Bill 79 — A Bill To Establish the Alberta Government Telephones Commission (Legislature 13, Session 4)

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No. 79 4th Session, 13th Legislature, Alberta 6 Elizabeth II, 1958 BILL 79 A Bill to Establish the Alberta Government Telephones Commission HON. MR. TAYLOR printed by L. S. WALL, Printer to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, Edmonton, Alberta, 1958

Explanatory Note General. By this Bill it is proposed to establish the Alberta Government Telephones System as a Crown corporation. The telephone system is presently operated under the authority of The Telephone and Telegraph Act,

chapter 3321 of The Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1955. Under this Act the Minister of Telephones is authorized to establish and operate a telephone and telegraph system. In its present form the system is merely the Minister of Telephones operating through servants and agerits, although, in many respects, the system is considered and treated as a separate entity. This Bill creates an Alberta Government Telephones Com mission, with the Minister as chairman, to hold and administer the telephone and telegraph system. The references in the ex planatory notes are to the present Act, The Telephone and Telegraph Act. 2. Definition of terms used. 3.

(1) Commission established.

(2) The commission is a corporation.

BILL No. 79 of 1958

An Act to Establish the Alberta Government Telephones Commission (Assented to , 1958) HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta, enacts as follows: 1'. This Act may be cited as "The AlbeTta GoveTnment Telephones Act".

Interpretation 2. In this Act, (a) "commission" means The Alberta Government Telephones Commission established pursuant to

section 3 of this Act; (b) "Minister" means the Minister of Telephones; (c) "system" means a telegraph or telephone system or both and includes all land, plant, supplies, build ings, works, rights, franchises, easements, assets and property of every kind owned, held, required or used for the purpose of, or in connection with, or for the operation thereof; (d) "telegraph" includes telegraph by wire or radio transmission; (e) "telephone" includes telephone by wire or radio transmission. The Commission 3.

(1) There is hereby established a commission under the name of The Alberta Government Telephones Com mission consisting of the l\1inister and the executive of ficers from time to time appointed pursuant to

section 5.

(2) The commission shall be a body corporate having capacity to contract and to sue and be sued in the name of

(3) Alternative name. 4.

(1) Scope of the commission's activities defined. Similiar to

section 3, subsection (1) of the present Act but in greater detail.

(2) Because the commission will have a separate identity from the Minister, this subsection gives it express authority to carry out certain functions that it presently is doing or may do on behalf of the Minister. 5.

(1) Chief executive officers appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. These officials together with the Minister constitute the membership of the commission. See clause 1.

(2) Salaries of executive officers to be fixed by Lieutenant Governor in Council. 6.

(1) Minister of Telephones is chairman of commission.

(2) Regular monthly meetings of commission required.

(3) Five members form a quorum.

(4) General manager to be acting chairman in absence of Minister. 7. 0) Lieutena~t Governor in Council given a power to make regulations govermng the operations of the commission.

2 the 'commission and to acquire, hold and alienate real property.

(3) The commission may also be known as the "Alberta Government Telephones". 4.

(1) The commission may purchase, construct, ex tend, maintain, operate and lease to and from other persons, a system or systems in the Province, including private communication systems.

(2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may refer or assign to the commission" (

a) the administration of any other Act, and (

b) the performance of any duty or task, including the performance of any contract entered into by the Province for the establishment, maintenance or operation of a system in any other province or territory of Canada, and notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the commission has all the powers, authorities and functions expressed or provided in the Act referred to it for ad ministration, or necessary to the proper carrying out of a dut.y or task assigned to it under this subsection. S. (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council shall ap point and prescribe the duties of the following executive officers of the commission: (

a) a general manager; (

b) an assistant general manager; (

c) a general commercial superintendent; (

d) a general traffic superintendent; (

e) a comptroller; (

I) a general plant superintendent; (

g) a chief engineer.

(2) The salary of any executive officer appointed pur suant to subsection (1) shall be in accordance with a

schedule fixed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. '6.

(1) The Minister shall be chairman of the commis sion.

(2) The commission shall meet not less than once in every month, on fixed days, and shall keep full minutes of its proceedings.

(3) Five members of the commission constitute a quorum. ( 4) In the absence of the Minister the general manager shall be acting chairman of the commission. Powers and Duties of Commission 7.

(1) The Lieutenant Governo! in Council. ~ay make regulations in respect of the keepIng and audItIng of ac counts, the application of .fu?ds and the general conduct and operation of the commISSIon.

