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Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
Employment as a member or an employee of any of the boards, commissions or committees hereinafter listed, except the employment as a member or an employee thereof whose duties require his full time attention and who receives for performing such duties a regular salary: (a) Advisory Board to the Children’s Hospital School, Lancaster. (b) Advisory Board — Water Authority. (c) Advisory Committee to the Alcohol Education and Rehabilitation Division. (d) Barbering Advisory Committee. (e) Board of Examiners for Stationary Engineers. (f) Business Technology Board. (g) Cancer Advisory Committee. (h) Film Classification Board. (i) Chemical Technology Board. (j) Civil Service Commission. (k) Civil Technology Board. (l) Community Improvement Corporation. (m) Conciliation Board. (n) Electrical & Electronic Technology Board. (o) Farm Adjustment Board. (p) Federal-Provincial Manpower Committee. (q) Fishermen’s Loan Board of New Brunswick. (r) Fitness and Amateur Sport Scholarship and Bursary Selection Committee. (s) Hospital Services Advisory Board. (t) Industrial Development Board. (u) Industrial Relations Board. (v) Land Compensation Board. (w) Loan and Scholarship Advisory Committee. (x) Low Pressure Gas Board of Examiners. (y) Mechanical Technology Board. (z) Medical Review Board. (aa) Minimum Wage Board. (bb) Motor Carrier Board and Public Utilities Board. (cc) Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing Board. (dd) Motor Vehicle Repair (Mechanical), Barbering, Powderman, Electrical, Plumbing, Heavy Equipment Repair Trade, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Trade and the Oil Burner Installation and Service Trade Examining Committees. (ee) Natural Products Control Board. (ff) New Brunswick Dairy Products Commission. (gg) New Brunswick Development Corporation. (hh) New Brunswick Electric Power Commission. (ii) New Brunswick Industrial Safety Council. (jj) New Brunswick Liquor Control Commission. (kk) New Brunswick Liquor Licensing Board. (ll) New Brunswick Museum Board. (mm) New Brunswick Parole Board. (nn) New Brunswick Water Authority Board. (oo) Old Age and Blind Assistance Board. (pp) Plumbing Technical Advisory Council. (qq) Provincial Apprenticeship Committee and its 10 Provincial Advisory Committees. (rr) Provincial Equalization and Appeal Board. (ss) Provincial Planning Commission. (tt) Social Assistance Commissioners. (uu) Study Committee on Mental Health. (vv) Tradesmen’s Qualification Board. (ww) Vocational Education Board. (xx) Workmen’s Compensation Board.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
(a) Advisory Board to the Children’s Hospital School, Lancaster.
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(c) Advisory Committee to the Alcohol Education and Rehabilitation Division.
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(e) Board of Examiners for Stationary Engineers.
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(n) Electrical & Electronic Technology Board.
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(p) Federal-Provincial Manpower Committee.
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(q) Fishermen’s Loan Board of New Brunswick.
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(r) Fitness and Amateur Sport Scholarship and Bursary Selection Committee.
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(w) Loan and Scholarship Advisory Committee.
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(x) Low Pressure Gas Board of Examiners.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (bb)
(bb) Motor Carrier Board and Public Utilities Board.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (cc)
(cc) Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing Board.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (dd)
(dd) Motor Vehicle Repair (Mechanical), Barbering, Powderman, Electrical, Plumbing, Heavy Equipment Repair Trade, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Trade and the Oil Burner Installation and Service Trade Examining Committees.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (ff)
(ff) New Brunswick Dairy Products Commission.
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(gg) New Brunswick Development Corporation.
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(hh) New Brunswick Electric Power Commission.
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(ii) New Brunswick Industrial Safety Council.
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(jj) New Brunswick Liquor Control Commission.
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(kk) New Brunswick Liquor Licensing Board.
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(nn) New Brunswick Water Authority Board.
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(oo) Old Age and Blind Assistance Board.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (pp)
(pp) Plumbing Technical Advisory Council.
