Alberta Regulation 1/2000

Cancer Programs Act

CANCER PROGRAMS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: January 4, 2000

Made by the Minister of Health (M.O. 93/99) pursuant to sections 17 and

20.9 of the Cancer Programs Act.

1 The Cancer Programs Regulation (AR 242/98) is amended by this

Regulation.

2 The

Schedule is repealed and the following is substituted:

SCHEDULE

Drug

Group

Dosage Form

Criteria

13 Cis-RETINOIC ACID

capsules

Pediatrics

restricted to the treatment of advanced stage neuroblastoma following

POG/CCG Protocols

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the pediatric tumor program

ALL-TRANS RETINOIC ACID

capsules

restricted to treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the hematology/lymphoma tumor program or the pediatric tumor program

ALTRETAMINE

capsules

restricted to treatment of 2nd line ovarian cancer

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the gynecology tumor program

AMSACRINE

injectable

ANASTROZOLE

tablets

2nd line hormonal therapy for postmenopausal metastatic breast cancer

may be given first line in those patients who are at risk of a

thromboembolic event

ANAGRELIDE

capsules

for thrombocytosis due to myeloproliferative disorder

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the hematology/lymphoma tumor program

ASPARAGINASE

injectable

BCG

injectable

bladder carcinoma

BICALUTAMIDE

tablets

restricted to patients who are intolerant to Nilutamide and Flutamide

BLEOMYCIN

injectable

pump

BUSERELIN

injectable

prostate cancer

Restricted to:

Stage II (T2a-T2c): Neoadjuvant use pre RT (2 months pre and during RT).

Neoadjuvant use pre radical prostatectomy (4 months pre).

Stage III (T3a-T4b): Neoadjuvant use pre RT (2 months pre and during RT).

Adjuvant use (3 years post RT).

Stage IV (N1-N3) (M1-M1c): As monotherpy in medical castration.

In total androgen blockade (medical castration and nonsteriodal

antiandrogen).

Guidelines for LHRH use in the above stated stages include: LHRH agonists

are indicated for use in patients at risk of thromboembolic disease,

strokes (CVA), myocardial infarction and also for consideration in patients

with dyslipidemia, hypertension, diabetes mellitus or where a patient is

considered intolerant to cyproterone acetate or megestrol acetate.

BUSULFAN

tablets

CAPECITABINE

oral

advanced or metastatic breast cancer after failure of standard therapy

including an anthracycline and taxane

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the breast tumor program

CARBOPLATIN

injectable

CARMUSTINE

injectable

CHLORAMBUCIL

tablets

CISPLATIN

injectable

CLADRIBINE

injectable

restricted to treatment of hairy cell leukemia

Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the hematology/lymphoma tumor program

injectable

POG Protocol 9720

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the pediatric tumor program

CLODRONATE

oral

treatment of osteolytic bone lesions in metastatic breast cancer

CORTISONE ACETATE

tablets

use with Mitotane only

CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE

injectable, tablets

CYPROTERONE

tablets

CYTARABINE

injectable

DACARBAZINE

injectable

DACTINOMYCIN

injectable

DAUNORUBICIN

injectable

DEXAMETHASONE

injectable, tablets

antiemetic use NOT covered

DIETHYLSTILBESTROL

tablets

DIETHYLSTILBESTROL DIPHOSPHATE

injectable, tablets

DOCETAXEL

injectable

restricted to the treatment of metastatic breast cancer after failure of

any previous chemotherapy regimen.

only one taxane is to be administered to any one patient

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the breast tumor program

DOXORUBICIN

injectable

DOXORUBICIN LIPOSOMAL

injectable

Kaposi's sarcoma

EPIRUBICIN

injectable

Premenopausal node positive breast cancer patients who either:

a) are not eligible for a study and want high intensity treatment (FEC),

b) have mild underlying heart disease but would benefit from an

anthracycline and who do not want high intensity treatment (EC)

ERWINIA ASPARAGINASE

injectable

restricted to use in patients hypersensitive to E. Coli asparaginase for

remission induction in acute lymphoblastic leukemia

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the pediatric tumor program

or the hematology/ lymphoma program

ESTRAMUSTINE

capsules

ETOPOSIDE

injectable, capsules

FLUDARABINE

injectable

previously treated chronic lymphocytic leukemia

low grade lymphoma

Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the hematology/lymphoma tumor program

FLUOROURACIL

injectable, cream

pump

FLUOXYMESTERONE

tablets

FLUTAMIDE

tablets

prostate cancer

GEMCITABINE

injectable

Lung Cancer

patients who have failed treatment with Vinorelbine or Paclitaxel

containing regimens or who are unable to tolerate treatment with these

agents.

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the lung tumor program

injectable

Bladder Cancer

progressive local or metastatic transitional cell carcinoma of the

urothelium who have failed on cisplatin or are intolerant to cisplatin

based chemotherapy due to age, performance status, renal function in

concomitant medical illness.

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the GU tumor program

injectable

Pancreas

locally advanced or metastatic adenocarcinoma of the pancreas.

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the GI tumor program

GOSERELIN

injectable

prostate cancer

Restricted to:

Stage II (T2a-T2c): Neoadjuvant use pre RT (2 months pre and during RT).

Neoadjuvant use pre radical prostatectomy (4 months pre).

Stage III (T3a-T4b): Neoadjuvant use pre RT (2 months pre and during RT).

Adjuvant use (3 years post RT).

Stage IV (N1-N3) (M1-M1c): As monotherpy in medical castration.

In total androgen blockade (medical castration and nonsteriodal

antiandrogen).

Guidelines for LHRH use in the above stated stages include: LHRH agonists

are indicated for use in patients at risk of thromboembolic disease,

strokes (CVA), myocardial infarction and also for consideration in patients

with dyslipidemia, hypertension, diabetes mellitus or where a patient is

considered intolerant to cyproterone acetate or megestrol acetate.

injectable

breast cancer. 2nd line hormonal therapy for recurrent or metastatic

disease in ER positive pre-perimenopausal patients after tamoxifen failure.

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the breast tumor program

HYDROCORTISONE SODIUM SUCCINATE

injectable

intrathecal use only

HYDROXYUREA

capsules

IDARUBICIN

injectable

POG Protocol 9720

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the pediatric tumor program

IFOSFAMIDE

injectable

pump

INTERFERON

- alpha 2a or 2b

- alpha 2b in new patients "98-99"

injectable

cladribine-resistant hairy cell leukemia

Kaposi's sarcoma

chronic myelogenous leukemia

INTERFERON

alpha 2a ONLY

injectable

mycosis fungoides and sezary syndrome (cutaneous T-cell lymphomas)

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the hematology/lymphoma tumor program

metastatic renal cell carcinoma

INTERFERON

alpha 2b ONLY

injectable

basal cell carcinoma

adjuvant treatment of high risk melanoma

2nd line therapy of superficial bladder cancer

maintenance therapy in multiple myeloma patients who have achieved

complete remission after high dose chemotherapy and autologous stem cell

transplant, with prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians

recommended by the hematology/lymphoma tumor program.

IRINOTECAN

* NOTE:

Loperamide supplied by industry with this agent's use

injectable

Metastatic Colorectal Cancer

2nd line after 5Fu based chemo, with prescribing limited to written

authorization by physicians recommended by the GI tumor program.

