GreatNorthCollective/greatnorth-canada-federal-laws-text huggingface dataset:
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees
non-taxable employee means an employee of Her Majesty in right of Canada who, by reason of the conditions of his occupancy of federal land, is not subject to municipal taxation in respect of that land, and who applies to the Minister for financial assistance towards the cost of educating his children; ( employé non imposable )
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees
school authority means, with reference to a school, the corporation, board or other body that, with due authority, levies taxes to meet the expenses of operating and maintaining the school. ( autorité scolaire )
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — 2
2 Where a non-taxable employee resides on federal land that, in the opinion of the Minister, is within easy access of a school established by the Minister of National Defence, the Minister shall, unless the facilities are insufficient, arrange with the Minister of National Defence for the accommodation at that school of the children of the employee, while he is so resident, in accordance with the provisions of Order in Council P.C. 44/2300 of 6th May, 1950.
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — 3
3 (1) Where a child of a non-taxable employee is not accommodated at a school mentioned in section 2, the Minister may arrange for the child to be accommodated at a school in the municipality in which the employee resides, or if, in the opinion of the Minister, the school facilities in that municipality are inadequate, at a school in a municipality having adequate facilities for the purpose, but a report shall be submitted to the Treasury Board whenever attendance at a school outside the municipality in which the employee resides is authorized stating the reasons for the arrangement and the additional costs resulting, if any. (2) Where a child is accommodated at a school pursuant to an arrangement under subsection (1), the Minister may pay to the school authority, in each school year during which the child attends the school under the arrangement, an amount not exceeding the school fees ordinarily charged for the accommodation of a non-resident at the school. (3) The amount payable under subsection (2) may be paid to a non-taxable employee to the extent that he has paid school fees to the school authority in respect of the child, and the amount payable to the school authority shall be reduced by the amount so paid.
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — 4
4 (1) Where a child of a non-taxable employee, pursuant to an arrangement under section 3, attends a school that is not less than five miles and not more than thirty miles from the place of residence, and to attend the school uses a public transportation service approved for the purpose by the Minister, other than the service mentioned in subsection (2) or an urban public transportation service, the Minister may pay to the employee the amount by which the cost to the employee of the service that is rendered to the child exceeds three dollars a month. (2) Where the Minister of National Defence provides a transportation service that can be made available to a child for the purpose of attending a school pursuant to an arrangement under section 3, the Minister may arrange for the child to use that service on such terms and conditions as the Minister of National Defence may prescribe.
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — 5
5 Where federal land is made available for residential use, the Minister shall, except where in his opinion it is not feasible, lease the land on terms that will not deprive the municipality in which the land is situated, of its right to tax the tenant in respect of his occupancy of the land.
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — 6
6 No payment shall be made under these regulations in respect of a person who resides on federal land (a) that is included in property in a municipality that receives a grant under section 5 of the Municipal Grants Act (for the purpose of computing the grant); or (b) that is situated in a municipality in which he is subject to municipal taxation in respect of his occupancy of that land.
Regulations re school fees and transportation costs for children of certain Government employees — 7
7 Any payment or arrangement made under these regulations shall be reported to the Municipal Grants Division of the Department of Finance.
Application of Defence Services Pension Act to Special Force — Application of Defence Services Pension Act to Special Force
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of National Defence and pursuant to section six of The Canadian Forces Act, 1950 , is pleased to make and doth hereby make, effective August 7, 1950, the following Order:
Application of Defence Services Pension Act to Special Force — 1
1 The Canadian Army Special Force established by Order in Council P.C. 3860 of 7th August, 1950, is hereby designated as a special force for the purposes of section six of The Canadian Forces Act, 1950 .
Application of Defence Services Pension Act to Special Force — 2
2 The Defence Services Pension Act shall not apply to any officer or man who is appointed, transferred or posted to or enlisted, enrolled or serving in the Canadian Army Special Force established by Order in Council P.C. 3860 of 7th August, 1950, unless such office or man, immediately prior to becoming a member of the Canadian Army Special Force, was a member of the Canadian Army Active Force, the Royal Canadian Navy (Regular) or the Royal Canadian Air Force (Regular).
Application of Defence Services Pension Act to Special Force — 3
3 Notwithstanding paragraph two hereof, an officer or man of the Canadian Army Special Force who is transferred to another element of the Canadian Army Active Force, the Royal Canadian Navy (Regular) or the Royal Canadian Air Force (Regular) or is reattested for a new term of service in excess of eighteen months, may elect, within one year of the date of such transfer or reattestment, to have The Defence Services Pension Act apply with respect to his service in the Canadian Army Special Forces and, if he so elects, that Act shall apply and such service shall count as service in the forces for the purposes of The Defence Services Pension Act .
