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 submit a report in accordance with this section solely on the amounts of nicotine, nitrosamines, nickel, lead, cadmium, chromium, arsenic, selenium and mercury in the product, if (a) in the case of cigarettes and cigarette tobacco, the manufacturer’s total sales for that type of consumer tobacco product in the year preceding the period covered by the report is less than 1% of the total sales of that type of consumer tobacco product in that year in Canada; and (b) in the case of bidis and kreteks, the manufacturer’s total sales for that type of consumer tobacco product in the year preceding the period covered by the report is less than 5% of the total sales of that type of consumer tobacco product in that year in Canada. Exception — sales volume (9) A manufacturer is not required to submit a report in respect of the following consumer tobacco products if the total sales of the manufacturer for the year preceding the period that would otherwise be covered by the report is less than (a) in the case of cigars and little cigars, 1 000 000 units per brand; and (b) in the case of pipe tobacco, 8000 kg per brand. Exception — eugenol (10) If clove, clove extract or eugenol has not been added to a consumer tobacco product, the manufacturer of the product need not test it for eugenol. Exception — identical products (11) A manufacturer is not required to submit a report in respect of a particular brand of consumer tobacco product if the manufacturer (a) submits a report under this section in respect of another brand of consumer tobacco product; and (b) identifies in the report all other brands of identical products, including the particular brand. Definition of identical products (12) In this section, identical products means consumer tobacco products that are sold by a manufacturer under more than one brand, that are manufactured using identical manufacturing processes and that contain (a) in the case of bidis, cigarettes and kreteks, identical ingredients per gram of tobacco blend; (b) in the case of pipe tobacco, cigarette tobacco and smokeless tobacco, identical ingredients; and (c) in the case of cigars and little cigars, identical ingredients in the filler and wrapper, and in the binder, if any. Time limit (13) The report must be submitted on or before January 31 of the year after the year covered by the report. SOR/2019-64, s. 6
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Report 13 (1) The report on sales of consumer tobacco products and leaf tobacco must set out the information referred to in subsections (2) and (3) in respect of each type of consumer tobacco product and leaf tobacco that a manufacturer sells during the period covered by the report, for each of the following categories: (a) in Canada; (b) in each province; (c) in each duty free trade customer and operator; (d) as ships’ stores in accordance with the Ships’ Stores Regulations ; (e) to accredited representatives; and (f) for export, by country of destination. Total sales (2) The report must set out the Canadian dollar value, including the excise duty, of the total sales and, as applicable, the total number of units sold or the total weight in kilograms of the consumer tobacco product and leaf tobacco sold. Sales by brand and package type (3) The report must set out the following information, by brand and type of package: (a) in the case of bidis, cigarettes, cigars, kreteks and little cigars, (i) the number of units sold, (ii) the number of packages sold and the number of units in each package, and (iii) the Canadian dollar value of sales, including the excise duty; and (b) in the case of cigarette tobacco, pipe tobacco, leaf tobacco and smokeless tobacco, (i) the weight, in kilograms, of the product sold, (ii) the number of packages sold and the weight, in grams, of the product in each package, and (iii) the Canadian dollar value of sales, including the excise duty. Time limit (4) The report must be submitted (a) for cigarettes and cigarette tobacco, on or before the 15th day of each month, for the previous month; and (b) for every other consumer tobacco product, (i) for the period beginning on January 1 and ending on March 31 of a year, on or before April 30 of that year, (ii) for the period beginning on April 1 and ending on June 30 of a year, on or before July 31 of that year, (iii) for the period beginning on July 1 and ending on September 30 of a year, on or before October 31 of that year, and (iv) for the period beginning on October 1 and ending on December 31 of a year, on or before January 31 of the following year. SOR/2019-64, s. 8
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purposes of subsection (13), two or more manufacturers may submit a joint cohort of their cigarette brands. Minister’s decision (15) The Minister must, without delay, decide to accept or reject (a) an application made under subsection (11), based on the (i) methodology used, and (ii) the demonstration of a satisfactory functional linear relationship based on (A) the mean and standard deviations of the amount of the emissions, other than tar and nicotine, contained in the mainstream smoke, (B) the estimates and 95% confidence limits for the slope m and the intercept b referred to in subparagraph (11)(a)(i), (C) regression statistics, including the degree of freedom for error, degree of freedom for regression, mean square regression, mean square error and the F statistic, and (D) the fact that the data must fall under a 95% prediction interval; and (b) a cohort submitted in accordance with subsection (13) or (14), based on the methodology used and the representativeness of the cohort. Satisfactory functional relationship (16) For the purposes of paragraph (15)(a), a satisfactory functional linear relationship exists if a linear model demonstrates a significant portion of the variation of the other emissions about the mean of those other emissions, with a statistical significance of less than 0.01. Content of report (17) If an application made under subsection (11) is accepted, a manufacturer