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Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 10
10 A register may incorporate a means of adjustment that automatically selects a predetermined correction factor that corresponds to the rate of flow, in order to linearize the meter accuracy/flow rate performance curve, where (a) no factor can be adjusted to deviate from the adjacent factor by more than 0.25 per cent; and (b) the register is designed so that programmed correction factors are readily verifiable either by means of the display or printing of the programmed correction factors or by any other means, such as switch settings or jumper locations accompanied by suitable codes or legends.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 11
11 (1) A pulse processing system of a register that is intended for use in a metering installation in which a reverse flow of liquid through the meter can occur shall, in the case of such a reverse flow of liquid, subtract from all registrations the quantity corresponding to the volume of the reverse flow of liquid. (2) Where the pulse processing system of a register does not comply with subsection (1), the system shall not be approved pursuant to section 3 of the Act unless the use of the system is restricted to metering installations in which a reverse flow of liquid cannot occur.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 12
12 (1) A register, other than a non-resettable register, that incorporates an electronic display shall (a) automatically supply electrical power to all display segments for at least 0.5 seconds and cut the power for at least 0.5 seconds after the register is reset to zero and before the next delivery is started, to allow an operator to detect any fault in a segment or in a circuit of the segment; or (b) incorporate an automatic self-testing system that checks the operation of all display segments prior to starting a delivery and, where a fault is detected, prevents the delivery. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of secondary registers that display the same information as the primary register.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 13
13 A register shall be designed so that the unit price cannot be changed while the register is computing the total price for a delivery.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 14
14 A register shall be designed so that it automatically locks the register display and causes the liquid flow to stop where, during a delivery, false or missing pulses are detected that represent a quantity of liquid in excess of an amount that is the greater of (a) five times the applicable minimum increment of registration set out in section 20, and (b) one increment for every 1,000 increments registered during the delivery.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 15
15 The quantity and, where applicable, the unit price and the total price shall remain displayed for at least five minutes after a delivery unless (a) the next transaction is initiated; or (b) the current transaction is finalized.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 16
16 Where a metering assembly incorporates a selective means of adjustment that permits a meter to accurately measure different liquids, or permits the register to be used with different meters, the selection of the liquids or meters shall be interlocked so that (a) the adjustment selection corresponds to the liquid or meter selected; and (b) the unit price, where applicable, corresponds to the unit price of the liquid selected.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 17
17 A metering assembly that can be used with more than one liquid or incorporates more than one meter shall be designed to prevent the selection mechanism from operating after the registration of a value equal to 10 times the applicable minimum increment of registration set out in section 20, except where the register of the metering assembly is automatically reset to zero following the selection.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 18
18 A register that is intended for use with more than one meter or for more than one liquid shall be designed to incorporate a means to automatically prevent the delivery of more than one liquid at a time.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 19
19 In order to mask the effect of hose expansion on the registrations of a register, displayed values may be suppressed in a register up to a value equal to three times the applicable minimum increment of registration set out in section 20.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 20
20 Every registration of a metering assembly, other than a registration of a non-resettable register, shall have at least the following number of digits and not more than the following value as minimum increment of registration: (a) four digits and 0.001 L or 0.0001 gallons, in the case of registers for use with meters designed for a maximum flow rate of 5 L or less per minute; (b) five digits and 0.001 L or 0.0001 gallons, in the case of registers for use with meters designed for a maximum flow rate of more than 5 L per minute but not more than 20 L per minute; (c) five digits and 0.01 L or 0.001 gallons, in the case of registers for use with meters designed for a maximum flow rate of more than 20 L per minute but not more than 115 L per minute; (d) five digits and 0.1 L or 0.01 gallons, in the case of registers for use with meters designed for a maximum flow rate of more than 115 L per minute but not more than 500 L per minute; and (e) five digits and 1.0 L or 0.1 gallons in the case of registers for use with meters designed for a maximum flow rate of more than 500 L per minute.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 21
21 Every means of registration of the total price in a metering assembly shall have sufficient digits to enable the metering assembly to meet the requirements of section 28 when the metering assembly is adjusted to the highest unit price and registers the largest volume the register is capable of registering.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 22
22 A non-resettable register that is intended for use with a meter such as a pipeline meter shall be designed so that no registration is repeated when the meter operates continuously at its maximum rated capacity for a period of 90 days.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 23
23 A non-resettable register that operates from the main power supply and that is exposed to ambient temperatures within the operating range of the register shall, in the event of a power outage, continue to function for a period of at least (a) 24 hours, where a back-up power supply that automatically recharges on restoration of power is used; or (b) seven days, where any other type of back-up power supply is used.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 24
