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Federal Courts Rules — 4
of costs 1–5 3–7 6–10 22 Any other service allowed by the assessment officer or ordered by the Court 1 1–3 1–5 TABLE 4 Motions Item Assessable Service Number of Units Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 1 Preparation and filing of notice of motion, other than one included in motion record 1–3 1–3 1–5 2 Provision of instructions to expert witness and review of supporting expert witness affidavit, for each affidavit 1–5 3–9 5–15 3 Preparation and service of other supporting witness affidavits, for each affidavit 1–3 1–5 1–7 4 Preparation in relation to cross-examination of each expert witness 1–3 4–6 7–11 5 Preparation in relation to cross-examination of each witness other than expert witness 1–3 3–5 5–7 6 Attendance at cross-examination of witness, for each hour (for each quarter hour or less, add 25% of the units allocated for each hour) 1–3 1–3 1–5 7 Preparation and filing of motion record of moving party, including preparation of written representations or memorandum of fact and law 1–5 1–7 1–9 8 Preparation and filing of motion record of responding party, including preparation of written representations or memorandum of fact and law 1–5 1–7 1–9 9 Preparation and filing of moving party’s reply on a motion in writing 1–3 1–3 1–3 10 Preparation for hearing of motion lasting more than three hours, for each additional three-hour period or part of such period 1–3 3–5 5–7 11 Counsel fee for attendance of first counsel at hearing of motion, for each hour in Court (for each quarter hour or less, add 25% of the units allocated for each hour) 1–3 1–3 3–5 12 Counsel fee for attendance of second counsel at hearing of motion lasting more than three hours, for each hour in Court, 50% of the units per hour allocated under item 11 (for each quarter hour or less, add 12.5% of the units per hour allocated under item 11) 13 Travel by counsel to attend hearing of motion or cross-examination, at the discretion of the Court 1–3 1–5 1–9 14 Assessment of costs 1–5 3–7 6–10 15 Any other service allowed by the assessment officer or ordered by the Court 1 1–3 1–5
Federal Courts Rules — 1
1 An expert witness named to provide a report for use as evidence, or to testify in a proceeding, has an overriding duty to assist the Court impartially on matters relevant to his or her area of expertise.
Federal Courts Rules — 2
2 This duty overrides any duty to a party to the proceeding, including the person retaining the expert witness. An expert is to be independent and objective. An expert is not an advocate for a party.
Federal Courts Rules — 3
3 An expert’s report submitted as an affidavit or statement referred to in rule 52.2 of the Federal Courts Rules shall include (a) a statement of the issues addressed in the report; (b) a description of the qualifications of the expert on the issues addressed in the report; (c) the expert’s current curriculum vitae attached to the report as a schedule; (d) the facts and assumptions on which the opinions in the report are based; in that regard, a letter of instructions, if any, may be attached to the report as a schedule; (e) a summary of the opinions expressed; (f) in the case of a report that is provided in response to another expert’s report, an indication of the points of agreement and of disagreement with the other expert’s opinions; (g) the reasons for each opinion expressed; (h) any literature or other materials specifically relied on in support of the opinions; (i) a summary of the methodology used, including any examinations, tests or other investigations on which the expert has relied, including details of the qualifications of the person who carried them out, and whether a representative of any other party was present; (j) any caveats or qualifications necessary to render the report complete and accurate, including those relating to any insufficiency of data or research and an indication of any matters that fall outside the expert’s field of expertise; and (k) particulars of any aspect of the expert’s relationship with a party to the proceeding or the subject matter of his or her proposed evidence that might affect his or her duty to the Court.
Federal Courts Rules — 4
4 An expert witness must report without delay to persons in receipt of the report any material changes affecting the expert’s qualifications or the opinions expressed or the data contained in the report.
Federal Courts Rules — 5
5 An expert witness who is ordered by the Court to confer with another expert witness (a) must exercise independent, impartial and objective judgment on the issues addressed; and (b) must endeavour to clarify with the other expert witness the points on which they agree and the points on which their views differ.
Federal Courts Rules — 14
14 Paragraph 292(a) of the Federal Courts Rules , as it read immediately before the day on which these Rules come into force, continues to apply to all actions commenced before the day on which these Rules come into force.
Federal Courts Rules — 13
13 Tariff B to the Federal Courts Rules , as it read immediately before the day on which these Rules come into force, continues to apply in respect of costs that are awarded in an order that is made by the Court , as defined in rule 2 of those Rules, before that day.