(2) Authority to make regulations may be delegated. ':£1lis is similar to

section 7 of the present Act except the authorIty' is delegated to the commission instead of to the Minister.

(3) Regulations exempted from the provisions of The Regulations Act. 8. Administrative duties of the commission. 9. Commission to establish terms of service and publish them in its directories. This is in accordance with present practice. 10. Commission given authority to make financial arrangements including the issuing of promissory notes. II.

(1) Commission may issue debentures for the same purpose and. under the ~ame conditions as the Government may under

sectIon 5, s':lb~ectIon (1) of the.pres~nt Act with the exception that the $1000 lurut 9n each bond IS omItted. The reference to United States currency 111 clause (

e) is added.

(2) The powers conferred upon the Lieutenant Governor in Council by subsection (1) may from time to time be delegated to the commission in whole or in part and sub ject to such limitations, restrictions or regulations as the Lieutenant Governor in Council may prescribe.

(3) A regulation made pursuant to this

section is not a regulation within the meaning of The Regulations Act and that Act does not apply thereto. 8. The commission shall (

a) appoint such officers and employees as are deemed necessary, (

b) regulate the installation and maintenance of ser vices to subscribers, classify subscribers and fix standards of service to be furnished, (

c) prepare from time to time schedules of rates for approval by the Board of Public Utility Commis sioners, (

d) keep the accounts of the system and collect the revenues thereof, and (

e) establish a

schedule or schedules of wages to be paid to any class or classes of employees. 9.

(1) The commission shall establish the terms and conditions under which its service is furnished and shall publish those terms and conditions in its directories.

(2) The telephone service supplied by the commission to any person is subject to the terms and conditions pub lished in the commission's current. directory. 10. Subject to the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in Council the commission may make such banking ar rangements as are necessary for financing the mainten ance, operation and extension of the system and without in any way restricting the generality of the foregoing may draw; make, accept, endorse, execute and. issue, promissory notes, bills of exchange and other negotiable or transferable instruments. 11.

(1) The commission, with the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in Council, may, for the purpose of raising funds required for the purposes of this Act, from time to time issue debentures which (

a) shall bear interest in such amou~t and a~ such rate as the Lieutenant Governor In CounCIl may determine, (

b) shall be payable at any time not exceeding fort~· years from their date of issue, (

c) may be made payable at any place in Canada, in the United Kingdom or in the United States, (

d) may be made payable either in sterling money, Canadian currency or United States CUrl'eney,

(2) The Province may guarantee the debentures of the commission.

(3) Execution of the iuarantee.

(4) The Provincial Treasurer is authorized to purchase the debentures of the commission. 12.

(1) The Provincial Treasurer is authorized to make advances to the commission. This is similar to the provisions of

section 11 (1) of the present Act whereby advances may be made to the Minister for the construction and extension of· the system. The requirement of a promissory note or other security is added.

(2) Section 11, subsection (2) of the present Act.

(3) New. 13 •. (~) A r:eserv.e trust fund is ~o be established by the conum~sl(:~n whIch WIll replace the ProvIncial Treasurer's Telephone DeprecIatIon and Renewal Reserve Trust Fund presently serving the same purpose.

(2) Section 9 (1) of the present Act slightly reworded.

4 (

e) shall have coupons attached for the payment of the interest half-yearly or yearly, and (

f) shall be sealed with the seal of the commission and shall also be signed by the Minister but his signature on the coupons may be lithographed, printed, engraved or otherwise mechanically re produced.

(2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may authorize the Provincial Treasurer to guarantee on behalf of the Province the payment of capital and interest on all or any part of such debentures.

(3) The guarantee may be executed by the Provincial Treasurer or by the Deputy Provincial Treasurer, and his signature on the debentures may be lithographed, printed, engraved or otherwise mechanically reproduced.

(4) Notwithstanding any provision The Treasury De partment .Act the Government may purchase debentures issued by the commission. 12.

(1) With the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in Council the Provincial Treasurer may, upon the prom issory note or other security of the commission, advance to the commission out of the General Revenue Fund such sums as are required from time to time for the capital cost of constructing and extending the system of the commission.

(2) The sums so advanced shall be subject to repay ment upon such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. .'

(3) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may raise by way of loan in the manner provided by The Provincial Loans Act such sums as the Lieutenant Governor in Coun cil may deem requisite for the purposes of the Commission and such sums may be paid over to the Commission and shall be accounted for and audited in the manner provided for by order in council. 13.

