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Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 46
Filing the reconsideration file 46 (1) The Minister must file the reconsideration file with the Tribunal within 20 days after the day the Minister receives a copy of the notice of appeal. Filing in a single organized file (1.1) The reconsideration file must be filed in a single organized file. The Tribunal may require that it be filed in a specific form and manner. What to include with the reconsideration file (2) The reconsideration file must include a copy of the following: (a) the application that led to the reconsideration request; (b) the reconsideration request; (c) the reconsideration decision; and (d) all other relevant documents, including, if applicable, (i) the notification referred to in section 46 or 46.1 of the Canada Pension Plan Regulations , (ii) a document that sets out the information referred to in section 54(2) of the Canada Pension Plan Regulations , (iii) the notice referred to in section 60(7) of the Canada Pension Plan , and (iv) the notice referred to in section 16 or 24 of the Old Age Security Act . SOR/2025-91, s. 16
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Sending filing deadlines 47 (1) The Tribunal must send the parties the deadlines for filing evidence, arguments or any other documents. If a party is filing evidence, arguments or other documents (2) Parties must file any evidence, arguments or other documents by the filing deadlines. Changing the filing deadlines (3) The Tribunal may change the filing deadlines if it considers the change necessary. The Tribunal must then send the parties the new deadlines. Two-year limit (4) The Tribunal must not set a filing deadline that falls more than two years after the day the appellant filed the notice of appeal unless there are exceptional circumstances. SOR/2025-91, s. 17(F)
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 48
Asking for more information — permission to appeal 48 (1) The Tribunal may ask an appellant for more information before it decides whether to grant permission to appeal a General Division decision. Deciding without arguments from other parties (2) The Tribunal decides whether to grant permission to appeal without asking the other parties for arguments.
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Sending filing deadlines 49 (1) If it grants permission to appeal, the Tribunal must send the parties the deadlines for filing evidence, arguments or any other documents. If a party is filing evidence, arguments or other documents (2) Parties must file any evidence, arguments or other documents by the filing deadlines. Changing the filing deadlines (3) The Tribunal may change the filing deadlines if it considers the change necessary. The Tribunal must then send the parties the new deadlines.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 50
What Part 8 is about 50 This Part sets out specific rules for Employment Insurance appeals at the General Division and Appeal Division.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 51
Filing the reconsideration file 51 (1) The Commission must file the reconsideration file with the Tribunal within seven business days after the day the Commission receives a copy of the notice of appeal. What to include with the reconsideration file (2) The reconsideration file must include a copy of the following: (a) the reconsideration request; (b) the reconsideration decision; (c) all other relevant documents; and (d) a document that sets out the Commission’s arguments, if it has any.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 52
If a party is filing evidence 52 Parties must file any evidence before the hearing ends.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 53
Asking the Commission to investigate and report 53 The Tribunal may ask the Commission to investigate and report on any question related to a claim for benefits. The Tribunal may do this anytime before giving its decision.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 54
Notifying the Board of Appeal 54 (1) The Tribunal notifies the Board of Appeal when an appellant files a notice of appeal from a Board of Appeal decision. Sending the Tribunal the appeal record (2) Within seven business days after the day the Tribunal notifies the Board of Appeal, the Board of Appeal must send the Tribunal (a) contact information for any party, if the Tribunal asks for it; and (b) the appeal record, which must include a copy of the following: (i) the Commission’s reconsideration file sent to the Board of Appeal, (ii) all other documents that were before the Board of Appeal members when reaching their decision, including all documents a party sent the Board of Appeal (such as forms, letters, evidence and arguments) and all documents the Board of Appeal sent a party (such as notices, letters and decisions), and (iii) any recording of the hearing. Filing in a single organized file (3) The documents referred to in section 54(2)(b)(ii) must be filed in a single organized file. Filing in a specific form and manner (4) The Tribunal may require that the Board of Appeal file any document referred to in section 54(2)(b)(ii) or any recording referred to in section 54(2)(b)(iii) in a specific form and manner. Sending copies to parties (5) The Tribunal must send the parties a copy of the documents in the appeal record. If the appeal record includes a recording of the hearing and a party asks for a copy of it, the Tribunal must send a copy to all parties. SOR/2026-45, s. 15
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Sending filing deadlines 55 (1) The Tribunal must send the parties the deadlines for filing arguments. Questions of constitutional law (2) If an appeal is about a question of constitutional law, the deadlines may include deadlines for filing evidence. If a party is filing evidence or arguments (3) Parties must file any evidence or arguments by the filing deadlines. Changing the filing deadlines (4) The Tribunal may change the filing deadlines if it considers the change necessary. The Tribunal must then send the parties the new deadlines. SOR/2026-45, s. 15
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What Part 9 is about 56 This Part sets out specific rules for hearings and decisions.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 57
Hearing details 57 If there will be a hearing, the Tribunal must send the parties a notice that sets out the hearing details.
