GreatNorthCollective/greatnorth-canada-federal-laws-text huggingface dataset:
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (c)
(c) < 0.75% (including negative results)
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (d)
(d) Result is negative or mean net income or loss is 0
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (a)
(a) Ratio of total mortgage loans to sum of total mortgage loans, non-mortgage loans, securities and acceptances (”threshold ratio”) is < 10%
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (b)
(b) Threshold ratio is ≥ 10% and concentration of each mortgage loan type is low-risk
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (c)
(c) Threshold ratio is ≥ 10% and concentration of each mortgage loan type is either low-risk or medium-risk
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (d)
(d) Threshold ratio is ≥ 10% and concentration of at least one mortgage loan type is high-risk
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (a)
(a) Unencumbered Asset Concentration is ≤ 100%
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (b)
(b) Unencumbered Asset Concentration is > 100% and Pledged Asset Ratio is < 40%
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (c)
(c) Unencumbered Asset Concentration is > 100% and Pledged Asset Ratio is ≥ 40%
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (a)
(a) Threshold ratio referred to in paragraph (a) of item 10 is > 90%
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (b)
(b) < 100% and threshold ratio referred to in paragraph (a) of item 10 is ≤ 90%
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (c)
(c) ≥ 100% and < 300% and threshold ratio referred to in paragraph (a) of item 10 is ≤ 90%
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Differential Premiums By-law — (d)
(d) ≥ 300% and threshold ratio referred to in paragraph (a) of item 10 is ≤ 90%
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14 Subparagraph 8(4)(a)(ii) of this By-law is replaced by the following: (ii) the examiner’s rating that was used for the purpose of assigning a score to the member institution under this subsection in the previous premium year; or
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — a
Whereas the Governor in Council considers that the annexed First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations are necessary for the purpose of enabling an Indigenous group that is a party to a treaty, land claims agreement or self-government agreement with Canada to benefit from the provisions of the First Nations Fiscal Management Act a or obtain the services of any body established under that Act; a S.C. 2005, c. 9; S.C. 2012, c. 19, s. 658
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — b
Therefore, Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, makes the annexed First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations under subsection 141(1) b of the First Nations Fiscal Management Act a . b S.C. 2023, c. 16, s. 55
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Definition of Act 1 In these Regulations, Act means the First Nations Fiscal Management Act .
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Purpose 2 The purpose of these Regulations is to enable an Indigenous group that is a party to a treaty or self-government agreement with Canada to benefit from the provisions of the Act or obtain the services of the bodies established under the Act, specifically the ability to obtain financing secured by other revenues within the meaning of subsection 2(1) of the Act, as adapted by section 5 of these Regulations.
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Application 3 The Act and the regulations made under the Act apply in respect of an Indigenous group referred to in section 2 that is named in Schedule 1 or 2, subject to the adaptations set out in these Regulations.
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Precision 4 For greater certainty, the adaptations to the Act that are set out in these Regulations are not intended to re-establish the First Nations Tax Commission, the First Nations Financial Management Board, the First Nations Finance Authority or the First Nations Infrastructure Institute, nor to affect the composition of those bodies.
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Short title 1 This Act may be cited as the First Nations Fiscal Management Act .