Application of Defence Services Pension Act to Special Force — 4
4 Notwithstanding paragraph two hereof, an officer or man of the Canadian Army Special Force, as designated in paragraph 1, shall be counted a service in the forces for the purposes of the Defence Services Pension Act where the officer or man, subsequent to that service, becomes a contributor under that Act and elects to count that service on or prior to the 1st day of August, 1956, or within one year of becoming a contributor, whichever is the later; but no such election shall be required where the office or man is already counting the service pursuant to paragraph 3 hereof. SOR/55-305
Application of Defence Services Pension Act to Special Force — 5
5 For the purposes of determining the amount of and the manner of making contributions under the Defence Services Pension Act , an election made pursuant to this Order shall be deemed to be an election made under subsection (1) of section 48 of that Act in respect of prior non-contributory service. SOR/55-305
War Claims Regulations — 1
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Secretary of State and pursuant to The Appropriation Act, No. 4, 1952 , Vote No. 696, is pleased to order as follows: 1 The War Claims Regulations , established by Order in Council P.C. 4267 of 9th October, 1952, as amended, are hereby revoked; and 2 The annexed “ War Claims Regulations ” are hereby made and established in substitution for the regulations hereby revoked.
War Claims Regulations — 1
1 The War Claims Regulations , established by Order in Council P.C. 4267 of 9th October, 1952, as amended, are hereby revoked; and
War Claims Regulations — 2
2 The annexed “ War Claims Regulations ” are hereby made and established in substitution for the regulations hereby revoked.
War Claims Regulations — 1
1 These regulations may be cited as the War Claims Regulations .
War Claims Regulations — 2
2 In these regulations, war claims means a claim for compensation arising out of World War II; ( réclamation de guerre ) War Claims Commissioner means the Chief War Claims Commissioner appointed for the purpose of inquiring into, reporting upon and making recommendations with respect to the payment of war claims in particular cases; ( Commissaire des réclamations de guerre ) War Claims Fund means the War Claims Fund established by Vote 696 of The Appropriation Act, No. 4, 1952 ; ( Caisse des réclamations de guerre ) war claims rules and rules means the rules established by section 3. ( règles concernant les réclamations de guerre et règles )
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
war claims means a claim for compensation arising out of World War II; ( réclamation de guerre )
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
War Claims Commissioner means the Chief War Claims Commissioner appointed for the purpose of inquiring into, reporting upon and making recommendations with respect to the payment of war claims in particular cases; ( Commissaire des réclamations de guerre )
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
War Claims Fund means the War Claims Fund established by Vote 696 of The Appropriation Act, No. 4, 1952 ; ( Caisse des réclamations de guerre )
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
war claims rules and rules means the rules established by section 3. ( règles concernant les réclamations de guerre et règles )
War Claims Regulations — 3
3 The recommendations contained in the Report of the Advisory Commission on War Claims dated February 25, 1952, modified to the extent specified in the Schedule hereto, shall constitute the rules governing payment out of the War Claims Fund of compensation in respect of war claims.
War Claims Regulations — 4
4 (1) Payment may be made out of the War Claims Fund, with the approval of the Treasury Board, to a person, or to another on his behalf, in respect of a war claim, of an amount that, in the opinion of the War Claims Commissioner, that person is eligible to receive under the war claims rules. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), payment may be made out of the War Claims Fund of compensation for maltreatment in accordance with the rules to a person, or to another on his behalf, where, in the opinion of the Treasury Board, that person is eligible to receive such compensation under the rules. (3) In approving payments under this section, the Treasury Board shall determine the times at which such payments shall be made to give effect to the order of priorities established by the war claims rules. (4) Notwithstanding anything in this section, where a payment in respect of a war claim may be or could have been made to a person, or to another on his behalf, from a source other than the War Claims Fund, the Treasury Board may determine the portion, if any, of the payment and the time at which such portion may be paid to that person or to another on his behalf out of the War Claims Fund. SOR/55-263, s. 1; SOR/58-441, s. 1
War Claims Regulations — 5
5 No right to payment is conferred by these regulations.
War Claims Regulations — 6
6 These regulations shall be administered by the Secretary of State.
War Claims Regulations — 1
1 Claims by Canadians (a) Where a claim is made for maltreatment and the person who suffered the maltreatment was at the time when the maltreatment occurred a member of the armed forces of Canada, the claimant shall be deemed to have been a Canadian both at the time of the maltreatment and at the time of presentation of the claim. (b) For the purpose of determining whether a corporation is a Canadian at any relevant time, of the three tests recommended by the Advisory Commission on War Claims, those as to residence and trading only are retained and the test relating to ownership of outstanding securities is deleted. (c) A corporation regarded as having had residence both in Canada and outside of Canada at any relevant time may be treated as at that time having had Canadian residence only if it then was incorporated in Canada.
