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Allocation Method Order (2012) — Softwood Lumber Products — Allocation Method Order (2012) — Softwood Lumber Products
Quebec softwood lumber products means the softwood lumber products produced in Quebec that were reported to the Minister of Natural Resources and Wildlife under the Forest Act , R.S.Q., c. F-4.1. ( produits de bois d’œuvre du Québec )
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reference period means the period beginning on November 1, 2008 and ending on October 31, 2011. ( période de référence )
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remanufacturer means a person who remanufactures — within the meaning of subsection 13(1) of the Softwood Lumber Products Export Charge Act, 2006 — softwood lumber products. ( entreprise de seconde transformation )
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remanufacturer’s products means the softwood lumber products that a remanufacturer remanufactures and that are not further remanufactured in Canada. ( produits d’une entreprise de seconde transformation )
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Saskatchewan quantity means the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported from Saskatchewan to the United States during a month under subsection 6.3(2) of the Act. ( quantité pour la Saskatchewan )
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softwood lumber products means the products referred to in item 5104, Group 5 of the schedule to the Export Control List . ( produits de bois d’oeuvre )
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Application 2 This Order establishes the method for allocating the quantity of softwood lumber products that may be exported during a month from each of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and Saskatchewan in 2012 for the purpose of paragraph 6.3(3)(a) of the Act.
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Relinquishing export allocation 3 For the purposes of this Order, a primary producer or remanufacturer relinquishes its export allocation for 2012 by so informing the Minister in writing by December 10, 2011.
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Transfer of export allocation 4 When a primary producer or remanufacturer transfers, with the consent of the Minister under subsection 6.3(4) of the Act, a portion of the export allocation issued to it by the Minister for a month, that portion is deemed to be included in the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported in that month to the United States under export permits, and not in the volume of the transferee, if (a) the portion transferred includes a corresponding volume of products; or (b) the total of the portion that is transferred during the month and that does not include products does not exceed 15% of the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s export allocation for the month.
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Determination of allocation 5 The allocation of the Ontario quantity to a primary producer or remanufacturer who applies for an export allocation is determined by the formula OQ x [(EO/TEO) × 97%] where OQ is the Ontario quantity; EO is the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Ontario to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TEO is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Ontario to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012.
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Allocation of remainder 6 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the allocation of the remainder of the Ontario quantity is based on the order of receipt of applications for an export permit for a share of the remainder, with each applicant receiving the volume applied for until the remainder of the Ontario quantity is fully allocated. Exhaustion of an allocation for a month (2) An applicant who has received an allocation of the Ontario quantity for a month must exhaust that allocation before applying for an export permit for a share of the remainder, which is to be dealt with in accordance with subsection (1).
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Remanufacturers 7 (1) If some or all of a remanufacturer’s products were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period and the remanufacturer applies for an export allocation, the remanufacturer may only receive the allocation of the Quebec quantity determined by the formula in section 8 (which is based on its historic export volume). Primary producers without export history (2) If none of a primary producer’s products were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period and if the primary producer produced Quebec softwood lumber products during the period beginning on January 1, 2008 and ending on December 31, 2010 and it applies for an export allocation, the primary producer may only receive the allocation of the Quebec quantity determined by the formula in subsection 10(1) (which is based on its historic production volume). Primary producers with export history (3) If some or all of a primary producer’s products were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period and the primary producer applies for an export allocation, the primary producer must choose to receive an allocation of the Quebec quantity determined by the formula in section 12 (which is based on their historic export volume) or the formula in subsection 10(1) (which is based on their historic production volume).
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Allocation to remanufacturers 8 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the allocation of the Quebec quantity to a remanufacturer that is based on its historic export volume is determined by the formula QQ × (RE/TEQ) where QQ is the Quebec quantity; RE is the volume of the remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TEQ is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012. Minimum of total allocations (2) The sum of the allocations of the Quebec quantity to remanufacturers must be equal to or greater than 7.5% of the Quebec quantity.
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Reserve pool 9 The reserve pool is determined by the formula (QQ × TTPE/TEQ – RMQ) × 4% where QQ is the Quebec quantity; TTPE is the total volume of primary producers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012; TEQ is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012; and RMQ is the amount of additional allocations required to meet the minimum 7.5% threshold referred to in subsection 8(2) if the sum of the allocations to all remanufacturers is less than 7.5% of the Quebec quantity.