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 transfers from His Majesty in right of Canada to the Indigenous group if the agreement governing the transfer specifically permits the use of the transfer as security for a loan referred to in paragraph 74(b.1) and if any other applicable conditions are satisfied, and (vii) interest earned by the Indigenous group on deposits, investments or loans, other than interest held by His Majesty in right of Canada on the Indigenous group’s behalf. ( autres recettes ) property taxation law means a law made under paragraph 5(1)(a). ( texte législatif relatif à l’imposition foncière ) right , in relation to reserve lands in Quebec, means any right of any nature in or to the lands, including any right to occupy, possess or use the lands and any right of a lessee, but does not include title to the lands that is held by her Majesty. ( droit ) secured revenues trust account means an account established by the First Nations Finance Authority and a First Nation or Indigenous group in which other revenues to be used for financing under this Act are maintained. ( compte de recettes en fiducie garanti ) Indian Act definitions (2) Unless the context otherwise requires, words and expressions used in this Act and not otherwise defined have the same meaning as in the Indian Act . Extended meaning of “ borrowing member ” (2.1) For the purpose of sections 57, 59, 74, 77, 78, 83 and 84 and paragraph 89(c), borrowing member also means an organization referred to in paragraph 50.1(1)(e) that has been accepted as a borrowing member under a regulation made under section 141.1. Amendments to schedule (3) At the request of the council of a band, the Minister may, by order, amend the schedule in order to (a) add or change the name of the band; or (b) delete the name of the band, as long as there are no amounts owing by the band to the First Nations Finance Authority that remain unpaid. Regulations (3.1) The Governor in Council may make regulations prescribing anything that is to be prescribed under subparagraph (a)(xi) of the definition other revenues . For greater certainty (4) For greater certainty, nothing in this Act shall be construed as requiring capital assets for the provision of local services on reserve lands to be located on reserve lands.
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borrowing law means a law made by an Indigenous group respecting the borrowing from the First Nations Finance Authority of money that is secured by other revenues, including any authorization to enter into a particular borrowing agreement with that Authority. ( texte législatif sur les emprunts )
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borrowing member means a First Nation or Indigenous group that has been accepted as a borrowing member under subsection 76(2) or (3) and has not ceased to be a borrowing member under section 77. ( membre emprunteur )
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capital assets includes capital infrastructure. ( immobilisation )
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council has the same meaning as council of the band in subsection 2(1) of the Indian Act . ( conseil de la première nation )
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First Nation means a band named in the schedule. ( première nation )
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First Nations Finance Authority means the corporation established under section 58. ( Administration financière des premières nations )
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First Nations Financial Management Board means the board established under subsection 38(1). ( Conseil de gestion financière des premières nations )
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First Nations Gazette means the publication published under section 34. ( Gazette des premières nations )
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First Nations Infrastructure Institute means the institute established under subsection 102(1). ( Institut des infrastructures des premières nations )
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First Nations Tax Commission means the commission established under subsection 17(1). ( Commission de la fiscalité des premières nations )
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governing body means the legislative body of an Indigenous group, the executive of the body or Indigenous group or a person or entity that is authorized to act on behalf of the Indigenous group. ( corps dirigeant )
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Indigenous group , except in sections 50.1 and 141, means an Indigenous group that is a party to a treaty or self-government agreement with Canada and that is named in Schedule 1 or 2 to the First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations . ( groupe autochtone )
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interest , in relation to reserve lands in Canada elsewhere than in Quebec, means any estate, right or interest of any nature in or to the lands, including any right to occupy, possess or use the lands, but does not include title to the lands that is held by her Majesty. ( intérêt )
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intermediate account means an account established by a First Nation or Indigenous group in which other revenues to be used for financing under this Act are deposited and out of which the First Nations Finance Authority is authorized to transfer such revenues to a secured revenues trust account of the First Nation or Indigenous group. ( compte intermédiaire )
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local revenue law means a law made under subsection 5(1). ( texte législatif sur les recettes locales )
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local revenues means moneys raised under a local revenue law and payments made to a First Nation in lieu of a tax imposed by a law made under paragraph 5(1)(a). ( recettes locales )
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Minister means the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations. ( ministre )
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — (a)
urces, (iii) revenues otherwise payable to the Indigenous group under any agreement with a person other than His Majesty in right of Canada — with the exception of revenues collected by His Majesty in right of Canada on the Indigenous group’s behalf unless an agreement between them specifically permits their use as security for a loan referred to in paragraph 74(b.1) and any other applicable conditions are satisfied, (iv) revenues, other than revenues from taxes assessed against the ownership, use, occupation or possession of the Indigenous group’s lands, received by the Indigenous group from businesses wholly or partly owned by it, including dividends from shares owned by it, (v) transfers from a provincial, regional, municipal or local government to the Indigenous group, (vi) transfers from His Majesty in right of Canada to the Indigenous group if the agreement governing the transfer specifically permits the use of the transfer as security for a loan referred to in paragraph 74(b.1) and if any other applicable conditions are satisfied, and (vii) interest earned by the Indigenous group on deposits, investments or loans, other than interest held by His Majesty in right of Canada on the Indigenous group’s behalf. ( autres recettes )
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property taxation law means a law made under paragraph 5(1)(a). ( texte législatif relatif à l’imposition foncière )
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right , in relation to reserve lands in Quebec, means any right of any nature in or to the lands, including any right to occupy, possess or use the lands and any right of a lessee, but does not include title to the lands that is held by her Majesty. ( droit )
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secured revenues trust account means an account established by the First Nations Finance Authority and a First Nation or Indigenous group in which other revenues to be used for financing under this Act are maintained. ( compte de recettes en fiducie garanti )
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Financial administration laws 4 The council of a First Nation may not make a law under paragraph 5(1)(d) or 8.1(1)(a) until the council has made a law respecting the financial administration of the First Nation under paragraph 9(1)(a) and that law has been approved by the First Nations Financial Management Board.
