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations .
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Financial Administration Act ; ( Loi ) assignment means an assignment of a debt referred to in subsection 68(1) of the Act; ( cession ) power of attorney means a written authority executed in the presence of a witness, signed by a person to whom a specified debt is owing by the Crown, authorizing another person named therein to receive moneys due upon the debt and to give a valid receipt or discharge therefor. ( procuration ) SOR/81-339, s. 1; SOR/93-259, s. 1; SOR/94-373, s. 1(F)
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Act means the Financial Administration Act ; ( Loi )
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assignment means an assignment of a debt referred to in subsection 68(1) of the Act; ( cession )
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power of attorney means a written authority executed in the presence of a witness, signed by a person to whom a specified debt is owing by the Crown, authorizing another person named therein to receive moneys due upon the debt and to give a valid receipt or discharge therefor. ( procuration )
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 3
3 For the purposes of Part VII of the Act the following persons are designated as paying officers: (a) divisional services officers; (b) district services officers; and (c) the Minister of National Revenue, with respect to the classes of Crown debts set out in section 13. SOR/81-339, s. 2; SOR/91-35, s. 1; SOR/93-259, s. 2; SOR/94-373, s. 2(F)
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 4
4 (1) A notice of assignment required by subsection 69(1) of the Act shall be in the form set out in Appendix I and completed to the satisfaction of the Receiver General. (2) The acknowledgment of the notice of assignment referred to in subsection 69(2) of the Act shall be in the form set out in Appendix II. SOR/81-339, s. 3; SOR/93-259, s. 2
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 5
5 There shall be submitted in connection with a notice of assignment that is not accompanied by the original written assignment or a duplicate copy of the original assignment, a notarial certificate attached to a copy of the assignment certifying that the said copy is a true copy of the original assignment in respect of which the notice is being given.
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6 Where an assignment or a power of attorney was made by a corporation, notice of the assignment or power of attorney shall be accompanied by the following documents: (a) where the corporation has used a corporate seal on the assignment or power of attorney, in the event that the affixing of the corporate seal to the assignment or power of attorney has not been witnessed by the president and secretary of the corporation or the president and secretary-treasurer of the corporation, a copy of the by-law or resolution of the board of directors pursuant to which the individuals witnessing the affixing of the seal on behalf of the corporation were authorized to so witness, (i) submitted over the seal of the corporation witnessed by the secretary or secretary-treasurer of the corporation, (ii) certified to be a true copy of the resolution or by-law, and (iii) certified to have been in effect on the date the assignment or power of attorney was made; (b) where the corporation has not used a corporate seal on assignment or power of attorney, a copy of the by-law or resolution of the board of directors, pursuant to which the individuals signing on behalf of the corporation were authorized to so sign, certified by the secretary or secretary-treasurer of the corporation, (i) to be a true copy of the resolution or by-law, and (ii) to have been in effect on the date the assignment or power of attorney was made; and (c) in the event that the assignment or power of attorney in respect of which the notice is being given was signed by a trustee or a liquidator, a certified or notarial copy of the court order appointing such trustee or liquidator, as the case may be. SOR/81-339, s. 4
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 7
7 Where an assignment or a power of attorney was made by a partnership, notice of the assignment or power of attorney shall be accompanied by the following documents: (a) an affidavit of execution completed by the person who witnessed the signature of the partner or partners executing the assignment or power of attorney; and (b) in the event that the assignment or power of attorney in respect of which the notice is being given was made in the Province of Quebec and attested to by the signatures of one or more of the partners but not all of the partners, a document establishing to the satisfaction of the Receiver General the authority pursuant to which the partner or partners that signed the assignment or power of attorney may make such assignment or power of attorney on behalf of the partnership. SOR/81-339, s. 4
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8 Where an assignment or a power of attorney was made by anyone other than a corporation or a partnership, notice of the assignment or power of attorney shall be accompanied by an affidavit of execution completed by the person who witnessed the signature of the person executing the assignment or power of attorney. SOR/81-339, s. 4
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 9