LETROZOLE

tablets

2nd line hormonal therapy for postmenopausal metastatic breast cancer

may be given first line in those patients who are at risk of a

thromboembolic event

LEUCOVORIN CALCIUM

injectable, tablets

rescue therapy for methotrexate only

in combination with 5FU

LEUPROLIDE

injectable

prostate cancer

Restricted to:

Stage II (T2a-T2c): Neoadjuvant use pre RT (2 months pre and during RT).

Neoadjuvant use pre radical prostatectomy (4 months pre).

Stage III (T3a-T4b): Neoadjuvant use pre RT (2 months pre and during RT).

Adjuvant use (3 years post RT).

Stage IV (N1-N3) (M1-M1c): As monotherpy in medical castration.

In total androgen blockade (medical castration and nonsteriodal

antiandrogen).

Guidelines for LHRH use in the above stated stages include: LHRH agonists

are indicated for use in patients at risk of thromboembolic disease,

strokes (CVA), myocardial infarction and also for consideration in patients

with dyslipidemia, hypertension, diabetes mellitus or where a patient is

considered intolerant to cyproterone acetate or megestrol acetate.

LOMUSTINE

capsules

MECHLORETHAMINE

injectable, topical

MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE

tablets, injectable

MEGESTROL ACETATE

tablets

MELPHALAN

tablets

MERCAPTOPURINE

tablets

MESNA

injectable

METHOTREXATE

injectable, tablets

MITOMYCIN

injectable

NOTE: 3rd line for bladder cancer indication

MITOTANE

tablets

steroid replacement if required

MITOXANTRONE

injectable

NANDROLONE DECANOATE

injectable

NILUTAMIDE

tablets

prostate cancer

PACLITAXEL

injectable

Ovarian Cancer

first line treatment of ovarian cancer (irrespective of the stage of

disease or amount of residual disease), fallopian tube carcinoma, primary

peritoneal neoplasms

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the gynecology tumor program

injectable

Lung Cancer

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the lung tumor program

injectable

Breast Cancer

restricted to the treatment of metastatic breast cancer when no response

to anthracycline (doxorubicin, epirubicin, or mitoxantrone) containing

regimen. Relapse within 1 year after completion of adjuvant chemotherapy

including an anthracycline. First assessment of efficacy after 2 courses

only one taxane is to be administered to any one patient

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the breast tumor program

PAMIDRONATE

injectable

treatment of multiple myeloma

PEG ASPARAGINASE

injectable

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the pediatric tumor program as per POG protocols

PREDNISOLONE SODIUM PHOSPHATE

liquid

first line agent for pediatric patients under 7 years of age

2nd-line agent for pediatric patients 7 years and older unable to tolerate

prednisone tablets

PREDNISONE

tablets

PROCARBAZINE

capsules

RALTITREXED

injectable

treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer

NOTE: Because there is a possibility that FUFA may provide slightly

superior survival, FUFA should remain the first choice for younger, fitter

patients. Raltitrexed may be considered the treatment of choice in elderly

patients (over age 70), patients who have experienced severe mucositis with

FUFA despite one stage of dose reduction, or in patients with late relapse

after adjuvant treatment where the adjuvant 5FU based treatment was poorly

tolerated with documented reason for intolerance.

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the GI tumor program

STREPTOZOCIN

injectable

TAMOXIFEN

tablets

TENIPOSIDE

injectable

THIOGUANINE

tablets

THIOTEPA

injectable

TOPOTECAN

injectable

Ovarian

advanced epithelial ovarian cancer as 2nd line therapy

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the gynecology tumor program

Pediatrics

restricted to the treatment of advanced stage neuroblastoma following

POG/CCG Protocols

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the pediatric tumor program

VINBLASTINE

injectable

VINCRISTINE

injectable

VINDESINE

injectable

VINORELBINE

injectable

Lung Cancer

restricted to the treatment of metastatic non-small cell lung cancer with

an ECOG score of 2 or better.

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the lung tumor program

injectable

Metastatic Breast

first line therapy for elderly patients (over 65 years of age) and 2nd or

3rd line therapy for metastatic breast cancer. Assess response after 2

cycles.

prescribing limited to written authorization by physicians recommended by

the breast tumor program

Alberta Regulation 2/2000

Labour Relations Code

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY JURISDICTIONAL

ASSIGNMENT PLAN REGULATION

Filed: January 4, 2000

Made by the Minister of Labour (M.O. 35/95) pursuant to

section 200(1) of

the Labour Relations Code.

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "general construction" means construction within the meaning of

the Labour Relations Code, other than pipeline construction, road building,

heavy construction and specialty construction;

(b) "memorandum of understanding" means the memorandum of

understanding dated August 15, 1995 between the Coordinating Committee of

Registered Employers' Organizations and the Alberta and N.W.T. (District of

MacKenzie) Building and Construction Trades Council, as amended or replaced

from time to time;

(c) "participating union" means a building trades' union that is a

party to or bound by a collective agreement with

(

i) a registered employers' organization,

(ii) an employers' organization represented by the

Coordinating Committee of Registered Employers' Organizations, or

(iii) a participating contractor as defined in the

procedural rules;

(d) "Plan" means the Jurisdictional Assignment Plan of the Alberta

Construction Industry that was established by the memorandum of

understanding, and that consists of

(

i) the memorandum of understanding,

(ii) the procedural rules, and

(iii) the letters of understanding to the procedural

rules,

all as are amended or replaced from time to time;

(e) "procedural rules" means the procedural rules of the Plan as

agreed to between the Coordinating Committee of Registered Employers'

Organizations and Alberta and N.W.T. (District of MacKenzie) Building and

Construction Trades Council as amended or replaced from time to time;

(f) "umpire" means a person appointed as an umpire or alternate

umpire pursuant to the Plan.

Settlement of differences

2(1) Every collective agreement in the general construction sector of the

construction industry entered into by a participating union shall contain

provisions requiring differences arising in the general construction sector

with respect to the assignment of work to members of a trade union or to

workers of a particular trade, craft or class to be settled in accordance

with the Plan.

(2) If a collective agreement referred to in subsection (1) does not

contain the provisions required under subsection (1), the collective

agreement shall be deemed to contain them.

(3) Where a collective agreement referred to in subsection (1) contains

provisions that conflict or are inconsistent with the Plan, those

provisions are inoperative to the extent of the conflict or inconsistency.

No judicial review

3 No order shall be taken or process entered in any court, whether by way

of injunction, declaration, prohibition, quo warranto or otherwise, except

as may be provided for in the procedural rules.

Enforcement of decision

4 A decision under the Plan may be enforced by a trade union, employer,

employers' organization or other affected party in accordance with the

procedural rules.

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Alberta Regulation 3/2000

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

ALBERTA CHICKEN PRODUCERS MARKETING REGULATION

Filed: January 12, 2000

Made by the Alberta Chicken Producers on December 10, 1999 pursuant to

sections 26 and 27 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act and

approved by the Alberta Agricultural Products Marketing Council.