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(qq) Provincial Apprenticeship Committee and its 10 Provincial Advisory Committees.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (rr)
(rr) Provincial Equalization and Appeal Board.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 1
1 Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization (a) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of a Tax Convention to which Canada is a party. (b) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act . (c) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of an order of the Governor in Council. (d) Employment of a person who is not (i) a citizen within the meaning of section 3 of the Citizenship Act , or (ii) a permanent resident as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Immigration Act .
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
(a) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of a Tax Convention to which Canada is a party.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (b)
(b) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act .
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (c)
(c) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of an order of the Governor in Council.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (d)
(d) Employment of a person who is not (i) a citizen within the meaning of section 3 of the Citizenship Act , or (ii) a permanent resident as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Immigration Act .
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(i) a citizen within the meaning of section 3 of the Citizenship Act , or
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (ii)
(ii) a permanent resident as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Immigration Act .
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2 International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission (a) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of a Tax Convention to which Canada is a party. (b) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act .
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3 International North Pacific Fisheries Commission (a) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of a Tax Convention to which Canada is a party. (b) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act .
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4 Commonwealth of Learning (a) Employment of a person who is an official of the Commonwealth of Learning. (b) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act .
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
(a) Employment of a person who is an official of the Commonwealth of Learning.
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5 North Pacific Marine Science Organization (a) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of a Tax Convention to which Canada is a party. (b) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act . (c) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of an order of the Governor in Council. (d) Employment of a person who is not (i) a citizen within the meaning of section 3 of the Citizenship Act , or (ii) a permanent resident as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Immigration Act .
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6 North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission (a) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of a Tax Convention to which Canada is a party. (b) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act . (c) Employment of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of an order of the Governor in Council. (d) Employment of a person who is not (i) a citizen within the meaning of section 3 of the Citizenship Act , or (ii) a permanent resident as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Immigration Act .
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1 New Zealand Employment in Canada by the Government of New Zealand of a person who (a) is a subject or citizen of New Zealand; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of the New Zealand-Canada Tax Convention.
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Employment in Canada by the Government of New Zealand of a person who (a) is a subject or citizen of New Zealand; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of the New Zealand-Canada Tax Convention.
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(a) is a subject or citizen of New Zealand; or
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(b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of the New Zealand-Canada Tax Convention.
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3 Australia Employment in Canada by the Government of Australia of a person who (a) is not a citizen of Canada; or (b) is not permanently resident in Canada.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
Employment in Canada by the Government of Australia of a person who (a) is not a citizen of Canada; or (b) is not permanently resident in Canada.
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(b) is not permanently resident in Canada.
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5 France Employment in Canada by the Government of France of a person who (a) contributes to a pension plan of the French Republic or on behalf of whom contributions are made to a pension plan by the French Republic; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
Employment in Canada by the Government of France of a person who (a) contributes to a pension plan of the French Republic or on behalf of whom contributions are made to a pension plan by the French Republic; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax.
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(a) contributes to a pension plan of the French Republic or on behalf of whom contributions are made to a pension plan by the French Republic; or
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6 United States Employment in Canada by the Government of the United States of a person who (a) is a citizen of the United States; (b) participates in the Civil Service Retirement System of the United States or other pension plan financed by the Government of the United States, where that person has participated in that System or plan continuously since before October 1, 1983 and has elected not to participate in the Canada Pension Plan ; or (c) is not a locally engaged employee of the Government of the United States.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
Employment in Canada by the Government of the United States of a person who (a) is a citizen of the United States; (b) participates in the Civil Service Retirement System of the United States or other pension plan financed by the Government of the United States, where that person has participated in that System or plan continuously since before October 1, 1983 and has elected not to participate in the Canada Pension Plan ; or (c) is not a locally engaged employee of the Government of the United States.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (b)
(b) participates in the Civil Service Retirement System of the United States or other pension plan financed by the Government of the United States, where that person has participated in that System or plan continuously since before October 1, 1983 and has elected not to participate in the Canada Pension Plan ; or
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (c)
(c) is not a locally engaged employee of the Government of the United States.
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8 Japan Employment in Canada by the Government of Japan of a person who (a) is a national of Japan and is neither a national of nor permanently resident in Canada; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of the Canada-Japan Income Tax Convention Act, 1965 .
