British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board (Interprovincial and Export) Order — 5
5 (1) The Commodity Board shall designate the agencies through which the regulated product shall be processed, packed, stored or marketed. (2) Until otherwise directed by the Commodity Board, all processors in the Province of British Columbia licensed by the Commodity Board are designated as agencies. (3) Every agency shall receive, process and market all the regulated product that it is authorized to process, pack, store or market, delivered to it or to its order, in compliance with the orders of the Commodity Board. (4) Every agency shall be required to make a deduction from the grower’s account as a fixed charge on each and every shipment received by it for purchase or marketing of such an amount as may be determined from time to time by the Commodity Board. (5) Every agency shall make up a statement on the last day of each month showing the name and address of each grower from whom the agency received the regulated product, the number of birds received, the price paid therefor, and the amount deducted for the account of the Commodity Board for each grower and this statement and the monies so collected, shall be forwarded to the Commodity Board’s office not later than the 15th day of the month next following. (6) Every producer-vendor shall be required to make a remittance to the Commodity Board as a fixed charge on each and every bird marketed by him such an amount as may be determined from time to time by the Commodity Board. (7) Every agency shall deduct from the price paid to the grower and pay to the Commodity Board $0.0025 for each pound of the regulated product received by the agency and each producer-vendor shall remit a similar amount for each pound of the regulated product marketed by him. (8) No agency shall, unless specifically ordered by the Commodity Board so to do, receive, process, pack, store or market any of the regulated product in respect of which there has occurred any disobedience of or non-compliance with any orders of the Commodity Board, and any agency that does so or fails itself to comply with any orders of the Commodity Board may have its licence cancelled by the Commodity Board. (9) No agency shall, unless specifically ordered by the Commodity Board to do so, accept, process, pack, store or market any regulated product that is grown by any grower who does not hold a subsisting grower’s licence, or that is not delivered to it or to its order under a valid transport order. (10) Every agency shall be entitled to sell the regulated product directly to a retailer, peddler, caterer, processor, wholesaler or consumer and shall be entitled to charge the normal wholesale spread in effect at the time of such sale. (11) Any agency designated as an agency by the Commodity Board may make arrangements with any other agency for the processing, packing, storing or marketing of the regulated product over which the first agency has authority by the other agency, either in the name of the first agency or of the other agency, provided that the agencies involved may make such arrangements as to remuneration for such services and the costs of transportation as they mutually agree.