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When an oral hearing may take place without a party 58 An oral hearing may take place without a party if the Tribunal is of the opinion that the party received the notice of hearing.
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When the Tribunal gives its decision 59 The Tribunal must give its decision as soon as possible after the hearing. The Tribunal must give reasons for its decision.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 60
Sending a copy of the decision to the Board of Appeal 60 For Employment Insurance appeals at the Appeal Division, the Appeal Division sends a copy of its final decision to the Board of Appeal if the appeal is from (a) a Board of Appeal decision; or (b) a General Division Employment Insurance decision that is being referred back to the Board of Appeal for reconsideration. SOR/2026-45, s. 16
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1 (1) Paragraph 2(2)(c) of the Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure 1 is repealed. 1 SOR/2022-256
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2 Paragraph 3(h) of the Rules is replaced by the following: (h) Part 8 sets out specific rules for Employment Insurance appeals at the Appeal Division; and
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3 (2) The definition Employment Insurance appeal in section 5 of the Rules is replaced by the following: Employment Insurance appeal means an appeal from a Board of Appeal decision to the Appeal Division. ( appel en assurance-emploi ) (3) Paragraphs (b) to (d) of the definition party in section 5 of the Rules are replaced by the following: (b) the appellant and any other party at the General Division or the Board of Appeal, for appeals at the Appeal Division; and (c) any person added as a party under section 33. ( partie ) (5) The definition reconsideration decision in section 5 of the Rules is amended by adding “or” at the end of paragraph (a.1), by striking out “or” at the end of paragraph (b) and by repealing paragraph (c). (6) The definition reconsideration request in section 5 of the Rules is amended by adding “or” at the end of paragraph (a.1), by striking out “or” at the end of paragraph (b) and by repealing paragraph (c).
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Employment Insurance appeal means an appeal from a Board of Appeal decision to the Appeal Division. ( appel en assurance-emploi )
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 7
7 (2) Subsection 26(2) of the Rules is replaced by the following: When to file the application for permission to appeal (2) The appellant must file the application for permission to appeal by the deadline set out in section 57(1) of the Department of Employment and Social Development Act .
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9 Section 26.2 of the Rules is repealed.
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10 Subsection 33(1) of the Rules is replaced by the following: When the Tribunal automatically adds a party 33 (1) The Tribunal must add a person as a party to an Income Security appeal when the Minister notifies the Tribunal of that person under section 65 of the Department of Employment and Social Development Act .
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 33
When the Tribunal automatically adds a party 33 (1) The Tribunal must add a person as a party to an Income Security appeal when the Minister notifies the Tribunal of that person under section 65 of the Department of Employment and Social Development Act .
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11 (1) Paragraphs 40(a) to (d) of the Rules are replaced by the following: (a) an Income Security appeal at the General Division; (b) an Income Security appeal at the Appeal Division; and (c) an Employment Insurance appeal, if the appeal is about a question of constitutional law.
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12 (2) The portion of subsection 41(1) of the Rules before paragraph (a) is replaced by the following: How to notify the Tribunal about a witness 41 (1) If a party wants to have a witness testify, the party must file a notice with the Tribunal by the filing deadline. The notice must include the following information:
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 41
How to notify the Tribunal about a witness 41 (1) If a party wants to have a witness testify, the party must file a notice with the Tribunal by the filing deadline. The notice must include the following information:
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13 Subsection 42(1) of the Rules is replaced by the following: If a party files evidence or written arguments after a deadline 42 (1) The Tribunal must not consider any evidence or written argument that a party files after a filing deadline set by the Tribunal unless it gives the party permission to use that evidence or written argument.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 42
If a party files evidence or written arguments after a deadline 42 (1) The Tribunal must not consider any evidence or written argument that a party files after a filing deadline set by the Tribunal unless it gives the party permission to use that evidence or written argument.