Senate Sessional Allowance (Suspension) Regulations — Senate Sessional Allowance (Suspension) Regulations
The Senate, pursuant to section 59 of the Parliament of Canada Act , hereby makes the annexed Senate Sessional Allowance (Suspension) Regulations .
Senate Sessional Allowance (Suspension) Regulations — 1
1 (1) If the Senate suspends a member, there shall be deducted from the member’s sessional allowance for the period of suspension the amount otherwise payable after deductions required by any Act of Parliament. (2) If the conviction of a member who was suspended because of a conviction of a criminal offence in proceedings by indictment is overturned on appeal, there shall be paid to the member the total of all amounts deducted under subsection (1) as a result of the suspension. (3) The amount payable under subsection (2) is payable without interest and without regard to any duty of the member to mitigate. SOR/2002-24, s. 1
Senate Sessional Allowance (Suspension) Regulations — 2
2 These Regulations come into force on February 19, 1998.
Repayment of Receipts Regulations, 1997 — Repayment of Receipts Regulations, 1997
The Treasury Board, pursuant to section 20 of the Financial Administration Act , hereby makes the annexed Repayment of Receipts Regulations, 1997 .
Repayment of Receipts Regulations, 1997 — 1
1 (1) Where money has been received by a public officer as a deposit to ensure the doing of any act or thing and paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund, the money must, where the act or thing has been done or where the deposit is otherwise no longer required, be repaid to the person who paid it. (2) Where money that is received by a public officer as a deposit to ensure the doing of any act or thing and paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund exceeds the amount prescribed for that purpose or, where no such amount has been prescribed, the amount required for that purpose, the excess amount must be repaid to the person who paid it.
Repayment of Receipts Regulations, 1997 — 2
2 Where money has been paid to a public officer for any purpose that has not been fulfilled and the money has been paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund, the money paid, less the sum referred to in subsection 20(2) of the Act, must be repaid to the person who paid it, unless that person cannot be identified or located.
Repayment of Receipts Regulations, 1997 — 3
3 Where money paid to the credit of the Receiver General is not public money, the money must be repaid to the person who paid it, unless that person cannot be identified or located.
Repayment of Receipts Regulations, 1997 — 5
5 These Regulations come into force on February 23, 1998.
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — a
The Treasury Board, pursuant to section 17 a of the Financial Administration Act , hereby makes the annexed Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 . a S.C. 1991, c. 24
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — 1
1 The definitions in this section apply in these Regulations. Act means the Financial Administration Act . ( Loi ) financial institution [Repealed, SOR/2008-44, s. 1] SOR/2008-44, s. 1
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Act means the Financial Administration Act . ( Loi )
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financial institution [Repealed, SOR/2008-44, s. 1]
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — 2
2 Every person who collects or receives public money shall (a) record the following information in a register kept for that purpose: (i) the date of every receipt and deposit, (ii) the amounts received, deposited or withheld, and (iii) all other information required for identification or audit purposes; and (b) on request, or if directed to do so by the appropriate Minister, issue a receipt or acknowledgment for any public money collected or received.
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — 3
3 Public money must be paid to the credit of the Receiver General by depositing it in an account established under subsection 17(2) of the Act (a) without delay, if the money is collected or received electronically; or (b) once a day, if the money is received by other than electronic means, or, if it is not cost effective to do so, (i) once a week, or (ii) in exceptional circumstances and if authorized by the Receiver General, once a month. SOR/2008-44, s. 2
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — 3.1
3.1 (1) Despite section 3, the portion of the following money that is public money and is collected or received electronically by a service provider must be paid to the credit of the Receiver General by depositing it, within two business days after the day of collection or receipt, in an account established under subsection 17(2) of the Act: (a) money collected or received as repayment of financial assistance as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Canada Student Financial Assistance Regulations , as repayment of a guaranteed student loan as defined in subsection 2(1) of the Canada Student Loans Act or as payment of interest owing on that assistance or loan; or (b) interest received by the service provider on the money referred to in paragraph (a). (2) The following definitions apply in this section: business day means a day other than a Saturday or a holiday. ( jour ouvrable ) service provider means a corporation that has entered into an agreement under subsection 6.2(1) of the Canada Student Financial Assistance Act . ( fournisseur de services ) (3) This section expires on March 31, 2018. SOR/2008-44, s. 3
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business day means a day other than a Saturday or a holiday. ( jour ouvrable )
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service provider means a corporation that has entered into an agreement under subsection 6.2(1) of the Canada Student Financial Assistance Act . ( fournisseur de services )
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — 4
4 (1) Any person referred to in paragraph 17(5)(b) of the Act may, if an instruction for payment has been dishonoured after having been credited to the Receiver General, charge the amount of the instruction for payment back to the Receiver General (a) by debiting the account into which the instruction for payment was originally credited to the Receiver General with that amount; and (b) providing the Receiver General with confirmation of the amount that is charged back. (2) The Receiver General shall inform the appropriate minister of any amounts charged back under subsection (1).
