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First Nations Oil and Gas and Moneys Management Voting Regulations — 14
Privacy for voting 14 The electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must provide a compartment at each polling place where the eligible voter can mark his or her ballot free from observation.
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Ballot box 15 The electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must, immediately before the opening of the poll, open the ballot box and call on those persons who are present to witness that it is empty and must then lock the ballot box and seal it — so as to ensure that any opening of the ballot box will be made obvious by a disturbance to the seal — using one of the following: (a) a mechanical device; (b) adhesive tape or seal; or (c) any other method that achieves the same result. SOR/2009-150, s. 2
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Hours for polling stations 16 (1) Polling stations must be kept open from 9:00 a.m., local time, until 8:00 p.m., local time, on the day of the vote. Presence at closing time (2) An eligible voter who is inside a polling station at the time that the polling station is to close is entitled to vote.
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Provision of ballot 17 (1) Subject to subsection 7(5), if a person whose name is set out on the voters list attends at a polling station for the purpose of voting, the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must provide the person with a ballot. Marking voters list (2) The electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must place on the voters list a mark opposite the name of every eligible voter receiving a ballot. Change in voting method (3) An eligible voter to whom a mail-in ballot was mailed, delivered or provided under subsection 7(1) or (3) may obtain a ballot and vote in person at a polling station if (a) the eligible voter returns the mail-in ballot to the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer; or (b) if the eligible voter has lost or has not received the mail-in ballot, the eligible voter provides the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer with a written affirmation that the eligible voter has lost or has not received the mail-in ballot, signed by the eligible voter in the presence of the electoral officer, a deputy electoral officer, a justice of the peace, a notary public or a commissioner for oaths.
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Explanation of mode of voting 18 (1) The electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must explain the mode of voting to an eligible voter when requested to do so by the eligible voter. Assistance in voting (2) At the request of an eligible voter who is not able to read or who is incapacitated by blindness or other physical cause, the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must assist the eligible voter by marking the eligible voter’s ballot in the manner directed by the eligible voter and must place the ballot in the ballot box. Record of assistance (3) The electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must make an entry on the voters list opposite the name of the eligible voter indicating that the ballot was marked by him or her at the request of the eligible voter and the reasons for the request.
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Voting procedure 19 Except as provided in subsection 18(2), every eligible voter receiving a ballot must (a) proceed immediately to the compartment provided for marking the ballot; (b) mark the ballot by placing a cross, check mark or other mark, clearly indicating the eligible voter’s response to the question that is the subject of the vote; (c) fold the ballot in a manner that conceals the question and any marks but exposes the initials on the back; and (d) deliver it without delay to the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer for deposit in the ballot box.
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Replacement ballot 20 (1) An eligible voter who receives a soiled or improperly printed ballot, or who inadvertently spoils his or her ballot in marking it, and who returns the ballot to the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer is entitled to another ballot. Forfeiting right to vote (2) An eligible voter who receives a ballot forfeits his or her right to vote if he or she (a) leaves the compartment for marking ballots without delivering the ballot to the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer in the manner provided; or (b) refuses to vote. Recording the event (3) In a case described in subsection (2), the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must make an entry on the voters list opposite the name of the eligible voter indicating that the eligible voter did not return the ballot or refused to vote, as the case may be.
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Voting compartment 21 The electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer must allow only one eligible voter in the compartment for marking ballots at any one time.
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Prohibition on interference 22 (1) No person may interfere or attempt to interfere with an eligible voter when the eligible voter is marking his or her ballot. Prohibition on obtaining information (2) No person may obtain or attempt to obtain at the polling place information as to how an eligible voter is about to vote or has voted.
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Interpreter 23 If the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer does not understand the language spoken by an eligible voter, the electoral officer or the deputy electoral officer must enlist the aid of an interpreter to communicate with respect to all matters required to enable that eligible voter to vote.
