GreatNorthCollective/greatnorth-canada-federal-laws-text huggingface dataset:
Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, lands, buildings and other structures means lands, buildings and other structures that form part of any small craft harbour facility under the control and management of the Minister, but does not include wharfs, piers or breakwaters; ( terrains, bâtiments et autres constructions ) Minister means the Minister of the Environment. ( ministre )
Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations — Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations
lands, buildings and other structures means lands, buildings and other structures that form part of any small craft harbour facility under the control and management of the Minister, but does not include wharfs, piers or breakwaters; ( terrains, bâtiments et autres constructions )
Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations — Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations
Minister means the Minister of the Environment. ( ministre )
Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations — 3
3 Notwithstanding the Public Lands Leasing and Licensing Regulations , the Minister may, subject to sections 4 to 6, enter into leases and grant licences to use or occupy lands, buildings and other structures for any term and upon such conditions as to rent, renewal or otherwise as he considers necessary or advisable.
Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations — 4
4 No lease or licence for the purpose of banking shall be entered into or granted without the prior written approval of the Minister of Finance.
Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations — 5
5 (1) No lease or licence for a term exceeding 10 years shall be entered into or granted without the prior approval of the Treasury Board Advisory Committee on Land Management. (2) No lease or licence, including renewals thereof, shall, without the prior approval of the Treasury Board, be for a term or terms exceeding 20 years.
Small Craft Harbours Leasing Regulations — 6
6 The rental or other consideration payable under any lease or licence entered into or granted under these Regulations shall be paid or made payable to the Receiver General.
Formal Documents Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Formal Documents Regulations .
Formal Documents Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Privy Seal means the seal adopted by the Governor General or the Administrator for the sealing of official documents that are to be signed by him, or with his authority by his deputy, and that do not require to be sealed with the Great Seal; ( sceau privé ) permanent , in relation to any commission, board or corporation, means established without any limitation of time as to its continuance; ( permanent ) regular means appointed on a permanent basis; ( régulier ) temporary , in relation to any commission, board or corporation, means established for a specified period of time or until the occurrence of a stated event; ( temporaire ) temporary or ad hoc means appointed specially for a specified short period of time or until the occurrence of a stated event. ( temporaire ou spécial (ad hoc) )
Formal Documents Regulations — Formal Documents Regulations
Privy Seal means the seal adopted by the Governor General or the Administrator for the sealing of official documents that are to be signed by him, or with his authority by his deputy, and that do not require to be sealed with the Great Seal; ( sceau privé )
Formal Documents Regulations — Formal Documents Regulations
permanent , in relation to any commission, board or corporation, means established without any limitation of time as to its continuance; ( permanent )
Formal Documents Regulations — Formal Documents Regulations
regular means appointed on a permanent basis; ( régulier )
Formal Documents Regulations — Formal Documents Regulations
temporary , in relation to any commission, board or corporation, means established for a specified period of time or until the occurrence of a stated event; ( temporaire )
Formal Documents Regulations — Formal Documents Regulations
temporary or ad hoc means appointed specially for a specified short period of time or until the occurrence of a stated event. ( temporaire ou spécial (ad hoc) )
Formal Documents Regulations — 3
3 (1) Every document under seal issued in accordance with these Regulations shall bear the signature of the person holding the office indicated in each case, or the signature of the acting holder of such office, except that any such document required to be signed by the deputy head of a department may in any case be signed by the head or the acting head of such department. (2) Nothing in these Regulations shall be construed as requiring the issuance of a Commission to any person on re-appointment to an office unless the commission constitutes the instrument of re-appointment. (3) Any document in respect of the appointment of the Attorney General or the Minister of Industry, or in respect of the appointment of a person holding one of those offices to concurrently hold another office, that is required by these Regulations to be issued under seal and to be signed by the Attorney General or Registrar General may be signed by the Prime Minister. SOR/2005-187, s. 1
Formal Documents Regulations — 5
5 Commissions under the Privy Seal shall issue to persons appointed to the following offices: (a) with the said Seal to be affixed by the Secretary to the Governor General: Appointees Signatures Officers of the Canadian Forces Governor General, Minister of National Defence; (b) with the said Seal to be affixed by the Registrar General: Appointees Signatures (1) Deputies of the Governor General Governor General, Deputy Registrar General. (2) Deputies of the Administrator Administrator, Deputy Registrar General. (3) Officers of the Canadian Forces when there is an Administrator Administrator, Minister of National Defence.