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — 5
5 Every person who collects or receives public money is authorized to withhold their fees or commissions from payments of that money to the credit of the Receiver General if the fees or commissions are determined in accordance with (a) an enactment, as defined in the Interpretation Act ; or (b) a contractual arrangement entered into by Her Majesty and that person and are in the form of (i) a lump sum, (ii) a percentage of each amount collected or received, or (iii) a flat-rate amount for each amount collected or received.
Receipt and Deposit of Public Money Regulations, 1997 — 7
7 These Regulations come into force on February 23, 1998.
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
The Treasury Board, pursuant to paragraph 10(f) of the Financial Administration Act , hereby makes the annexed Electronic Payments Regulations .
Electronic Payments Regulations — 1
1 The definitions in this section apply in these Regulations. Act means the Financial Administration Act . ( Loi ) chargeback means to adjust the amount payable to or claimed by a financial institution as a result of the refusal by the Receiver General to redeem an electronic instruction for payment. ( débit compensatoire ) digital signature means the result of the transformation of a message by means of a cryptosystem using keys such that a person who has the initial message can determine (a) whether the transformation was created using the key that corresponds to the signer’s key; and (b) whether the message has been altered since the transformation was made. ( signature numérique ) electronic instruction for payment means an instruction for payment referred to in subsection 35(2) of the Act, issued electronically on media or by on-line transfer, to a financial institution to credit the account of a particular payee with a specific payment. ( ordre de paiement électronique ) financial institution means an institution, corporation or other entity, incorporated, continued or formed by or under an Act of Parliament or the legislature of a province or under the laws of a foreign state or a political subdivision of a foreign state, that holds deposits and honours cheques and other payment instructions on behalf of its clients and includes a bank, a trust company and a cooperative credit society. ( institution financière ) media means magnetic tapes, disks, diskettes or any other electronic physical storage device. ( support ) payee means a person to whom a payment is to be made by means of an electronic instruction for payment. ( bénéficiaire ) payment date means the date on which payment is to be made to the payee. ( date de paiement ) revoke means to issue an instruction to a financial institution countermanding a particular electronic instruction for payment. ( annuler )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
Act means the Financial Administration Act . ( Loi )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
chargeback means to adjust the amount payable to or claimed by a financial institution as a result of the refusal by the Receiver General to redeem an electronic instruction for payment. ( débit compensatoire )
Electronic Payments Regulations — (a)
digital signature means the result of the transformation of a message by means of a cryptosystem using keys such that a person who has the initial message can determine (a) whether the transformation was created using the key that corresponds to the signer’s key; and (b) whether the message has been altered since the transformation was made. ( signature numérique )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
electronic instruction for payment means an instruction for payment referred to in subsection 35(2) of the Act, issued electronically on media or by on-line transfer, to a financial institution to credit the account of a particular payee with a specific payment. ( ordre de paiement électronique )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
financial institution means an institution, corporation or other entity, incorporated, continued or formed by or under an Act of Parliament or the legislature of a province or under the laws of a foreign state or a political subdivision of a foreign state, that holds deposits and honours cheques and other payment instructions on behalf of its clients and includes a bank, a trust company and a cooperative credit society. ( institution financière )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
media means magnetic tapes, disks, diskettes or any other electronic physical storage device. ( support )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
payee means a person to whom a payment is to be made by means of an electronic instruction for payment. ( bénéficiaire )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
payment date means the date on which payment is to be made to the payee. ( date de paiement )
Electronic Payments Regulations — Electronic Payments Regulations
revoke means to issue an instruction to a financial institution countermanding a particular electronic instruction for payment. ( annuler )
Electronic Payments Regulations — 2
2 These Regulations apply to every payment made out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund by means of an electronic instruction for payment.
Electronic Payments Regulations — 3
3 Every electronic instruction for payment must (a) be issued by or under the direction and control of the Receiver General; (b) include (i) the amount of the payment, (ii) the payment reference number, (iii) the name of the payee, (iv) the payee’s financial institution number, branch number and account number, and (iv) the payment date; and (c) when issued by on-line transfer, be authorized by a digital signature.
