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Pensioners Training Regulations — 11
11 (1) Subject to these Regulations, (a) a pensioner who (i) is caused personal injury by accident arising out of or in the course of vocational training with respect to which he is paid allowances under these Regulations, or (ii) is disabled by reason of an industrial disease due to the nature of his vocational training, and (b) the dependants of a pensioner whose death results from such accident or industrial disease, are, notwithstanding the nature or class of that training, entitled to receive compensation at the same rate and under the same conditions as are provided under the law of the province where the pensioner is receiving his training respecting compensation for workmen and the dependants of deceased workmen, employed by persons other than Her Majesty, who (c) are caused personal injuries in that province by accidents arising out of the course of their employment, or (d) are disabled in that province by reason of industrial diseases due to the nature of their employment, and such compensation shall be determined by the same board, officers or authority as that established by the law of that province for determining compensation for workmen and dependants of deceased workmen employed by persons other than Her Majesty or by such board, officers or authority as the Governor in Council may direct. (2) Any compensation awarded to a pensioner or the dependants of a deceased pensioner by any board, officer or authority or by any court, under authority of these Regulations, shall be paid to such pensioner or dependants or to such person as the board, officer, authority or court may direct, and the said board, officer, authority and court have the same jurisdiction to award costs as in cases between private parties is conferred by the law of the province where the pensioner is receiving his training. (3) For the purpose of this section, accident includes a wilful and intentional act, not being the act of the pensioner and a fortuitous event occasioned by a physical or natural cause; ( accident ) compensation includes medical and hospital expenses and any other benefits, expenses or allowances that are authorized by the law of the province where the pensioner is receiving his training respecting compensation to workmen and dependants of deceased workmen; ( indemnité ) industrial disease means any disease in respect of which compensation is payable under the law of the province where the pensioner is receiving his training respecting compensation to workmen and the dependants of deceased workmen. ( maladie industrielle ) (4) For the purpose of computing the compensation payable in respect of a pensioner, the Minister, with the approval of the Governor in Council, may determine the amount of direct monthly wage that a pensioner shall be deemed to have been receiving at the time of the occurring of the accident or the contracting of an industrial disease.
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accident includes a wilful and intentional act, not being the act of the pensioner and a fortuitous event occasioned by a physical or natural cause; ( accident )
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compensation includes medical and hospital expenses and any other benefits, expenses or allowances that are authorized by the law of the province where the pensioner is receiving his training respecting compensation to workmen and dependants of deceased workmen; ( indemnité )
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industrial disease means any disease in respect of which compensation is payable under the law of the province where the pensioner is receiving his training respecting compensation to workmen and the dependants of deceased workmen. ( maladie industrielle )
Pensioners Training Regulations — 12
12 (1) Where an accident happens to a pensioner in the course of his training under such circumstances as entitle him or his dependants to an action against some person other than Her Majesty, the pensioner or his dependants, if entitled to compensation under these Regulations, may claim compensation or may claim against such other person. (2) Where a claim is made against a person other than Her Majesty and less is recovered and collected, either upon a settlement approved by the Minister or under a judgment of a court of competent jurisdiction, than the amount of compensation to which the pensioner or his dependants are entitled under these Regulations, the difference between the amount so recovered and collected and the amount of such compensation shall be paid as compensation to the pensioner or dependants.
Pensioners Training Regulations — 13
13 (1) If the pensioner or his dependants elect to claim compensation under these Regulations, Her Majesty shall be subrogated to the rights of the pensioner or his dependants and may maintain an action in his or other names or in the name of Her Majesty against the person against whom the action lies and any sum recovered shall be paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund. (2) Where an action is brought under subsection (1) and the amount recovered and collected exceeds the amount of compensation to which the pensioner or his dependants are entitled under these Regulations, there may be paid to the pensioner or his dependants such portion of the excess as the Minister with the approval of the Treasury Board deems necessary, but if after such payment has been made the pensioner becomes entitled to an additional amount of compensation in respect of the same accident, the sum paid under this subsection may be deducted from such additional compensation. (3) The parent, tutor or guardian of an infant dependant may make an election under this section for such dependant. (4) Notice of the election shall be given within three months after the happening of the accident or, in case it results in death, within three months after the death, or within such longer period either before or after the expiration of such three months as may be allowed by the board, officers or authority having power to determine the right to and the amount of the compensation under these Regulations.
