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Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — 2
2 In this arrangement the two Contracting States will designate their liaison agencies.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — 3
3 In addition, the model forms necessary to put into operation the procedures and formalities jointly agreed to shall be prescribed.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — (a)
The competent administrative authorities of the two Contracting States: (a) shall advise each other directly of any information concerning actions taken domestically for the application of this Agreement, (b) shall advise each other directly of any information concerning amendments made to the legislation and regulations referred to in Article II insofar as these amendments are likely to affect the application of this Agreement, (c) shall mutually address any difficulties which may arise, on the technical level, in the application of the provisions of this Agreement or of the arrangements made for its application.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — (a)
(a) shall advise each other directly of any information concerning actions taken domestically for the application of this Agreement,
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — (b)
(b) shall advise each other directly of any information concerning amendments made to the legislation and regulations referred to in Article II insofar as these amendments are likely to affect the application of this Agreement,
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — (c)
(c) shall mutually address any difficulties which may arise, on the technical level, in the application of the provisions of this Agreement or of the arrangements made for its application.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — 1
1 For the application both of this Agreement and of the social security legislation of the other Contracting State, the competent social security authorities and institutions of both Contracting States shall make their facilities available in the same way as they would for the application of their own legislation.
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2 Information provided by virtue of the preceding paragraph shall be used solely for the purposes of applying this Agreement.
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3 The access of a person to his social security file shall be regulated by the legislation of the Contracting State holding the file.
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1 The benefit of the exemptions or reductions of taxes, or stamp duties or of registration or recording fees provided for by the legislation of one Contracting State in respect of certificates or other documents required to be produced for the application of the legislation of that State shall be extended to certificates or other documents required to be produced for the application of the legislation of the other State.
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2 All acts, documents and certificates required to be produced for the carrying out of this Agreement shall be exempt from notarization.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
Claims, notices and appeals on social security matters which are required to be submitted within a specified period to the authority, institution or jurisdiction of one of the Contracting States authorized to accept them, are acceptable if they have been presented within the same specified period to a corresponding authority, institution or jurisdiction of the other State. In this case the claims, notices and appeals must be sent without delay to the authority, institution or jurisdiction of the first State.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
The institutions or authorities responsible for paying benefits under this Agreement shall pay those benefits in their national currency.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
The rules established by the legislation listed in Article II concerning the participation of aliens in the establishment or renewal of the organs necessary for the functioning of the social security plans of either State are not waived.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
The competent authorities of France and the competent authorities of the provinces of Canada may conclude arrangements concerning any social security legislation within provincial jurisdiction insofar as those arrangements are not inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
Where an arrangement has been concluded between the competent authorities of France and a province providing a comprehensive pension plan, concerning that provincial comprehensive pension plan, Canada may, if it deems necessary, for the purposes of applying this Agreement, conclude an arrangement with that province in order to coordinate the Canada Pension Plan and that provincial plan and may, among other things, accept periods of contribution to the provincial plan as periods of contribution under the legislation of Canada.
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1 This Agreement does not create a right to payment of benefits in respect of any period prior to the date on which it enters into force.
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2 All insurance or assimilated periods, as well as all periods of residence, credited under the legislation of one of the Contracting States prior to the date on which this Agreement enters into force shall be taken into consideration in the determination of benefit rights established in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.
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3 Subject to the provisions of paragraph 1, a benefit is payable by virtue of this Agreement even if it relates to an event prior to the date on which the Agreement enters into force. In this regard any benefit that was not determined and paid or that was suspended by reason of the nationality of the interested person or by reason of his residence in the territory of a State other than that in which the institution responsible for payment is located shall, on the request of the interested person, be determined and paid or reinstituted from the entry into force of this Agreement subject to the rights previously determined not having led to a cash settlement.
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4 Rights of interested persons who, prior to the entry into force of this Agreement, obtained payment of a pension or annuity may be revised upon application by those persons or on the initiative of an institution. Such revision shall grant to beneficiaries, from the entry into force of this Agreement, the same rights as if the Agreement had been in force when the benefits were determined and paid. Any request for revision shall be made within two years from the entry into force of this Agreement.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — 5
5 As regards the rights resulting from the application of paragraphs 3 and 4, provisions of the legislation of the two Contracting States concerning the forfeiture or prescription of rights shall not be applicable against interested persons if the request provided for in paragraph 3 or 4 is made within two years from the entry into force of this Agreement. If the request is made after the expiration of that time the right to benefits which is not subject to forfeiture or which is not prescribed shall be acquired from the date of the request, unless more favourable legislative provisions of either Contracting State are applicable.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — 1
1 Each Contracting State shall notify the other of the completion of the constitutional procedures required for this Agreement to come into force.
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2 This Agreement shall enter into force on the first day of the second month following the last such notification.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
This Agreement shall remain in force for one year from the date of its entry into force. It shall be renewed automatically from year to year unless notice of termination is given through diplomatic channels three months prior to the expiration of the term.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned, being duly authorized thereto by their respective Governments, have signed this Agreement.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
DONE in two copies at Ottawa, this 9th day of February, 1979, in the English and French languages, each text being equally authentic.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
Upon the signing on this date of the Agreement on Social Security between the Government of Canada and the Government of the French Republic,
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — —
— nationals of France are entitled to benefits under the Old Age Security program on the same basis as other residents of Canada, and
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— nationals of France, including students, have access to the network of Canadian provincial social assistance services without restriction as to nationality,
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1 Allowance for Elderly Employees The allowance for elderly employees shall be granted, under the conditions provided in the legislation of France on elderly employees, to elderly Canadian employees with insufficient resources who, at the time of application, have at least 15 years of uninterrupted residence in France.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
The allowance for elderly employees shall be granted, under the conditions provided in the legislation of France on elderly employees, to elderly Canadian employees with insufficient resources who, at the time of application, have at least 15 years of uninterrupted residence in France.
