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National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations
licence means a licence issued under Part VI of the Act; ( licence )
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations
order means an order authorizing the exportation, importation, exportation for subsequent importation or importation for subsequent exportation of gas or authorizing the exportation of oil issued by the Board under the National Energy Board Act Part VI (Oil and Gas) Regulations ; ( ordonnance )
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations
permit means a permit for the exportation of electricity issued under Part VI of the Act; ( permis )
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations
power means the rate of transferring electric energy, expressed in units of watts or multiples or sub-multiples of watts; ( puissance )
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations
power system includes the generating stations, transformers, switching stations, transmission lines, substations, distribution lines and circuits necessary for the production, transmission and distribution of electricity; ( réseau d’électricité )
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — (a)
refined petroleum products means (a) oil recovered by the processing of oil sands, (b) gasoline-type fuels for use in internal combustion engines, (c) oil for use as a component in the blending of gasoline-type fuels referred to in paragraph (b), (d) middle distillates, including the products commercially known as kerosene, stove oil, diesel fuel, furnace oil, diesel oil, gas oil, distillate heating oil, engine distillates and Nos. 1, 2, and 3 fuel oils, (e) heavy fuels oils, including Nos. 4, 5 and 6 fuel oils, bunker “C” oil, “C” grade oil, residual fuel oil, heavy bunker oil, intermediate and thin bunker fuels and any blend of heavy fuel oils, and (f) partially processed oil, whether commingled with crude oil or equivalent hydrocarbons or not. ( produits pétroliers raffinés )
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 3
3 A copy of each return required to be submitted to the Board pursuant to these Regulations shall be kept by the person submitting the return for a period of three years from the month to which the return relates.
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 4
4 Subject to sections 5 and 6, every holder of a licence or an order for the exportation, importation, exportation for subsequent importation or importation for subsequent exportation of gas shall submit to the Board, on or before the last day of each month, a return for the previous month that contains, for each licence or order, the following information set out by point of exportation or importation: (a) the licence number or order number; (b) the total quantity exported or imported; (c) the highest quantity exported or imported in any one day during the month; (d) the average heating value of the gas exported or imported; (e) the value or price, at the international border, of all gas exported or imported, expressed in Canadian currency; (f) the name of the export customer of the gas exported or the name of the seller of the gas imported; (g) the province in which the gas was produced for all gas exported and the country and state in which the gas was produced for all gas imported; (h) the transportation costs associated with the gas exported; (i) whether the exportation or importation of gas was firm or interruptible; (j) the geographical region within a country of destination to which gas was exported or within Canada for gas that was imported; and (k) the name and telephone number of the person who prepared the return. SOR/99-243, s. 2
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 5
5 Every holder of a licence or an order for the exportation of propane or butanes shall submit to the Board, on or before the last day of each month, a return for the previous month that contains, for each licence and order, the following information: (a) the licence number or order number; (b) the total quantity exported; (c) the export price of the propane and butanes at the point of loading or injection into a pipeline, expressed in Canadian currency; (d) the province where the exportation occurs; (e) the country to which the propane or butanes were exported and the destination within the importing country; (f) the mode of transport used in the exportation; (g) information respecting (i) the opening and closing inventory levels of the propane and butanes, (ii) the supply sources of the propane and butanes, (iii) the final disposition of the propane and butanes, and (iv) inter-provincial transfers of the propane and butanes; and (h) the name and telephone number of the person who prepared the return. SOR/99-243, s. 3
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 6
6 Every holder of a licence or an order for the exportation of ethane shall submit to the Board, on or before the last day of each month, a return for the previous month that contains, for each licence and order, the following information: (a) the licence number or order number; (b) the province where the exportation occurs; (c) the total quantity exported; (d) the total revenue generated by the exportation calculated at the point of loading or injection into a pipeline, expressed in Canadian currency; (e) the destination of the exportation of the ethane; (f) the mode of transport used in the exportation of the ethane; and (g) the name and telephone number of the person who prepared the return. SOR/99-243, s. 4