24 (1) A non-resettable register that obtains its power supply from a power source that must periodically be replaced, such as a battery, shall indicate low power at least 90 days before power failure. (2) The replacement of a power source referred to in subsection (1) shall not alter programming and metering information nor impair the subsequent operation of the register.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 25
25 A register, other than a non-resettable register, that operates from the main power supply shall, in the event of a power outage, (a) continue to operate in accordance with the applicable performance specifications for the period set out in section 23; or (b) retain programming and metering information for the period set out in section 23 and be capable, on demand, of displaying quantity and, where provided, unit price and total price, at any time up to 15 minutes after the power outage.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 26
26 A register intended for use in a metering installation that measures the flow of liquid in the forward and reverse directions shall be designed to continuously indicate the direction of flow.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 27
27 An electronic printer of a metering assembly, other than a cash register, shall, in addition to meeting the requirements set out in section 129 of the Regulations, provide a ticket that contains the following information: (a) the name and address of the trader; (b) the address at which the metering assembly is installed or the identification number of the vehicle on which the metering assembly is installed; (c) the identification number of the metering assembly, where more than one metering assembly is installed at the same location or on the same vehicle; and (d) the date of delivery of the liquid.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 28
28 The total price computed by a metering assembly shall agree to the nearest cent with the product of the unit price displayed and the quantity delivered.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 29
29 A register and all ancillary equipment shall remain within the applicable limits of error when tested under the following conditions: (a) an ambient temperature in the range of -30°C to +40°C, except that a register and all ancillary equipment that are designed for use in a temperature-controlled environment shall be tested over the range of ambient temperatures that is specified by the manufacturer and marked on the name-plate of the register; and (b) a relative humidity in the range of 10 to 95 per cent.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 30
30 (1) A register and all ancillary equipment that operate from the main power supply shall remain within the applicable limits of error when tested with voltages from 90 to 110 per cent of the nominal voltage. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), where a range of input voltages is specified by the manufacturer, the nominal voltage shall be the midpoint of the range.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 31
31 The accuracy of registration and computation and general operation of a register and all ancillary equipment shall be unaffected when (a) for the purpose of determining susceptibility to conducted interference, the register and ancillary equipment that operate from the main power supply are tested with test spikes superimposed on the supply, each having the wave-form shown in the schedule, with a pulse repetition rate of 10 spikes per second for a period of 10 minutes; and (b) for the purpose of determining susceptibility to radiated interference, the register and ancillary equipment are scanned at a distance of 2 m with hand-held 4 W transceivers operating at frequencies of 27 MHz and 460 MHz.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 32
32 Where a control console for motor fuel dispensers is used with a register so that a person can preset the quantity of liquid to be delivered, the dispenser shall deliver a quantity of liquid that is not less than the preset quantity and that does not exceed the preset quantity by more than five times the applicable minimum increment of registration set out in section 20.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 33
33 Where a control console for motor fuel dispensers is used with a register so that a person can preset the money value of the liquid to be delivered, the dispenser shall stop the flow of liquid so that the money value registered at the dispenser is not less than the preset value and does not exceed the preset value by more than an amount, rounded up to the nearest cent, equal to five times the applicable minimum increment of registration set out in section 20.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 34
34 Where a metering assembly incorporates a register that is capable of registering flow in only one direction, the assembly shall have a means to prevent a reverse flow of the liquid.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 35
35 A pulser shall be installed in a metering assembly so that any backlash between the measuring element and the pulser does not exceed the motion required to generate pulses corresponding to the applicable minimum increment of registration set out in section 20.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 36
36 Where a register is used with a money acceptor, a means shall be provided to print on demand a ticket that shows the information required by section 27, the amount of money tendered and the change due to the customer.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 37
37 A metering installation shall be provided with automatic means to stop the flow of liquid when the register detects false or missing pulses that represent a quantity of liquid in excess of the amount determined in accordance with section 14.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 38
38 A metering installation that incorporates a register referred to in section 18 shall be provided with automatic means to prevent the delivery of more than one liquid at a time.
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, considering that it is in the public interest to do so, on the recommendation of the Minister of National Revenue and the Treasury Board, pursuant to section 23 of the Financial Administration Act , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Order respecting the remission of amounts payable under the Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act by Soquip Alberta Inc.
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order .