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) Where a claim is made for maltreatment and the person who suffered the maltreatment was at the time when the maltreatment occurred a member of the armed forces of Canada, the claimant shall be deemed to have been a Canadian both at the time of the maltreatment and at the time of presentation of the claim.
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) For the purpose of determining whether a corporation is a Canadian at any relevant time, of the three tests recommended by the Advisory Commission on War Claims, those as to residence and trading only are retained and the test relating to ownership of outstanding securities is deleted.
War Claims Regulations — (c)
(c) A corporation regarded as having had residence both in Canada and outside of Canada at any relevant time may be treated as at that time having had Canadian residence only if it then was incorporated in Canada.
War Claims Regulations — 2
2 Maltreatment (a) In respect of the European Theatre: Where a person has been in the direct custody of members of an organization declared a criminal organization by the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg (such organization being the SS, SD, Gestapo and Leadership Corps), and is ineligible for an award under the Sumner Commission test, he may, if held in such custody for a period of fourteen days or more, be awarded one dollar per diem for each day of such custody, but should such custody have been for less than fourteen days any award on a per diem basis shall be within the discretion of the War Claims Commission. The receipt of or the eligibility for a pension under the Pension Act for disability consequent upon maltreatment shall not be taken into account in determining eligibility for or the amount of a per diem award or a lump sum award for maltreatment. (b) In respect of the Far Eastern Theatre: Maltreatment awards at the rate of one dollar per diem to or in respect of former prisoners of war of the Japanese eligible therefor under the Report of the Advisory Commission on War Claims may be paid in a lump sum as in the case of such awards to or in respect of civilians, and such payments shall include any benefit for which the recipients may be eligible pursuant to Article 16 of the Treaty of Peace with Japan. (c) Surviving awards — civilian claims: Where there is a valid death claim in addition to a claim for maltreatment the accrual of the benefits of the maltreatment award to the widow, dependent husband, child, children, dependent parent or parents of the deceased as the case may be, shall not be taken into account in determining the pecuniary loss which he, she, or they, have suffered from the death. (d) Surviving awards — dependents of service personnel: Where maltreatment caused death but there is no valid death claim because the deceased was a prisoner of war and pension is payable on account of his death, the maltreatment award payable to the widow, dependent husband, child, children or other dependent shall be paid to such dependent notwithstanding the fact that such dependent is in receipt of a pension in respect of the death, and without any deduction on account of such pension. (e) Additional payments: There may be paid to every person to or in respect of whom, on or prior to the coming into force of this paragraph, payment of a maltreatment award was authorized to be made, an additional amount equal to fifty per cent of the maltreatment award so authorized, but if that person is dead, the additional amount shall be paid to such person as the Treasury Board designates. (f) Increases in rates: In their application to persons to or in respect of whom no payment of a maltreatment award was authorized on or prior to the coming into force of this paragraph but who may be eligible to receive such an award, paragraphs (a) and (b) shall be read and construed as if for the words “one dollar” there were substituted the words “one dollar and fifty cents”.
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) In respect of the European Theatre: Where a person has been in the direct custody of members of an organization declared a criminal organization by the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg (such organization being the SS, SD, Gestapo and Leadership Corps), and is ineligible for an award under the Sumner Commission test, he may, if held in such custody for a period of fourteen days or more, be awarded one dollar per diem for each day of such custody, but should such custody have been for less than fourteen days any award on a per diem basis shall be within the discretion of the War Claims Commission. The receipt of or the eligibility for a pension under the Pension Act for disability consequent upon maltreatment shall not be taken into account in determining eligibility for or the amount of a per diem award or a lump sum award for maltreatment.
