Bill 52 — Second Session, 22Nd Legislature, 39 Elizabedi Ii the Legislative Assembly of Alberta Bill 52 Natural Resources Conservation Board Act (Legislature 22, Session 2)

L22 S2 2727

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1990 BILL 52 Second Session, 22nd Legislature, 39 Elizabedi II THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ALBERTA BILL 52 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION BOARD ACT THE MINISTER OF ENERGY Fkst Reading Second Reading Committee of die Whole Thkd Reading Royal Assent

Bill 52 BILL 52 1990 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION BOARD ACT (Assented to . 1990) Table of Contents

Definitions 1 Purpose of Act 2 Crown is bound 3 Reviewable projects 4 Application for review 5 Hearings, inquiries and odier proceedings 6 Power of Board on inquiry 7 Hearings 8 Approval 9 Funding for interveners 10 Establishment of Board 11 Membership of Board 12 Chairman and Vice-chairman 13 Remuneration and expenses 14 Acting Board members 15 Prohibitions as to interests of Board members 16 Divisions of die Board 17 Absent Board members 18 Protection from action 19 Co-operative reviews 20 Powers of the Board 21 Services of technical specialists 22 Resttaining order 23 Rehearing 24 Delegation of powers 25 Personnel 26 Meetings 27 Rules of practice 28 Coming into force of order 29 Appeal 30 Exclusion of prerogative writs 31 Signing of Board documents 32 Proof of Board orders 33 Records as evidence 34 Protection re evidence 35

Wimesses at hearing 36 Notices 37 Costs of advertising notice 38 Services of Govemment departments 39 Fiscal year 40 Board funds and expenditures 41 Disposition of money collected 42 Regulations 43 Coming into force 44 HER MAJESTY, by and witii die advice and consent of die Legislative Assembly of Alberta, enacts as foUows:

Definitions "j In tiliS Act, (a) "Board" means die Natural Resources Conservation Board estabUshed under

section 11; (b) "Chairman" means tiie Chairman of die Board; (c) "envkonmental impact assessment" means a report containing an assessment of the environmental impact ordered under

section 8(1) of the Land Surface Conservation and Reclamation Act; (d) "forest industry project" means a project (

i) to construct a facUity to be used to manufacture pulp, paper, newsprint or recycled fibre; (ii) to constinct a facUity to be used to produce lumber, veneer, panelboard or tteated wood for which an envkonmental impact assessment has been ordered; (e) "metalUc or quarriable mineral project" means a project to constiiict a mine or quarry or to work and recover any metallic mineral or quarriable mineral as defined in the Mines and Minerals Act and the regulations under that Act for which an envkonmental impact assessment has been ordered; (f) "natittal resource" means die subsurface, land surface, water, fauna and flora resources of Alberta diat normaUy occur in a natural state, but does not include an energy resource as defined in the Energy Resources Conservation Act; (g) "recreational or tourism project" means a project to constiiict one or more facilities for recreational or tourism purposes for which an environmental impact assessment has been ordered;

(h) "reviewable project" means a project referted to in

section 4; (i) "water management project" means (

i) a project to constinict a barrier that is of a height excee^g the height prescribed in die regulations to store water or water containing any other substance or to conttol the level of a body of water or water containing any other substance; (ii) a project to constiiict a new canal capable of conducting an amount exceeding the amount prescribed in the regulations of water or water containing any other substance; (iu) a project capable of diverting an amount exceeding the amount prescribed in the regulations of water or water containing any other substance. Purpose of Act 2 The purposc of tiiis Act is (

a) to provide an impartial process for the review of projects that will or may affect the natural resources of Alberta, and (

b) to provide for those reviews to be conducted having regard to the social, economic and envkonmental effects of the projects. Crown is bound 3 The Crowu is bound by tiiis Act. Reviewable 4 The following are subject to a review in accordance with this projects ^pj ^j^^ jj^g regulations: (

a) forest industiy projects; (

b) recreational or tourism projects; (

c) metallic or quarriable mineral projects; (

d) water management projects; (

e) any odier type of project prescribed in the regulations; (

f) specific projects prescribed by die Lieutenant Govemor in Council. Applicationfor 5(1) Notwitiistauding any licence, permit, approval or other '^** audiorization granted or issued under

an Act, regulation or by-law or otiierwise under any odier law, no person may commence a

Hearings, inquiries and other proceedings Power of Board on inquiry Hearings reviewable project unless die Board, on appUcation, has granted an approval under tiiis Act in respect of the project.