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 7
7 Every holder of a licence or an order for the exportation of oil shall submit to the Board, on or before the last day of each month, a return for the previous month that contains, for each licence and order, the following information: (a) the licence number or order number; (b) in the case of oil other than refined petroleum products, (i) the crude oil stream exported, (ii) the consignee and destination of the oil within the importing country, (iii) the total quantity exported, (iv) the mode of transport used in the exportation, (v) the point of sale, (vi) the export price of the oil at the point of sale, expressed in Canadian currency, and (vii) the marine freight cost of the cost, insurance and freight (CIF) sales, expressed in Canadian currency; (c) in the case of refined petroleum products, (i) the type of petroleum product exported, (ii) the total quantity exported, expressed in cubic metres, (iii) the export price at the point of loading or injection into a pipeline, expressed in Canadian currency, (iv) the province where the exportation occurs, (v) the mode of transport used in the exportation, and (vi) the country to which the products were exported and the destination within the importing country; and (d) the name and telephone number of the person who prepared the return. SOR/99-243, s. 5
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 8
8 (1) Subject to subsection (2), every holder of a licence or permit for the exportation of electricity shall submit to the Board, on or before the 15th day of each month, a return for the previous month that contains, for each licence or permit, the following information: (a) the quantities and dollar value, in Canadian currency, of electricity exported, by customer, by type (firm or interruptible) and by class of electricity transfer; and (b) the name and telephone number of the person who prepared the return. (2) Where a permit is issued authorizing, as a border accommodation transfer, the exportation of 1 000 kW or less of power to each customer served pursuant to the permit, the returns referred to in subsection (1) shall be submitted to the Board every six months.
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 9
9 (1) For the purposes of these Regulations, all gas shall be measured in units of measurement that meet the requirements of the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act , and (a) in the case of volume measurement, shall be expressed as the number of cubic metres the gas would occupy at the standard conditions, namely, at a temperature of 15°C and at an absolute pressure of 101.325 kPa; and (b) in the case of thermal measurement, shall be computed as the number of joules on a dry basis, where dry gas has a moisture content of less than 110 mg/m 3 . (2) Where volume is measured under conditions of temperature and pressure other than the standard conditions described in paragraph (1)(a), the volume shall be converted to the equivalent under the standard conditions, in accordance with the Ideal Gas Laws, and shall be corrected for deviations from the Ideal Gas Laws in accordance with subsection (3), where the amount of the deviation exceeds one per cent. (3) Correction for deviation from the Ideal Gas Laws shall be based on the tables published in American Gas Association (AGA) Report No. 3, Orifice Metering of Natural Gas and Other Related Hydrocarbon Fluids , as amended from time to time. (4) Notwithstanding subsections (1) to (3), propane, butanes and ethane may be measured in liquid form, in which case the volume measurement shall be computed in cubic metres.
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 10
10 For the purposes of these Regulations, the units of measurement of liquids, other than liquids determined by the Board to be cryogenic liquids, shall be computed at a temperature of 15°C.
National Energy Board Export and Import Reporting Regulations — 11
11 For the purposes of these Regulations, power and energy shall be measured in units of measurement that meet the requirements of the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act .
Unemployment Insurance Rate of Premium, 1996, Order — *
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Employment and Immigration and the Minister of Finance, pursuant to section 48.1 * of the Unemployment Insurance Act , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Order fixing the rate of premium that persons employed in insurable employment are required to pay for the year 1996 . * S.C. 1994, c. 18, s. 26
Unemployment Insurance Rate of Premium, 1996, Order — 1
1 This Order may be cited as the Unemployment Insurance Rate of Premium, 1996, Order .
Unemployment Insurance Rate of Premium, 1996, Order — 2
2 The rate of premium that persons employed in insurable employment are required to pay for the year 1996 is 2.95 per cent of insurable earnings in that year.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — *
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Supply and Services, the Minister of Justice and the Solicitor General of Canada, pursuant to paragraph 9(f), section 11, paragraphs 13(2)(a) and (c) and sections 18 and 19 of the Seized Property Management Act * , is pleased hereby to make the annexed Regulations respecting the sharing of the proceeds of the disposition of forfeited property, the sharing of the amounts paid or recovered on account of certain fines and the sharing of certain moneys transferred to Canada by the governments of foreign states. * S.C. 1993, c. 37
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations .