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d the contravention of that law; or (b) doing anything that, in the opinion of the court, may prevent the contravention of that law. Collection — competent court (6) The First Nation may commence a proceeding in a court of competent jurisdiction to collect an amount owing to the First Nation under a local revenue law. Enforcement — Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management Act (6.1) If a First Nation has adopted a land code as defined in subsection 2(2) of the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management Act or the council of a First Nation has enacted a First Nation law as defined in subsection 2(1) of that Act, the First Nation may use any enforcement measure — other than a measure for the investigation or prosecution of an offence punishable on summary conviction referred to in paragraph 19.1(a) of the Framework Agreement , as defined in subsection 2(1) of that Act — that is provided for in that land code or First Nation law to enforce a local revenue law. Assignment of interest or right (7) Despite the Indian Act or any instrument or act conferring an interest or right in reserve lands, if there are outstanding taxes payable under a law made under paragraph (1)(a) for more than two years, the First Nation may assign the interest or right in accordance with the conditions and procedures prescribed by regulation. Judicial notice (8) In any proceedings, judicial notice may be taken of a local revenue law. Statutory Instruments Act (9) The Statutory Instruments Act does not apply in respect of local revenue laws or laws made under section 9.
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Notice of proposed laws 6 (1) At least 30 days — or any longer period fixed by a standard made under subsection 35(1) — before making a law under paragraph 5(1)(a), (a.1) or (c), including a law repealing or amending such a law, other than a law referred to in subsection 10(1), the council of a First Nation shall (a) publish a notice of the proposed law in the First Nations Gazette ; (b) post the notice in a public place on the reserve lands of the First Nation; and (c) send the notice, by mail or electronic means, to the First Nations Tax Commission. Exemption (2) The First Nations Tax Commission may exempt a First Nation from the requirements of subsection (1) in respect of an amendment of a law if the Commission considers that the amendment is not significant. Content of notice (3) A notice referred to in subsection (1) shall (a) describe the proposed law; (b) state where a copy of the proposed law may be obtained; (c) invite representations regarding the proposed law to be made, in writing, to the council within the period referred to in subsection (1); and (d) if the council is to review the proposed law at a public meeting, state the time and place of the meeting. Council to consider representations (4) Before making a law under paragraph 5(1)(a), (a.1) or (c), the council of a First Nation shall consider any representations that were made in accordance with paragraph (3)(c) or at a meeting referred to in paragraph (3)(d).
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Further representations 7 When the council of a First Nation sends a law made under paragraph 5(1)(a), (a.1) or (c), other than a law referred to in subsection 10(1), to the First Nations Tax Commission for its approval, the council shall (a) provide a copy of the law to any persons who made representations under paragraph 6(3)(c); and (b) invite those persons to make written representations to the Commission within 30 days after the day on which they receive the copy of the law.