9 Where an assignment or power of attorney was made outside Canada, notice of the assignment or power of attorney shall be accompanied by a written opinion of the legal counsel to any Canadian diplomatic, consular or trade representative in the country in which the assignment or power of attorney was made as to whether the assignment or power of attorney is valid and, in the case of an assignment, whether the assignment is binding on the assignor under the laws of the jurisdiction in which such assignment was made. SOR/81-339, s. 4
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 10
10 (1) Surpluses and balances of surpluses payable by The Director, The Veterans’ Land Act, to veterans pursuant to subsection 13(6) or subsection 24(1) of the Veterans’ Land Act are a class of Crown debts within the meaning of subsection 68(1) of the Financial Administration Act . (2) In this section, the word veteran has the meaning assigned to it in the Veterans’ Land Act . SOR/93-259, s. 2
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 11
11 Compensation moneys, including any interest thereon, payable pursuant to the Expropriation Act for any land or property acquired or taken by Her Majesty are a class of Crown debts within the meaning of subsection 68(1) of the Financial Administration Act . SOR/93-259, s. 2
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 12
12 Incentives due or becoming due to applicants therefor pursuant to the Petroleum Incentives Program Act are a class of Crown debts within the meaning of subsection 68(1) of the Act. SOR/82-726, s. 1; SOR/93-259, s. 2
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 13
13 (1) Rebates under subsection 121(2) of the Excise Tax Act payable to individuals in the circumstances described in subparagraph 121(2)(a)(ii) of that Act are a class of Crown debts within the meaning of paragraph 68(1)(b) of the Financial Administration Act . (2) Rebates under subsection 252(1) of the Excise Tax Act payable to non-resident persons other than consumers are a class of Crown debts within the meaning of paragraph 68(1)(b) of the Financial Administration Act . (3) For the purposes of subsection (2), the words non-resident and consumer have the same meaning as in Part IX of the Excise Tax Act . SOR/91-35, s. 2
Assignment of Crown Debt Regulations — 14
14 Moneys payable pursuant to an agreement between the Minister of Finance and a company carrying on the business of mortgage insurance whereby Her Majesty guarantees claims of holders of mortgages insured by the company, and any other chose in action arising out of such an agreement and in respect of which there is a right of recovery enforceable by action against the Crown are a class of Crown debts within the meaning of paragraph 68(1)(b) of the Act. SOR/95-8, s. 1
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TO THE RECEIVER GENERAL: You are hereby notified that by an assignment dated the day of , 19 , (the assignor) has assigned to (the assignee), [(the sum of $ being moneys) or (all moneys)] due or becoming due by the Crown as represented by the Minister of to (the assignor) under for (purpose) dated the day of , 19 , numbered . You are required to make payment of such moneys to (the assignee) at (place where payment is to be made). Dated this day of , 19 .
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You are hereby notified that by an assignment dated the day of , 19 , (the assignor) has assigned to (the assignee), [(the sum of $ being moneys) or (all moneys)] due or becoming due by the Crown as represented by the Minister of to (the assignor) under for (purpose) dated the day of , 19 , numbered .
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You are required to make payment of such moneys to (the assignee) at (place where payment is to be made). Dated this day of , 19 .
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This will acknowledge that notice has been received in this office that by an assignment dated the day of 19 , (the assignor) has assigned to you [(the sum of $ ) or (all moneys)] due or becoming due by the Crown to (the assignor) under for (purpose) dated the day of , 19 , numbered .
Canadian Forces Laundries Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Canadian Forces Laundries Order .
Canadian Forces Laundries Order — 2
2 In this Order, Department means the Department of National Defence; ( ministère ) laundry means a facility operated by the Department for laundering, dry cleaning or pressing public property; ( service de blanchissage ) Minister means the Minister of National Defence. ( ministre )
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Department means the Department of National Defence; ( ministère )
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laundry means a facility operated by the Department for laundering, dry cleaning or pressing public property; ( service de blanchissage )
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Minister means the Minister of National Defence. ( ministre )
Canadian Forces Laundries Order — 3
3 Laundries may be utilized with respect to the personal property of (a) Canadian Forces personnel and their dependents, (b) civilians employed by the Department, and (c) civilian employees of contractors performing work for the Department, when civilian laundry facilities are not available in the area, when the capacity of the laundries will permit the laundering, dry cleaning or pressing of such personal property, when it does not interfere with the laundering and dry cleaning of public property, and providing such service does not entail an increase to establishment or equipment.
