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Competition Tribunal Rules — 119
Representations in writing 119 (1) A person served with an application for leave referred to in rule 115 who wishes to oppose the application shall, within 15 days after receiving the Tribunal’s notice under rule 118, (a) serve a copy of their representations in writing on the applicant, on any other person against whom the order is sought and on the Commissioner; and (b) file the representations with proof of service. Content (2) Representations in writing shall contain a memorandum of fact and law and shall set out the official language the person opposing the application intends to use. Affidavit evidence (3) Representations in writing shall not contain affidavit evidence, except with leave of the Tribunal.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 120
Reply 120 The person making an application for leave under section 103.1 of the Act may serve a reply on each person against whom an order is sought and on the Commissioner within seven days after being served with the representations in writing under rule 119 and shall file the reply with proof of service.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 121
Decision without oral hearing 121 The Tribunal may render its decision on the basis of the written record without a formal oral hearing.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 122
Power of Tribunal 122 The Tribunal may grant the application for leave to make an application, with or without conditions, or refuse the application.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 123
Service 123 The Registrar shall serve the decision without delay on the applicant, on each person against whom an order is sought and on the Commissioner who may intervene under section 103.2 of the Act.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 124
Leave granted 124 (1) If leave is granted in full, the notice of application that the applicant proposed to file is, for the purposes of the proceedings, deemed to have been filed and served on the date on which the order granting leave was made. Leave granted in part (2) If leave is granted in part, an amended notice, in accordance with the order granting leave, shall be filed and served within five days after the order is made.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 125
Registration 125 The filing of a consent agreement by parties to a private action under section 106.1 of the Act shall be made in accordance with rule 106.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 126
Publication 126 (1) After the filing of a consent agreement by parties to a private action under section 106.1 of the Act, the Registrar shall publish without delay a notice in the Canada Gazette . Content (2) The notice shall state (a) that a consent agreement has been filed for registration; (b) the name of each party to the agreement; (c) the text of the agreement; (d) that access to the agreement and any documents filed in the matter may be obtained at the office of the Registrar; and (e) the date on or before which an application made under subsection 106.1(4) of the Act for the cancellation or replacement of the agreement must be filed.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 127
Service 127 A copy of a notice of application made by a third party to cancel or replace a consent agreement between parties to a private action shall be served on the Commissioner within five days after the notice of application is filed.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 128
Notice 128 Before filing an application with the Tribunal for a loan order under subsection 30.19(2) of the Act, the Commissioner or the representative of the Commissioner shall give notice in writing to the Chairperson and to the parties to the proceedings.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 129
Filing 129 (1) The Commissioner or the representative of the Commissioner shall file the notice referred to in rule 128 at least 10 days before filing the application for a loan order. Service (2) The Commissioner or the representative of the Commissioner shall, within five days after the notice is filed, serve it on the parties to the proceedings.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 130
Notice of application 130 (1) An application for a loan order by the Commissioner or the representative of the Commissioner shall be made by filing a notice of application. Content (2) A notice of application shall be in accordance with the requirements set out in subsection 30.19(3) of the Act and shall set out, in numbered paragraphs, (a) the sections of the Act under which the application is made; (b) the names of the parties to the proceedings; (c) a concise statement of the grounds on which the application for a loan order is made and of the material facts on which the Commissioner relies; (d) the terms of the loan order sought; and (e) the official language that the Commissioner intends to use in the proceedings.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 131
Service 131 (1) The Commissioner shall, within five days after a notice of application for a loan order is filed, serve the notice on the parties to the proceedings. Proof of service (2) The Commissioner shall, within five days after the service of the notice of application, file proof of service.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 132
Response 132 (1) A person served with a notice of application for a loan order under subsection 30.19(2) of the Act and who wishes to oppose the application shall, within 15 days after receiving the notice of application, (a) serve a response on the Commissioner and the other parties to the proceedings; and (b) file the response with proof of service. Form and content (2) A response shall set out, in numbered paragraphs, (a) a concise statement of the grounds on which the application for a loan order is opposed and of the material facts on which the person opposing the application relies; (b) an admission or denial of each ground and of each material fact relevant to each ground set out in the application for a loan order; and (c) the official language that the person opposing the application for a loan order intends to use in the proceedings.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 133
Decision 133 (1) The Tribunal may render its decision on the basis of the written record without a formal oral hearing. Power of the Tribunal (2) The Tribunal may grant the application for a loan order, with or without conditions, or refuse the application.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 134
Definition of judicial member 134 (1) For the purposes of this Part, judicial member means the Chairperson or a judicial member designated by the Chairperson. Powers of a judicial member (2) Case management duties do not preclude a judicial member from presiding at the hearing of an application or reference.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 135
Case management conferences 135 (1) Subject to subrules (2) and (3), the judicial member shall conduct one or more case management conferences as soon as is practicable after the end of the period for filing a reply, or after the filing of a notice of reference, or sooner if indicated by the circumstances. Specialization agreements (2) In the case of an application for the registration of a specialization agreement, the judicial member shall conduct a case management conference as soon as is practicable after the Commissioner has filed proof of service of a notice of appearance in accordance with subrule 101(1). Loan order (3) In the case of an application for a loan order, if the judicial member deems that a hearing is necessary, the judicial member shall consult the parties with respect to any case management procedures within seven days after proof of service of the response to the application for a loan order has been filed.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 136
