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Tackle Regulations — 56
56 (1) Forklift trucks shall be fitted with overhead guards to protect the operator from a falling load, unless the nature of the processes is such as to render such guards impracticable. (2) The brakes and steering mechanism of forklift trucks shall be maintained in good order.
Tackle Regulations — 57
57 (1) Except in an emergency, no unauthorized person shall remove or interfere with any fencing, gangway, ladder, hatch coverings, life saving boat or appliance, lights, first-aid equipment, or other things required by these Regulations to be provided. (2) Where anything referred to in subsection (1) is removed, such thing shall be restored at the end of the period during which its removal was necessary.
Tackle Regulations — 58
58 (1) Except in an emergency, no worker shall be required to (a) go to or from a ship other than by the safe means referred to in sections 8, 9 and 10; (b) enter or leave a cargo space other than by the safe means of access referred to in section 11; (c) go upon the hatch beams to adjust the gear for lifting them on or off; (d) go on board a ship that has been fumigated until the fumigating officer has certified that it is safe to do so; (e) carry on the processes in uncovered holds while other work is proceeding above, unless conditions are such that they are not exposed to injury from falling objects due to such other work; and (f) operate cargo gear that does not comply with Part IV. (2) Except in an emergency, no worker shall be required to work with or in proximity to goods that are dangerous to life or health by reason of their nature or condition unless all precautions have been taken to safeguard the workers, and to advise them of the conditions existing. (3) Subsection (2) also applies to places where the dangerous goods referred to therein have been stowed, if the fact of such stowage constitutes a risk to workers.
Tackle Regulations — 59
59 (1) An employer shall report any case of serious accident to a worker as soon as possible after the occurrence thereof. (2) The report shall be made to the inspector at the port where the accident happens, or if it happens at a port where there is no inspector, to the Chairman, and the report shall set out in detail all circumstances of the accident.
United Kingdom Service Aircraft Over-Flight Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the United Kingdom Service Aircraft Over-Flight Regulations .
United Kingdom Service Aircraft Over-Flight Regulations — 2
2 Aircraft belonging to the United Kingdom and operated by the United Kingdom armed services or the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence may, on a reciprocal basis and subject to these Regulations and in compliance with orders and directions issued by the Minister of National Defence, fly in or over, land in and take off from Canada and the territorial waters thereof.
United Kingdom Service Aircraft Over-Flight Regulations — 3
3 Subject to such exceptions and conditions as may be prescribed by the Minister of National Defence, the flight of aircraft referred to in section 2 over areas that are or may be prescribed as prohibited or restricted areas by or with the approval of the Governor in Council and such other areas as are designated by the Minister is prohibited.
United Kingdom Service Aircraft Over-Flight Regulations — 4
4 Unless the Minister of National Defence otherwise directs, aircraft referred to in section 2, while in or over Canada and the territorial waters thereof, are subject to the same rules and regulations for the safe and proper operation of aircraft in Canada that apply to Canadian Forces aircraft and are under the control of the same agencies as are Canadian Forces aircraft.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order .
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ot use it to haul the regulated product grown by anyone else; ( camionneur ) unit of regulated product means a single turkey grown for meat and/or egg production in the area covered by the Commodity Board; ( unité de produit réglementé ) warehouseman means any person, other than an agency, who stores the regulated product for another person; ( entreposeur ) wholesaler means any person, other than an agency, who sells, or offers for sale the regulated product to any retailer, peddler, caterer, processor or wholesaler or otherwise than directly to the consumer. ( grossiste )
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agency means a person designated by the Commodity Board as being a person through which any regulated product shall be processed, packed, stored or marketed; ( agence )
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area means the Province of British Columbia; ( région )
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Commodity Board means the British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board; ( Office de commercialisation )
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British Columbia Act means the Natural Products Marketing (British Columbia) Act , Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1960, Chapter 263; ( Loi de la Colombie-Britannique )
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caterer means any person who uses the regulated product on his premises in serving food to the public; ( traiteur )
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container means any covering, bag, box or other container or receptacle in which the regulated product can be packed, transported or marketed; ( contenant )
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Federal Act means the Agricultural Products Marketing Act ; ( Loi fédérale )
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grower means any person owning and operating a farm or farms, for production of turkeys in the area to which the scheme relates, and includes any person operating under lease or agreement the terms of which provide that the returns for the crop are payable to the persons operating the farm; ( producteur )
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marketing includes buying, selling, disposing of, and offering for sale or other disposition in any manner by any person, and includes transportation of the regulated product; ( commercialisation )
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municipal market means any public market maintained by a municipal corporation; ( marché municipal )
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peddler means any person who sells or offers for sale the regulated product on the street or on premises other than a fixed commercial establishment operated by him; ( colporteur )