Pensioners Training Regulations — 14
14 No pensioner or dependant of a deceased pensioner shall have a claim against Her Majesty or any officer, servant or agent of Her Majesty, except for compensation under these Regulations in any case where an accident happens to such pensioner in the course of his training under such circumstances as entitle him or his dependants to compensation under these Regulations.
Pensioners Training Regulations — 15
15 Notwithstanding anything in these Regulations, the Minister may refuse or discontinue training of a pensioner if, in the Minister’s opinion, the course of training would not result in reasonable re-establishment of a pensioner or if a pensioner is not making satisfactory progress in the training program.
Pensioners Training Regulations — 16
16 Any benefit received by a veteran under these Regulations shall not affect, nor be affected by, any other benefit that he is entitled to receive as a veteran.
Pensioners Training Regulations — 17
17 (1) An allowance payable pursuant to section 5 or 9 of these Regulations shall be adjusted quarterly in the manner set out in subsection 19(1) of the War Veterans Allowance Act . (2) Notwithstanding anything in subsection (1), an allowance payable pursuant to section 5 or 9 of these Regulations for any month in a calendar year shall not be less than the amount payable for any month in the immediately preceding calendar year. SOR/91-311, s. 2
Veterans Estates Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Veterans Estates Regulations .
Veterans Estates Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, bond means a bond or other security of the Government of Canada; ( obligation ) Department means the Department of Veterans Affairs; ( ministère ) Estates Officer means the officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs appointed to administer the service estates of veterans; ( préposé aux successions ) Minister means the Minister of Veterans Affairs; ( ministre ) service estate , in respect of a veteran, means that part of his personal estate which consists of service pay and allowances and other emoluments emanating from the Crown that at date of death are held to his account by the Department or are due or otherwise payable by the Government of Canada; and effects issued by the Crown which under service regulations he is allowed to retain, and all personal belongings in the care or custody of the Department, including cash on hand; ( succession militaire ) veteran means any former member of the Canadian Forces who dies or has died otherwise than during his service as a member of such Forces, while receiving hospital treatment or institutional care under the control or direction of the Department for any disability incurred during his service as a member of such Forces. ( ancien combattant )
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bond means a bond or other security of the Government of Canada; ( obligation )
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Department means the Department of Veterans Affairs; ( ministère )
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Estates Officer means the officer of the Department of Veterans Affairs appointed to administer the service estates of veterans; ( préposé aux successions )
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Minister means the Minister of Veterans Affairs; ( ministre )
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service estate , in respect of a veteran, means that part of his personal estate which consists of service pay and allowances and other emoluments emanating from the Crown that at date of death are held to his account by the Department or are due or otherwise payable by the Government of Canada; and effects issued by the Crown which under service regulations he is allowed to retain, and all personal belongings in the care or custody of the Department, including cash on hand; ( succession militaire )
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veteran means any former member of the Canadian Forces who dies or has died otherwise than during his service as a member of such Forces, while receiving hospital treatment or institutional care under the control or direction of the Department for any disability incurred during his service as a member of such Forces. ( ancien combattant )
Veterans Estates Regulations — 3
3 On the death of a veteran, the District Administrator of the district in which death occurs shall promptly forward notice thereof to the Estates Officer giving particulars thereof and of next-of-kin, together with the original of the last Will of the deceased if it is in Departmental custody and, if not, information as to where it may be located, if known, and an inventory of the personal effects including cash on hand, and a statement of the District Treasury Officer of the district, with itemized particulars, of the total amount held in trust for the deceased's account and of any known debts of the deceased shall be attached to such notice; and the District Administrator shall retain all such assets pending receipt of directions from the Estates Officer.
Veterans Estates Regulations — 4
4 (1) Preferential charges on the service estate of a veteran are service debts, and those debts are a first charge or lien against the estate and are payable by the Estates Officer in preference to all other debts and liabilities, in the following order: (a) service quarters; (b) mess, canteen, band and other service accounts; and (c) service clothing, appointments and equipment, purchased by a veteran, not exceeding a sum equal to six months' service pay of the deceased, and having become due within 18 months before his death. (2) Where a doubt or difference arises in relation to any preferential charge, or the payment or disposition thereof, the Minister's decision shall be final and binding on all persons for all purposes.