Table of Contents

Part 1

General

Definitions 1

Ownership interests 2

Prohibition 3

Application for licence 4

Issue, renewal or refusal of licence 5

Licence to operate as lessee 6

Suspension or cancellation of licence 7

Duty to keep records 8

Duty to provide information to the Board 9

Service charge 10

Part 2

Marketing

Division 1

Quota

Authorized quota, etc. or permit required 11

Minimum price 12

Base quota increases 13

Rock cornish marketings 14

Marketing quota calculation 15

Marketing quota change 16

Production cycle 17

Authorized quota reallocation 18

Communal group production quota 19

Financial interest in premises 20

Authority of Board 21

Appointment of attorney 22

Division 2

Variation from Authorized Marketing

Marketing in excess of marketing quota 23

Marketing less than marketing quota 24

Establishment of period for marketing correction 25

Late or early marketings 26

Reduced marketing due to misfortune 27

New market development quota 28

Division 3

Premises

Approved premises 29

Premises requirements 30

Division 4

Quota Limits and Dealing

with Quota

Quota limit 31

Authorized quota reduction 32

Lease of quota 33

Permit 34

Records not available 35

Division 5

Prohibitions

Processor 36

Producer 37

Selling below minimum price 38

Purchasing below minimum price 39

Custom killing 40

Marketing re reduced weight 41

Part 3

Transitional Provisions, Repeals and Expiry

Quota continued 42

Licence continued 43

Repeal 44

Expiry 45

Schedule

PART 1

GENERAL

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "authorized producer" means a person who

(

i) holds a licence authorizing the person to market

chicken, and

(ii) has been allocated authorized quota;

(b) "authorized quota" means the number of quota units that have

been allocated by the Board to an authorized producer;

(c) "Board" means the board known as the Alberta Chicken Producers;

(d) "broiler" means a chicken that is marketed at a live weight

that is greater than one kilogram and less than 2.5 kilograms;

(e) "chick" means a chicken that is less than 2 weeks old;

(f) "chicken" means any category of chicken that is under 6 months

of age and that is not raised for egg production and includes any one or

more of broilers, roasters, rock cornish chicken or chicks;

(g) "communal group" means a community of not fewer than 50

individuals in which

(

i) the members live and work together in an

agricultural enterprise,

(ii) a member is not permitted to own property in the

member's own right, and

(iii) the members devote their working lives to the

activities of the communal group;

(h) "communal group production quota" means a quota that may be

granted to a communal group permitting the communal group to produce,

market and consume in accordance with

section 19 up to 6000 chickens in

each calendar year;

(i) "consumer" means a person who purchases any form of chicken for

the person's own consumption or for consumption in the person's household;

(j) "Council" means the Alberta Agricultural Products Marketing

Council;

(k) "custom kill" means processing by a processor of chicken owned

by a person, other than the processor, on a fee for services basis;

(l) "family" means, in respect of an individual, the individual's

husband, wife, common-law husband, common-law wife, son, daughter,

son-in-law, daughter-in-law, brother or sister;

(m) "hatchery" means a person who is engaged in the business of

marketing chicks;

(n) "marketing quota" means the maximum live weight in kilograms of

chicken that an authorized producer is authorized to market in a production

cycle;

(o) "misfortune" means the loss of chickens, production facilities

or chicken production due to one or more of the following:

(

i) fire;

(ii) wind, hail, flood or other natural phenomena;

(iii) electrical or mechanical failure or a combination

of them;

(iv) collapse of production facilities;

(

v) suffocation or heat prostration of chickens;

(vi) any circumstances not referred to in subclauses (

i) to (

v) that in the opinion of the Board are beyond the control of the

authorized producer;

(p) "person" means a person as defined in the

Interpretation Act

and includes

(

i) a partnership as defined in the Partnership Act,

(ii) any unincorporated organization that is not a

partnership referred to in subclause (i), or

(iii) any group of individuals who are carrying on an

activity for a common purpose and are neither a partnership referred to in

subclause (

i) nor an unincorporated organization referred to in subclause

(ii);

(q) "Plan" means the Alberta Chicken Producers' Marketing Plan;

(r) "processing" means changing the nature of chicken by mechanical

means or otherwise and includes killing;

(s) "processor" means any person who is engaged in the business of

processing chicken;

(t) "production cycle" means the period of time to which authorized

quota is applied, as established by resolution of the Board;

(u) "production facilities and premises" means the buildings and

improvements in which chicken is produced together with the land on which

those buildings and improvements are situated;

(v) "quota unit" means the unit of measurement of quota that may be

allocated or reallocated by the Board;

(w) "research permit" means the permission granted in writing to a

researcher by the Board to market chicken within a given period;

(x) "researcher" means a person involved in bona fide scientific

research in respect of chicken;

(y) "roaster" means a chicken that is marketed at a live weight of

not less than 2.5 kilograms;

(z) "rock cornish chicken" means a chicken that is marketed at a

live weight of not more than one kilogram;

(aa) "site plan" means a drawing of the outline of buildings used to

produce chicken, including outside dimensions of the buildings and the

legal description of the land on which the buildings are located.

Ownership interests

2(1) For the purpose of this Regulation, a person has an ownership

interest in authorized quota if that person

(

a) has any legal or equitable interest in authorized quota;

(

b) owns shares in a corporation that has a legal or equitable

interest in authorized quota;

(

c) owns any shares in a corporation that is affiliated with

another corporation that has a legal or equitable interest in authorized

quota;

(

d) is owned by a person that has a legal or equitable interest in

authorized quota;

(

e) is owned by a corporation that is affiliated with a corporation

that has a legal or equitable interest in authorized quota;

(

f) is affiliated with a corporation that has a legal or equitable

interest in authorized quota.

(2) For the purposes of this Regulation, a corporation is affiliated with

another corporation

(

a) if that corporation owns any shares, legally or equitably, in

that other corporation,

(

b) if the shares of that corporation are owned, legally or

equitably, by that other corporation, or

(

c) if a person legally or equitably owns shares in both

corporations.

(3) If 2 or more corporations are all affiliated with another corporation

at the same time, those corporations are deemed to be affiliated with each

other.

Prohibition

3(1) No person shall

(

a) operate a hatchery,

(

b) produce chicken,

(

c) market chicken, or

(

d) process chicken,

unless the person is the holder of an appropriate licence issued by the

Board that is not suspended, has not been cancelled and has not expired

pursuant to

section 4(4).

(2) Despite subsection (1), the holder of a communal group production

quota may market chicken in accordance with

section 19.

Application for licence

4(1) A person may apply to the Board for one or more of the following

licences:

(

a) a licence to operate as a hatchery;

(

b) a licence to market chicken as an authorized producer;

(

c) a licence to process chicken;

(

d) a licence to lease quota.

(2) A licence only authorizes the licensee to engage in the activity

specified on the licence.

(3) If a person engages in more than one activity listed in subsection

(1), that person must hold a separate licence for each activity.

(4) A licence expires on December 31 of the year for which it is issued.

(5) A licence is not transferable.

(6) A licence is subject to any conditions imposed by the Board on the

licence and the licensee must comply with any directions issued by the

Board relating to the activity authorized by the licence.

Issue, renewal or refusal of licence

5(1) If a person applies for a licence, the Board must, subject to

subsection (3) and

section 6, issue a licence to the applicant.