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — 2
2 In this Order, Act means the Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act ; ( Loi ) Corporation means Soquip Alberta Inc.; ( société ) net tax means the amount by which (a) the aggregate of amounts of tax that have been assessed under the Act as payable by the Corporation exceeds (b) the aggregate of all amounts deemed to have been paid by the Corporation under the Act and other similar amounts. ( impôt net )
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order
Act means the Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act ; ( Loi )
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order
Corporation means Soquip Alberta Inc.; ( société )
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — (a)
net tax means the amount by which (a) the aggregate of amounts of tax that have been assessed under the Act as payable by the Corporation exceeds (b) the aggregate of all amounts deemed to have been paid by the Corporation under the Act and other similar amounts. ( impôt net )
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — 3
3 Remission is hereby granted to the Corporation of the net tax to the extent of the grants paid by the Corporation or the Province of Quebec to the Receiver General for Canada within 30 days after the date on which this Order is made.
Soquip Alberta Inc. (Petroleum and Gas Revenue Tax Act) Remission Order — 4
4 Remission is hereby granted to the Corporation of the interest and penalties payable in respect of the net tax remitted pursuant to section 3.
Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Act — Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Act
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, pursuant to section 2 of the Agricultural and Rural Development Act (ARDA) , is pleased hereby
Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Act — (a)
(a) to revoke Order in Council P.C. 1984-2290 of June 28, 1984 * ; and
Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Act — (b)
(b) to designate the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology, a member of the Queen’s Privy Council for Canada, as the Minister for the purposes of that Act. * SI/84-104, 1984 Canada Gazette Part II, p. 2988
Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Statistics Act and for Purposes of the Financial Administration Act with Respect to Statistics Canada — Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Statistics Act and for Purposes of the Financial Administration Act with Respect to Statistics Canada
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, is pleased hereby
Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Statistics Act and for Purposes of the Financial Administration Act with Respect to Statistics Canada — (a)
(a) pursuant to the definition "Minister" in section 2 of the Statistics Act and paragraph (b) of the definition "appropriate Minister" in section 2 of the Financial Administration Act, to revoke Order in Council P.C. 1989-137 of January 30, 1989*;
Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Statistics Act and for Purposes of the Financial Administration Act with Respect to Statistics Canada — (b)
(b) pursuant to the definition "Minister" in section 2 of the Statistics Act, to designate the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology, a member of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, as the Minister for the purposes of that Act; and
Order Designating the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as Minister for Purposes of the Statistics Act and for Purposes of the Financial Administration Act with Respect to Statistics Canada — (c)
(c) pursuant to paragraph (b) of the definition "appropriate Minister" in section 2 of the Financial Administration Act, to designate the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology as the appropriate Minister with respect to Statistics Canada for the purposes of that Act.
Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989 — Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989
Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories QUEEN, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989 — Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989
To all to whom these Presents shall come or whom the same may in anyway concern,
Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989 — “41.
Whereas section 41 of the Old Age Security Act , provides as follows: “41. (1) The Governor in Council may, by order, declare any agreement entered into under section 40 to be in force and, when any such order comes into force, the agreement to which it relates has the force of law in Canada during such period as by the terms of the agreement it remains in force. (2) Notice of the day an agreement entered into under section 40 comes into force and of the day it ceases to be in force shall be given by proclamation of the Governor in Council published, with the text of the agreement, in the Canada Gazette .”
Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989 — “41.
“41. (1) The Governor in Council may, by order, declare any agreement entered into under section 40 to be in force and, when any such order comes into force, the agreement to which it relates has the force of law in Canada during such period as by the terms of the agreement it remains in force. (2) Notice of the day an agreement entered into under section 40 comes into force and of the day it ceases to be in force shall be given by proclamation of the Governor in Council published, with the text of the agreement, in the Canada Gazette .”
Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989 — *
And Whereas by Order in Council P.C. 1988-1760 of August 25, 1988 * , the Governor in Council declared the Agreement on Social Security between Canada and Iceland , signed at Gimli on June 25, 1988, to be in force in Canada on the first day of the second month following the month in which each Party shall have received from the other Party written notification that it has complied with all requirements for the entry into force of the Agreement in accordance with Article XXIII of the said Agreement; * Not published in the Canada Gazette Part II
Proclamation Declaring the Reciprocal Agreement on Social Security Between Canada and Iceland in Force October 1, 1989 — “42.
And Whereas subsections 42(1) and (2) of the Old Age Security Act provide as follows: “42. (1) An order under section 41 shall be laid before Parliament not later than fifteen days after its issue or, if Parliament is not then sitting, within the first fifteen days next thereafter that either House of Parliament is sitting. (2) An order referred to in subsection (1) shall come into force on the thirtieth sitting day after it has been laid before Parliament pursuant to that subsection unless before the twentieth sitting day after the order has been laid before Parliament a motion for the consideration of either House, to the effect that the order be revoked, signed by not less than fifty members of the House of Commons in the case of a motion for the consideration of that House and by not less than twenty members of the Senate in the case of a motion for the consideration of the Senate, is filed with the Speaker of the appropriate House.”;