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Compensation for Destroyed Animals and Things Regulations — a
The Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, pursuant to paragraphs 55(b) a and (c) of the Health of Animals Act b , hereby makes the annexed Compensation for Destroyed Animals Regulations . a S.C. 1997, c. 6, s. 71 b S.C. 1990, c. 21
Compensation for Destroyed Animals and Things Regulations — 1
1 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the Health of Animals Act . ( Loi ) grandparent breeder means a bird belonging to a flock of pureline poultry, comprising one or more generations of poultry, that is being maintained for the purpose of establishing, continuing or improving parent lines and from which parent lines are produced. ( reproducteur grand-parent ) parent breeder means a bird belonging to a flock of poultry, comprising one or more generations of poultry, that is being maintained for the purpose of multiplying the parent flock or to produce commercial birds. ( reproducteur parent ) registered for the purposes of the schedule, means registered under the Animal Pedigree Act . ( enregistré ) SOR/2007-169, s. 2; SOR/2015-142, s. 1
Compensation for Destroyed Animals and Things Regulations — Compensation for Destroyed Animals and Things Regulations
Act means the Health of Animals Act . ( Loi )
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grandparent breeder means a bird belonging to a flock of pureline poultry, comprising one or more generations of poultry, that is being maintained for the purpose of establishing, continuing or improving parent lines and from which parent lines are produced. ( reproducteur grand-parent )
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parent breeder means a bird belonging to a flock of poultry, comprising one or more generations of poultry, that is being maintained for the purpose of multiplying the parent flock or to produce commercial birds. ( reproducteur parent )
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registered for the purposes of the schedule, means registered under the Animal Pedigree Act . ( enregistré )
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2 For the purpose of subsection 51(3) of the Act, the amount that is established as the maximum amount with respect to an animal that is destroyed or required to be destroyed under paragraph 27.6(1)(b) or subsection 48(1) of the Act is (a) if the animal is set out or included in column 1 of an item of the schedule, the amount set out in column 3 of that item; and (b) in any other case, $30. SOR/2019-137, s. 4
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5 These Regulations come into force on the day on which they are registered.
Gasoline Excise Tax Regulations — a
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of National Revenue, pursuant to subsection 68.16(6) a of the Excise Tax Act , hereby makes the annexed Gasoline Excise Tax Regulations . a S.C. 1995, c. 36, s. 5
Gasoline Excise Tax Regulations — 1
1 In these Regulations, Act means the Excise Tax Act .
Gasoline Excise Tax Regulations — 2
2 (1) For the purposes of paragraph 68.16(6)(a) of the Act, if a person has purchased gasoline in respect of which the excise tax imposed under Part III of the Act has been paid and the person has recovered any of the cost of the gasoline from a person described in any of paragraphs 68.16(1)(g.1) to (g.3) of the Act, the amount that shall be paid under subsection 68.16(1) of the Act in respect of the purchase shall be calculated by multiplying $0.015 by the number of litres of gasoline purchased at a price that includes the excise tax. (2) Despite subsection (1), if the gasoline was used in an automobile or truck, the amount that shall be paid under subsection 68.16(1) of the Act in respect of the purchase may, at the option of the person who is deemed by section 3 to be the purchaser of the gasoline, be calculated by multiplying $0.0015 by the number of kilometres driven in Canada by or on behalf of the person.
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3 (1) For the purposes of paragraph 68.16(6)(b) of the Act, if a person has purchased gasoline in respect of which the excise tax imposed under Part III of the Act has been paid and the person has recovered any of the cost of the gasoline from a person described in any of paragraphs 68.16(1)(g.1) to (g.3) of the Act, the person who purchased the gasoline is deemed to be the purchaser of the gasoline. (2) Despite subsection (1), if the cost was recovered as a reimbursement from a person referred to in paragraph 68.16(1)(g.1) or (g.2) of the Act and the reimbursement was made because the person was the employer of the person who purchased the gasoline, the reimburser is deemed to be the purchaser of the gasoline.
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5 These Regulations come into force on the day on which they are registered.