(1) The commission shall set aside out of the rev enues . ·of the commission in a fund to be known as the Reserve Trust Fund such sums of money as are necessary for the maintenance, operation and replacement of the system.

(2) The commission may, from time to time, with the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in Council, invest all or any portion of the Reserve Trust Fund not presently required, (

a) in stock, debentures or securities of the Province, of the Government of Canada or of any of the provinces of Canada, (

b) in any debentures or securities the payment of which is guaranteed by the Province, the Govern ment of Canada or any of the provinces, (

c) in debentures of any city, town, village, county, municipal district, school district or municipal hos pital district in the Province, or (

d) in the working plant of its system, and may afterwards, whenever requisite to meet expendi ture out of the Reserve Trust Fund dispose of such in vestments to that end, in such manner, on such terms and in such amounts as may be necessary or expedient.

(3) The present

section 9 (2) reworded. 14.

(1) Surplus earnings to be paid to th~ Provin~ial Treasurer at the direction of the Lieutenant Governor m CouncIl.

(2) Surplus earnings to be paid into General Revenue Fund. 15. Audit to be made annually by the Provincial Auditor. See

section 6, subsection (3) of the present Act. 18.

(1) The commission is required to prepare an annual report.

(2) A copy of the report must be laid before the Legislative Assembly. 11. Similar to

section 3, subsection (2) of the present Act except the reference is changed from the Government to the commission. 18.

(1) Similar to

section 4, subsection (1) of the present Act with reference changed from the Minister to the Commission. , (2) .Similar to

section 4, subsection (2), in part, of the present A:ct Wlth. a. reference to the commission substituted for a reference to the MmlSter. (3) .Similar to the remainder of the present

section 4 subsection (2) Wlth. reference to the commission substituted for a reference to the Minister.

(3) At the elate ofmuturity of any loan of the com~ mission, such portion of the Reserve Trust Fund as is deemed proper may be used for retiring the loan, in whole or in part, if any funds that exist in the sinking fund for that purpose are first so used. 14.

(1) The commission shall pay over to the Pro vincial Treasurer in any year from the surplus earnings of the commission for that year such moneys as the Lieutenant Governor in Council may direct . .

(2) Moneys paid to the Provincial Treasurer under sub section (1) shall be credited to the General Revenue Fund. 15. The Provincial Auditor or his nominee shall from time to time and at least once every year audit the receipts and expenditures of the commission. 16.

(1) The commission shall annually, after the end of its fiscal year, prepare a report showing the revenues and expenditures during its last fiscal year, together with a full and complete statement of the reserve funds of the commission and an audited balance sheet of its financial transactions during the period, together with such other information as the Lieutenant Governor in Council may require.

(2) The Minister shall lay a copy of the report of the commission before the Legislative Assembly within fifteen days .afterthe commencement of the next ensuing session. 1'1. The commission may enter into an agreement with any person providing for the connection, intercommuni cation, joint operation, reciprocal use or transmission of business between any systems owned or operated by the parties thereto and for such consequent division of receipts, expenditures or profits or such financial or other adjustments as may be advisable or necessary for the purposes of the agreement. 18.

(1) The commission (

a) may at any time enter upon and take, or use, any lands in whomsoever vested, and (

b) has full power and authority to do on or in rela tion to any real or personal property all acts and things that it deems necessary, advisable or ex pedient to do in order to carry out any authority or power conferred upon it by this Act.

(2) The commission may expropriate, purchase, le~se or otherwise acquire land that it deems necessary, adVIS able or expedient to acquire in ol:der to .carry out any authority or power conferred upon It by thIS Act. _ .

(3) For the purpose of expropriating land ~he commis sion has the same powers and may proceed In the same manner as the Minister of Public Works under The Sur veys and El:propriation Act, relating to the expropriation of land.

(4) Com~ensation payable. The present

section 4, subsection (3) with I commission" . substituted for "Minister".

(5) Compensation may be determined by arbitration. The present

section 4, subsection (4) changed to refer to the commission. 19. ( 1 ) Power to construct telephone lines along and over high ways is given to the commission. This is similar to the power presently held by the Minister under

section 4, subsection (5\) of the present Act.

(2) Power respecting position of poles.

(3) The

section 425 referred to authorizes municipal districts to govern to some extent the position of poles, cables, etc. This pro vision is declaratory of the common law rule that the Crown is not bound by any enactment except by specific words to that effect or by necessary implication. See subclause (4).