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Mail-in ballots 24 After the close of the polls, the electoral officer must, in the presence of a deputy electoral officer and any members of the council of the First Nation who are present, open each envelope containing a mail-in ballot that was received before the close of the polls and, without unfolding the ballot, (a) set aside the ballot if (i) it is not accompanied by a voter declaration form or the voter declaration form is not signed or witnessed, (ii) the name of the eligible voter set out in the voter declaration form is not on the voters list, or (iii) the voters list shows that the eligible voter has already voted; or (b) place a mark on the voters list opposite the name of the eligible voter set out on the voter declaration form and deposit the ballot in a ballot box. SOR/2024-279, s. 5(E)
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Procedure on opening ballot boxes 25 (1) After the mail-in ballots have been deposited under section 24, the electoral officer must, in the presence of a deputy electoral officer and any members of the council of the First Nation who are present, open all ballot boxes and (a) examine the ballots; (b) set aside any ballot that does not have the initials of the electoral officer or a deputy electoral officer on the back; (c) reject all ballots (i) that have been marked incorrectly, or (ii) on which anything appears by which an eligible voter can be identified; (d) count the votes cast in favour of and against the question submitted in the vote; and (e) prepare a statement in writing of the number of votes so cast and of the number of ballots rejected. Signing and filing statement (2) The statement referred to in paragraph (1)(e) must be (a) signed by the electoral officer and by the chief or a member of the council of the First Nation; and (b) filed in the regional office of the Department of Indigenous Services. SOR/2024-279, s. 4 SOR/2024-279, s. 5(E)
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Void ballots 26 A ballot set aside under paragraph 24(a) or 25(1)(b) or rejected under paragraph 25(1)(c) is void and must not be counted as a vote cast.
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Statement of results 27 When the results of the voting are known, the electoral officer must (a) prepare a statement in triplicate, signed by the electoral officer and by the chief or a member of the council of the First Nation, that confirms that the vote was conducted in accordance with these Regulations and indicates the number of (i) eligible voters who were entitled to vote, (ii) eligible voters who voted, (iii) votes cast in favour of and against the question submitted in the vote, and (iv) rejected ballots; and (b) deliver a copy of the statement to (i) the Assistant Deputy Minister, in the case of a vote held under section 17 of the Act, or the Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, in the case of a vote held under section 18 of the Act, (ii) the person in charge of the regional office of the Department of Indigenous Services, and (iii) the chief of the First Nation. SOR/2024-279, s. 2 SOR/2024-279, s. 4 SOR/2024-279, s. 5(E)
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Retention of ballots 28 (1) The electoral officer must deposit the ballots used in the voting, together with all supporting documents, in a sealed envelope and retain them. Destruction of ballots (2) If no review has been requested within 60 days after the day of the vote, the electoral officer must destroy the ballots used in the voting.
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Request for review 29 (1) An eligible voter may, in the manner set out in subsection (2), request a review of the vote by the Minister if the eligible voter believes that there was (a) a contravention of these Regulations that may affect the results of the vote; or (b) a corrupt practice in connection with the vote. Procedure for request (2) A request for a review of a vote must be forwarded to the Minister, by registered mail addressed to the Assistant Deputy Minister, in the case of a vote held under section 17 of the Act, or the Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, in the case of a vote held under section 18 of the Act, within 30 days after the day of the vote. The request must include a declaration signed in the presence of a witness who is at least 18 years of age that contains the grounds for requesting the review and any other relevant information. SOR/2024-279, s. 3
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Minister to advise Governor in Council 30 If the material referred to in subsection 29(2) or any other information in the possession of the Minister is sufficient to call into question the validity of a vote on the ratification of an oil and gas code and a financial code referred to in section 10 of the Act and the approval of the transfer to the First Nation of the management and regulation of oil and gas exploration and exploitation, the Minister must advise the Governor in Council accordingly. SOR/2024-279, s. 5(E)
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Coming into force 31 These Regulations come into force on the day on which they are registered.