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14 Sections 50 to 53 of the Rules and the heading after section 53 are replaced by the following: What Part 8 is about 50 This Part sets out specific rules for Employment Insurance appeals at the Appeal Division.
Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure — 50
What Part 8 is about 50 This Part sets out specific rules for Employment Insurance appeals at the Appeal Division.
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17 Section 60 of the Rules is replaced by the following: Sending a copy of the decision to the Board of Appeal 60 For Employment Insurance appeals, the Appeal Division sends a copy of its final decision to the Board of Appeal.
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Sending a copy of the decision to the Board of Appeal 60 For Employment Insurance appeals, the Appeal Division sends a copy of its final decision to the Board of Appeal.
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18 An appeal from a General Division Employment Insurance decision to the Appeal Division is to be dealt with in accordance with the Social Security Tribunal Rules of Procedure as they read immediately before the day on which this section comes into force.
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
ELIZABETH THE SECOND, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories QUEEN, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come or whom the same may in any way concern,
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
Whereas a declaration of a public order emergency throughout Canada was made by proclamation on February 14, 2022;
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
Whereas the temporary and exceptional measures taken under the declaration of a public order emergency have been effective to address the circumstances that existed throughout Canada on February 14, 2022 and the ongoing threats, as evidenced by the circumstances that were occurring in Ottawa and at various border crossings in Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia, Alberta and elsewhere with respect to continuing blockades and the continuing threats to oppose measures to remove the blockades;
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
Whereas, in light of these facts, the Governor in Council believes that sufficient powers, without those temporary and exceptional measures, exist to resolve any residual, or prevent any new, illegal blockade or public assembly that may reasonably be expected to lead to a breach of the peace;
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
And whereas the Governor in Council believes that the declaration of a public order emergency throughout Canada is no longer necessary;
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
Now Know You that We, by and with the advice of Our Privy Council for Canada, pursuant to section 22 of the Emergencies Act , do by this Our Proclamation revoke the declaration of a public order emergency made by proclamation on February 14, 2022, throughout Canada, effective on the day on which this proclamation is issued.
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
In testimony whereof, We have caused this Our Proclamation to be published and the Great Seal of Canada to be affixed to it.
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
Our Right Trusty and Well-beloved Mary May Simon, Chancellor and Principal Companion of Our Order of Canada, Chancellor and Commander of Our Order of Military Merit, Chancellor and Commander of Our Order of Merit of the Police Forces, Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada.
Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency — Proclamation Revoking the Declaration of a Public Order Emergency
At Our Government House, in Our City of Ottawa, this twenty-third day of February in the year of Our Lord two thousand and twenty-two and in the seventy-first year of Our Reign.
Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters, 2022 — Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters, 2022
Whereas His Majesty in right of Canada as represented by the Minister of Northern Affairs (the Minister) has, relating to frontier lands in respect of which the Minister has administrative responsibility for natural resources, the right to dispose of or to exploit those natural resources;
Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters, 2022 — Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters, 2022
Whereas Canada, as part of the United States-Canada Joint Arctic Leaders’ Statement announced December 20, 2016, has designated all Canadian Arctic waters as indefinitely off limits to future offshore Arctic oil and gas licensing (the moratorium), and that the designation is to be reviewed every five years through a climate and marine science-based life-cycle assessment of Canadian Arctic waters, Indigenous knowledge and the socio-economic effects of developing or further prohibiting the development of Arctic offshore resources;
Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters, 2022 — Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters, 2022
Whereas Canada, the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated and the governments of Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have jointly developed the assessments to be considered under the review and are engaging with rights holders, affected Northerners and other affected stakeholders with respect to the assessments;
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And whereas the Governor in Council considers that it is in the national interest of Canada to prohibit any person, including an interest owner of a licence set out in the schedule to this Order, from commencing or continuing any work or activity authorized under the Canada Oil and Gas Operations Act a on the frontier lands that are situated in Canadian Arctic offshore waters and in respect of which the Minister has administrative responsibility for natural resources, until such time as the moratorium is rescinded; a R.S., c. O-7; S.C. 1992, c. 35, s. 2
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Therefore, Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Northern Affairs, makes the annexed Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters, 2022 under subsection 12(1) b of the Canada Petroleum Resources Act c . b S.C. 2019, c. 19, s. 85(1) c R.S., c. 36 (2nd Supp.)