Electronic Payments Regulations — 4
4 The Receiver General shall take all necessary measures to ensure (a) the security of the system used for the transmission of electronic instructions for payment to financial institutions; (b) the confidentiality, authenticity and integrity of the data while it is under the control of the Receiver General or being transmitted to a financial institution; and (c) the security, integrity and safekeeping of the media used to issue an electronic instruction for payment while the media are under the control of the Receiver General or in transit to a financial institution for processing.
Electronic Payments Regulations — 5
5 (1) All media used to issue an electronic instruction for payment must (a) contain internal labels that identify the media by setting out (i) the originating data centre, (ii) the processing data centre, (iii) the file creation date and file number, (iv) the date and time of release of the media, and (v) the system, file identification number, volume serial number and sequence of the originator’s file. (b) when delivered to a financial institution for processing, be accompanied by a transmittal document, signed by the Deputy Receiver General or by a person authorized by the Deputy Receiver General in writing, that contains the information described in subparagraphs (a)(i) to (v). (2) The Deputy Receiver General shall provide to a financial institution the names and specimen signatures of all persons authorized to sign a transmittal document addressed to that financial institution. (3) Every electronic instruction for payment issued by on-line transfer shall be acknowledged by the financial institution that receives it and every electronic authorization shall be verified by the financial institution to ensure the integrity of the instruction.
Electronic Payments Regulations — 6
6 A financial institution that accepts an electronic instruction for payment shall make the funds available for withdrawal or other use by the payee (a) not later than the opening of business on the payment date, if the electronic instruction for payment is received by the financial institution before the payment date; or (b) on receipt of the electronic instruction for payment, if it is received on or after the payment date.
Electronic Payments Regulations — 7
7 Where it has been confirmed with the applicable financial institution that a payment to be made by means of an electronic instruction for payment has not been credited by the payment date to the account designated by the payee, in accordance with the procedures set out in the agreement with the financial institution for such designation, a replacement payment may be issued to the payee in the same amount as the original payment if (a) the electronic instruction for payment is revoked; and (b) the amount already paid to the financial institution, if any, is recovered through chargeback or by other means.
Electronic Payments Regulations — 9
9 These Regulations come into force on February 23, 1998.
Payments and Settlements Requisitioning Regulations, 1997 — a
The Treasury Board, pursuant to sections 10 a and 33 of the Financial Administration Act , hereby makes the annexed Payments and Settlements Requisitioning Regulations, 1997 . a S.C. 1996, c. 18, s. 4
Payments and Settlements Requisitioning Regulations, 1997 — 1
1 The definitions in this section apply in these Regulations. Act means the Financial Administration Act . ( Loi ) digital signature means the result of the transformation of a message by means of a cryptosystem using keys such that a person having the initial message can determine (a) whether the transformation was created using the key that corresponds to the signer’s key, and (b) whether the message has been altered since the transformation was made. ( signature numérique ) settlement does not include adjusting or correcting entries within a particular appropriation. ( règlement )
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Act means the Financial Administration Act . ( Loi )
Payments and Settlements Requisitioning Regulations, 1997 — (a)
digital signature means the result of the transformation of a message by means of a cryptosystem using keys such that a person having the initial message can determine (a) whether the transformation was created using the key that corresponds to the signer’s key, and (b) whether the message has been altered since the transformation was made. ( signature numérique )
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settlement does not include adjusting or correcting entries within a particular appropriation. ( règlement )
Payments and Settlements Requisitioning Regulations, 1997 — 2
2 These Regulations apply to every requisition addressed to the Receiver General requesting a payment to be made out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund or requesting an interdepartmental or intradepartmental settlement.
Payments and Settlements Requisitioning Regulations, 1997 — 3
3 (1) Every requisition must be made (a) in a pre-printed form designed specifically for the purpose of requisitioning payments or settlements; (b) in a printed or written form resulting from an operating procedure of the Receiver General or the department or other organization submitting the requisition; or (c) in the form of an electronic instruction that is either issued by on-line transfer or on a magnetic tape, disk, diskette or any other electronic physical storage device. (2) Every requisition must (a) meet the design format and operational standards for requisitions set out in Design of Forms for Input to the Central Accounting System (CAS), Receiver General Directive 1986-12 ; (b) if made in the form of an electronic instruction issued by on-line transfer, be authorized by a digital signature; and (c) contain the information set out in the schedule.