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Seized Property Management Act ; ( Loi ) agency means (a) in the case of the Government of Canada, a law enforcement agency under the authority of the Government of Canada, and (b) in the case of a jurisdiction that is (i) the government of a province, a law enforcement agency operating under provincial legislation or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police acting under contract in that province, and (ii) the government of a foreign state, a law enforcement agency within that state; ( organisme ) contribution means the contribution of the Government of Canada or a jurisdiction, as determined in accordance with section 7; ( apport ) fine means the amount paid or recovered on account of a fine imposed under subsection 462.37(3) of the Criminal Code in relation to proceedings commenced at the instance of the Government of Canada; ( amende ) jurisdiction means the government of a province or the government of a foreign state; ( autorité ) net proceeds means the net proceeds from the disposition of property, calculated in accordance with section 12 of the Seized Property Disposition Regulations ; ( produit net ) property means any property forfeited to Her Majesty pursuant to  a provision rerred to in section 10 of the Act. ( bien ) SOR/2000-115, s. 1
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations
Act means the Seized Property Management Act ; ( Loi )
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — (a)
agency means (a) in the case of the Government of Canada, a law enforcement agency under the authority of the Government of Canada, and (b) in the case of a jurisdiction that is (i) the government of a province, a law enforcement agency operating under provincial legislation or the Royal Canadian Mounted Police acting under contract in that province, and (ii) the government of a foreign state, a law enforcement agency within that state; ( organisme )
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations
contribution means the contribution of the Government of Canada or a jurisdiction, as determined in accordance with section 7; ( apport )
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations
fine means the amount paid or recovered on account of a fine imposed under subsection 462.37(3) of the Criminal Code in relation to proceedings commenced at the instance of the Government of Canada; ( amende )
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations
jurisdiction means the government of a province or the government of a foreign state; ( autorité )
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net proceeds means the net proceeds from the disposition of property, calculated in accordance with section 12 of the Seized Property Disposition Regulations ; ( produit net )
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations
property means any property forfeited to Her Majesty pursuant to  a provision rerred to in section 10 of the Act. ( bien )
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 3
3 No sharing under the Act and these Regulations shall take place with the government of a foreign state unless the government of that foreign state has entered into an agreement pursuant to section 11 of the Act.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 4
4 (1) An agreement with the government of a foreign state, entered into pursuant to section 11 of the Act, shall (a) provide that sharing will be between the Government of Canada and the government of that foreign state; (b) provide that the sharing of the proceeds of disposition of property in Canada and the sharing of fines in Canada will be in accordance with Part I of these Regulations; (c) provide that there will be no conditions in respect of the use of any moneys received under the agreement; and (d) state the title of the official to whom the amount of any share is to be paid and sent or provide that a central authority will designate to whom the amount of any share is to be paid and sent. (2) An agreement referred to in subsection (1) shall not be inconsistent with the Act or these Regulations.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 5
5 The amount that is available for sharing shall be determined by subtracting, from the sum of, first, the amount of the net proceeds of all of a person’s property that has been forfeited in connection with one or more offenses by the person and, second, the amount of any fine ordered to be paid by the person in connection with the offence or offenses, the following amounts: (a) a prorated portion of the amount of the operating expenses referred to in paragraph 13(3)(a) of the Act; and (b) a prorated portion of the amount reserved for (i) future losses, (ii) [Repealed, 2024, c. 15, s. 316] (iii) payments arising from indemnifications granted pursuant to section 18 of the Act. 2024, c. 15, s. 316
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 6
6 The sharing of an amount determined pursuant to section 5, shall take place no later than 90 days after the end of the fiscal year in which the following amounts are paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund and credited to the Proceeds Account: (a) in the case where only one property referred to in section 5 has been forfeited, the amount of the net proceeds of the property; (b) in the case where more than one property referred to in section 5 has been forfeited, the amount of the net proceeds of the property that was disposed of last; (c) in the case where a fine referred to in section 5 has been ordered, the amount paid or recovered on account of the fine; and (d) in the case where property referred to in section 5 has been forfeited and a fine, referred to in section 5 has been ordered, the amount of the net proceeds of the property and the amount paid or recovered on account of the fine.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 7