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Prohibition 1 It is prohibited for any person, including an interest owner of a licence set out in the schedule, to commence or continue any work or activity authorized under the Canada Oil and Gas Operations Act on the frontier lands that are situated in Canadian Arctic offshore waters and in respect of which the Minister of Northern Affairs has administrative responsibility for natural resources.
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2 This Order is repealed on December 31, 2028. SOR/2023-268, s. 1
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3 The Order Prohibiting Certain Activities in Arctic Offshore Waters 1 is repealed. 1 SOR/2019-280
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Registration 4 This Order comes into force on the day on which it is registered.
Immigration Appeal Division Rules, 2022 — a
Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, under subsection 161(1) a of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act b , approves the annexed Immigration Appeal Division Rules, 2022 , made on October 21, 2022 by the Chairperson of the Immigration and Refugee Board, in consultation with the Deputy Chairpersons. a S.C. 2010, c. 8, s. 20 b S.C. 2001, c. 27
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The Chairperson of the Immigration and Refugee Board, subject to the approval of the Governor in Council, in consultation with the Deputy Chairpersons, makes the annexed Immigration Appeal Division Rules, 2022 under subsection 161(1) a of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act b .
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Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in these Rules. Act means the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act . ( Loi ) ADR means alternative dispute resolution. ( MARL ) appellant means a person who makes an appeal to the Division. ( appelant ) contact information means (a) with respect to a person other than a Minister’s counsel, the person’s name, postal address and telephone number and, if any, their fax number and email address; (b) with respect to the Minister’s counsel, their postal address, telephone number and email address and, if any, their fax number; and (c) with respect to a person referred to in any of paragraphs 91(2)(a) to (c) of the Act who is representing or advising a party in an appeal, in addition to the information referred to in paragraph (a), the name of the body of which the person is a member and the membership identification number issued to them. ( coordonnées ) Division means the Immigration Appeal Division of the Board. ( Section ) Minister’s appeal means an appeal made under subsection 63(5) of the Act against a decision of the Immigration Division in an admissibility hearing. ( appel du ministre ) officer means a person designated as an officer by the Minister under subsection 6(1) of the Act. ( agent ) party means the appellant or the respondent. ( partie ) proceeding includes a hearing, conference, ADR conference, application or proceeding in writing. ( procédure ) registry office means a business office designated as a registry office by the Division. ( greffe ) removal order appeal means an appeal made under subsection 63(2) or (3) of the Act against a decision to make a removal order. ( appel d’une mesure de renvoi ) residency obligation appeal means an appeal made under subsection 63(4) of the Act against a decision made outside Canada on the residency obligation under section 28 of the Act. ( appel sur l’obligation de résidence ) respondent means the Minister or, if the Minister is appealing a decision of the Immigration Division, the person who was the subject of the Immigration Division admissibility hearing. ( intimé ) sponsorship appeal means an appeal made under subsection 63(1) of the Act against a decision not to issue a permanent resident visa to a foreign national. ( appel en matière de parrainage ) working day means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or other day on which the Board offices are closed. ( jour ouvrable )
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Act means the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act . ( Loi )
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ADR means alternative dispute resolution. ( MARL )
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appellant means a person who makes an appeal to the Division. ( appelant )
Immigration Appeal Division Rules, 2022 — (a)
contact information means (a) with respect to a person other than a Minister’s counsel, the person’s name, postal address and telephone number and, if any, their fax number and email address; (b) with respect to the Minister’s counsel, their postal address, telephone number and email address and, if any, their fax number; and (c) with respect to a person referred to in any of paragraphs 91(2)(a) to (c) of the Act who is representing or advising a party in an appeal, in addition to the information referred to in paragraph (a), the name of the body of which the person is a member and the membership identification number issued to them. ( coordonnées )