Veterans Estates Regulations — 5
5 The Estates Officer shall administer the service estates of veterans, and (a) where, in a Will of a veteran, an executor has been named and such nominee has been appointed executor by a court of competent jurisdiction, or where an administrator or an administrator with Will annexed has been appointed by a court of competent jurisdiction, or where the executor named in an unprobated Will has proved to the satisfaction of the Estates Officer that such Will is the last Will of the deceased and that he has assumed the executorship or become an executor de son tort or is willing to accept the executorship of such Will, the Estates Officer may cause to be delivered over to such executor or administrator, for distribution, the net assets of the service estate in his possession; (b) where, in a Will of a veteran, an executor has been named and such nominee has not been appointed executor by a court of competent jurisdiction, or where no administrator has been appointed by a court of competent jurisdiction, the Estates Officer may cause to be distributed the net assets of the said estate in accordance with the law applicable in each case to the distribution of personal estates; or (c) where, under paragraph (b), no distribution, or only a partial distribution, of any service estate can be made in accordance with such laws, the Estates Officer shall convert the net assets, or such balance thereof, into cash and pay the same to the Receiver General, to be deposited by him in a special trust account or accounts pending final distribution to the person or persons entitled thereto.
Veterans Estates Regulations — 7
7 Where a person under the age of 21 years is entitled to all or part of the estate of a veteran being administered under these Regulations, (a) the Estates Officer may pay out of the money payable to such person not more than $300 in any year for his maintenance, welfare or education to a responsible adult or child welfare or protection society recognized by or under the laws of a province; and (b) there may, on distribution thereof, be paid thereon, out of Departmental appropriations, when some person is authorized to receive payment, interest, in respect of the time it remains in the Consolidated Revenue Fund after the end of the first year after the death, at the rate fixed from time to time by the Minister of Finance with the approval of the Governor in Council.
Veterans Estates Regulations — 8
8 The provisions of section 4 in respect of preferential charges apply to the service estate of a former member who has not died but is receiving hospital treatment or institutional care as a mental case under the control or direction of the Department.
Veterans Estates Regulations — 9
9 Compliance with these Regulations with respect to the administration of a service estate shall discharge the Minister, the Estates Officer or other person complying therewith, from all liability by reason of any of the aforementioned assets in his hands having been paid, transmitted, remitted or otherwise dealt with in accordance therewith.
Veterans Treatment Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Veterans Treatment Regulations .
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commuted pension [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
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contract hospital [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
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departmental hospital [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
Veterans Treatment Regulations — (a)
dependant means any of the following persons who is living with or being wholly or partially maintained by a veteran or qualified person at the time that examination, treatment or care of that veteran or person commenced under these Regulations: (a) a person in respect of whom an additional pension is, pursuant to a decision of the Commission, being paid or would be paid if a pension were being paid, (b) a spouse, (c) a child, (d) a person who is competent to assume and has assumed the duties of the household and the care of a dependent child of that veteran or qualified person, where (i) the spouse of that veteran or qualified person is deceased or the marriage has been dissolved, (ii) the child is under the age of 21 years and is being maintained in the household of that veteran or qualified person, and (iii) an additional pension has not been refused by the Commission for that person, or (e) a parent of that veteran or qualified person, or a person who is acting in the place of the parent, who is without earning capacity or income sufficient to provide for his own maintenance and for whom an additional pension has not been refused by the Commission; ( personne à charge )
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honourably discharged [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
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overseas service [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
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qualified person means a person other than a veteran to whom examination, treatment or care may be given under these Regulations; ( personne admissible )
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service disability [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
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special force [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
Veterans Treatment Regulations — (a)
veteran means any person who (a) served during World War I in any of the naval, army or air forces of Canada or Newfoundland, (b) served during World War II on active service in any of the naval, army or air forces of Canada or Newfoundland, or (c) on or after July 5, 1950, (i) was enrolled for the purpose of serving in the special force and has been discharged from that force or from the regular forces, (ii) was an officer or man of the reserve forces who had been on service in a theatre of operations on the strength of the special force and whose service with the regular forces has been terminated, or (iii) was a member of the regular forces who had been on service on the strength of the special force before July 27, 1953, in a theatre of operations and has been discharged from the regular forces. ( ancien combattant )
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Western Hemisphere [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
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World War II [Revoked, SOR/90-595, s. 1]
Veterans Treatment Regulations — 54
54 (1) The Minister may authorize the payment of interest at the rate fixed from time to time by the Minister of Finance with the approval of the Governor in Council on (a) moneys received by the Department and paid into a trust fund, or (b) amounts of allowances or other moneys payable out of an appropriation by Parliament or paid into a trust fund from an appropriation by Parliament, in respect of a veteran or qualified person and held pursuant to these Regulations for a period of not less than three months. (2) Interest shall not be paid on any moneys that are held by the Department due to the failure of a veteran or qualified person to claim the amount due to him or to notify the Department of his address except where that veteran or qualified person is physically or mentally incapable of so doing.