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Information accompanying property taxation law 8 (1) A property taxation law — including an amendment of a property taxation law — shall, when submitted to the First Nations Tax Commission for approval, be accompanied by (a) a description of the lands and interests or rights subject to the law; (b) a description of the assessment practices to be applied to each class of land and interest or right; (c) information regarding services to be provided from local revenues, existing service agreements and any service agreement negotiations under way at the time the law was made; (d) a description of the notices that were given and any consultation undertaken by the council before making the law; and (e) evidence that the law was duly made by the council. Exemption (2) The First Nations Tax Commission may exempt a First Nation from the requirements of subsection (1) in respect of an amendment of a property taxation law if the Commission considers that the amendment is not significant. Accompanying information (3) A law made under paragraph 5(1)(a.1) or (c), when submitted to the First Nations Tax Commission for approval, shall be accompanied by (a) a description of the notices that were given and any consultation undertaken by the council before making the law; and (b) evidence that the law was duly made by the council. Evidence law duly made (4) A law made under any of paragraphs 5(1)(b) and (d) to (g) that is submitted to the First Nations Tax Commission for approval shall be accompanied by evidence that it was duly made by the council. Additional information on request (5) At the request of the First Nations Tax Commission, a First Nation shall provide any documents that the Commission requires in order to (a) review a local revenue law; (b) determine that the law was made in accordance with this Act, the regulations or any standards made under subsection 35(1); or (c) perform any of its other functions under this Act.
First Nations Fiscal Management Act Adaptation Regulations — 8.1
Other revenues laws 8.1 (1) The council of a First Nation may make laws (a) respecting the borrowing from the First Nations Finance Authority of money that is secured by other revenues, including any authorization to enter into a particular borrowing agreement with that Authority; (b) delegating to any person or body any of the council’s powers to make laws under paragraph (a); and (c) delegating to the First Nations Financial Management Board any of the council’s other powers that are required to give effect to a co-management arrangement entered into under section 52.1 or to give effect to third-party management under section 53.1. Coming into force (2) A law made under subsection (1) comes into force on the later of (a) the day of coming into force set out in the law, and (b) the day after the day on which it is made. Judicial notice (3) In any proceedings, judicial notice may be taken of laws made under subsection (1). Statutory Instruments Act (4) The Statutory Instruments Act does not apply in respect of laws made under subsection (1). Publication (5) The First Nation shall publish all laws made under paragraphs (1)(b) and (c) in the First Nations Gazette .
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Financial administration laws 9 (1) The council of a First Nation may make laws (a) respecting the financial administration of the First Nation; and (b) delegating to any person or body its powers to make laws under paragraph (a). Approval required (2) A law made under subsection (1), including any amendment of such a law, does not have any force or effect until it is approved by the First Nations Financial Management Board. Conditions for approval (2.1) The First Nations Financial Management Board shall not approve a law made under subsection (1) unless it was made in accordance with this Act, the regulations and, in all material respects, any standards established under paragraph 55(1)(a). Coming into force (3) A law made under subsection (1) comes into force on the later of (a) the day of coming into force set out in the law, and (b) the day after it is approved by the First Nations Financial Management Board. Evidence law duly made (4) A law made under subsection (1) that is submitted to the First Nations Financial Management Board for approval shall be accompanied by evidence that it was duly made by the council. Additional information on request (5) At the request of the First Nations Financial Management Board, a First Nation shall provide any documents that the Board requires in order to (a) review a financial administration law submitted to the Board; (b) determine that the law was made in accordance with this Act, the regulations or any standards made under subsection 55(1); or (c) perform any of its other functions under this Act. Judicial notice (6) In any proceedings, judicial notice may be taken of a law that is made under subsection (1) and approved by the First Nations Financial Management Board under subsection (2).
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Repeal of financial administration law 9.1 A borrowing member shall not repeal a financial administration law made under subsection 9(1) that has been approved by the First Nations Financial Management Board unless that law is replaced by another financial administration law that has been approved by the Board.