(2) Subject to subsection (3) and

section 6(2), the Board must annually

before January 1 renew a licence that is issued under subsection (1).

(3) The Board may refuse to issue or renew a licence if the applicant

(

a) lacks, in the Board's opinion, the experience, equipment or

financial responsibility to properly engage in or continue to engage in the

activity to which the application relates, or

(

b) contravenes or has contravened the Act, the Plan, this

Regulation or an order or direction of the Council or the Board or a

condition imposed on the licence.

(4) If the Board refuses to issue or renew a licence, the Board must

serve on the applicant a copy of its decision to refuse to issue or renew

the licence.

(5) A licence issued by the Board

(

a) is a licence to be engaged in the activity stated in the

licence, and

(

b) is not an approval or endorsement by the Board of the licence

holder.

(6) No person, including a licensee, shall represent that a licence is an

approval or an endorsement by the Board.

(7) The Board may impose conditions on a licence and issue directions

relating to the activity authorized by the licence.

Licence to operate as lessee

6(1) A licence to lease quota does not give the lessee authority to

produce and market chicken, but authority only to operate leased quota in

accordance with

(

a) the lease,

(

b) any conditions imposed on the licence by and any directions

issued by the Board, and

(

c) this Regulation.

(2) A licence to lease quota expires automatically on the expiration or

termination of the lease under which the quota was leased to the lessee.

Suspension or cancellation of licence

7(1) The Board may suspend, for any period it considers appropriate or

cancel a licence

(

a) if the licensee

(

i) lacks, in the Board's opinion, the experience,

equipment or financial responsibility to properly engage in or continue to

engage in the activity authorized by the licence, or

(ii) contravenes the Act, the Plan, this Regulation or

an order or direction of the Council or the Board or a condition of the

licence,

(

b) for any other reason not referred to in clause (

a) that the

Board considers appropriate.

(2) If a licence is suspended or cancelled under subsection (1), the Board

must notify the person to whom the licence was issued of that suspension or

cancellation.

(3) If a licence is suspended or cancelled, the person to whom the licence

was issued

(

a) must, on receiving a notice of the suspension or cancellation,

immediately cease engaging in the activity authorized by the licence, and

(

b) may apply to the Board for an order staying the suspension or

cancellation pending the determination of an appeal under

Part 5 of the

Act.

Duty to keep records

8(1) A licensee must maintain a complete and accurate record of all

matters relating to the activity authorized by the licence, including any

of the following records and documents that are pertinent to the activity

authorized by the licence:

(

a) records of the placement of chicks;

(

b) invoices showing the number of chicks purchased;

(

c) records showing the number of chicks marketed to any person;

(

d) the name of the person to whom the chicks were marketed;

(

e) transportation records;

(

f) processor receiving records;

(

g) producer payment records;

(

h) grading, trimming or other processing records;

(

i) records showing the amount of chicken marketed by a licensee.

(2) A licensee must

(

a) retain the records and documents required to be kept under

subsection (1) for not less than 6 years, and

(

b) on the request of the Board, make the records and documents

available for inspection.

Duty to provide information to the Board

9(1) A hatchery must

(

a) provide at the end of each week in which chicks are placed the

information required by Form 1 of the Schedule, and

(

b) forward the information to the Board in time to reach the Board

office not later than Wednesday of the week following the week in which

chicks are placed.

(2) An authorized producer who receives chicks other than from a hatchery

licensed by the Board must

(

a) provide the information required by Form 1 of the Schedule, and

(

b) forward the information to the Board in time to reach the Board

office not later than the week following the receipt of the chicks.

(3) A processor must

(

a) provide at the end of each week in which chicken is processed

the information required by Form 2 of the Schedule, and

(

b) forward the information to the Board in time to reach the Board

office not later than Wednesday of the week following the week in which the

processing of chicken occurred.

(4) A processor must ensure that Form 3 of the

Schedule is completed at

the time chickens are custom killed and is forwarded to the Board in time

to reach the Board office within 15 days following the date of the custom

kill.

(5) An authorized producer must

(

a) at the end of each week in which chicken is marketed by the

producer to a person other than a processor provide the information

required by Form 4 of the Schedule, and

(

b) forward the information to the Board in time to reach the Board

office not later than the following Wednesday.

(6) On receiving a request by the Board to do so, a processor must file a

statement with the Board, for any period specified by the Board, setting

out the following:

(

a) the dates on which the processor intends to process chicken;

(

b) an estimate of the weight of chicken that the processor intends

to process;

(

c) the type of chicken that the processor intends to process.

(7) On receiving a request by the Board to do so, an authorized producer

must file with the Board a statement, for any period specified by the

Board, setting forth the following:

(

a) the dates on which the producer intends to market chicken;

(

b) an estimate of the weight of the chicken that the producer

intends to market;

(

c) the type of chicken that the producer intends to market.

Service charge

10(1) A service charge of $0.0075 per kilogram of live weight of chicken

must be paid by an authorized producer to the Board in respect of all live

chickens marketed by the authorized producer.

(2) A processor who receives chicken from an authorized producer must

(

a) deduct the service charge referred to in subsection (1) from

the amount payable to that producer, and

(

b) forward the service charge to the Board, with an accounting for

the service charge and accompanied with the information required in Form 2

of the Schedule, in time to reach the Board office not later than Wednesday

of the week following the week in which the service charge was deducted.

(3) An authorized producer who markets chicken to a person other than a

processor must

(

a) pay the service charge referred to in subsection (1) to the

Board, and

(

b) forward the service charge to the Board, accompanied with the

information required in Form 4 of the Schedule, in time to reach the Board

office not later than Wednesday of the week following the week in which the

chicken was marketed.

(4) A service charge is a debt due to the Board and may be recovered by

the Board by civil action for debt.

(5) The Board may use service charges, licence fees, levies and other

money paid to it for the purpose of paying its expenses and administering

the Plan and the regulations made by the Board.

PART 2

MARKETING

Division 1

Quota

Authorized quota, etc. or permit required

11 No person shall market chicken except pursuant to the following:

(

a) an authorized quota;

(

b) a lease of authorized quota approved by the Board under

section

33;

(

c) a communal group production quota;

(

d) a research permit;

(

e) an exemption provided for under the Plan.

Minimum price

12 The Board may by resolution

(

a) determine the minimum price to be paid per kilogram to a

producer for chicken marketed, and

(

b) determine different prices for different classes, varieties,

grades, sizes or kinds of chicken.

Base quota increases

13(1) When the Board considers that general marketing conditions warrant a

permanent increase in base quota, that increase must be allocated by the

Board by auction in accordance with this section.

(2) The Board must ensure that quota is allocated by auction to authorized

producers and to persons eligible to receive licences as authorized

producers based on the amount of quota allocation fee the authorized

producer or person offers and pays to the Board.

(3) An authorized producer and any person who is eligible to receive a

licence as an authorized producer may participate in the auction.

(4) Any person wishing to participate in the auction must provide evidence

to the Board, in the form specified by the Board, that satisfies the Board

as to the person's financial capability to pay the quota allocation fee.