(2) The Board may, before or after an application is made, order that no licence, permit, approval or other authorization may be issued or granted (

a) under any other enactment, (

b) by a Govemment department, (

c) by a municipaUty, or (

d) by any agency of the Govemment or a municipaUty to any person with respect to a reviewable project untU such time as an approval in respect of the project has been granted under this Act. 6 In conducting a review under this Act, the Board may (

a) make inqukies and investigations and prepare studies and reports, (

b) hold hearings or odier proceedings, and (

c) do anything that it considers necessary to carry out the purpose of this Act 7 For the purpose of any hearing, investigation, inquiry or other proceeding under this Act, tiie Board and any member of it and any otiier person autiiorized by the Board to conduct a hearing, inquiry, investigation or other proceeding has all the powers, privileges and immunities of a commissioner appointed under the Public Inquiries Act. 8(1) The Board shaU give persons who may be dkectiy affected, and may give any other persons it considers necessary, (

a) a reasonable opportunity of learning the facts bearing on an application that are presenteid to the Board by the appUcant and otiier parties to tiie application, (

b) a reasonable opportunity to fumish evidence relevant to an application or in conttadiction or explanation of the facts or information in the application, (

c) if tiie person wiU not have a fak oppormnity to conttadict or explain the facts or aUegations in an application witiiout

Approval Funding for interveners cross-examination of tiie person presenting the appUcation, an opportunity of cross-exammation in the presence of tiie Board, and (

d) an adequate opportunity of making representations by way of argument to die Board.

(2) When a person is entitied to make representations to tiie Board under subsection (1), tiie Board, unless a hearing is to be held, is not requked to afford an opportunity to die person (

a) to make oral representations, or (

b) to be represented by counsel, if the Board affords die person an adequate opportunity to make representations in writing. 9(1) The Board after conducting a review of a reviewable project under this Act may, having regard to die purpose of tiiis Act, (

a) with the prior audiorization of the Lieutenant Govemor in Council, grant an approval on any terms and conditions that the Board considers appropriate, (

b) refuse to grant an approval, (

c) defer consideration of tiie application on any terms and conditions that the Board may prescribe, or (

d) make any other disposition of the application that the Board considers to be appropriate.

(2) An audiorization of tiie Lieutenant Govemor in Council is subject to any terms and conditions prescribed by the Lieutenant Govemor in Council.

(3) An approval granted under this Act does not dispense with the requkement to obtain any other licence, permit, approval or other authorization in respect of the reviewable project. 10(1) Individuals or groups of individuals who, in the opinion of the Board, are or may be direcUy affected by a reviewable project are eUgible to apply for funding under this section.

(2) On the claim of a person eUgible under subsection (1) or on the Board's own motion, the Board may, subject to terms and conditions it considers appropriate, make an award of costs to the person to assist in the preparation and presentation of an intervention at a hearing of tiie Board.

Establishment of Board Monbership of Board

(3) Where die Board makes an award of costs under subsection (2), it may determine (

a) die amount of costs tiiat shaU be paid, and (

b) die persons liable to pay the award of costs.

(4) A person to whom an award is made or a person who is determined by die Board to be liable to pay die costs awarded may request that the Board conduct a review of the award of costs.

(5) Where die Board conducts a review of the award of costs, die Board may (

a) vary die award of costs, (

b) refuse to vary the award of costs, or (

c) deny die award of costs.

(6) If in the Board's opinion it is reasonable to do so, the Board may make an advance of costs to a person applying under this section, and it may dkect any terms and conditions for the payment or repayment of die advance by any party to the hearing that the Board considers appropriate.

(7) The Board may make regulations respecting (

a) the awarding of costs, (

b) die making of advances of costs, (

c) the UabiUty of persons to pay costs, and (

d) the review of costs awarded.