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Allocation to primary producers — historic production volume 10 (1) The allocation of the Quebec quantity to a primary producer that is based on its historic production volume is determined by the formula RP × (PPPV/TPV) where RP is the reserve pool determined under section 9; PPPV is the volume of Quebec softwood lumber products that the primary producer produced during the period beginning on January 1, 2008 and ending on December 31, 2010; and TPV is the total volume of Quebec softwood lumber products produced during that period by primary producers whose allocations are based on their historic production volume. Maximum allocation (2) The allocation referenced in subsection (1) is not to exceed 40% of the primary producer’s average monthly volume of Quebec softwood lumber products produced during the period beginning on January 1, 2008 and ending on December 31, 2010. Records of production volume (3) The volume of Quebec softwood lumber products produced by a primary producer is based on records provided, with the consent of the primary producer, by the Government of Quebec to the Government of Canada.
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Residual non-allocated quantity 11 The residual non-allocated quantity of the reserve pool is determined by the formula RP – AP where RP is the reserve pool determined under section 9; and AP is the total volume of softwood lumber products allocated to primary producers determined under section 10.
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Allocation to primary producers — historic export volume 12 The allocation of the Quebec quantity to a primary producer that is based on its historic export volume is determined by the formula (PPE/TPPEH) × {[(QQ × TPPE/TEQ – RMQ) × 96%] + RNA} where PPE is the volume of the primary producer’s products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period; TPPEH is the total volume of primary producers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period in respect of export allocations based on historic export volume, excluding the volume of products of primary producers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012; QQ is the Quebec quantity; TPPE is the total volume of primary producers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012; TEQ is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Quebec to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012; RMQ is the amount of additional allocations required to meet the minimum 7.5% threshold referred to in subsection 8(2) if the sum of the allocations to all remanufacturers is less than 7.5% of the Quebec quantity; and RNA is the residual non-allocated quantity of the reserve pool determined under section 11.
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Determination of allocation 13 The allocation of the Manitoba quantity to a primary producer or remanufacturer who applies for an export allocation is determined by the formula MQ x [(EM/TEM) × 40%] where MQ is the Manitoba quantity; EM is the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Manitoba to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TEM is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Manitoba to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012.
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Allocation of remainder 14 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the allocation of the remainder of the Manitoba quantity is based on the order of receipt of applications for an export permit for a share of the remainder, with each applicant receiving the volume applied for until the remainder of the Manitoba quantity is fully allocated. Exhaustion of an allocation for a month (2) An applicant who has received an allocation of the Manitoba quantity for a month must exhaust that allocation before applying for an export permit for a share of the remainder, which is to be dealt with in accordance with subsection (1).
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Determination of allocation 15 The allocation of the Saskatchewan quantity to a primary producer or remanufacturer who applies for an export allocation is determined by the formula SQ x [(ES/TES) × 40%] where SQ is the Saskatchewan quantity; ES is the volume of the primary producer’s or remanufacturer’s products that were exported from Saskatchewan to the United States under export permits during the reference period; and TES is the total volume of primary producers’ and remanufacturers’ products that were exported from Saskatchewan to the United States under export permits during the reference period, excluding the volume of products of primary producers and remanufacturers who relinquish their export allocations for 2012.
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Allocation of remainder 16 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the allocation of the remainder of the Saskatchewan quantity is based on the order of receipt of applications for an export permit for a share of the remainder, with each applicant receiving the volume applied for until the remainder of the Saskatchewan quantity is fully allocated. Exhaustion of an allocation for a month (2) An applicant who has received an allocation of the Saskatchewan quantity for a month must exhaust that allocation before applying for an export permit for a share of the remainder, which is to be dealt with in accordance with subsection (1).
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Coming into Force 17 This Order comes into force on the day on which it is registered.
Internet Child Pornography Reporting Regulations — a
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Justice, pursuant to section 12 of An Act respecting the mandatory reporting of Internet child pornography by persons who provide an Internet service a , hereby makes the annexed Internet Child Pornography Reporting Regulations . a S.C. 2011, c. 4
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Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means An Act respecting the mandatory reporting of Internet child pornography by persons who provide an Internet service . ( Loi ) designated organization means the organization named in section 2. ( organisme désigné ) Internet address means an Internet Protocol address or a Uniform Resource Locator. ( adresse Internet ) service provider means a person who provides an Internet service to the public. ( fournisseur de services )
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Act means An Act respecting the mandatory reporting of Internet child pornography by persons who provide an Internet service . ( Loi )
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designated organization means the organization named in section 2. ( organisme désigné )
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Internet address means an Internet Protocol address or a Uniform Resource Locator. ( adresse Internet )
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service provider means a person who provides an Internet service to the public. ( fournisseur de services )
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Designation of organization 2 For the purpose of section 2 of the Act, the designated organization is the Canadian Centre for Child Protection.