Formal Documents Regulations — 6
6 Commissions under the Seal of the Registrar General shall issue to persons appointed to the following offices: Appointees Signatures (1) Consuls General, Consuls and Vice Consuls Deputy Governor, Deputy Registrar General, Deputy Attorney General. (2) Temporary or ad hoc members of permanent federal commissions, boards and corporations Deputy Governor, Deputy Registrar General, Deputy Attorney General. (3) Members of temporary federal commissions, boards and corporations Deputy Governor, Deputy Registrar General, Deputy Attorney General. (4) [Repealed, SOR/98-274, s. 4] (5) Persons in the public service of Canada appointed under an order in council who are not included in any other category contained in section 4, in section 5 or in this section and to whom the Registrar General deems it appropriate that a commission should issue Deputy Governor, Deputy Registrar General, Deputy Attorney General. SOR/98-274, s. 4
Formal Documents Regulations — 7
7 The following documents shall be issued under the Great Seal which shall be affixed by the Registrar General: Documents Signatures (1) Letters Patent constituting the office of Governor General The Sovereign, Prime Minister, Registrar General. (2) Proclamations (except proclamations of the appointment of the Governor General, proclamations of the death of the Sovereign and proclamations respecting the Constitution of Canada) Governor General, Deputy Registrar General, Deputy Attorney General. (2.1) Proclamation respecting the coming into force of paragraph 23(1)(a) of the Constitution Act, 1982 The Sovereign or Governor General, Prime Minister, Registrar General, Attorney General. (2.2) Proclamations under sections 38, 41, 42 and 43 of the Constitution Act, 1982 Governor General, Prime Minister, Registrar General, Attorney General. (3) Grants by the Crown of lands or rights therein Deputy Governor, Deputy Registrar General, Deputy Attorney General or officer of his department authorized to sign for him, Deputy Minister of department concerned or officer of his department authorized to sign for him. (4) [Repealed, SOR/98-274, s. 5] (5) Election writs Deputy Governor, Chief Electoral Officer. (6) and (7) [Repealed, SOR/98-274, s. 5] SOR/82-400, s. 1; SOR/83-426, s. 1; SOR/98-274, s. 5
Formal Documents Regulations — 8
8 The following documents shall be issued under the Privy Seal, which shall be affixed by the Registrar General: Documents Signatures (1) Proclamation of the Governor General’s appointment Governor General. (2) Proclamation of the death of the Sovereign Governor General and Registrar General. (3) [Repealed, SOR/2005-187, s. 3] (4) Certificates of authentication Governor General, Deputy Registrar General. (5) [Repealed, SOR/2005-187, s. 3] SOR/2005-187, s. 3
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Public Servants Inventions Regulations .
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 2
2 Every public servant who invents an invention shall furnish to the appropriate Minister, in addition to any information required by the appropriate Minister under paragraph 4(1)(a) of the Public Servants Inventions Act , hereinafter referred to as the Act, a statement, in Form 1 of the schedule, (a) giving information in respect of the matters set out in that form; and (b) setting out such information as may be useful in determining whether the invention is vested in Her Majesty by the Act. SOR/78-822, s. 1
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 3
3 A question as to whether an invention is vested in Her Majesty by the Act is, for the purposes of subsection 5(1) of the Act, deemed to have arisen and to have been referred to the appropriate Minister on the date that the public servant who invented the invention furnishes to that Minister, or an officer designated by him, a statement in Form 1 of the schedule completed as required by section 2.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 4
4 (1) A determination by the appropriate Minister under section 5 of the Act in respect of an invention is, for the purposes of that section, deemed to be made on the day on which a certificate in Form 2 of the schedule is (a) delivered personally to the inventor; or (b) received by the inventor by registered mail. (2) A certificate described in subsection (1) that is sent by registered mail to an inventor at his latest known address is deemed to have been received by him, (a) if the latest known address of the inventor is in Canada, three days after the day on which the certificate was so sent to him; and (b) if the latest known address of the inventor is not in Canada, seven days after the day on which the certificate was so sent to him.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 5
5 (1) Where an application for a patent for an invention has been filed with the Patent Office and any question arises as to whether or not the invention is vested in Her Majesty by the Act, the appropriate Minister shall, on being informed by the Patent Office of the filing of the application, file with the Patent Office a certificate in Form 2 of the schedule of any determination made by him under section 5 of the Act in respect of the invention. (2) A certificate in Form 2 of the schedule that is filed with the Patent Office forms part of the application for a patent for the invention to which the certificate relates.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 6
6 A certificate in Form 2 of the schedule purporting to be signed by the appropriate Minister or person authorized by him is admissible in evidence without any proof that the person so signing is the appropriate Minister or person or of the signature of the Minister or person.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 7
7 (1) Subject to subsection (2), (a) an appeal under subsection 5(2) of the Act or an application under subsection 5(3) of the Act shall be instituted in the manner provided by section 48 of the Federal Courts Act for instituting a proceeding against the Crown; and (b) section 48 of the Federal Courts Act and the Federal Court Rules are applicable to such an appeal or application as though it were a proceeding instituted under section 48 of the Federal Courts Act . (2) In a proceeding instituted under this section, the words “NOTICE OF APPEAL” or “APPLICATION”, as the case may be, shall be substituted for the words “STATEMENT OF CLAIM” or “DECLARATION” where they appear in Schedule A of the Federal Courts Act . 2002, c. 8, s. 182