(5) The amount of the allocation fee paid by a person acquiring quota

units by auction pursuant to this

section must be determined by the amount

of the successful bid made by that person for the block of quota units

being offered.

(6) The Board may allocate quota to the successful bidders in accordance

with their bids if the Board is satisfied that the bidders have complied

with this Regulation.

(7) The Board may establish procedures for the conduct of an auction.

Rock cornish marketings

14 Rock cornish chicken marketings must be charged, on a percentage basis

determined by the Board, against the authorized producer's marketing quota

for the production cycle during which the marketings occur.

Marketing quota calculation

15(1) Subject to any adjustments made pursuant to this Regulation, an

authorized producer's marketing quota expressed in kilograms is the number

determined by

(

a) multiplying the quota units that are allocated to an authorized

producer by the density factor established by the Board by resolution,

(

b) then multiplying the product determined under clause (

a) by the

number of weeks in that producer's production cycle, and

(

c) then multiplying the product determined under clause (

b) by the

percentage of utilization established by the Board for that production

cycle.

(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), a density factor may not be

established for each individual producer but a density factor must be

established that is generally applicable to all producers.

Marketing quota change

16 When the Board considers it appropriate to vary the production of

chicken to accommodate an anticipated change in the demand for chicken for

the next 12 months or less, the Board may by resolution change the

marketing quota by changing the allowed percentage of utilization for the

quota units.

Production cycle

17(1) The Board must by resolution establish a production cycle

(

a) for broilers, and

(

b) for roasters.

(2) An authorized producer may change that producer's production cycle

(

a) from a roaster cycle to a broiler cycle established under

subsection (1), or

(

b) from a broiler cycle to a roaster cycle established under

subsection (1),

by filing a statement of intent to change the production cycle with the

Board.

(3) An authorized producer may make application to the Board to produce on

a production cycle that does not conform with either the roaster cycle or

the broiler cycle established by the Board under subsection (1).

(4) If the Board approves an application made under subsection (3), the

Board may impose time limits or other conditions in respect of the matter

being approved.

(5) A statement of intent to change a production cycle under subsection

(2) or an application under subsection (3) must be in writing, signed by

the authorized producer and endorsed by the authorized producer's hatchery

and processor.

Authorized quota reallocation

18(1) An authorized producer shall not transfer all or any part of

authorized quota.

(2) Despite subsection (1), an authorized producer may apply to the Board

to have that producer's authorized quota cancelled and reallocated, in

whole or in part, to another person who is eligible to become an authorized

producer.

(3) An application for cancellation and reallocation under this

section

must be made prior to the completion of the sale of any authorized quota

with or without the production facilities and premises.

(4) The approval of the reallocation of authorized quota shall not take

effect, and the current authorized quota shall not be cancelled, until the

completion of the sale and the filing with the Board of any proof that the

Board may require.

(5) The effective date of the reallocation must be determined by the Board

so that the cancellation and reallocation correspond with the end of a

particular production cycle.

(6) Subject to subsection (7), if an application for cancellation and

reallocation is made under this section, a fee of $200 is payable to the

Board and that fee must accompany the application for the cancellation and

reallocation.

(7) A fee is not payable under subsection (6) if

(

a) there is no change in beneficial ownership of the production

facilities and premises for which there is a reallocation of authorized

quota, or

(

b) the application is for reallocation to a person within the

family.

(8) If an authorized producer has overmarketed and the authorized quota is

reallocated, the person to whom the authorized quota has been reallocated

must reduce future marketings in accordance with

section 23(2).

(9) If an authorized producer has overmarketed, the authorized quota may

not be reallocated until all outstanding levies and judgments in respect of

the overmarketing are paid to the Board.

(10) Application must be made to the Board for approval of any transfer

from one person to another of an ownership interest except for an ownership

interest in

(

a) a publicly traded company listed on a recognized stock

exchange, or

(

b) a co-operative that has more than 200 members.

Communal group production quota

19(1) A communal group may apply for an allocation of communal group

production quota by filing a completed application form provided by the

Board.

(2) The Board must grant communal group production quota to an applicant

(

a) the communal group does not hold any authorized quota, and

(

b) the communal group resides on the same parcel of land on which

the production facilities are located at which the chicken is produced.

(3) Chicken produced under a communal group production quota must only be

(

a) consumed by members of the communal group, or

(

b) marketed to consumers from

(

i) the land referred to in subsection (2)(b),

(ii) land that is adjacent to the land referred to in

subsection (2)(b), or

(iii) a stall at a farmers' market.

(4) An applicant for a communal group production quota must pay to the

Board a service charge of $250 at the time of making the application for

the quota, and thereafter the holder of the communal group production quota

must pay to the Board an annual service charge of $250 by January 31 of

each year.

(5) If the annual service charge is not paid by January 31 in the year it

is due, the Board may cancel the communal group production quota.

(6) A communal group production quota holder must, if the holder acquires

chicks from outside Alberta, report to the Board in writing the number of

chicks so acquired within 2 weeks after the chicks are delivered to the

holder.

(7) A communal group production quota may not be sold, transferred,

reallocated or divided.

(8) If the holder of a communal group production quota is granted an

allocation or reallocation of an authorized quota, the communal group

production quota is cancelled on that allocation or reallocation of the

authorized quota.

(9) A communal group production quota may be reduced or cancelled, either

permanently or for such period as the Board considers appropriate, if a

communal group quota holder

(

a) produces in excess of 6000 chickens in any calendar year,

(

b) fails to comply with subsection (3)(

b) when marketing any

chicken, or

(

c) fails to report the information required by subsection (6).

(10) Before the Board proceeds to amend this section, the Board must

(

a) give written notice by ordinary mail to the communal group

production quota holders of the proposed amendments,

(

b) hold a public meeting at which communal group production quota

holders may make representations to the Board about the proposed

amendments, and

(

c) prior to amending this section, consider the representations

made.

Financial interest in premises

20(1) Any person who holds a financial interest by means of a mortgage

registered under the Land Titles Act in respect of the production

facilities and premises to which an authorized quota has been allocated may

register that interest with the Board in a manner that is satisfactory to

the Board.

(2) If a mortgagee registers an interest with the Board under subsection

(1), that mortgagee must at the same time also register with the Board a

written acknowledgment by the authorized producer of the mortgagee's

financial interest in the production facilities and premises.

(3) If an interest is registered under subsection (1), the Board must

(

a) immediately notify the authorized producer who has been

allocated the authorized quota of the registration, and

(

b) notify the mortgagee of any application to reallocate or lease

all or any part of the authorized quota to which the registration applies.

(4) The Board shall not approve the reallocation or lease of any

authorized quota in respect of which an interest is registered under

subsection (1) unless the mortgagee has given written consent to the

reallocation or lease.

Authority of Board

21(1) If a mortgagee becomes the legal or equitable owner of production

facilities and premises due to a judicial or extra-judicial enforcement of

the mortgage, the Board may do one or more of the following:

(

a) allow the mortgagee to market chicken pursuant to the

authorized quota granted in respect of the production facilities and

premises for a period not exceeding 2 years, during which time the

mortgagee must endeavour to find an appropriate buyer;

(

b) set aside for a period not exceeding 2 years the authorized

quota allocated in respect of the production facilities and premises;

(

c) allocate part or all of the authorized quota to a person who

purchases the production facilities and premises from the mortgagee, if the

Board is satisfied that the purchaser is or intends to become an authorized

producer;

(

d) allocate part or all of the authorized quota to the mortgagee,

if the Board is satisfied that the mortgagee intends to become an

authorized producer.