Canadian Forces Laundries Order — 4
4 The personal property of the persons described in section 3 may be accepted for laundering, dry cleaning and pressing by laundries in accordance with rates and conditions prescribed from time to time by the Minister.
Canadian Forces Laundries Order — 5
5 The personal property of persons described in section 3 may be accepted for pressing at the rate of one-half the price (to the closest five cents upwards) for the complete dry cleaning service of similar items authorized by the Canadian Forces.
Canadian Forces Laundries Order — 6
6 Claims in respect of loss or damage to personal property accepted for laundering, dry cleaning or pressing shall be settled as follows: (a) individual claims not in excess of $15 may be settled as prescribed by the Minister; (b) individual claims in excess of $15 involving the negligence of an officer or servant while acting within the scope of his duties or employment, may be settled pursuant to the provisions of the National Defence Claims Order, 1970 ; (c) individual claims in excess of $15 but not in excess of $200 not involving negligence of an officer or servant acting within the scope of his duties or employment, may be settled as prescribed by the Minister; and (d) individual claims in excess of $200 not involving negligence of an officer or servant acting within the scope of his duties or employment, are to be settled in each case as authorized by the Treasury Board.
Cedar Point-Christian Island Ferry Fees Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Cedar Point-Christian Island Ferry Fees Regulations .
Cedar Point-Christian Island Ferry Fees Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, barge means any barge owned and operated by Her Majesty in right of Canada in conjunction with the ferry; ( chaland ) ferry means any vessel owned and operated by Her Majesty in right of Canada and normally operated as the ferry between Cedar Point and Christian Island, both in the Province of Ontario; ( traversier ) Indian means an Indian as defined in the Indian Act . ( Indien )
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barge means any barge owned and operated by Her Majesty in right of Canada in conjunction with the ferry; ( chaland )
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ferry means any vessel owned and operated by Her Majesty in right of Canada and normally operated as the ferry between Cedar Point and Christian Island, both in the Province of Ontario; ( traversier )
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Indian means an Indian as defined in the Indian Act . ( Indien )
Cedar Point-Christian Island Ferry Fees Regulations — 3
3 Every person who is carried on the ferry or who charters the ferry or barge, or both, except (a) an Indian, (b) a person who is employed by Her Majesty in right of Canada as a teacher and who resides on Christian Island, and (c) a person who is required to use the ferry in order to transact business with an Indian on Christian Island, shall pay the fee in respect of such carriage or charter set out in the schedule.
Cedar Point-Christian Island Ferry Fees Regulations — 1 (1)
1 (1) Fee for return trip for an individual
Cedar Point-Christian Island Ferry Fees Regulations — (2)
(2) Fee for scheduled return trip for each vehicle
Cedar Point-Christian Island Ferry Fees Regulations — (b)
(b) for each extra 15 minutes or part thereof
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(a) for the first 45 minutes or part thereof
Civilian Dental Treatment Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Civilian Dental Treatment Regulations .
Civilian Dental Treatment Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, isolated area means an area in which a unit designated as an isolated unit by the Minister of National Defence is located and includes such surrounding area as may be determined by the commanding officer of that unit.
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3 Except where the dental treatment of members of the Canadian Forces would be interfered with, dental officers of the Canadian Forces Dental Services may provide dental treatment to civilians (a) in an emergency, for the relief of pain or for the repair of broken dentures, where civilian dental facilities are not available; (b) in isolated areas where no civilian dental facilities exist; or (c) at the request of a provincial dental licensing body where that body considers it necessary to supplement civilian services.
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4 The Minister of National Defence may prescribe the procedure to be followed and the form to be used in arranging and making payment for dental treatment provided pursuant to these Regulations.
Civilian Dental Treatment Regulations — 5
5 Subject to section 6, fees payable by patients for dental treatment provided pursuant to these Regulations after June 30, 1972 shall be the fees set out for that treatment in the schedule of fees of the provincial dental association in (a) the province in which the treatment is provided, where the treatment is provided in a province other than the Yukon Territory or the Northwest Territories; (b) the Province of British Columbia, where the treatment is provided in the Yukon Territory; (c) the Province of Alberta, where the treatment is provided in the Northwest Territories; or (d) the Province of Ontario, where the treatment is provided outside Canada.