Directions re scheduling 136 The judicial member shall issue directions with respect to the scheduling of case management conferences.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 137
Direction regarding list of matters to be considered 137 (1) The judicial member may include in the directions referred to in rule 136 a list of the matters to be considered at the case management conference and may require the filing of memoranda regarding any of those matters. Matters to be considered (2) Those matters may include (a) the start date, duration and location of the hearing, as well as the medium for the hearing; (b) any pending or anticipated motions, and a deadline date for the hearing of motions; (c) any issues of confidentiality; (d) the clarification, simplification and elimination of issues; (e) the possibility of obtaining admissions of particular facts or documents, including an agreed statement of facts; (f) a deadline for the completion of discovery, related motions and answering undertakings; (g) the official language to be used for the pleadings and the hearing, as well as the official language in which each witness shall testify; (h) in the case of a reference, the determination of whether there shall be oral evidence; (i) a timetable for the exchange or serving and filing of the various documents related to the hearing, including affidavits of documents, joint briefs of authorities and agreed books of documents; (j) any matter relating to pre-hearing disclosure; (k) a timetable to be followed by the intervenors; (l) all matters related to expert witnesses, including the possibility of experts meeting before a hearing to answer questions posed by the Tribunal; (m) any amendments to the pleadings; (n) the advisability of a pre-hearing reference or determination of a question of law; (o) any requirement for a notice of a constitutional question; (p) a timetable for the subsequent case management conferences; and (q) any other matters that may aid in the disposition of the application.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 138
Order 138 After a case management conference, the Tribunal shall issue an order stating any rulings by the Tribunal relating to the matters considered at the case management conference.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 139
Firm requirements 139 (1) The dates set and other requirements established by case management orders are firm. Variation (2) A request for a variation must be made by motion showing that compelling reasons exist for a change in the order. Tribunal may amend (3) If the Tribunal is satisfied that compelling reasons exist for a change in the order, it may amend it.
Competition Tribunal Rules — 140
Proceeding already commenced 140 These Rules apply only to proceedings commenced after these Rules come into effect.
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I, (full name), resident at (address), swear [affirm] that: 1 individual On (date), at (time), I served (name of individual served) with (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with that person at (address where service was made). 2 partnership On (date), at (time), I served (name of partnership served) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of partner) at (address where service was made). 3 corporation On (date), at (time), I served (name of corporation served) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name and position of the officer or person apparently in charge of the head office or a branch of the corporation) at (address where service was made). 4 Commissioner On (date), at (time), I served the Commissioner with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of the person with whom the copy was left) at (address where service was made). 5 a person represented by counsel who is willing to accept service (a) On (date), at (time), I served (name of person represented) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of legal counsel), counsel for (name of person represented), at (address where service was made). (b) (Name of counsel) informed me that [he/she] was willing to accept service on behalf of (name of person represented by counsel).
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1 individual On (date), at (time), I served (name of individual served) with (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with that person at (address where service was made).
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On (date), at (time), I served (name of individual served) with (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with that person at (address where service was made).
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2 partnership On (date), at (time), I served (name of partnership served) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of partner) at (address where service was made).
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On (date), at (time), I served (name of partnership served) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of partner) at (address where service was made).
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3 corporation On (date), at (time), I served (name of corporation served) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name and position of the officer or person apparently in charge of the head office or a branch of the corporation) at (address where service was made).
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On (date), at (time), I served (name of corporation served) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name and position of the officer or person apparently in charge of the head office or a branch of the corporation) at (address where service was made).
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4 Commissioner On (date), at (time), I served the Commissioner with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of the person with whom the copy was left) at (address where service was made).
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On (date), at (time), I served the Commissioner with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of the person with whom the copy was left) at (address where service was made).
Competition Tribunal Rules — 5
5 a person represented by counsel who is willing to accept service (a) On (date), at (time), I served (name of person represented) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of legal counsel), counsel for (name of person represented), at (address where service was made). (b) (Name of counsel) informed me that [he/she] was willing to accept service on behalf of (name of person represented by counsel).
Competition Tribunal Rules — (a)
(a) On (date), at (time), I served (name of person represented) with the (name of document) by leaving a certified copy with (name of legal counsel), counsel for (name of person represented), at (address where service was made).
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(b) (Name of counsel) informed me that [he/she] was willing to accept service on behalf of (name of person represented by counsel).
Competition Tribunal Rules — 1
I, (full name), resident at (address), swear [affirm] that: 1 by leaving a copy On (date), at (time), I served (name of person served) with the (name of document) by leaving a copy of the document at (address of person or of counsel’s office where service was made). 2 by sending a copy by facsimile transmission On (date), at (time), I served (name of person served) with the (name of document) by sending a copy of the document, including a cover page, by facsimile transmission to (name of person or counsel) at (fax number). 3 by sending a copy by registered mail and obtaining an acknowledgement of receipt (a) On (date), at (time), I sent the (identify document) by registered mail to (name of person or counsel) at (address of person or of counsel’s office). (b) I attach an acknowledgement of receipt indicating that the document was received on (date).