(2) If an authorized quota has not been allocated within the time set out

in subsection (1)(

a) or (b), the Board may

(

a) cancel the authorized quota, or

(

b) on written application by the mortgagee, extend the time set

out in subsection (1)(

a) or (b).

Appointment of attorney

22(1) Subject to subsections (4) and (5), a person who has loaned money to

an authorized producer may apply to the Board to register an appointment of

attorney.

(2) An appointment of attorney must be in a form satisfactory to the

Board.

(3) Only one appointment of attorney may be registered in respect of an

authorized producer.

(4) The Board shall not register an appointment of attorney if there is a

financial interest under

section 20 registered in respect of the production

facilities and premises of that authorized producer.

(5) The Board shall not register an appointment of attorney unless it is

signed by the authorized producer that is affected by it.

(6) An appointment of attorney is only effective from the date the Board

acknowledges in writing that it is registered.

(7) If the Board has acknowledged registration of the appointment of

attorney, the Board shall not approve an application for

(

a) the cancellation and reallocation of the authorized quota

specified in the appointment of attorney,

(

b) the lease of the authorized quota specified in the appointment

of attorney, or

(

c) the transfer of an ownership interest in the authorized quota

specified in the appointment of attorney,

unless the person appointed as the attorney signs the application.

Division 2

Variation from Authorized Marketing

Marketing in excess of marketing quota

23(1) An authorized producer shall not market chicken in excess of the

marketing quota allocated to that producer.

(2) If an authorized producer markets chicken in contravention of

subsection (1), the Board must in a subsequent production cycle, without

permanently reducing the authorized quota allocated to that producer,

reduce the weight of chicken that the producer may market by an amount

equal to the weight of the chicken that was marketed in excess of that

producer's marketing quota.

(3) An authorized producer who has marketed chicken contrary to subsection

(1) must pay to the Board a levy of

(a) 44› a kilogram for each kilogram of chicken marketed in excess

of 105% but not more than 110%, and

(b) 88› a kilogram for each kilogram of chicken marketed in excess

of 110%

of the producer's marketing quota for the production cycle.

(4) The levy provided for under subsection (3) must be paid even though

the authorized producer reduces the excess marketings in accordance with

subsection (2).

(5) The levy provided for under subsection (3) must be paid within 30 days

from the date that the authorized producer was billed for the levy by the

Board.

(6) If the levy provided for under subsection (3) is not received by the

Board within 30 days from the date that the authorized producer is billed

for the levy by the Board, that producer must pay an additional levy of 4›

a kilogram.

(7) A levy provided for under this

section is a debt due to the Board and

may be recovered by the Board by civil action for debt.

Marketing less than marketing quota

24 If an authorized producer markets less chicken than that producer is

permitted to market pursuant to the marketing quota allocated to that

producer, that producer's allowed marketing of chicken must be increased in

a subsequent production cycle by the lesser of

(

a) the marketing deficit, or

(b) 5% of the producer's marketing quota in effect at the time of

the marketing deficit.

Establishment of period for marketing correction

25 The Board must establish by resolution when

(

a) reductions in marketings are to occur for the purpose of

section 23(2), and

(

b) increases in marketings are to occur for the purpose of

section

Late or early marketings

26 If a processor changes the date on which an authorized producer

markets chicken from that set out in the information provided to the Board

under

section 9(6) and (7) in order to meet a market demand, and as a

result of the change in the date the producer markets more or less chicken

than allowed under that producer's marketing quota, the Board may

(

a) waive any levies that resulted from the delay in marketings, or

(

b) allow increased marketings in subsequent production cycles to

compensate for undermarketings that result from the advance in marketings.

Reduced marketing due to misfortune

27(1) Despite

section 24, if an authorized producer due to misfortune

markets less chicken in a production cycle than that producer is permitted

to market pursuant to the marketing quota allocated to that producer, that

producer may in writing apply to the Board for marketing quota

compensation.

(2) An authorized producer is not eligible for compensation under

subsection (1) unless the misfortune causes the producer to market less

than 90% of the producer's marketing quota that was in effect at the time

of the occurrence of the misfortune.

(3) In making an application under subsection (1), the authorized producer

must provide to the Board all the information regarding the number of

chicks placed and the kilograms of chicken that were marketed and any other

documentation and information that the Board requires.

(4) If the Board grants marketing quota compensation to an applicant, the

amount of the compensation must be determined by subtracting from the total

amount of the producer's marketing quota that was in effect during the

production cycle during which the reduced marketings took place the amount

that is determined by adding together

(

a) the actual marketings from all of that producer's production

facilities and premises that were made during the cycle during which the

reduced marketings took place, and

(b) 10% of that producer's marketing quota that was in effect at

the time of occurrence of the misfortune.

(5) An authorized producer shall not utilize any of the marketing quota

compensation granted to that producer until that producer and the Board

agree to the production cycle or cycles in respect of which the

compensation is to be granted.

(6) The maximum amount of marketing quota compensation that may be granted

to an authorized producer under this

section is the total of

(

a) the marketing quota that the producer would have been entitled

to for the 12 weeks following the occurrence of the misfortune, and

(

b) the amount of marketing quota compensation, if any, granted

under subsection (4).

New market development quota

28(1) For the purposes of this section,

(a) "new market development quota" means marketing quota leased by

the Board to authorized producers solely for the purpose of developing new

markets;

(b) "period" means a period as determined under a Canada Act by the

Canadian Chicken Marketing Agency.

(2) A processor may apply to the Board to request that the Board make an

offer of new market development quota to authorized producers.

(3) An application under subsection (2) must be in the form and provide

the information prescribed by the Board.

(4) The Board may by resolution establish a deadline for applications to

be made under subsection (2).

(5) If the Board determines that the application is acceptable, the Board

may determine

(

a) the period for which the offer of new market development quota

will be made, and

(

b) the amount per kilogram that a producer must pay to a

designated processor in order to be entitled to lease new market

development quota.

(6) The Board must advise the applicant of its determination under

subsection (5).

(7) Within the time specified by a resolution of the Board, authorized

producers may file with the Board a bid to lease new market development

quota.

(8) A bid must

(

a) be in the form satisfactory to the Board, and

(

b) set out the maximum number of kilograms of new market

development quota the authorized producer is prepared to commit to lease.

(9) The maximum bid that an authorized producer may make is equal to the

marketing quota that would be available to that producer if the utilization

factor in effect in the period were 100%.

(10) If the total kilograms of bids filed by authorized producers is less

than the amount of chicken required by the applicant, the offer is void

unless the applicant agrees to reduce the applicant's requirement so that

it equals the amount of the bids.

(11) If an offer is void under subsection (10), the Board and applicant

may agree that a new offer be made to authorized producers at a reduced

lease rate.

(12) The Board must distribute the total amount of leased quota available

in rounds of one quota unit to each bidder until all available leased quota

is distributed.