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
Whereas, pursuant to section 42.1 of the Tobacco Act a , the Minister of Health laid a copy of the proposed Tobacco Reporting Regulations , substantially in the annexed form, before the House of Commons on May 12, 2000 and the House of Commons concurred on June 8, 2000 in a report from the Standing Committee on Health approving the proposed Regulations;
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — a
Therefore, Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Health, pursuant to sections 7 and 33 of the Tobacco Act a , hereby makes the annexed Tobacco Reporting Regulations . a S.C. 1997, c. 13
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 1
their sizes: (a) slide and shell package; (b) slide and shell package with lateral moving slide; (c) flip-top package; (d) soft package; (e) pouch; (f) bag; (g) can; (h) tub; (i) tube; (j) flip-top box; (k) bundle; (l) plastic or metal container; (m) shoulder box. ( type d’emballage ) type of tobacco includes the types of tobacco leaves commonly known as (a) Virginia flue-cured; (b) Maryland; (c) Burley; and (d) Oriental. ( type de tabac ) unit [Repealed, SOR/2019-64, s. 1] year means a calendar year. ( année ) SOR/2005-179, s. 1; 2018, c. 9, s. 77 SOR/2019-64, s. 1
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accredited representative means a person who is entitled to the tax exemptions specified in Article 34 of the Convention set out in Schedule I to the Foreign Missions and International Organizations Act or Article 49 of the Convention set out in Schedule II to that Act. ( représentant accrédité )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
Act means the Tobacco and Vaping Products Act . ( Loi )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
brand means all of the brand elements that as a whole are used by a manufacturer to identify to a consumer a tobacco product made by the manufacturer. ( marque )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
CAS registry number means the identification number that is assigned to a chemical substance by the Chemical Abstracts Service Division of the American Chemical Society. ( numéro d’enregistrement CAS )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
cigar means a roll or tubular construction intended for smoking, other than a little cigar, that contains a filler composed of natural or reconstituted tobacco, and that has a wrapper, or a wrapper and a binder, composed of natural or reconstituted tobacco. ( cigare )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
cigarette includes any roll or tubular construction that contains tobacco and is intended for smoking, other than a bidi, cigar, kretek or little cigar. ( cigarette )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (a)
civic address means (a) for an address in Canada, the unit number, civic number, street name, municipality name, province name and postal code; and (b) for an address outside Canada, the unit number, civic number, street name, municipality name, state or province name, postal or ZIP code and country name. ( adresse municipale )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
constituent means a constituent listed in column 1 of Schedule 1. ( constituant )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (a)
consumer tobacco product means any of the following types of tobacco product that is for use by a consumer: (a) bidis; (b) cigarettes; (c) cigarette tobacco; (d) cigars; (e) kreteks; (f) little cigars; (g) pipe tobacco; (h) smokeless tobacco. ( produit du tabac pour consommation )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (a)
designated tobacco product means either of the following types of consumer tobacco product: (a) cigarettes; (b) kreteks. ( produit du tabac désigné )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
duty free shop has the same meaning as in subsection 2(1) of the Customs Act . ( boutique hors taxes )
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emission means, in the case of an emission contained in mainstream smoke, an emission listed in column 1 of Schedule 2 and, in the case of an emission contained in sidestream smoke, an emission listed in column 1 of Schedule 3. ( émission )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
equivalent unit [Repealed, SOR/2019-64, s. 1]
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identical products [Repealed, SOR/2019-64, s. 1]
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ingredient [Repealed, SOR/2019-64, s. 1]
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mainstream smoke means the smoke that is drawn through the port of a smoking machine when a tobacco product is placed in the machine and combusted. ( fumée principale )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
manufacturer does not include an individual or entity that only packages, only labels or only distributes tobacco products on behalf of a manufacturer. ( fabricant )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (a)
new brand means (a) a brand of consumer tobacco product that a manufacturer sells in a year and that was not referred to in a report submitted under section 13 for any portion of the preceding year; and (b) a brand of cigarette papers, tubes or filters that a manufacturer sells in a year and that was not referred to in a report submitted under section 11 for the preceding year. It does not include any product that was mentioned under a different brand name in a report referred to in paragraph (a) or (b). ( nouvelle marque )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
sidestream smoke means the smoke, other than mainstream smoke, that leaves a tobacco product when the product is placed in a smoking machine and combusted. ( fumée latérale )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — Tobacco Reporting Regulations