Veterans Treatment Regulations — 55
55 Where on the death of a veteran or qualified person his account shows a credit resulting from an award made pursuant to these Regulations or any other Regulations respecting treatment of a veteran made prior to enactment of these Regulations, the amount of that credit shall not form part of his estate but may, where the Deputy Minister so orders, be paid in whole or in part (a) to or on behalf of a dependant of that veteran or qualified person; (b) to a person who maintained that veteran or qualified person or has been maintained by that veteran or qualified person; or (c) towards the expenses of the last sickness and the funeral and burial of that veteran or qualified person, where such expenses have not been paid in full from public funds. SOR/81-548, s. 9(F)
Special Force Superannuation Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Special Force Superannuation Regulations .
Special Force Superannuation Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Public Service Superannuation Act ; ( Loi ) contributor means a person who is a contributor under the Act; ( contributeur ) special force has the meaning assigned by section 2 of the Veterans Benefit Act . ( contingent spécial )
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Act means the Public Service Superannuation Act ; ( Loi )
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contributor means a person who is a contributor under the Act; ( contributeur )
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special force has the meaning assigned by section 2 of the Veterans Benefit Act . ( contingent spécial )
Special Force Superannuation Regulations — 3
3 Subject to subsection 4(1), every contributor may elect, under the Act, to count any period of his service on the strength of the special force as pensionable service for the purposes of the Act as though that service were active service in the forces during World War II within the meaning of the Act.
Special Force Superannuation Regulations — 4
4 (1) Where a contributor to whom the Defence Services Pension Act applied was entitled under that Act to count as pensionable service for the purposes of that Act the period of his service on the strength of the special force, he may elect only under section 27 of the Act to count that period of service as pensionable service for the purposes of the Act. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a contributor on the strength of the special force who was absent from the Public Service having been granted leave of absence to enlist in the special force.
Special Force Superannuation Regulations — 5
5 A contributor on the strength of the special force who was absent from the Public Service having been granted leave of absence to enlist in the special force shall be deemed, for the purposes of the Act, to have been a contributor under Part I of the Civil Service Superannuation Act who was absent from the Public Service on active service in the forces during World War II, having been granted leave of absence to enlist.
Special Force Superannuation Regulations — 6
6 Every election made by a contributor under these Regulations shall be (a) made by him while he is employed in the Public Service; (b) evidenced in writing in the form prescribed by the President of the Treasury Board; and (c) made by him within one year of his becoming a contributor under the Act.
Veterans Insurance Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Veterans Insurance Regulations .
Veterans Insurance Regulations — 2
2 (1) In these Regulations, Act means the Veterans Insurance Act ; ( Loi ) Minister means the Minister of Veterans Affairs; ( ministre ) policy means a contract of insurance entered into by the Minister under the Act; ( police ) Superintendent means the Superintendent of Veterans Insurance. ( surintendant ) (2) Any other word or phrase that is defined in the Act and used in these Regulations shall, for the purposes of these Regulations, have the same meaning as that given to it in the Act.
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Act means the Veterans Insurance Act ; ( Loi )
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Minister means the Minister of Veterans Affairs; ( ministre )
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policy means a contract of insurance entered into by the Minister under the Act; ( police )
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Superintendent means the Superintendent of Veterans Insurance. ( surintendant )