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This is the question to be put to the eligible voters: Do you approve of the oil and gas code and financial code developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ] and the transfer to [ insert the name of the First Nation ] of the management and regulation of oil and gas exploration and exploitation in the reserve lands of [ insert the name of the First Nation ]? Yes ☐ No ☐
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Do you approve of the oil and gas code and financial code developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ] and the transfer to [ insert the name of the First Nation ] of the management and regulation of oil and gas exploration and exploitation in the reserve lands of [ insert the name of the First Nation ]? Yes ☐ No ☐
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This is the question to be put to the eligible voters: Do you approve of the financial code of [ insert the name of the First Nation ], dated [ insert the date of the financial code ], and the payment to the [ insert the name of the First Nation ], in accordance with the financial code, of all moneys held today, and all moneys to be collected or received in future, by Her Majesty for the use and benefit of the [ insert the name of the First Nation ]? Yes ☐ No ☐
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Do you approve of the financial code of [ insert the name of the First Nation ], dated [ insert the date of the financial code ], and the payment to the [ insert the name of the First Nation ], in accordance with the financial code, of all moneys held today, and all moneys to be collected or received in future, by Her Majesty for the use and benefit of the [ insert the name of the First Nation ]? Yes ☐ No ☐
First Nations Oil and Gas and Moneys Management Voting Regulations — (a)
This is the question to be put to the eligible voters: Do you approve of both (a) the oil and gas code and the financial code dated [ insert the date of the financial code ], developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ], and the transfer to [ insert the name of the First Nation ] of the management and regulation of oil and gas exploration and exploitation in the reserve lands of [ insert the name of the First Nation ], and (b) the financial code dated [ insert the date of the financial code ] developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ] and the payment to the [ insert the name of the First Nation ], in accordance with that financial code, of all moneys held today, and all moneys to be collected or received in future, by Her Majesty for the use and benefit of the [ insert the name of the First Nation ]? Yes ☐ No ☐
First Nations Oil and Gas and Moneys Management Voting Regulations — (a)
Do you approve of both (a) the oil and gas code and the financial code dated [ insert the date of the financial code ], developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ], and the transfer to [ insert the name of the First Nation ] of the management and regulation of oil and gas exploration and exploitation in the reserve lands of [ insert the name of the First Nation ], and (b) the financial code dated [ insert the date of the financial code ] developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ] and the payment to the [ insert the name of the First Nation ], in accordance with that financial code, of all moneys held today, and all moneys to be collected or received in future, by Her Majesty for the use and benefit of the [ insert the name of the First Nation ]? Yes ☐ No ☐
First Nations Oil and Gas and Moneys Management Voting Regulations — (a)
(a) the oil and gas code and the financial code dated [ insert the date of the financial code ], developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ], and the transfer to [ insert the name of the First Nation ] of the management and regulation of oil and gas exploration and exploitation in the reserve lands of [ insert the name of the First Nation ], and
First Nations Oil and Gas and Moneys Management Voting Regulations — (b)
(b) the financial code dated [ insert the date of the financial code ] developed by [ insert the name of the First Nation ] and the payment to the [ insert the name of the First Nation ], in accordance with that financial code, of all moneys held today, and all moneys to be collected or received in future, by Her Majesty for the use and benefit of the [ insert the name of the First Nation ]?