must submit a report setting out the information referred to in subsection (2) in relation to the tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide emissions contained in the smoke produced from the particular brand of cigarettes, as well as the information referred to in subsection (7). Time limit (18) The report must be submitted on or before January 31 of the year after the period covered by the report. Exception — identical products (19) A manufacturer is not required to submit a report in respect of a particular brand of designated tobacco product if the manufacturer (a) submits a report under this section in respect of another brand of designated tobacco product; and (b) identifies in the report all other brands of identical products, including the particular brand. Definition of identical products (20) In this section, identical products means designated tobacco products that are sold by a manufacturer under more than one brand, that are manufactured using identical manufacturing processes and that (a) contain identical ingredients, except those used in the manufacture of colouring agents in the cigarette papers; (b) have identical dimensions; and (c) perform in an identical manner under the same conditions. SOR/2019-64, s. 10
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 14.1
Definitions 14.1 The following definitions apply in this section and section 14.2. cigarette means any roll or tubular construction that contains tobacco, has a wrapper or cover made of paper and is consumed through the inhalation of the products of combustion, but does not include a bidi, cigar, kretek or little cigar. ( cigarette ) identical cigarettes means cigarettes that are sold by a manufacturer under more than one brand, that are manufactured using identical manufacturing processes and that (a) contain identical ingredients, except those used in the manufacture of colouring agents in the cigarette papers; (b) have identical dimensions; and (c) perform in an identical manner under the same conditions. ( cigarette identiques ) SOR/2005-179, s. 5 SOR/2019-64, s. 11
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cigarette means any roll or tubular construction that contains tobacco, has a wrapper or cover made of paper and is consumed through the inhalation of the products of combustion, but does not include a bidi, cigar, kretek or little cigar. ( cigarette )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (a)
identical cigarettes means cigarettes that are sold by a manufacturer under more than one brand, that are manufactured using identical manufacturing processes and that (a) contain identical ingredients, except those used in the manufacture of colouring agents in the cigarette papers; (b) have identical dimensions; and (c) perform in an identical manner under the same conditions. ( cigarette identiques )
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 14.2
Annual testing 14.2 (1) The report on the toxicity of cigarette emissions must set out the results of toxicity testing performed in accordance with subsection (6) on every brand of cigarettes that the manufacturer sells during a year. Presentation of results (2) The report must set out the date of manufacture of the cigarettes tested, the start and end dates of the tests and the name of the applicable official method prepared by the Department of Health that is used to perform the tests. Method of collecting data (3) The following official methods must be used to collect toxicity data: (a) Official Method T-501, entitled Bacterial Reverse Mutation Assay for Mainstream Tobacco Smoke , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017; (b) Official Method T-502, entitled Neutral Red Uptake Assay for Mainstream Tobacco Smoke , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017; and (c) Official Method T-503, entitled In Vitro Micronucleus Assay for Mainstream Tobacco Smoke , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017. Number of replicates of sample (4) The results of the tests performed in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) or (b) must be based on three replicates of a sample. Sampling (5) The sampling of cigarettes for the purpose of toxicity testing is to be performed in accordance with the procedures referred to in paragraph 12(3)(a). Conditioning (6) The sample to be used for the purpose of toxicity testing is to be conditioned in an environment described in the standard referred to in subsection 14(3.1). Exception — identical cigarettes (7) A manufacturer is not required to submit a report in respect of a particular brand of cigarettes if the manufacturer (a) submits a report under this section in respect of another brand of cigarettes; and (b) identifies in the report all other brands of identical cigarettes, including the particular brand. Time limit (8) The manufacturer must submit the report on or before January 31 of the year after the year covered by the report. SOR/2005-179, s. 5 SOR/2019-64, s. 11
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Report 15 (1) The report on research and development activities must set out the information referred to in subsection (2) for any research and development activity that was undertaken, continued or completed by or on behalf of the manufacturer in respect of a consumer tobacco product during a year, whether the tobacco product is for sale or not, including in respect of (a) its toxicity; (b) its health effects; (c) its ingredients; (d) its taste and flavour; (e) its modification; (f) its marketing, if applicable; and (g) the manner in which it is used by consumers, if applicable. Content of report (2) The report must include (a) a full copy of every research report or, if the research and development activity is not complete, any progress reports, synopses or outlines made in respect of that activity; (b) the date on which the activity began; and (c) the date of completion of the activity or the expected duration of the activity. Report — declaration (3) However, if no research and development activities were undertaken, continued or completed during a year, the manufacturer must include a statement to that effect in the report. Time limit (4) The report must be submitted on or before January 31 of the year after the year covered by the report. SOR/2019-64, s. 11