Civilian Dental Treatment Regulations — 6
6 Where, in respect of any dental treatment provided pursuant to these Regulations, the applicable schedule of fees referred to in section 5 (a) does not set out any fee for that treatment, (b) does not set out a fixed fee, or (c) authorizes discretionary increases or decreases in the fees set out therein, the Minister of National Defence may, on the recommendation of the commanding officer of the dental unit that provided the treatment, determine the fee to be charged therefor having regard to that recommendation and to prevailing charges for that type of treatment in the location where the treatment is provided.
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7 Fees paid pursuant to these Regulations shall be deposited to the credit of the Receiver General.
Defence Clothing and Equipment Loan Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Defence Clothing and Equipment Loan Order .
Defence Clothing and Equipment Loan Order — 2
2 The Minister of National Defence is authorized, when he considers that the public interest would thereby be served, (a) to issue on loan to Cadet Officers and Cadets of Caribbean countries visiting Canada under exchange arrangements, such items of clothing and equipment as he considers necessary to enable them properly to carry out their training; (b) to permit Cadet Officers and Cadets to retain, free of charge, items that for hygienic reasons may not be reissued to members of the Canadian Forces; and (c) to permit Cadet Officers and Cadets to retain, on payment of 50 per cent of the cost price, items of clothing that, if withdrawn, would be sold to members of the Canadian Forces at 50 per cent of cost.
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order .
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — 2
2 In this Order, floating equipment means large, medium and small tugs, derricks and flat scows owned by, or under charter agreement to, the Department of National Defence.
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3 The Minister of National Defence is authorized to rent on request, when commercial facilities are not available, floating equipment at the prevailing commercial rates for similar equipment in the area.
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4 An agreement in the form set out in the schedule shall be signed by the firm or individual wishing to rent floating equipment.
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The Minister of National Defence Naval Service, National Defence Headquarters, Ottawa, Ontario.
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — (1)
Dear Sir: In consideration of the equipment known as being made available to (hereinafter called the “Charterer”) at the rate of the Charterer agrees as follows: (1) To pay to Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada the rental set forth above for the period during which the equipment is used by, or is held available for the use of, the Charterer, which period includes the time during which the equipment is moving or being moved to or from the place where it is intended to be used. (2) To indemnify Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada for any damage to or loss of the equipment or any part thereof caused by the negligence of the Charterer, his or its servants, agents or employees. (3) To indemnify and save harmless Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada from and against all claims for loss, costs, damages or expenses which may be incurred by reason of the use of said equipment, except where such claims occur through the negligence or wrongful act of Her Majesty’s agents or servants. (4) That the hiring of the equipment to the Charterer may be terminated at any time by Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada should it be deemed necessary or expedient by the Naval Officer in Charge of the equipment. (5) The Charterer states that he has made endeavours to obtain privately owned equipment to carry out the work intended and that no such equipment is available. Charterer
Defence Floating Equipment Rental Order — (1)
In consideration of the equipment known as being made available to (hereinafter called the “Charterer”) at the rate of the Charterer agrees as follows: (1) To pay to Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada the rental set forth above for the period during which the equipment is used by, or is held available for the use of, the Charterer, which period includes the time during which the equipment is moving or being moved to or from the place where it is intended to be used. (2) To indemnify Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada for any damage to or loss of the equipment or any part thereof caused by the negligence of the Charterer, his or its servants, agents or employees. (3) To indemnify and save harmless Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada from and against all claims for loss, costs, damages or expenses which may be incurred by reason of the use of said equipment, except where such claims occur through the negligence or wrongful act of Her Majesty’s agents or servants. (4) That the hiring of the equipment to the Charterer may be terminated at any time by Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada should it be deemed necessary or expedient by the Naval Officer in Charge of the equipment. (5) The Charterer states that he has made endeavours to obtain privately owned equipment to carry out the work intended and that no such equipment is available.