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 8
8 Where a public servant files an application for a patent and (a) the appropriate Minister or the Federal Court of Canada has determined that the invention is vested in Her Majesty, or (b) it is stated in the application that the invention is vested in Her Majesty, the patent issued pursuant to the application shall be issued in the name of Her Majesty unless the appropriate Minister, pursuant to section 8 of the Act, waives, abandons or transfers the Canadian or all rights in respect of the invention vested in Her Majesty.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 9
9 (1) Where an application for a patent has been filed in Canada for an invention vested in Her Majesty by the Act and the appropriate Minister, pursuant to section 8 of the Act, waives, abandons or transfers any of the Canadian ownership rights in respect of the invention, the appropriate Minister shall execute an instrument accordingly and register a copy thereof with the Patent Office. (2) An instrument referred to in subsection (1) shall, where applicable, be in Form 3 of the schedule.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 10
10 Every instrument executed pursuant to section 8 of the Act that affects the rights of an inventor shall be delivered personally to the inventor or sent to him by registered mail at his latest known address.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 11
11 An application for a patent for an invention made by a public servant alone or in conjunction with any other person shall be in Form 4, 5, 6 or 7 of the schedule wherever and to the extent that such form is applicable.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 12
12 The appropriate Minister shall keep the Patent Office informed at all times of the name and position of every person who, for the purposes of these Regulations, may sign documents on his behalf.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 14
14 (1) There shall be a committee called the Public Servants Inventions Committee consisting of a representative from each of the following: (a) Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs; (b) Department of Energy, Mines and Resources; (c) Department of Justice; (d) National Research Council of Canada; (e) Canadian Patents and Development Limited; (f) Atomic Energy Control Board; (g) Atomic Energy of Canada Limited; (h) Treasury Board; (i) Department of National Defence; (j) Department of Communications; (k) Department of the Environment; (l) Department of Supply and Services; and (m) Department of Industry, Trade and Commerce. (2) The Public Servants Inventions Committee shall (a) act in an advisory capacity in respect of the administration of the Act and these Regulations; (b) on request, assist any Minister in determining an amount of an award; and (c) on request, act in an advisory capacity to departments on matters pertaining to general patent policy. (3) The representative of the Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs shall act as the chairman of the Public Servants Inventions Committee and the representative of the Treasury Board shall act as the secretary of the Committee.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 1
Information to be furnished by public servant inventor. 1 Name(s) of inventor(s): 2 Address(es): residence: business: 3 Nationality of inventor(s): 4 Department or Government Agency in which you are employed: 5 Position(s) and type of work: 6 Your proposed name or title for the invention: 7 Brief description, and drawings where necessary, of your invention under the following headings: (may be in the form of an appendix): (a) What is the problem? (b) How may it be accomplished according to present knowledge? (c) Limitations or drawbacks of present apparatus, product or process. (d) What is your proposal? (e) What is thought to be novel in your proposal? 8 Has any publication or disclosure to others been made? If so to whom, when and where and by what mode? 9 Can you provide references in published literature or patents relating to the problem or subject? If yes, do so. 10 Describe the circumstances surrounding the making of the invention. Did the invention result from or was it connected with your duties or employment? Was it made with facilities, equipment or financial aid provided by or on behalf of the Crown?
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Public Servants Inventions Regulations
Note: Where spaces are inadequate, attach separate pages.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — 1
This part of the form may be varied at the discretion of each department. Information to be furnished by immediate supervisor or other appropriate departmental officer. 1 Did the invention arise from a general program of research or from work in relation to a particular piece of equipment, process or problem? If yes, give details. 2 Does a development contract exist in relation to the invention or is one projected? 3 Have other persons or organizations participated in the development? If yes, indicate assistance provided and by whom. 4 Has the apparatus, product or process been made or tested? 5 In your opinion what are the possible commercial applications of the invention and their extent? 6 What are the actual or potential uses of the inventions by the armed forces or other government agencies? 7 Comments, if any, on inventor’s answers. 8 Other remarks.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Omit words in brackets that are not applicable.
Omit words in brackets that are not applicable. This is to certify that, pursuant to section 5 of the Public Servants Inventions Act , the Minister of has determined that the following invention (here identify invention by inserting the Title of the Invention and Patent No. or Patent Application Serial No. if any) which was reported to the Minister by on the day of 19 is (not) (jointly) vested in Her Majesty in right of Canada (and ).