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2 Old Age Allowance for Self-Employed Nationals of Canada who having pursued in France a self-employed activity covered by an old age allowance plan referred to in Part I of Volume VIII of the Social Security Code, had never contributed to that program, shall have access to the non-contributory old age allowance for the self-employed on the same basis as nationals of France subject to their establishing that they have resided in France for a total of at least 15 years after age 20 and have resided normally in France for at least five years without interruption at the time of application for benefits.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
Nationals of Canada who having pursued in France a self-employed activity covered by an old age allowance plan referred to in Part I of Volume VIII of the Social Security Code, had never contributed to that program, shall have access to the non-contributory old age allowance for the self-employed on the same basis as nationals of France subject to their establishing that they have resided in France for a total of at least 15 years after age 20 and have resided normally in France for at least five years without interruption at the time of application for benefits.
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3 Special Allowance Nationals of Canada shall have access to the special allowance provided for in Part II of Volume VIII of the Social Security Code on the same basis as nationals of France subject to their establishing that they have resided in France for a total of at least 15 years after age 20 and have resided normally in France for five years without interruption at the time of application for benefits.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
Nationals of Canada shall have access to the special allowance provided for in Part II of Volume VIII of the Social Security Code on the same basis as nationals of France subject to their establishing that they have resided in France for a total of at least 15 years after age 20 and have resided normally in France for five years without interruption at the time of application for benefits.
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4 National Solidarity Fund Supplementary Allowance Nationals of Canada entitled to an old age or disability benefit from a French plan for employees, within the framework of the legislation referred to in Article V of the Agreement on Social Security of February 9, 1979, or of one of the benefits referred to in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this Protocol, are entitled to the Supplementary Allowance under the same conditions as nationals of France. The allowances referred to in paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this Protocol cease to be paid when the beneficiaries leave French territory.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
Nationals of Canada entitled to an old age or disability benefit from a French plan for employees, within the framework of the legislation referred to in Article V of the Agreement on Social Security of February 9, 1979, or of one of the benefits referred to in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this Protocol, are entitled to the Supplementary Allowance under the same conditions as nationals of France.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
The allowances referred to in paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this Protocol cease to be paid when the beneficiaries leave French territory.
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5 Social Security for Students The French social security plan for students established by Volume VI in Part I of the Social Security Code is applicable, under the same conditions as for French students, to Canadian students who pursue their studies in France and who are neither covered by social insurance in that State nor dependants of a person so covered.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
The French social security plan for students established by Volume VI in Part I of the Social Security Code is applicable, under the same conditions as for French students, to Canadian students who pursue their studies in France and who are neither covered by social insurance in that State nor dependants of a person so covered.
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6 General Provisions For the application of resource-related provisions established by the legislation of one of the States the competent services and agencies of the other State will extend their cooperation with a view to: (a) determining the resources available to the applicants, such as lifetime benefits derived from the social security plan and, to this effect, to conduct an investigation or inquiry in accordance with the conditions set out in the social security legislation; (b) evaluating the goods they possess; (c) approaching, if necessary, the persons who have a basic obligation to maintain the applicants concerned. The provisions of this Protocol will take effect from the date the Agreement enters into force.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — (a)
For the application of resource-related provisions established by the legislation of one of the States the competent services and agencies of the other State will extend their cooperation with a view to: (a) determining the resources available to the applicants, such as lifetime benefits derived from the social security plan and, to this effect, to conduct an investigation or inquiry in accordance with the conditions set out in the social security legislation; (b) evaluating the goods they possess; (c) approaching, if necessary, the persons who have a basic obligation to maintain the applicants concerned.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — (a)
(a) determining the resources available to the applicants, such as lifetime benefits derived from the social security plan and, to this effect, to conduct an investigation or inquiry in accordance with the conditions set out in the social security legislation;
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — (c)
(c) approaching, if necessary, the persons who have a basic obligation to maintain the applicants concerned.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
The provisions of this Protocol will take effect from the date the Agreement enters into force.
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7 Final Provisions The provisions of this Protocol will take effect from the date the Agreement enters into force.
Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981 — Proclamation Declaring the Agreement Between Canada and France on Social Security in Force Effective January 13, 1981
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned, being duly authorized thereto by their respective Governments, have signed this Protocol.
Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital — Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital
ELIZABETH THE SECOND, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories QUEEN, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital — Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital
To All to Whom these Presents shall come or whom the same may in anyway concern,
Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital — Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital
Whereas in and by section 27 of the Canada-Barbados Income Tax Agreement Act, 1980 , assented to on December 17, 1980, being Part IX of chapter 44 of the Statutes of Canada, 1980-81, it is provided that notice of the day the Agreement between Canada and Barbados for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income and on capital, set out in Schedule IX to the said Act, comes into force shall be given by proclamation of the Governor in Council published in the Canada Gazette ;
Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital — Proclamation Giving Notice of Coming into Force Canada-Barbados Convention Respecting Taxes on Income and Capital
And Whereas Article XXXI of the Agreement provides that each country shall notify to the other the completion of the measures necessary to give the Agreement the force of law within its jurisdiction and that the Agreement shall enter into force on the date on which the later notification is made;