smokeless tobacco means chewing tobacco, nasal snuff and oral snuff. ( tabac sans fumée )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (a)
type of package includes each of the following types of packages as well as each of their sizes: (a) slide and shell package; (b) slide and shell package with lateral moving slide; (c) flip-top package; (d) soft package; (e) pouch; (f) bag; (g) can; (h) tub; (i) tube; (j) flip-top box; (k) bundle; (l) plastic or metal container; (m) shoulder box. ( type d’emballage )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (a)
type of tobacco includes the types of tobacco leaves commonly known as (a) Virginia flue-cured; (b) Maryland; (c) Burley; and (d) Oriental. ( type de tabac )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 2
Application 2 Every provision of these Regulations that applies to a brand of tobacco product also applies to every size of product of that brand. SOR/2005-179, s. 3 SOR/2019-64, s. 2
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 3
Information 3 (1) These Regulations prescribe the information that manufacturers of tobacco products are required to submit to the Minister, as well as the manner in which it is to be submitted. Content of reports (2) In addition to the information required for each type of report set out in these Regulations, every report must set out the following information: (a) the name of the manufacturer on whose behalf the report is submitted, as well as the telephone number, email address and civic address of its principal place of business in Canada; (b) the name, telephone number and email address of the individual who prepared the report and, if that individual works for an entity other than a manufacturer on whose behalf the report is submitted, the name of the entity, as well as the telephone number, email address and civic address of its principal place of business; (c) the date of the report; (d) the period covered by the report; and (e) the section of these Regulations under which the report is made. Attestation (3) The individual who prepared the report must attach to the report an attestation that states that the information in the report is true and complete to the best of their knowledge and belief and is provided in good faith. Brand name (4) The manufacturer must use a unique brand name to identify each consumer tobacco product in a report submitted under section 13 and must use it in a uniform manner in all other reports submitted in respect of the same consumer tobacco product. Change to brand name (5) However, a manufacturer may change the brand name used to identify a consumer tobacco product in a report by submitting a report under section 13 that identifies the brand name that was previously used, as well as the changed brand name. Exception — export (6) The reports referred to in sections 10 to 12, 14, 15 and 17 to 24 are not required for consumer tobacco products that are manufactured solely for export. SOR/2019-64, s. 2
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Data collection 4 Any data used in the preparation of a report must be obtained from tests performed on tobacco products that are sampled and tested during the period covered by the report. SOR/2005-179, s. 4 SOR/2019-64, s. 2
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Laboratory accreditation 5 Any test performed on a tobacco product for the purposes of these Regulations must be performed by a laboratory that (a) is accredited by the Standards Council of Canada or any other accreditation body that is a signatory to the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) Mutual Recognition Arrangement , under the most recent version of the International Organization for Standardization standard ISO/IEC 17025, entitled General Requirements for the Competence of Testing and Calibration Laboratories ; and (b) has been issued a document by the body that accredited it, specifying the test methods set out in these Regulations for which the laboratory is accredited. SOR/2019-64, s. 2
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Documents to submit 6 A manufacturer that uses data obtained from a test performed by a laboratory for the purpose of preparing any report under section 12, 14 or 14.2 must attach a copy of the following documents to the report: (a) the laboratory report that includes the data used in the preparation of the report required by these Regulations and that specifies the type of tobacco product that was tested, as well as its brand name; and (b) the document referred to in paragraph 5(b) that proves the laboratory’s accreditation at the time when the test was performed. SOR/2019-64, s. 2
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Electronic format 7 (1) The reports and other information are to be submitted in a legible electronic format. Reports under sections 12, 14 and 14.2 (2) The information referred to in subsections 12(7), 14(2) and 14(7) and the toxicity data collected in accordance with subsection 14.2(3) must be set out in an orderly and logical manner and clearly labelled through the use of headings or tables and must be submitted in an electronic format that permits the Minister to (a) have access to the information or data; and (b) process the information or data electronically without having to recopy or re-enter them. SOR/2019-64, s. 2