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person means any human being, firm, partnership or corporation who, or which, grows, packs, processes, stores, transports or markets the regulated product, and includes the servants, agents and employees of any such human being, firm, partnership or corporation; ( personne )
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processor means any person who changes the nature of the regulated product by mechanical means or otherwise, and markets, offers for sale, sells, stores or transports the processed or manufactured product; ( transformateur )
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producer-vendor means any grower who processes and markets, offers for sale, sells, stores or transports all or any portion of the regulated product grown by him but does not process, market, offer for sale, sell, store or transport the regulated product grown by any other person; ( producteur-vendeur )
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quota means the maximum quantity of the regulated product issued by the Commodity Board for any purpose under this Order; ( contingent )
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regulated product means any class of turkey raised for meat or egg production grown in the area covered by the British Columbia Turkey Marketing Scheme and includes any quantity of the product; ( produit réglementé )
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retailer means any person who sells or offers for sale the regulated product direct to consumers from a fixed commercial establishment operated by him, but shall not be deemed to include a grower who sells or offers for sale direct to consumers the regulated product grown by him from his own roadside stand or from a stall in the municipal market; ( détaillant )
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transport order means any order, in a form approved by the Commodity Board and issued in the name of the Commodity Board by a duly authorized employee or nominee of the Commodity Board, authorizing the moving or transporting of the regulated product from one place to another; ( ordre de transport )
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trucker means any person who holds or is required by law to hold a public or limited freight licence issued by the Public Utilities Commission of British Columbia, but shall not be deemed to include a grower who uses his own truck to haul the regulated product grown by him and does not use it to haul the regulated product grown by anyone else; ( camionneur )
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unit of regulated product means a single turkey grown for meat and/or egg production in the area covered by the Commodity Board; ( unité de produit réglementé )
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warehouseman means any person, other than an agency, who stores the regulated product for another person; ( entreposeur )
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wholesaler means any person, other than an agency, who sells, or offers for sale the regulated product to any retailer, peddler, caterer, processor or wholesaler or otherwise than directly to the consumer. ( grossiste )
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 3
3 (1) Every person shall keep in the English language complete and accurate books and records of all matters relating to the production, processing, packing, storing, transporting and marketing of the regulated product by him. (2) For the purpose of ascertaining whether the orders, rules and regulations of the Commodity Board are being complied with, every person shall, upon request, produce for inspection by the Board, or any members of the Commodity Board, or any of its employees or any other individual authorized by the Commodity Board for that purpose, all such books and records kept by him. (3) Every person shall upon request, furnish to the Commodity Board any information relating to the production, processing, packing, storing, transporting and marketing by him of the regulated product, and shall make specific answers to any questions submitted to him by any member or employee of the Board or any other individual duly authorized by the Commodity Board. (4) Every person shall permit any member or employee of the Commodity Board or any other person authorized by the Commodity Board to inspect all premises occupied or controlled by such person. (5) Every person in charge of any vehicle in which the regulated product could be transported shall, when requested or ordered to do so by any member or employee of the Commodity Board or a police constable, bring the vehicle to a stop and permit the member or employee or any police constable to search the vehicle.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 4
4 (1) Subject to subsection (4), no person shall grow, process, pack, store, transport or market the regulated product unless he registers with the Commodity Board and is qualified to, and does, obtain from the Commodity Board annually one or more appropriate licences of the types hereinafter described, and pays to the Commodity Board annually the fee for such licence as hereinunder prescribed: Caterer’s Licence No fee Grower’s Licence $1 per annum Processor’s Licence $15 per annum Producer-Vendor’s Licence $5 per annum Retailer’s Licence No fee Trucker’s Licence $1 per annum for each vehicle operated by him Warehouser’s Licence No fee Wholesaler’s Licence $15 per annum (2) A separate licence must be obtained for each premise, motor vehicle or building or place of storage operated. (3) Subject to subsection (4), every licence issued to a caterer, grower, peddler, processor, retailer, trucker, warehouseman, or wholesaler shall expire on December 31st next following its date of issue. (4) Every caterer, peddler and retailer, who in all other respects complies with the orders of the Commodity Board, shall not be required during the pleasure of the Commodity Board, to register or be licensed under this Order. (5) Every licence is subject to cancellation by the Commodity Board, if, in its opinion, the holder of such licence has violated any order of the Commodity Board, or for such other reasons relating to control of the marketing of the regulated product as the Commodity Board may see fit. (6) Every person who operates in any two or more of the capacities of caterer, grower, peddler, processor, retailer, trucker, warehouseman and wholesaler, and who otherwise requires to be licensed, shall obtain from the Commodity Board licences for all such capacities and he shall comply with all orders of the Commodity Board that apply to him or his operations in each such capacity. (7) No person who holds a valid licence to operate in any capacity set forth in paragraph 3(a) of the General Orders 1966 of the British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board shall be required to pay any fee for any licence required under section 3 thereof.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — Trucker’s Licence