(8) A certified copy of an award of costs made under diis

section may be filed in die office of die clerk of die Court of Queen's Bench and, on filing and on payment of any fees prescribed by law, die order shall be entered as a judgment of die Court and may be enforced according to the ordinary procedure for enforcement of a judgment of die Court 11 The Natural Resources Conservation Board is established as a corporation consisting of its members. 12(1) The Board shaU consist of at least 3 members but not more tiian 5 members appointed by die Lieutenant Govemor in Council, one of whom shaU be designated by die Lieutenant Govemor in Council as Chairman and another as Vice-chairman.

Chairman and Vice-chairman

(2) Each member of die Board holds office during good behaviour for a term of 5 years from die date of his appokitment and thereafter during the pleasure of the Lieutenant Govemor in Council.

(3) Any member of die Board may be removed from office by the Lieutenant Govemor in Council at any time during the 5-year term referred to in subsection (2) on tiie address of the Legislative Assembly. 13(1) The Chairman may act for, and in the name of, the Board in die execution, performance and carrying out of any act matter or dung that is within die power of the Board, subject only to any express dkections or decisions given or made by a resolution of the Board.

(2) At any time during which die office of Chakman is vacant or the Chairman is absent or is for any reason incapable of exercising his powers or performing his duties as Chakman, or on the dkection of the Chairman, a Vice-chairman has and may exercise and perform the powers and duties conferred or imposed on the Chairman by this Act and die regulations.

(3) At any time during which the office of Vice-chairman is vacant or the Vice-chairman is absent or is for any reason incapable of exercising his powers or performing his duties as Vice-chairman, the Chairman may appoint a Board member as actkig Vice-chairman.

(4) The acting Vice-chakman has and may exercise and perform the powers and duties conferred or imposed on the Vice-chairman by this Act and the regulations. Remuneration 14 The members of tiie Board shall receive and expenses (

a) remuneration, and (

b) ttavelUng and otiier expenses while absent from thek place of residence in die course of exercising thek powers or performing thek duties as members of die Board, in accordance with an order of die Lieutenant Govemor in CouncU. Acting Board members 15(1) The Lieutenant Govemor in Council may from time to time nominate one or more persons from among whom acting members of tiie Board may be selected.

(2) When in die opinion of the Chairman it is necessary or deskable for the proper and expeditious performance of the Board's duties, the Chairman may name a person nominated under

Prohibitions as to interests of Board members Divisicxis of the Board subsection (1) as an acting member for a period of time, during any ckcumstance or for the purpose of any matter before die Board.

(3) An acting member, during the period, under the ckcumstances or for the purpose for which he is named an acting member, has and may exercise and perform die powers and duties of a member of the Board.

(4) Section 12(1) does not prevent the enlargement of the Board to more than the maximum permitted by the naming of one or more acting members in accordance widi this section. 16(1) Where a member has a dkect or indkect monetary interest of any description in any reviewable project that is die subject of an appUcation under this Act tiie member may not participate in any hearing, inquiry, mvestigation or other proceeding relating to the project.

(2) No employee of or person engaged by die Board shall have a dkect or indkect monetary interest of a kind described in subsection (1) other than (

a) shares of a corporation tiiat are regularly quoted and dealt in on a recognized stock exchange, and (

b) any shares, bonds, debentures, debenture stock or other securities of a corporation that are exempted from the operation of this subsection by order of the Lieutenant Govemor in Council. 17(1) The Chairman may designate any 3 or more members of die Board to sit as a division of the Board and may dkect that division to conduct any hearing, inquky, investigation or otiier proceeding tiiat tiie Board could conduct under diis Act

(2) A majority of die members constitutes a quomm at any hearing, inquiry, investigation or other proceeding held by a division of the Board.

(3) Any decision or otiier action made or taken at a hearing, inquky, investigation or other proceedkig held by a division of die Board is die decision or action of the Board.

(4) A division of the Board has and may exercise and perform die powers and duties of the Board under tiiis Act and the regulations witii respect to the hearing, inquiry, investigation or other proceeding it is dkected to conduct and for tiiat purpose any reference in tiiis Act and the regulations to tiie Board is deemed to be also a reference to a division of the Board.

Absent Board members Protection from action Co-operative reviews

(5) The Chairman may designate a member of a division of the Board to preside at any sitting of the division at which the Chairman is not present.