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 16
Reports 16 (1) Each report described in sections 17 to 24 pertains to promotional activities undertaken during a semi-annual period referred to in subsection (3). Reports — declaration (2) If none of the activities described in sections 17 to 24 is undertaken during a semi-annual period, the manufacturer must include a statement to that effect in the reports required under those sections. Time limit (3) Each report must be submitted at the following times: (a) for the semi-annual period beginning on January 1 and ending on June 30 of a year, on or before July 31 of that year; and (b) for the semi-annual period beginning on July 1 and ending on December 31 of a year, on or before January 31 of the following year. Definition of product (4) For the purposes of sections 17, 18 and 22, product means a consumer tobacco product, as well as any accessory or product that displays a consumer tobacco product-related brand element or a manufacturer’s name. SOR/2019-64, s. 12
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Content of report 17 (1) The report must set out the following information in respect of the advertising of products in a publication: (a) every province in which the publication was distributed; (b) the dates the advertisement was published; (c) for each province, the amount of the expenses incurred, by brand or, if applicable, by brand family, for market research, development and design in relation to the advertisement; and (d) the amount of consideration given by the manufacturer for the publication of the advertisement and, if a consideration other than money is given, a description of the consideration and its money value. Digital image (2) The report must include a digital image of the advertisement, which image must (a) be clear and display colours that are as close as possible to the colours of the advertisement; (b) display any text that appears on the advertisement, in legible characters; (c) include the brand name associated with the advertisement or, if the advertisement relates to a brand family, the brand elements used to identify the brand family; and (d) include the dimensions of the advertisement. SOR/2019-64, s. 14
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Content of report 18 (1) The report must set out the following information in respect of the advertising of a product by means of information advertising or brand-preference advertising on a sign that is posted in a place where young persons are not permitted by law: (a) the amount of the expenses incurred for market research, development and design in relation to the sign; (b) the amount of the expenses incurred for the manufacturing of the sign; (c) for each province, by brand or, if applicable, by brand family, the amount of consideration given by the manufacturer for the posting of the sign and, if a consideration other than money is given, a description of the consideration and its money value; (d) for each province, the number of places, as well as their names and civic addresses, in which the sign was posted; and (e) the period during which the sign was posted in each place. Digital image (2) The report must include a digital image of the sign, which image must (a) be clear and display colours that are as close as possible to the colours of the sign; (b) display any text that appears on the sign, in legible characters; (c) include the brand name associated with the sign or, if the sign relates to a brand family, the brand elements used to identify the brand family; and (d) include the dimensions of the sign. SOR/2019-64, s. 15
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Content of report 19 (1) The report must set out the following information in respect of a consumer tobacco product-related brand element or name of a manufacturer that appears in a promotion that is displayed on a permanent facility: (a) the name, the civic address and a description of the facility; (b) the expected duration of the display of the promotion on the facility; (c) the amount of the expenses incurred for market research, development and design in relation to the promotion; (d) the amount of the expenses incurred for the manufacturing of the promotion; and (e) for each province, by brand or, if applicable, by brand family, the amount of consideration given by the manufacturer for the display of the promotion on the facility and, if a consideration other than money is given, a description of the consideration and its money value. Digital image (2) The report must include a digital image of the promotion that is displayed on the permanent facility, which image must (a) be clear and display colours that are as close as possible to the colours of the promotion; (b) display any text that appears in the promotion, in legible characters; and (c) include the dimensions of the promotion. SOR/2019-64, s. 15
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Content of report 20 The report must set out, by brand and type of package, the following information in respect of expenses relating to the packaging of cigarettes, little cigars, smokeless tobacco and cigarette tobacco: (a) the amount of the expenses incurred for market research, development and design in relation to the packaging; and (b) the amount of the expenses incurred for the manufacturing of each package, by unit, including any promotional material that accompanies the package and any packaging material that is used in or over the package. SOR/2019-64, s. 15