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1 by leaving a copy On (date), at (time), I served (name of person served) with the (name of document) by leaving a copy of the document at (address of person or of counsel’s office where service was made).
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On (date), at (time), I served (name of person served) with the (name of document) by leaving a copy of the document at (address of person or of counsel’s office where service was made).
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2 by sending a copy by facsimile transmission On (date), at (time), I served (name of person served) with the (name of document) by sending a copy of the document, including a cover page, by facsimile transmission to (name of person or counsel) at (fax number).
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On (date), at (time), I served (name of person served) with the (name of document) by sending a copy of the document, including a cover page, by facsimile transmission to (name of person or counsel) at (fax number).
Competition Tribunal Rules — 3
3 by sending a copy by registered mail and obtaining an acknowledgement of receipt (a) On (date), at (time), I sent the (identify document) by registered mail to (name of person or counsel) at (address of person or of counsel’s office). (b) I attach an acknowledgement of receipt indicating that the document was received on (date).
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(a) On (date), at (time), I sent the (identify document) by registered mail to (name of person or counsel) at (address of person or of counsel’s office).
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(b) I attach an acknowledgement of receipt indicating that the document was received on (date).
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I, (name of counsel or designate), counsel (or designate of legal counsel), certify that on (date of service), I caused (name of party served) to be duly served with (name of document), by (method of service), on behalf of (party on behalf of whom the document is served).
Procurement Ombudsman Regulations — a
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Public Works and Government Services, pursuant to section 23.1 a of the Department of Public Works and Government Services Act b , hereby makes the annexed Procurement Ombudsman Regulations . a S.C. 2006, c. 9, s. 307 b S.C. 1996, c. 16
Procurement Ombudsman Regulations — 1
1 The following definitions apply in these Regulations. Act means the Department of Public Works and Government Services Act. ( Loi ) contracting department means the department that awards the contract to which a complaint relates. ( ministère contractant ) working day means a day that is not a Saturday or a holiday. ( jour ouvrable )
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Act means the Department of Public Works and Government Services Act. ( Loi )
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contracting department means the department that awards the contract to which a complaint relates. ( ministère contractant )
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working day means a day that is not a Saturday or a holiday. ( jour ouvrable )
Procurement Ombudsman Regulations — 2
2 These Regulations apply (a) with respect to sections 7 to 14, to a contract for the acquisition of materiel or services that is awarded after the coming into force of these Regulations; (b) with respect to sections 15 to 22, to a contract for the acquisition of materiel or services if the facts or grounds on which the complaint is based arise after the coming into force of these Regulations; and (c) with respect to section 23, to a contract for the acquisition of materiel or services if a dispute referred to in that section arises after the coming into force of these Regulations.
Procurement Ombudsman Regulations — 3
3 The Procurement Ombudsman shall not perform the duties and functions referred to in subsection 22.1(3) of the Act in respect of the following departments: (a) the Canadian Security Intelligence Service; and (b) the staff of the Senate and the House of Commons.
Procurement Ombudsman Regulations — 4
4 (1) The Procurement Ombudsman shall review the practices of a department for acquiring materiel and services under paragraph 22.1(3)(a) of the Act if there are reasonable grounds to do so and shall take into consideration the following factors: (a) consistency with relevant Cabinet policies and procedures, with relevant multi-departmental policies and procedures and with policies and procedures related to a national security exemption; (b) consistency with the Financial Administration Act and regulations made under it; (c) the resources that would be required of that department to respond to the review; (d) the observations or findings of any previous audits or assessments; and (e) the time that has elapsed since his or her previous review of the practices of that department. (2) If the Procurement Ombudsman reviews the practices of a department under subsection (1), he or she may request that it provide any document or information necessary for the review.
Procurement Ombudsman Regulations — 5
5 Before making any recommendations under paragraph 22.1(3)(a) of the Act, the Procurement Ombudsman shall (a) take into consideration the following factors: (i) consistency with relevant cabinet policies and procedures, with relevant multi-departmental policies and procedures and with policies and procedures related to a national security exemption, (ii) consistency with the Financial Administration Act and regulations made under it, (iii) the seriousness of any inconsistency with the principles of fairness, openness and transparency, and (iv) the potential impact that the recommendations could have on the government’s operations or resources; and (b) provide an opportunity to the department whose practices have been subject to the review to make comments on the proposed recommendations and the reasons for them within 30 working days after their receipt.
Procurement Ombudsman Regulations — 6
6 (1) If the Procurement Ombudsman makes recommendations under paragraph 22.1(3)(a) of the Act, he or she shall provide them, together with reasons, within one year after the commencement of a review and shall also provide a copy of them to the Minister without delay. (2) If the Procurement Ombudsman cannot provide the recommendations within the period set out in subsection (1), before the expiry of that period, he or she shall provide interim recommendations, together with the reasons for the delay, and shall provide the final recommendations within 120 working days after the provision of the interim recommendations.