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Online Internet address reporting system 3 The designated organization must, for the purpose of receiving reports of Internet addresses under section 2 of the Act, maintain a secure online system that (a) assigns each service provider a unique identifier for the purpose of making reports; (b) allows a service provider to report only Internet addresses; and (c) issues to a service provider, for each report they make, a receipt that indicates the incident number assigned to the report, the service provider’s name and unique identifier and the date and time of the report.
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Analysis and communication of findings 4 As soon as feasible after receiving a report under section 2 of the Act, the designated organization must determine whether any material found at the reported Internet address appears to constitute child pornography and, if so, (a) determine, if possible, the geographic location of the server that the reported Internet address points to and the geographic location of the server hosting the material that appears to constitute child pornography; and (b) make available to every appropriate Canadian law enforcement agency by secure means (i) the reported Internet address, (ii) a description of any geographic location that the designated organization was able to determine under paragraph (a), and (iii) any other information in the designated organization’s possession that might assist the agency’s investigation. SOR/2018-254, s. 3(F)
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Retention of records 5 For each report received in accordance with section 2 of the Act, the designated organization must retain the reported Internet address and a copy of the receipt issued under paragraph 3(c) for two years after the day on which the report is received.
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Security measures 6 The designated organization must take measures to (a) ensure its continued ability to discharge its role, functions and activities under the Act, including measures relating to the protection of its physical facilities and technical infrastructure, risk prevention and mitigation, emergency management and service resumption; (b) protect from unauthorized access any information obtained or generated by the designated organization in the course of discharging its role, functions or activities under the Act; and (c) ensure that its personnel are capable of fulfilling their duties in the discharge of the designated organization’s role, functions and activities under the Act, including measures relating to their selection and training. SOR/2018-254, s. 4
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Incident: notification of Ministers 7 The designated organization must notify the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness within 24 hours of becoming aware of any incident that jeopardizes the designated organization’s ability to discharge its role, functions or activities under the Act.
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Conflict of interest 8 The designated organization must take any measures necessary to avoid a conflict of interest in respect of its role, functions and activities under the Act, and must address any such conflict that does arise.
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Annual report 9 The designated organization must, not later than June 30 of each year, submit to the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness a report on the discharge of its role, functions and activities under the Act for the 12-month period beginning on April 1 of the preceding year. The report must include (a) the number of reports received under section 2 of the Act and, of those, the number that led the designated organization to make information available to a law enforcement agency under paragraph 4(b); (b) a description of the measures that the designated organization had in place in accordance with section 6; (c) a description of any incident referred to in section 7 that occurred and the steps taken in response to the incident; (d) a description of the measures that the designated organization had in place in accordance with section 8, any conflict of interest that arose and the steps taken to address it; and (e) any other information that may affect the designated organization’s current or future ability to discharge its role, functions or activities under the Act.
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Method of reporting 10 For the purpose of section 2 of the Act, an Internet address must be reported by a service provider using the online system referred to in section 3.
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Form and content of notification 11 For the purpose of section 3 of the Act, a notification from a service provider must be in writing and must include the following information: (a) the child pornography offence that the service provider has reasonable grounds to believe is being or has been committed using their Internet service; (b) a description of the material that appears to constitute child pornography, including its format; (c) the circumstances under which the service provider discovered the alleged offence, including the date and time of discovery; (d) a description of any other evidence relating to the alleged offence in the possession or control of the service provider; and (e) contact information of the service provider’s representative for the purpose of investigating the matter.
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Security measures for preserved data 12 A service provider that is required to preserve computer data under section 4 of the Act must retain a copy of that data in a secure offline location.
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S.C. 2011, c. 4 * 13 These Regulations come into force on the day on which An Act respecting the mandatory reporting of Internet child pornography by persons who provide an Internet service comes into force, but if they are registered after that day, they come into force on the day on which they are registered. * [Note: Regulations in force December 8, 2011, see SI/2011-110.]
Assessment of Pension Plans Regulations — (a)
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance, hereby makes the annexed Assessment of Pension Plans Regulations pursuant to (a) section 38 a of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Act b ; and (b) section 39 c of the Pension Benefits Standards Act, 1985 d . a S.C. 2001, c. 9, s. 477 b R.S.C., 1985, c. 18 (3rd Supp.) c S.C. 2010, c. 25, ss. 196 and 198(8) d R.S., c. 32 (2nd Supp.)
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(a) section 38 a of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Act b ; and
Assessment of Pension Plans Regulations — (b)
(b) section 39 c of the Pension Benefits Standards Act, 1985 d .