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Content of report 22 (1) The report must set out the following information in respect of a sign, display unit or other means of promotion that is provided by a manufacturer for use at retail to indicate the sale of a product or its price: (a) the amount of the expenses incurred for (i) market research, development and design of the sign, display unit or other means of promotion, (ii) manufacturing of the sign, display unit or other means of promotion, and (iii) distribution of the sign, display unit or other means of promotion; (b) for each province, by brand or, if applicable, by brand family, the amount of the consideration given by the manufacturer for the following purposes and, if consideration other than money is given, a description of consideration and its money value: (i) the posting of the sign or placement of the display unit, (ii) the display or sale of the product, or (iii) any other promotion of the product; and (c) for each province, the number of establishments to which consideration has been given by the manufacturer to post a sign, place a display unit or display or sell a product. Digital image (2) The report must include a digital image of the sign, display unit or other means of promotion on which a brand element or a manufacturer’s name appears, which image must (a) be clear and display colours that are as close as possible to the colours of the sign, display unit or other promotion; (b) display any text that appears on the sign, display unit or other promotion, in legible characters; and (c) include the dimensions of the sign, display unit or other means of promotion. SOR/2019-64, s. 17
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Content of report 23 (1) The report must set out the following information in respect of accessories that are sold by the manufacturer and that display a consumer tobacco product-related brand element or a manufacturer’s name: (a) the number of accessories sold, by province; and (b) the amount of the expenses incurred for (i) market research, development and design in relation to the accessory, (ii) the manufacturing of the accessory, and (iii) the distribution of the accessory. Digital image (2) The report must include a digital image, taken on a white background, of each side of the accessory on which a brand element or a manufacturer’s name appears, which image must (a) be clear and display colours that are as close as possible to the colours of the accessory and of the brand element or name; (b) display any text that appears on the side of the accessory, in legible characters; and (c) include the dimensions of the accessory. SOR/2019-64, s. 17
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Content of report 24 (1) The report must set out the following information in respect of non-tobacco products, other than accessories, that are sold by a manufacturer and that display a consumer tobacco product-related brand element or a manufacturer’s name: (a) the number of non-tobacco products sold, by province; and (b) the amount of the expenses incurred for (i) market research, development and design in relation to the product, (ii) the manufacturing of the product, and (iii) the distribution of the product. Digital image (2) The report must include a digital image, taken on a white background, of each side of the non-tobacco product on which a brand element or a manufacturer’s name appears, which image must (a) be clear and display colours that are as close as possible to the colours of the non-tobacco product and of the brand element or name; (b) display any text that appears on the side of the non-tobacco product, in legible characters; and (c) include the dimensions of the non-tobacco product. SOR/2019-64, s. 17
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — (b)
(b) 4-(methylnitrosoamino)-1-(3-pyridyl)-1-butanone
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Official Method T-309A, Determination of Tobacco Specific Nitrosamines in Whole Tobacco by GC-TEA , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017, or
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Official Method T-309B, Determination of Tobacco Specific Nitrosamines in Whole Tobacco by LC-MS/MS , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017
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Official Method T-111A, Determination of Tobacco Specific Nitrosamines in Mainstream Tobacco Smoke by GC-TEA , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017, or
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Official Method T-111B, Determination of Tobacco Specific Nitrosamines in Mainstream Tobacco Smoke by LC-MS/MS , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017
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Official Method T-203A, Determination of Benzo[a]pyrene in Sidestream Tobacco Smoke by HPLC , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017, or
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Official Method T-203B, Determination of Benzo[a]pyrene in Sidestream Tobacco Smoke by GC/MS , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017
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Official Method T-209A, Determination of Tobacco Specific Nitrosamines in Sidestream Tobacco Smoke by GC-TEA , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017, or
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Official Method T-209B, Determination of Tobacco Specific Nitrosamines in Sidestream Tobacco Smoke by LC-MS/MS , prepared by the Department of Health, dated December 31, 2017
Tobacco Reporting Regulations — 41
Definitions 41 The following definitions apply in this section and sections 42 to 44. former Regulations means the Tobacco Reporting Regulations , as they read immediately before the day on which these Regulations come into force. ( règlement antérieur ) reporting period means a quarter, month or semi-annual or annual period that is referred to in subsection 11(4), 13(4), 15(1), 15(3) or 16(1) of the former Regulations and in respect of which a report is required to be submitted to the Minister under those Regulations. ( période de déclaration )
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former Regulations means the Tobacco Reporting Regulations , as they read immediately before the day on which these Regulations come into force. ( règlement antérieur )