Pest Control Products Incident Reporting Regulations — a
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Health, pursuant to subsection 67(1) of the Pest Control Products Act a , hereby makes the annexed Pest Control Products Incident Reporting Regulations . a S.C. 2002, c. 28
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Definitions 1 (1) The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the Pest Control Products Act . ( Loi ) animal means an invertebrate or a vertebrate, other than a human. ( animal ) domestic animal means an animal that is under the control of humans and dependent on them for its survival. ( animal domestique ) incident means an incident whose effects relate to the health or environmental risks or the value of a pest control product. It does not include an incident that results from (a) an act or activity that constitutes an offence under the Criminal Code ; or (b) the exposure of a targeted subject of a pest control product that is manufactured for the purpose of controlling such a subject. ( incident ) incident report means a report that contains the information described in section 3 and that is received by the Minister from a registrant or an applicant. ( rapport d’incident ) individual of a species at risk [Repealed, SOR/2019-173, s. 2] Application of definition incident report (2) For the purpose of applying the definition incident report in subsection (1), the information need not be proved or substantiated by the registrant or applicant in order to be included in the report. SOR/2019-173, s. 2
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Act means the Pest Control Products Act . ( Loi )
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animal means an invertebrate or a vertebrate, other than a human. ( animal )
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domestic animal means an animal that is under the control of humans and dependent on them for its survival. ( animal domestique )
Pest Control Products Incident Reporting Regulations — (a)
incident means an incident whose effects relate to the health or environmental risks or the value of a pest control product. It does not include an incident that results from (a) an act or activity that constitutes an offence under the Criminal Code ; or (b) the exposure of a targeted subject of a pest control product that is manufactured for the purpose of controlling such a subject. ( incident )
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incident report means a report that contains the information described in section 3 and that is received by the Minister from a registrant or an applicant. ( rapport d’incident )
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individual of a species at risk [Repealed, SOR/2019-173, s. 2]
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Incident categories 2 Incidents are classified, according to the subject and effects of the exposure to the pest control product, into the following categories: (a) an incident whose effect is a human death; (b) an incident that has a major effect on a human, namely, that human had or has symptoms that indicate a condition that could be life-threatening or result in adverse reproductive or developmental effects or in chronic disability; (c) an incident that has an effect on a human other than the effects set out in paragraph (a) or (b); (d) an incident whose effect is an animal death or, if the incident occurs in the United States, a domestic animal death; (e) an incident that has an effect on an animal other than death; (f) an incident that has an effect on terrestrial or aquatic plants; (g) an incident of package failure that could result in the exposure of a human to a pest control product or in injury to a human; and (h) an incident whose effects are identified in a scientific study, namely, that the effects are observed during a human epidemiological study or a scientific investigation, whether concluded, discontinued or ongoing, and the study or investigation is sponsored by the registrant or applicant and indicates (i) any new health or environmental hazard associated with a pest control product, (ii) any health or environmental risk associated with a pest control product that may be greater than the risk determined at the time of registration, or (iii) the presence of a previously undetected component or derivative of a pest control product. SOR/2009-94, s. 1(F) SOR/2019-173, s. 3
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Section 13 of the Act 3 (1) The following information that is received by a registrant or an applicant about an incident that is associated with their pest control product or with any pest control product that has the same active ingredient, and that is required by sections 7, 8 and 16, is prescribed information for the purpose of section 13 of the Act: (a) contact information for the registrant or applicant; (b) the date on which the incident occurred; (c) the date on which the registrant or applicant received the information about the incident; (d) the city, province or state, and country where the incident occurred; (e) the identification of the pest control product; (f) information about the application of the pest control product, including the site, method and date of its application; (g) the category of the incident, determined in accordance with section 2; (h) information about the circumstances of the exposure to the pest control product, including the site, date, route of exposure, weather conditions, duration and subject information, which, in the case of a human subject, is restricted to age, gender and whether the subject is pregnant; (i) information about the incident and its effects, including the symptoms, duration and outcome; and (j) scientific test information, including information about the sample, the method of analysis and the results. Section 13 of the Act (2) The following information about an incident that is associated with the registrant’s or applicant’s pest control product or with any pest control product that has the same active ingredient, and that is required by section 9, is prescribed information for the purpose of section 13 of the Act: (a) contact information for the registrant or applicant; (b) the title and date of the study and the name of the author; (c) the identification of the pest control product; (d) the category of the incident, determined in accordance with section 2; (e) the scientific study and the test data generated during the study; and (f) the type of scientific study, an indication of which of subparagraphs 2(f)(i) to (iii) is the reason for submitting it, and the information the study reveals about the incident and its effects. SOR/2009-94, s. 2
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Reports deemed received 4 (1) Subject to subsection (2), all information about incidents and their effects that is required by these Regulations is deemed to have been received by the registrant or applicant on a certain date if it is received on that date by (a) an employee or agent of the registrant or applicant; or (b) an employee or agent of a related corporation, within the meaning of the definition related persons in subsection 251(2) of the Income Tax Act , whether the related corporation is located in or outside Canada. Exception (2) In the case of an incident whose effects are identified in a scientific study, if the information is received by a person described in paragraph (1)(b), the information is deemed to have been received by the registrant or applicant one year after its receipt by that person.