(13) The Board must advise each authorized producer who bid of

(

a) the amount of quota that the producer is eligible to lease as

determined in accordance with subsection (12), and

(

b) the amount payable to the designated processor for the

opportunity to lease new market development quota.

(14) On receipt of confirmation from the designated processor that the

authorized producer has paid the amount payable under subsection (13), the

Board must

(

a) lease to that producer new market development quota, and

(

b) specify the number of kilograms of new market development quota

and the production cycle to which that lease applies.

Division 3

Premises

Approved premises

29 Unless otherwise authorized in writing by the Board, no authorized

producer shall market chicken other than that produced in the approved

registered production facilities and premises for which the authorized

quota was allocated.

Premises requirements

30(1) Prior to the commencement of production, the authorized producer

must register with the Board the production facilities and premises in

which the production is to take place.

(2) If a person applies to register production facilities and premises

with the Board, that person must provide to the Board

(

a) a copy of the current certificate of title for the land on

which the production facilities and premises are located,

(

b) a site plan, and

(

c) any other information that the Board requires.

Division 4

Quota Limits and Dealing with Quota

Quota limit

31(1) An individual, whether alone or through an interest in a

corporation, partnership, unincorporated organization or group of

individuals, shall not hold more than 1.25% of the total of all authorized

quota allocated by the Board.

(2) Subject to subsection (3), a corporation, partnership, unincorporated

organization or group of individuals shall not hold more than 2.5% of all

authorized quota allocated by the Board.

(3) An individual shall not exceed directly or indirectly the limit

established under subsection (1) through holdings in a corporation,

partnership, unincorporated organization or group of individuals.

(4) No more than 2.5% of all authorized quota allocated by the Board may

be produced at one production facility and premises.

(5) For the purpose of subsections (1) and (2), the amount of authorized

quota must be determined as follows:

(

a) the holding of authorized quota for an individual is the sum of

(

i) the authorized quota held by that individual, and

(ii) the proportionate share of any authorized quota in

which that individual has an ownership interest through a corporation or

partnership or an unincorporated organization referred to in

section

1(p)(ii) or group of individuals referred to in

section 1(p)(iii),

and

(iii) any authorized quota in which the individual has an

ownership interest as a lessee of quota;

(

b) the holdings of a corporation or partnership or an

unincorporated organization referred to in

section 1(p)(ii) or group of

individuals referred to in

section 1(p)(iii) is the sum of

(

i) the authorized quota held by that corporation,

partnership, unincorporated organization or group of individuals,

(ii) the proportionate share of any authorized quota

that the corporation, partnership, unincorporated organization or group of

individuals holds through an ownership interest in another corporation,

partnership, unincorporated organization or group of individuals, and

(iii) any authorized quota in which the corporation,

partnership, unincorporated organization or group of individuals has an

ownership interest as a lessee of quota.

(6) The Board shall not allocate, reallocate or approve the lease of any

authorized quota if as a result of that allocation, reallocation or lease

any person would hold quota in excess of that allowed under subsection (1)

or (2).

(7) The restriction set forth in subsection (3) does not apply to

(

a) the ownership interest of a producer in

(

i) a publicly traded company listed on a recognized

stock exchange, or

(ii) a co-operative that has more than 200 members;

(

b) the reallocation of quota to a person under a will or under the

Intestate Succession Act.

(8) If authorized quota is reallocated under subsection (7)(b), any

subsequent allocation or reallocation, except a further reallocation under

subsection (7)(b), is subject to subsections (1) to (4).

Authorized quota reduction

32 The Board may reduce or cancel an authorized quota if the authorized

producer to whom it is allocated or the person to whom it has been leased

pursuant to

section 33

(

a) has failed to observe, perform or carry out the provisions of

the Act, this Regulation or any order of the Council or the Board;

(

b) is not utilizing or has voluntarily given up all or part of

that producer's authorized quota or portion leased;

(

c) has had that producer's or lessee's licence revoked or

suspended;

(

d) has not received the approval of the Board for any change of

ownership interest in that producer if an authorized quota has been

allocated or leased in the name of a company.

Lease of quota

33(1) The Board may allow an authorized producer to lease all or part of

that authorized producer's quota to

(

a) another authorized producer, or

(

b) a person who is licensed as a lessee of quota.

(2) An application to lease may be made on the basis of kilograms or quota

units.

(3) An application to lease quota must

(

a) be made in writing to the Board by the authorized producer,

(

b) be endorsed by the proposed lessee,

(

c) specify whether the lease is for a number of kilograms per

production cycle or quota units per production cycle and provide details,

and

(

d) include any other information that the Board requires.

(4) If an authorization to lease is granted by the Board, the Board may

make the authorization subject to those terms or conditions that the Board

considers appropriate in the circumstances.

(5) If an approval for a lease of authorized quota has been granted by the

Board to a person who is licensed as a lessee of quota, the following

provisions apply to that person in the same manner as if that person were

the authorized producer:

section 8;

section 9;

section 10;

section 15;

section 17;

section 23;

section 24;

section 26;

section 27;

section 28;

section 29;

section 30;

section 35;

section 36;

section 37;

section 38;

section 40.

(6) The authorized producer and lessee are

(

a) jointly responsible for reducing the marketing of chicken in

accordance with

section 23(2), and

(

b) jointly and severally liable for

(

i) all service charges assessed under this Regulation,

(ii) all levies assessed under this Regulation, and

(iii) any judgment obtained in respect of service charges

or levies assessed under this Regulation.

(7) If a lease is terminated and any reductions in the marketing of

chicken imposed under

section 23(2) are not completed, the remaining

reductions in the marketing of chicken are the responsibility of

(

a) the authorized producer who leased the quota to the lessee, if

the lessee was not an authorized producer, and

(

b) the lessee, if the lessee was an authorized producer.

(8) The Board shall not allow a lease of quota from an authorized producer

to a lessee if

(

a) the authorized producer has outstanding service charges or

levies payable to the Board, or

(

b) the proposed lessee would exceed the quota limit established

under

section 31.

(9) Despite anything in this Regulation, none of the following permits a

lessee to exercise the rights of a licensed producer under

Part 2 or 3 of

the Plan:

(

a) any authorization granted by the Board authorizing a lessee to

lease quota;

(

b) a licence granted by the Board licensing a person to operate as

a lessee of quota;

(

c) a lease of quota to a lessee.

Permit

34 The Board may issue research permits for research purposes.

Records not available

35 If records are not available to the Board in respect of an authorized

producer, that producer is deemed

(

a) to have marketed the amount of chicken determined by

multiplying the number of chicks delivered to that producer by the average

weight of all chicken marketed in Alberta of the same weight category as

determined by statistics derived from Agriculture Canada Poultry Market

Report number 52, or the current successor to that Report, in the year

prior to the year that the chicken was marketed, and

(

b) to have marketed all of the chicken that grew out of chicks

that were delivered to that producer within 3 months of the delivery of the

chicks.

Division 5

Prohibitions

Processor

36 A processor shall not purchase chicken from any person other than an

authorized producer or a processor.

Producer

37 An authorized producer shall not market chicken to any person other

than a licensed processor or a consumer, unless the Board has granted

permission in writing to that producer to do so.