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
Where a person has been in the direct custody of members of an organization declared a criminal organization by the International Military Tribunal, Nuremberg (such organization being the SS, SD, Gestapo and Leadership Corps), and is ineligible for an award under the Sumner Commission test, he may, if held in such custody for a period of fourteen days or more, be awarded one dollar per diem for each day of such custody, but should such custody have been for less than fourteen days any award on a per diem basis shall be within the discretion of the War Claims Commission. The receipt of or the eligibility for a pension under the Pension Act for disability consequent upon maltreatment shall not be taken into account in determining eligibility for or the amount of a per diem award or a lump sum award for maltreatment.
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) In respect of the Far Eastern Theatre: Maltreatment awards at the rate of one dollar per diem to or in respect of former prisoners of war of the Japanese eligible therefor under the Report of the Advisory Commission on War Claims may be paid in a lump sum as in the case of such awards to or in respect of civilians, and such payments shall include any benefit for which the recipients may be eligible pursuant to Article 16 of the Treaty of Peace with Japan.
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
Maltreatment awards at the rate of one dollar per diem to or in respect of former prisoners of war of the Japanese eligible therefor under the Report of the Advisory Commission on War Claims may be paid in a lump sum as in the case of such awards to or in respect of civilians, and such payments shall include any benefit for which the recipients may be eligible pursuant to Article 16 of the Treaty of Peace with Japan.
War Claims Regulations — (c)
(c) Surviving awards — civilian claims: Where there is a valid death claim in addition to a claim for maltreatment the accrual of the benefits of the maltreatment award to the widow, dependent husband, child, children, dependent parent or parents of the deceased as the case may be, shall not be taken into account in determining the pecuniary loss which he, she, or they, have suffered from the death.
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
Where there is a valid death claim in addition to a claim for maltreatment the accrual of the benefits of the maltreatment award to the widow, dependent husband, child, children, dependent parent or parents of the deceased as the case may be, shall not be taken into account in determining the pecuniary loss which he, she, or they, have suffered from the death.
War Claims Regulations — (d)
(d) Surviving awards — dependents of service personnel: Where maltreatment caused death but there is no valid death claim because the deceased was a prisoner of war and pension is payable on account of his death, the maltreatment award payable to the widow, dependent husband, child, children or other dependent shall be paid to such dependent notwithstanding the fact that such dependent is in receipt of a pension in respect of the death, and without any deduction on account of such pension.
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
Where maltreatment caused death but there is no valid death claim because the deceased was a prisoner of war and pension is payable on account of his death, the maltreatment award payable to the widow, dependent husband, child, children or other dependent shall be paid to such dependent notwithstanding the fact that such dependent is in receipt of a pension in respect of the death, and without any deduction on account of such pension.
War Claims Regulations — (e)
(e) Additional payments: There may be paid to every person to or in respect of whom, on or prior to the coming into force of this paragraph, payment of a maltreatment award was authorized to be made, an additional amount equal to fifty per cent of the maltreatment award so authorized, but if that person is dead, the additional amount shall be paid to such person as the Treasury Board designates.
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
There may be paid to every person to or in respect of whom, on or prior to the coming into force of this paragraph, payment of a maltreatment award was authorized to be made, an additional amount equal to fifty per cent of the maltreatment award so authorized, but if that person is dead, the additional amount shall be paid to such person as the Treasury Board designates.
War Claims Regulations — (f)
(f) Increases in rates: In their application to persons to or in respect of whom no payment of a maltreatment award was authorized on or prior to the coming into force of this paragraph but who may be eligible to receive such an award, paragraphs (a) and (b) shall be read and construed as if for the words “one dollar” there were substituted the words “one dollar and fifty cents”.
War Claims Regulations — War Claims Regulations
In their application to persons to or in respect of whom no payment of a maltreatment award was authorized on or prior to the coming into force of this paragraph but who may be eligible to receive such an award, paragraphs (a) and (b) shall be read and construed as if for the words “one dollar” there were substituted the words “one dollar and fifty cents”.
War Claims Regulations — 3
3 Claims for Property Losses (a) In any case in which final compensation for such loss has been provided for by or under an Act of the Parliament of Canada or by the Governor in Council, no claim on the War Claims Fund in respect of such loss shall be admitted. (b) In the recommendation relating to the payment of certain expenses of claimants, the words “in former enemy or enemy-occupied territory” are substituted for the word “abroad”.
War Claims Regulations — (a)
(a) In any case in which final compensation for such loss has been provided for by or under an Act of the Parliament of Canada or by the Governor in Council, no claim on the War Claims Fund in respect of such loss shall be admitted.
War Claims Regulations — (b)
(b) In the recommendation relating to the payment of certain expenses of claimants, the words “in former enemy or enemy-occupied territory” are substituted for the word “abroad”.