Trucker’s Licence $1 per annum for each vehicle operated by him
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 written permission so to do. (7) The Commodity Board may refuse to release any warehouse receipt, issue any transport order or give any permission in respect of any of the regulated product in excess of any quota until, in its opinion, the total or a portion of such regulated product in excess of quota can be marketed without adversely affecting the orderly marketing of the regulated product.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 7
7 All the regulated product shall, before sale, be processed, packed and graded by an agency or producer-vendor, unless otherwise permitted by these Orders or exempted by authority of a resolution of the Commodity Board.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 8
 been put a detention tag or seizure tag, or with respect to which a notice of seizure has been given by any member or employee of the Commodity Board, or individual authorized by the Commodity Board to effect such seizure, without the written authority of the Commodity Board; (q) except as otherwise provided, no person shall display the regulated product in public view unless the same is tagged and labelled and in containers authorized by the Commodity Board as specified in paragraph (c); (r) no wholesaler or agency shall sell or offer for sale the regulated product at a price less than the price paid by the wholesaler to an agency for such product or at the current day’s price being charged for the same type and grade of product by the same agency, whichever is the lesser; (s) no wholesaler or processor shall offer for sale, sell or supply the regulated product to any retailer, peddler or other person who has, within the preceding seven days, to the knowledge of the wholesaler or processor, his agents or servants, sold, advertised or offered for sale the regulated product at a price less than the price paid for the regulated product by the wholesaler or processor to an agency, or the current day’s price at the time of sale, advertisement or offer, charged by the same agency for the same type and grade of product, whichever is the lesser; (t) no retailer, peddler or person other than a wholesaler or agency shall sell, advertise or offer for sale, the regulated product at a price less than the purchase price paid by the retailer, peddler or other person for the regulated product or the current day’s price charged for the same type and grade of product by other agencies in the area where such sale, advertisement or offer is made or published, whichever is the lesser; (u) no retailer, peddler, wholesaler, agency or other person shall by use of labels, tags or containers authorized by the Commodity Board, or otherwise in any way mislead or deceive any purchaser as to the contents of any container to which such label or tag is affixed, or on which any printing appears that has been authorized to be used on labels, tags or containers pursuant to this Order.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 9
9 The requirement of section 7 and the prohibitions set out in paragraph 8(c) shall not apply to (a) any person transporting the regulated product from a licensed grower to an agency or to the order of the agency; (b) any regulated product that has been condemned or otherwise rendered unfit for human consumption when being delivered to any person or place when such regulated product is intended to be used for other than immediate or ultimate human consumption; and (c) any person processing, packing, storing, transporting, buying, selling or offering for sale the regulated product with respect to a transaction that has been exempted from all or any of the orders of the Commodity Board by a specific order exempting the transaction, if provisions of such specific order have been complied with.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 10
10 The prohibition set out in paragraph 8(d) shall not apply to a person transporting the regulated product who is able to prove that a transport order specifically covering the regulated product being transported has been issued under the authority of the Commodity Board, its servant or agent, or is in the mail at the times the regulated product is being transported.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 11
11 The requirement of section 7 and the prohibitions set out in section 8 shall not apply to (a) a police officer carrying out his duties under a search warrant; (b) an agency acting within the scope of its authority; (c) any transaction of sale and purchase of the regulated product between licensed growers, but no person shall transport the regulated product so sold or purchased without having first obtained a transport order; and (d) the sale or offering for sale by a licensed grower or the purchase from a licensed grower of the regulated product at a roadside stand situated on or not more than 30 yards away from the grower’s farm or at a municipal market if the following conditions have been complied with: (i) the grower has received written authority from the Commodity Board, and (ii) the regulated product to be offered for sale and sold has been transported in the case of offering for sale or sale at a municipal market under the authority of a valid transport order.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 12
12 No grower or agency shall sell or offer for sale the regulated product and no person shall buy the regulated product at a price less than the minimum price fixed by the Commodity Board from time to time for the variety and grade of the regulated product offered for sale, sold or purchased.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 13
13 No individual, firm, partnership or corporation shall issue or use licences, transport orders, containers, tags or labels purporting to be authorized by the Commodity Board or in the same or similar form as that authorized by the Commodity Board, or calculated to mislead any person dealing with the regulated product that have not in fact been issued or approved by the Commodity Board or its duly authorized representatives.
British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 14
14 Licences or transport orders authorized by the Commodity Board shall only be issued by a member or employee of the Commodity Board, or an individual duly authorized so to do, and shall be issued only in the name and on behalf of the Commodity Board, and where such licences or transport orders are required to be signed, they may be signed by any member of the Commodity Board or by any employee of the Commodity Board or any other individual authorized by the Commodity Board for that purpose, to sign the same on behalf of the Commodity Board.