(6) Two or more divisions of the Board may sit at the same time. 18 When a hearing, inquiry, investigation or other proceeding is conducted by the Board and a member or members of the Board for any reason do not attend on any day or part of a day, die otiier member or members who are sitting on the hearing, inquiry, investigation or otiier proceeding may, if they constitute a quorum, continue tiie hearing, inquiry, investigation or odier proceeding as fully and effectively as though the absent member or members were present. 19 No action or proceeding may be brought against the Board or a member of the Board or an officer or employee of the Board in respect of any act or tiling done purportedly under diis Act, the regulations or an order or dkection of tiie Board. 20(1) Where the Board is of die opinion that it would be expedient or in the pubUc interest to do so, the Board may conduct a review under diis Act or participate in otiier proceedings in respect of matters relating to the purpose of this Act jointiy or in conjunction with another board, commission or other body constimted in Alberta.

(2) Subject to the approval of die Lieutenant Govemor in CouncU, the Board may enter into any agreements it considers deskable witii the Govemment of Canada or an agency of it relating to tiie reviewable project or with any govemment of a jurisdiction outside Alberta or an agency of that govemment, in respect of the effects of the reviewable project in diat jurisdiction.

(3) Pursuant to an agreement under subsection (2), the Board may hold proceedings jointiy or in conjunction with a govemment or agency referred to in diat subsection.

(4) A proceeding referred to in subsection (3) may be held outside Alberta. Powers of the Board 21 The Board (

a) may, with the approval of die Lieutenant Govemor in Council, take any action and make any orders and dkections that the Board considers necessary to effect die purpose of this Act that are not otherwise specificaUy autiiorized by tiiis Act, and

Services of technical specialists Restraining order (

b) may do aU tilings that are necessary for or incidental to tiie exercise or performance of any power or duty conferred or imposed on it by this Act or die regulations. 22 Subject to the approval of the Lieutenant Govemor in Council, the Board may from time to time appoint one or more persons having special, technical or other knowledge (

a) to sit with the Board to hear and consider any matter before it, or (

b) to inquke mto and report to die Board in respect of any matter before it. 23 If tilis Act or tiie regulations autiiorize die Board to make or issue an order or dkection and a person commences, undertakes or continues an activity (

a) for which that order or dkection is required but has not been obtained, or (

b) that exceeds or does not comply with an order or direction made or issued by the Board, the Board, in addition to any other action or proceeding k may be audiorized to take, may apply to the Court of Queen's Bench for an order resttaining diat person and his employees or agents from continuing the activity until that person has obtained the requked order or dkection.

Rehearing Delegation of powers 24 The Board may review, rescind, change, alter or vary an order or dkection made by it or may rehear an appUcation for review before deciding it 25 The Board may delegate any of die powers and duties conferred or imposed on it by this Act or the regulations to designated officials or employees of die Board unless die regulations prohibit the delegation. Personnel 26 The Board may Meetings (

a) engage any employees it considers necessary for the proper and convenient ttansaction of its business, and (

b) prescribe the duties, conditions of employment and remuneration of persons employed by it. 27(1) Meetings of the Board shall be held at die call of die Chairman at the place or places and on the notice that the Chakman considers appropriate. 10

Rules of practice

(2) The Chairman shall call a meeting of tiie Board knmediately on bekig requested in writing to do so by 2 members of die Board.

(3) A majority of die members of die Board constimtes a quomm at a hearing, inquky, investigation or other proceeding held by die Board. 28(1) The Board may make mles of practice goveming its procedure and hearings.

(2) The Board in die conduct of its hearings is not bound by die mles of law conceming evidence applicable to judicial proceedings. Coming into force of order 29(1) The Board may provide m an order or dkection that die order or dkection or a portion or provision of it is to come into force Appeal (

a) at a future fixed time, (

b) on the happening of a contingency, event or condition specified in the order or dkection, or (

c) on the performance to the satisfaction of the Board or of a person named by it of any terms that the Board imposes on any interested party.

(2) The Board may dkect that die whole or a portion of the order or dkection is to have force for a limited time or until the happening of a specified event.

(3) When any work, act, matter or tiling is by an order or dkection of die Board requked to be done, performed or completed within a specified time, the Board, if it thinks it proper to do so, may extend the time specified. 30(1) Subject to subsection (2), an appeal Ues from the Board to the Court of Appeal on a question of jurisdiction or on a question of law.