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
Employment in Canada by the Government of Japan of a person who (a) is a national of Japan and is neither a national of nor permanently resident in Canada; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of the Canada-Japan Income Tax Convention Act, 1965 .
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(a) is a national of Japan and is neither a national of nor permanently resident in Canada; or
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(b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of the Canada-Japan Income Tax Convention Act, 1965 .
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9 India Employment in Canada by the Government of India of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) or (b) of the Income Tax Act .
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Employment in Canada by the Government of India of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) or (b) of the Income Tax Act .
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13 South Africa Employment in Canada by the Government of the Republic of South Africa of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) or (b) of the Income Tax Act .
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Employment in Canada by the Government of the Republic of South Africa of a person who is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) or (b) of the Income Tax Act .
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20 Malaysia Employment in Canada by the Government of Malaysia of a person who (a) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act ; or (b) participates in the Government of Malaysia’s non-contributory gratuity scheme.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
Employment in Canada by the Government of Malaysia of a person who (a) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act ; or (b) participates in the Government of Malaysia’s non-contributory gratuity scheme.
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(a) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act ; or
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(b) participates in the Government of Malaysia’s non-contributory gratuity scheme.
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21 Senegal Employment in Canada by the Government of Senegal of a person who (a) is a citizen of Senegal and is not permanently resident in Canada; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) or (b) of the Income Tax Act .
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — (a)
Employment in Canada by the Government of Senegal of a person who (a) is a citizen of Senegal and is not permanently resident in Canada; or (b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) or (b) of the Income Tax Act .
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(a) is a citizen of Senegal and is not permanently resident in Canada; or
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(b) is exempt from Canadian income tax by virtue of paragraph 149(1)(a) or (b) of the Income Tax Act .
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 4
4 These Regulations apply to amounts and contributions required to be remitted to the Receiver General after October 1997.
Canada Pension Plan Regulations — 27
27 (3) Subsections (1) and (2) apply to amounts and contributions required to be remitted to the Receiver General after 2015.
Prescribed Province Pension Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Prescribed Province Pension Regulations .
Prescribed Province Pension Regulations — 2
2 The Province of Quebec is hereby prescribed, for the purposes of the Canada Pension Plan , as a province the government of which has, before the 30th day after April 3, 1965, signified the intention of such province to provide for the establishment and operation in that province, in lieu of the operation therein of the Canada Pension Plan , of a plan of old age pensions and supplementary benefits providing for the making of contributions thereunder, commencing with the year 1966 and providing for the payment of benefits thereunder comparable to those provided by the Canada Pension Plan .
Canadian Bill of Rights Examination Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Canadian Bill of Rights Examination Regulations .
Canadian Bill of Rights Examination Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Minister means the Minister of Justice.
Canadian Bill of Rights Examination Regulations — 3
3 In the case of every Bill introduced in or presented to the House of Commons by a Minister of the Crown, the Minister shall, forthwith upon receipt of two copies of the Bill from the Clerk of the House of Commons, (a) examine the Bill in order to determine whether any of the provisions thereof are inconsistent with the purposes and provisions of the Canadian Bill of Rights , and (b) cause to be affixed to each of the copies thereof so received from the Clerk of the House of Commons a certificate, in a form approved by the Minister and signed by the Deputy Minister of Justice, stating that the Bill has been examined as required by the Canadian Bill of Rights , and one each of the copies thereof so certified shall thereupon be transmitted to the Clerk of the House of Commons and the Clerk of the Privy Council. SOR/85-782, s. 1
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4 The Clerk of the Privy Council shall, on receipt of a regulation transmitted to him for registration pursuant to the Statutory Instruments Act but not examined as a proposed regulation in accordance with section 3 of that Act, forward a copy thereof to the Minister. SOR/85-782, s. 2
Canadian Bill of Rights Examination Regulations — 5
5 The Minister shall, forthwith upon receipt of a copy of a regulation forwarded to him by the Clerk of the Privy Council pursuant to section 4, (a) examine the regulation in order to determine whether any of the provisions thereof are inconsistent with the purposes and provisions of the Canadian Bill of Rights , and (b) cause to be affixed to the copy thereof so received from the Clerk of the Privy Council a certificate, in a form approved by the Minister and signed by the Deputy Minister of Justice, stating that the regulation has been examined as required by the Canadian Bill of Rights , and the copy so certified shall thereupon be returned to the Clerk of the Privy Council.