Selling below minimum price

38 An authorized producer shall not market chicken at a price that is

less than the minimum price that is established by the Board.

Purchasing below minimum price

39 A processor shall not purchase chicken for an amount that is less than

the minimum price that is established by the Board.

Custom killing

40 A processor shall not in a calendar year custom kill more than 2000

chickens for any person other than an authorized producer.

Marketing re reduced weight

41(1) On being advised in writing by the Board that pursuant to

section 23

the Board has reduced the weight of chicken that an authorized producer is

authorized to market, a processor shall not market any chicken in excess of

the reduced weight of chicken, if any, that the producer is authorized to

market unless the processor first obtains written permission from the Board

to do so.

(2) If the Board grants permission for the purposes of subsection (1), the

permission must be in writing and specify the terms on which the marketings

can occur.

PART 3

TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS,

REPEALS AND EXPIRY

Quota continued

42 If immediately before the coming into force of this Regulation a

person held a number of quota units of base quota, advanced quota or rock

cornish chicken factor quota as defined in the Alberta Chicken Producers

Marketing Regulation (AR 227/96), that person is deemed to hold the same

number of quota units of authorized quota under this Regulation.

Licence continued

43 If, immediately prior to the coming into force of this Regulation, a

person held a licence issued under the Alberta Chicken Producers Marketing

Regulation (Alta. Reg. 227/96), that person continues to hold that licence

under this Regulation and that person and the licence are subject to this

Regulation.

Repeal

44 The Alberta Chicken Producers Marketing Regulation (Alta. Reg. 227/96)

is repealed.

Expiry

45 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for

ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be re-passed

in its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation

expires on November 30, 2004.

SCHEDULE

FORM 1

Alberta Chicken Producers

(

A) Licensed Producers Return for Week Ending

Saturday:

Date

Producer Name

Prod No

Barn Location

Town

No. of Chicks Placed including Spares

Cornish

Broiler

Roaster

Total Placement By Licensed Producers:

(Date) (Hatchery) (Location) (Signature)

Record Placement of all

Licensed Persons

(

B) Non-Licensed Persons Return for Week Ending

Saturday:

Date

Producer Name

Address

No. of Chicks Placed including Spares

Cornish

Broiler

Roaster

Total of all Chicks Placed with Non-Licensed Persons:

(Date) (Hatchery) (Location) (Signature)

Record Placement of all

Non-Licensed Persons

FORM 2

Alberta Chicken Producers

Processor's Report

Return for Week Ending Saturday: Service Charge is /kg

Date

Producer Name

Prod No

Barn Location

Town

No of Birds

Kilograms

Cornish

Kilograms

Broiler

Kilograms

Roaster

Service

Charge

Totals:

(Date) (Name of Processor) (Signature)

(Amount of Cheque)

FORM 3

Alberta Chicken Producers

Declaration Regarding Custom Kill

1 I, (Name of Producer) of (Address) , Alberta (Postal

Code) , certify that I do NOT hold a subsisting producer's licence.

2 I also certify that the (number) head of chicken being processed on

a custom kill basis and weighing kilograms live will be used for

personal consumption by me and my immediate family.

(Processor Name)

(Date of Processing)

Signature of Producer or

Producer Representative

FORM 4

Alberta Chicken Producers

Producer's Marketing Report Form

I, (Name of Producer) , (Producer No.) of (Address) Alberta

(Postal Code) , submit the following information concerning the sale of

chicken

Date

Buyer's

Name

Buyer's

Address

Age of

Birds

Number of

Birds

Live Weight

in kg.

Totals:

Total Estimated Weight: kg.

x current service charge

= money owing to the Board.

Note:

(

a) This form is to be completed for all chicken marketed to

persons other than licensed processors.

(

b) All forms must be forwarded to the Board (the Alberta Chicken

Producers) with the appropriate service charge within 7 days of the sale.

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Alberta Regulation 4/2000

School Act

HOME EDUCATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: January 13, 2000

Made by the Minister of Learning (M.O. 045/99) on December 20, 1999

pursuant to

section 23(3) of the School Act.

1 The Home Education Regulation (AR 126/99) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 1 of the

Schedule is amended by striking out "services" and

substituting "studies".

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Alberta Regulation 5/2000

Wild Rose Foundation Act

WILD ROSE FOUNDATION REGULATION

Filed: January 14, 2000

Made by the Minister of Community Development on December 15, 1999 pursuant

section 5(1) of the Wild Rose Foundation Act.

Table of Contents

Grant limits 1

Eligibility to receive a grant 2

Use of grant money 3

Repayment of grant money 4

Accountability 5

Agreements 6

Repeal 7

Expiry 8

Grant limits

1(1) The Foundation may provide a grant to an organization in an amount

not exceeding the lesser of

(

a) the amount received by the organization through community fund

raising activities undertaken by the organization, and

(

b) either

(i) $50 000, if the grant is made under the provincial

grants program, or

(ii) $25 000, if the grant is made under the

international grants program.

(2) If the Minister approves, the Foundation may provide a grant in an

amount that exceeds the limits set out in subsection (1).

(3) The Foundation may provide a grant in any amount if the grant is made

under a program other than the provincial grants program or the

international grants program.

Eligibility to receive a grant

2 An organization is eligible to receive a grant

(

a) not more than once every 3 years, if the grant is made under

the provincial grants program, or

(

b) not more than once every year, if the grant is made under

(

i) the international grants program, or

(ii) a program other than the provincial grants program

or the international grants program.

Use of grant money

3(1) The recipient of a grant may use the money

(

a) only for the purpose for which the grant is made, or

(

b) if the original purpose for which the grant is made is varied

with the consent of the Foundation, only for the purpose as varied.

(2) If the recipient of a grant does not use all of the money for the

purpose for which the grant is made, the Foundation may require the

recipient to refund the surplus money to the Foundation.

Repayment of grant money

4(1) The Foundation may require the recipient of a grant to repay all or

part of the money to the Foundation

(

a) if the recipient does not comply with the conditions on which

the grant was made, or

(

b) if the information provided by the recipient to obtain the

grant is determined by the Foundation to be false, misleading or

inaccurate.

(2) An amount that a recipient is required to repay to the Foundation

under subsection (1) is a debt due to the Foundation and may be recovered

from the recipient by an action in debt.

Accountability

5 The Foundation may at any time require the recipient of a grant

(

a) to provide to the Foundation

(

i) information that will enable the Foundation to

determine whether the recipient is complying with the conditions on which

the grant was made and using the money as required by

section 3,

(ii) information that specifically addresses the

accomplishment of the grant objectives by the recipient of the grant,

including proof, if any, that the objectives have been met, and

(iii) an audited financial statement relating to the

expenditure of the money,

and

(

b) to permit a representative of the Foundation or the Auditor

General, or both, to examine any books or records to determine whether the

money has been used as required by

section 3.

Agreements

6 The Foundation may enter into an agreement with any person relating to

the exercise of the Foundation's powers under

section 5 of the Act or under

this Regulation, and may pay the person for work performed pursuant to the

agreement.

Repeal

7 The Wild Rose Foundation Regulation (AR 282/87) is repealed.

Expiry

8 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for

ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be repassed in

its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation expires

on November 30, 2004.