(2) Leave to appeal shall be obtained from a judge of the Court of Appeal on appUcation made widiin one month after the making of the order, decision or dkection sought to be appealed from, or within a further time that the judge under special ckcumstances aUows.

(3) Notice of tiie appeal shall be given to tiie parties affected by the appeal and to die Board. 11

(4) An order or direction of the Board takes effect at die time prescribed by the order or dkection, and its operation is not suspended by any appeal to die Court of Appeal, or by any further appeal, but tiie Board may if it diinks fit suspend the operation of its order, when appealed from, until the decision of die Court of Appeal is rendered or die time for appeal to die Supreme Court of Canada has expked or any appeal is abandoned.

(5) Witiiin 30 days after leave to appeal has been obtamed, die Board shaU forward to the Registtar of the Comt tiie tianscript and record of the hearing, its findings and reasons for the order or dkection.

(6) On receipt of the tianscript record, findings and reasons from the Board, the Registtar shaU set the appeal down for hearing at the next sittings that wiU commence at least 2 weeks after the appeal is so set down, and after die appeal has been set down, die party appealing shaU give to die parties affected by die appeal or the solicitors by whom diose persons were represented before the Board, and to the Board, notice in writing that the appeal has been so set down for hearing, and the appeal shall be heard by die Court of Appeal as speedUy as practicable.

(7) On the hearing of the appeal, no evidence other than the evidence diat was submitted to the Board on the making of tiie order or dkection appealed from shall be admitted, and die Court of Appeal shall proceed either to confirm, vary or vacate the order or dkection appealed from, and in the last event shaU refer die matter back to the Board for further consideration and redetermination.

(8) On tiie hearing of the appeal, the Court may draw all inferences that are not inconsistent with the facts expressly found by the Board and that are necessary for determining the question of jurisdiction or of law, as tiie case may be, and shall certify its opinion to the Board.

(9) The Board is entitied to be heard by counsel or odierwise on the argument of an appeal.

(10) Neither tiie Board nor any member of the Board is in any case Uable to costs by reason or in respect of an appeal or application.

(11) If the order or dkection is set aside or a variation is dkected, the matter shaU be reconsidered and redetermined by the Board, and the Board shall vary or rescind its order in accordance widi the judgment of the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court of Canada. 12

Exclusion of prerogative writs Signing of Board documents Proof of Board orders Records as evidence Protection re evidence 31 Subject to

section 30, every action, order, mUng or decision of the Board or die person exercising the powers or performing the duties of the Board is final and shall not be questioned, reviewed or restrained by any proceeding in die nature of an application for judicial review or otherwise in any court. 32 Subject to

section 25, die Chairman, die Vice-chairman or a Board member shall sign aU notices, orders, dkections or other documents issued by die Board. 33(1) A notice, order, dkection or other document pmporting to be issued by authority of tiie Board, when signed by die Chairman, the Vice-chairman or Board member, shall be admitted in evidence to prove the contents of it without any proof of the signature or of the authority of the Chairman, Vice-chairman or Board member, as die case may be, to sign the document or of his appointment.

(2) A copy of a notice, order, direction or other document purporting to be issued by authority of die Board, when certified as a tine copy by tiie Board's solicitor, shaU be admitted in evidence to prove the order, dkection or other document and its contents without any proof of die authority of the member by whom the notice, order, dkection or document purports to be signed and without any proof of the signature or of the authority of the soUcitor or of his appointment.

(3) An order of the Board need not show on its face that any proceeding was held or notice was given, or that any ckcumstances necessary to give it jurisdiction to make the order existed. 34(1) The minutes, accounts and records of the Board are admissible in evidence by the production of them by a member of the Board or by any employee of die Board who is autiiorized by the Board to produce diem.