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Public Servants Inventions Regulations
(Pursuant to paragraph 4(b) of the said Act, the Minister hereby consents to the filing of an application for a patent in respect of the invention in (all) (the following) countries: ).
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Omit words in brackets that are not applicable.
Omit words in brackets that are not applicable. Pursuant to section 8 of the Public Servants Inventions Act , the Minister of (waives) (abandons) (transfers) to (all rights) (the following Canadian rights) (the following rights in the following countries) in the following invention (here identify the invention by inserting the Title of the Invention and Patent No. or Patent Application Serial No. if any) which was reported to the Minister on the day of 19
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Public Servants Inventions Regulations
(Pursuant to paragraph 4(b) of the said Act, the Minister hereby consents to the filing of an application for a patent in respect of the invention in (all) (the following) countries ).
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Omit words in brackets that are not applicable.
Omit words in brackets that are not applicable. The petition of name(s) of public servant inventor(s) whose full post office address(es) (is) (are)
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (1)
(1) That your petitioner(s) (and name(s) of inventor(s) who (is) (are) not (a) public servant(s) made the invention entitled which is described and claimed in the specification submitted herewith.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (2)
(2) That the said invention was made while your petitioner(s) (was) (were) employed as (a) public servant(s) as defined in the Public Servants Inventions Act in (the Department of) and, pursuant to section 5 of that Act, the said invention has been determined to be (not) (jointly) vested in Her Majesty in right of Canada as represented by the Minister of (and the person(s) named in paragraph (1)). OR (2) That the said invention was made while your petitioner(s) (was) (were) employed as (a) public servant(s) as defined in the Public Servants Inventions Act in (the Department of) (and) (but) in accordance with section 3 of that Act your petitioner(s) verily believe(s) that the said invention is (not) vested in Her Majesty in right of Canada as represented by the Minister of (and in the person(s) named in paragraph (1)).
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (2)
(2) That the said invention was made while your petitioner(s) (was) (were) employed as (a) public servant(s) as defined in the Public Servants Inventions Act in (the Department of) (and) (but) in accordance with section 3 of that Act your petitioner(s) verily believe(s) that the said invention is (not) vested in Her Majesty in right of Canada as represented by the Minister of (and in the person(s) named in paragraph (1)).
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (3)
(3) That your petitioner(s) verily believe(s) that Her Majesty in right of Canada as represented by the Minister of (and name(s) of inventor(s) who (is) (are) not (a) public servant(s)) (is) (are) entitled to a patent for the said invention having regard to the provisions of the Patent Act . OR (3) That your petitioner(s) verily believe(s) that (he) (they) (and name(s) of inventor(s) who (is) (are) not (a) public servant(s) ) (is) (are) entitled to a patent for the said invention having regard to the provisions of the Patent Act .
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (3)
(3) That your petitioner(s) verily believe(s) that (he) (they) (and name(s) of inventor(s) who (is) (are) not (a) public servant(s) ) (is) (are) entitled to a patent for the said invention having regard to the provisions of the Patent Act .
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (4)
Omit this paragraph if there is no request for priority. (4) That your petitioner(s) request(s) that this application be treated as entitled to the rights accorded by section 29 of the Patent Act having regard to the application(s) of which particulars are set out below, and represent(s) that the said application(s) (is) (are) the first application(s) for patent for the said invention filed by the inventor(s) or any one claiming under (him) (any of them) in any country that, by treaty, convention or law, affords similar rights to citizens of Canada. (Give particulars here ONLY of the application or applications upon which the claim for priority is based.)
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (5)
Omit this paragraph if all petitioners reside in Canada. (5) That your petitioner(s) hereby nominate(s) name in full who resides or carries on business in Canada at the following address post office address to be (his) (their) representative for all purposes of the Patent Act , including the service of any proceedings taken thereunder.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (6)
(6) That your petitioner(s) hereby appoint(s) name of patent agent whose full post office address is to be (his) (their) agent, with full power of revocation and substitution, to sign the petition and drawings, to amend the specification and drawings, to prosecute the application, and to receive the patent granted on the said application, and (ratify) (ratifies) any act done by the said appointee in respect of the said application.
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — (7)
(7) That your petitioner(s) therefore pray(s) that a patent for the said invention may be granted (jointly) to the person(s) entitled thereto as set out in paragraph (3).
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Public Servants Inventions Regulations
Signed at City or town Country this day of 19
Public Servants Inventions Regulations — Omit words in brackets that are not applicable.
Omit words in brackets that are not applicable. The petition of name(s) of petitioner(s) whose full post office address(es) (is) (are)