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Content of report 9 (1) The profile report on a manufacturer of tobacco products must set out (a) a list of every type of tobacco product that the manufacturer sells; (b) for each type of tobacco product that the manufacturer sells, other than a consumer tobacco product, a list of brand names used to identify the brands of tobacco products that the manufacturer sells; and (c) the name and civic address of each warehouse in Canada that the manufacturer uses to store tobacco products for distribution and sale. Digital images (2) The report must include, for each brand of consumer tobacco product that the manufacturer sells, a digital image of the following items: (a) each type of package, showing all of the sides that are visible when the package is closed; (b) any promotion that is on an interior side of the package or that accompanies the package; (c) any overwrap on which a promotion is displayed, that is used over a package or carton or that is used as a carton; and (d) any brand element displayed on a unit of the consumer tobacco product. Digital image characteristics (3) The digital image of an item must be taken on a white background and (a) be clear and display colours that are as close as possible to the colours of the item; (b) display any text that appears on the item, in legible characters; (c) include the brand name associated with the item; and (d) include a graphical scale in millimetres. Time limit — new manufacturer (4) The report must be submitted on or before the day on which a manufacturer begins to sell tobacco products. Time limit — existing brands (5) However, in the case of a brand of consumer tobacco product that is sold on the day on which this subsection comes into force, or that was sold at any time during the preceding year or the portion of the year before that day, the report must be submitted on or before the 180th day after the day on which this subsection comes into force. Time limit — changes to information (6) If any of the information referred to in paragraphs (1)(a) to (c) is changed by the manufacturer, the manufacturer must advise the Minister of the change by submitting, on or before January 31 of the following year, a description of the information that was previously submitted, as well as of the change made to the information. Time limit — changes to items (7) If the appearance of any package, promotion, overwrap or brand element referred to in subsection (2) is changed by the manufacturer, the manufacturer must, within 30 days after the day on which the consumer tobacco product is sold using that changed item, advise the Minister of the change by submitting (a) the digital image previously submitted, as well as a description of the change made to the item; and (b) a digital image of the changed item. Time limit — new brand (8) A manufacturer must, on or before the day on which the manufacturer first sells a new brand of consumer tobacco product in a year, submit the digital images referred to in subsection (2). SOR/2019-64, s. 4
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 11
Content of report 11 (1) The report on ingredients must set out, by type and brand of tobacco product, the following information for each ingredient, other than a processing aid, that is used in the manufacture of a consumer tobacco product, cigarette paper, filter or tube that a manufacturer sells during a year: (a) its common, chemical and brand names; (b) in the case of tobacco — other than reconstituted tobacco that is used as an ingredient in the manufacture of a consumer tobacco product — the type of tobacco, its country of origin and its biological origin, in standard Latin nomenclature; (c) if applicable, its CAS registry number; (d) its amount in milligrams (i) per unit of the product, in the case of an ingredient used in the manufacture of a bidi, cigarette, cigar, kretek, little cigar, cigarette paper, filter or tube, or (ii) per gram of the product, in the case of an ingredient used in the manufacture of cigarette tobacco, pipe tobacco or smokeless tobacco; and (e) the name and civic address of its supplier. More than one substance in an ingredient (2) For greater certainty, if more than one substance was used in the manufacture of any ingredient mentioned in the report, the report must set out, by ingredient, the information referred to in subsection (1) for each substance used in the manufacture of that ingredient. Weight of unit (3) If any bidi, cigar, cigarette, kretek, little cigar, cigarette paper, filter or tube is mentioned in the report, the report must also set out, by brand, the weight of one unit of the product in milligrams. Initial report (4) Despite subsection (1), the initial report must include information in respect of each consumer tobacco product, cigarette paper, filter or tube that a manufacturer sells during the portion of the year remaining after the day on which this subsection comes into force and for which a report has not already been submitted. Inventory (5) In addition to the information referred to in subsections (1) to (3), the report must also set out (a) the name and civic address of each establishment where the ingredients are used in the manufacture of the consumer tobacco product, cigarette paper, filter or tube during the period covered by the report; (b) the total quantity and cost of each ingredient, including any processing aid, that is purchased during the period covered by the report for use in the manufacture of cigarettes; and (c) the total quantity and cost of each ingredient, including any processing aid, that is used during the period covered by the report in the manufacture of cigarettes. Time limit (6) The report must be submitted on or before January 31 of the year after the period covered by the report. Time limit — new brand (7) A manufacturer must, on or before the day on which the manufacturer first sells a new brand of consumer tobacco product, cigarette paper, filter or tube in a year, submit a report setting out the information referred to in subsections (1) to (3) in respect of the new brand. SOR/2019-64, s. 4