7 (1) For the purposes of the sharing of an amount determined pursuant to section 5, the Attorney General shall assess the contribution of the Government of Canada and of each of the relevant jurisdictions on the basis of the following: (a) the nature of information provided by the agencies of the Government of Canada and each jurisdiction, and the importance of that information; and (b) the participation by the agencies of the Government of Canada and each jurisdiction in the investigation and prosecution that lead to forfeiture or the imposition of a fine. (2) The Attorney General may, for the purposes of an assessment referred to in subsection (1), consult with the relevant agencies and jurisdictions. (3) The Attorney General shall assign a percentage representing the contribution of the Government of Canada and of each relevant jurisdiction, as compared with the contribution of another jurisdiction or group of jurisdictions, as the case may be, determined as follows: (a) where the contribution of the Government of Canada or a jurisdiction constitutes the predominant portion of the total contribution, it shall be considered to be 90 per cent; (b) where the contribution of the Government of Canada or a jurisdiction constitutes a significant portion of the total contribution, it shall be considered to be 50 per cent; and (c) where the contribution of the Government of Canada or a jurisdiction constitutes a minimal portion of the total contribution, it shall be considered to be 10 per cent. (4) The Attorney General shall determine the contribution, expressed as a percentage in accordance with subsection (3), of the Government of Canada and of each of the following jurisdictions and groups of jurisdictions, in the following order: (a) determine the contribution of the Government of Canada and the contribution of the group of all relevant jurisdictions; (b) determine the contribution of the jurisdiction that has the highest level of contribution from among the group of other jurisdictions referred to in paragraph (a), and the contribution of the group of remaining jurisdictions; (c) repeat the method set out in paragraph (b), for the group of remaining jurisdictions, until only two jurisdictions remain; and (d) where only two jurisdictions remain, determine the contribution of each of those jurisdictions. (5) The percentage that represents the contribution of the Government of Canada shall in no case be less than 10 per cent.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 8
8 The Attorney General shall provide to the Minister the percentages that represent the respective contributions, assigned pursuant to section 7, of the Government of Canada and the relevant jurisdictions and groups of jurisdictions.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 9
9 The Minister shall, in accordance with the percentages referred to in section 8, calculate the Government of Canada’s share and each relevant jurisdiction’s share of an amount determined in accordance with section 5, as follows: (a) calculate the share of the Government of Canada by multiplying the amount available for sharing by the percentage that represents the contribution of the Government of Canada; (b) subtract the product obtained in the preceding paragraph from the amount available for sharing, the remainder being the first residual amount available for sharing; (c) if there is only one remaining jurisdiction, the share of that jurisdiction is the residual amount referred to in paragraph (b), otherwise calculate the share of the jurisdiction that has the highest level of contribution as determined under paragraph 7(4)(b) by multiplying the first residual amount available for sharing obtained in accordance with the preceding paragraph by the percentage that represents the contribution of that jurisdiction; (d) subtract the product obtained in the preceding paragraph from the first residual amount available for sharing in the preceding paragraph, the remainder being the new residual amount available for sharing; (e) repeat the method set out in paragraphs (c) and (d), with such modifications as the circumstances require, until such time as the shares of only two jurisdictions remain to be calculated; and (f) where the shares of only two jurisdictions remain to be calculated, calculate the shares of those jurisdictions by multiplying the new residual amount available for sharing obtained in accordance with the preceding step by the percentages that represent the respective contributions of those jurisdictions.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 10
10 The Minister shall pay to each relevant jurisdiction the amount of the share, calculated in accordance with section 9, for that jurisdiction by sending that amount to the government of a relevant province or to the appropriate official as specified in an agreement referred to in section 3.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 11
11 Where a government of a province signs a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Canada respecting the allocation by the province of a portion of a share received under section 10, the allocation of that portion shall be consistent with the memorandum of understanding.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 12
12 The amount of the moneys transferred to Canada by the government of a foreign state under an agreement entered into pursuant to section 11 of the Act that is available for sharing between the Government of Canada and the government of the relevant provinces shall be determined by subtracting, from the moneys transferred, the amount referred to in paragraph 5(a).
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 13
13 Sections 7 to 11 apply to the sharing of the amount determined in accordance with section 12, except that any contribution of the government of a foreign state shall not be taken into account.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 14
14 Sharing shall take place no later than 90 days after the end of the fiscal year in which the amounts received from the government of a foreign state are paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund and credited to the Proceeds Account.
Forfeited Property Sharing Regulations — 15
15 Within 120 days after the end of each fiscal year, all amounts credited to the Proceeds Account that are not shared pursuant to sections 10 and 11 of the Act less such amounts reserved in accordance with section 16 of the Act shall be calculated for that fiscal year and paid into the Seized Property Non-Tax Revenue Account. SOR/98-191, s. 1