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6 Where any of the provisions of any Bill examined by the Minister pursuant to section 3 or any of the provisions of any regulation examined by him pursuant to section 5 are ascertained by the Minister to be inconsistent with the purposes and provisions of the Canadian Bill of Rights , the Minister shall make a report in writing of the inconsistency and shall cause such report to be deposited with the Clerk of the House of Commons in accordance with the Standing Orders of the House of Commons at the earliest convenient opportunity. SOR/85-782, s. 3; SOR/86-41, s. 1
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7 A copy of every report made by the Minister pursuant to section 6 shall, where such report relates to a regulation, be transmitted to the Clerk of the Privy Council forthwith upon the making thereof.
Canadian Forces Special Election Regulations — 1
1 These Regulations may be cited as the Canadian Forces Special Election Regulations .
Canadian Forces Special Election Regulations — 2
2 In these Regulations, Act means the Canadian Forces Superannuation Act ; ( Loi ) former Act means the Defence Services Pension Act , and any other enactment of the Parliament of Canada providing for the payment of pensions to members of the forces based on length of service, other than the Act. ( ancienne loi )
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Act means the Canadian Forces Superannuation Act ; ( Loi )
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former Act means the Defence Services Pension Act , and any other enactment of the Parliament of Canada providing for the payment of pensions to members of the forces based on length of service, other than the Act. ( ancienne loi )
Canadian Forces Special Election Regulations — 3
3 These Regulations apply to every member of the forces to whom the Defence Services Pension Continuation Act applies and who, by reason of erroneous advice received from a person in the forces whose ordinary duties included the giving of advice respecting the making of elections under the Act or the former Act, failed to elect to become a contributor under the Act, Part V of the Defence Services Pension Act or Part V of the Militia Pension Act .
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4 (1) Subject to section 5, a member of the forces described in section 3 may elect to become a contributor under the Act if he elects within one year of the day on which he is informed by the Minister of his right so to elect. (2) Every election made under subsection (1) shall be evidenced in writing on Form CFSA 109 set out in the schedule and the original thereof forwarded to a person designated by the Minister for the purpose within the time prescribed by subsection (1) for the making of the election.
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5 A member of the forces described in section 3 who was paid a gratuity under the former Act may elect to become a contributor under the Act only on undertaking to pay an amount equal to the gratuity paid to him (which payment may be in lump sum or in instalments computed in accordance with section 14 of the Canadian Forces Superannuation Regulations , at his option), together with simple interest at four per cent per annum from the date of commencement of payment of the gratuity to the date of his election under section 4.
Canadian Forces Special Election Regulations — Canadian Forces Special Election Regulations
(This form is ONLY for use by a member of the forces who is subject to the Defence Services Pension Continuation Act and who elects to become a contributor under the Canadian Forces Superannuation Act within one year of the day on which he is informed by the Minister of his right to so elect.)
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1 I, (Full given names followed by surname) Service No. Rank Ship, Unit or Station Date of Birth Marital Status (Day) (Month) (year) (Single, Married,  Divorced, etc.) being a member of the forces to whom the Defence Services Pension Continuation Act applies, hereby elect to become a contributor under the Canadian Forces Superannuation Act (CFSA) this date. I understand that I am entitled to count as pensionable service any period of service that I was entitled to count for pension purposes under Part I, II or III of the former Act together with any period of service I would have been entitled to count under Part V of the Defence Services Pension Act or Part V of the Militia Pension Act and that upon the making of this election I shall be deemed to have elected to pay for that service.
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Date of Birth Marital Status (Day) (Month) (year) (Single, Married,  Divorced, etc.)
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(Day) (Month) (year) (Single, Married,  Divorced, etc.)