(2) A copy of any record, document, plan, book, paper, minute or account belonging to or deposited with the Board and attested under the signature of a member of the Board or an employee authorized for the purpose by the Board is admissible in evidence in all proceedings in which the original record, document, plan, book, paper, minute or account would be evidence. 35(1) No person shaU be excused from testifying or from producing, when ordered to do so by the Board, any book, document or paper in a hearing, investigation, inquiry or other proceeding by die Board on the ground that the testimony, book, document or paper might tend to incriminate him or subject hkn to penalty or forfeiture. 13

Witiiesses at hearing Notices Costs of advmising notice Services of Government departments

(2) A wimess who testifies or produces documents at a hearing, investigation, inquky or otiier proceeding under subsection (1) has the right not to have any incriminating evidence so given used to incriminate tiiat wimess in any other proceedings, except in a prosecution for or proceedings in respect of perjury or the giving of contiadictory evidence. 36(1) In the case of the faUure or refusal by a person to comply with a notice to attend issued by the Board, or to produce a book, document or paper when ordered to do so by the Board, the Court of Queen's Bench, on die appUcation of the Board, may issue a bench warrant requiring the attendance of die wimess before die Board, or the production by him of the book, document or paper.

(2) In the case of die refusal by a wimess to give evidence or to answer as to any matter regarding which he is questioned before the Board, or to produce a book, document or paper when ordered to do so by die Board, the Clourt of Queen's Bench, on tiie application of tiie Board, may commit die wimess for contempt 37(1) Any notice with regard to matters before or to come before the Board that is requked or authorized to be given in writing (

a) by the Board, may be signed by any member of die Board or the soUcitor of the Board, (

b) by a person appointed by the Board, may be signed by diat person, or (

c) by any other person, may be signed by diat person or his audiorized agent or solicitor.

(2) The Board shaU give not less than 30 days' notice of a hearing, inquiry, investigation or other proceeding by the Board that die Board considers necessary.

(3) Any notice under diis Act may be given by maU, newspaper pubUcation or any other means the Board considers proper. 38 When die Board pubUshes a notice in connection witii an application, hearing, inquiry, investigation or other proceeding by die Board, k may order that the cost of advertising be paid in whole or in part by any party to the hearing, inquiry, investigation or proceeding. 39(1) For the purposes of exercising the powers and performing the duties imposed or conferred on it by or under this Act and die regulations, die Board may avail itself of die services of any officer or odier employee of any board, commission or departinent of the Govemment 14

Fiscal year Board funds and expoiditures

(2) Each officer or employee of any board, commission or department of die Govemment shall give to die Board die service, assistance and information diat he is able to give and die Board requkes, subject to the approval of the board or commission or the Minister in charge of die administiation of tiie department in which die officer or employee is employed. 40 The fiscal year of die Board is die period commencing on April 1 in one year and ending on March 31 in the foUowing year. 41(1) All salaries, expenses and expenditittes incurred by the Board in die performance of its powers and duties shall be charged against money provided in accordance witii tiiis section.

(2) In each fiscal year, funds equivalent to die estimated net expenditures to be incmred in die year by the Board shaU be provided from money voted by die Legislatitte for tiiat purpose, and if die vote is insufficient from die General Revenue Fund.

(3) The Provincial Treasurer shall advance to die Board die funds provided by vote and referred to in subsection (2) ki instalments as soon after the first days of April and July as it is convenient to do so, and each instalment shall be in an amount that the Provincial Treasurer in consultation with the Board decides.

(4) In preparing its estimate of net expenditures to be incurred, the Board shaU have regard to its estimate of any deficit or surplus existing at the end of each fiscal year from funds for such expenditures received from the Govemment in previous years. Disposition of 42(1) Any money coUected by die Board is die property of tiie money collected ^Q^A f f J

(2) The Board may recover any money payable to it by an action in debt Regulations 43 The Lieutenant Govemor in Council may make regulations (

a) prescribing types of projects tiiat are reviewable projects; (

b) prescribing the height of a barrier for tiie purpose of

section l(i)(i); (

c) prescribing the amount of water or water containing any other substance capable of being conducted for the purpose of

section l(i)(ii); (

d) prescribing the amount of water or water containing any other substance capable of being diverted for the purpose of

section l(i)(iU); 15

(

e) respecting the information to be mcluded in or to accompany any application to the Board and by whom die information is to be given in respect of a reviewable project; (

f) respecting the making of an appUcation for a review under this Act; (

g) prohibiting the delegation of any powers and duties of the Board under

section 25; (

h) prescribing fees payable in respect of reviewable projects requked to be reviewed under this Act. Coming into 44 j/j/j ^^ comcs into force on Proclamation. 16 Title: 1990 (22nd 2nd) Bill 52, Natural Resources Conservation Board Act

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