(4) New. Settlement of disputes between the commission and municipalities. 20. Civil liability for damage to commission property. 21.

(1) Injurious attachments prohibited. This provision is taken from the present

section 16, subsection (1), enacted in 1956.

(2) The present

section 16, subsection (2) as enacted in 1956.

(4) The commission shall, whenever required to do so, make reasonable compensation for all damage sustained by an owner or person interested in any land or property that it enters upon, uses, expropriates or otherwise acquires.

(5) Where the amount of compensation cannot be agreed upon by the commission and the owner or person interested, it shall be determined in the manner provided by The Arbitration Act. 19.

(1) Subject to The Public Utilities Act, the com mission may construct, erect and maintain telephone lines along the sides of, across or under any public highway, street, lane, bridge or watercourse whether the title to the highway, street, lane, bridge or watercourse is vested in a city, town, village, county, municipal district or in the Crown.

(2) Any cross arm, wire or other attachment to a tele phone pole may project over the property adjoining a public highway, street, lane, or other public place and any trees or shrubs that are likely to or do interfere with such overhanging cross arm, wire or other attachment may be trimmed to such extent as may be necessary and the owner of such adjoining property is not entitled to compensation for such overhanging cross arms, wires or attachments or on account of such trimming.

(3) A by-law of a municipal district made pursuant to

section 425 of The Municipal District Act does not apply to the 'system of the commission.

(4) Where any dispute arises with respect to the use of a public highway, street, lane or other public place under this

section between the commission and any munici pality, the Board of Public Utility Commissioners may determine the dispute. 20. A person who breaks or damages any telephone wire, not being lower than the height required by law, or who breaks or damages any pole, underground conduit, or cable, being' the property of,or under the control of, -the com mission is liable to the commission for the amount' of -the damage and for all losses and expenses occasioned thereby. 21.

(1) No person shall fix to any telephone equipment of the commission any attachment or device intended to be used therewith, that will injuriously affect the tele phone equipment or the operating efficiency of the tele phone lines or equipment or endanger the safety of work men.

(2) Any such attachment or device as is mentioned in subsection (1) shall, for the purposes of this section, be considered to be fixed to telephone equipment if it is 'at tached or fixed thereto or placed on, over, under or ad jacent to any such equipment in such a manner as to be able to be used in connection therewith.

7 22.

(1) The present

section 17, subsection (1) slightly reworded with references to the commission substituted for references to the Minister and the Alberta Government Telephones System.

(2) The present

section 17, subsection (2) slightly reworded and referring to the commission instead of to the Alberta Government Telephones.

(3) Section 17, subsection (3) of the present Act.

(4) Section 17, subsection (4) of the present Act with "commis sion" substituted for "Minister". 23.

(1) The present

section 18, subsection (1) slightly reworded and referring to the commission instead of to the Alberta Govern ment Telephones System.

(2) The present

section 18, subsection (2) slightly reworded and referring to the commission. 24.

(1) New.

7 22.

(1) The comnlission may sell, rent or otherwise supply to any subscriber equipment known as recorder connector equipment for use in connecting telephone eqiup ment installed by the commission with recording equip ment of the subscriber to be used in recording messages transmitted through a system of the commission.

(2) No person in the Province shall use any recording equipment to record messages transmitted through a tele phone or telegraph system of the commission unless the recording equipment is so connected by means of recorder connector equipment supplied by the commission that an audible signal is emitted when a message is being recorded.

(3) Evidence of the finding of recording equipment, any part of which is either attached to, or placed on, over, under or adjacent to, telephone equipment in such a man ner that recording can be carried on through or by means of the recording equipment is, in any prosecution under this section, admissible in evidence ·as prima facie proof that the recording equip'ment was being used to record messages in contravention of this section.

(4) Where any person contravenes subsection (2) the commission may forthwith either disconnect the telephone service or remove the telephone equipment of that person, or disconnect the telephone service or remove the telephone equipment of the person whose telephone equipment has been used for that purpose. 23.

(1) Except in the case of employees of the com mission using such equipment as may be supplied to them for service reasons, or telephone answering services ap proved by the commission and using approved equipment, no person shall use any equipment, device, apparatus or contrivance for the purpose of intercepting and listening to messages passing through a telephone or telegraph system of the commission, whether the equipment, device, apparatus or contrivance works by being directly attached to the wires or any other part of the lines or equipment of the commission, or by induction or by any other means.

(2) Evidence of . the possession by any person of any equipment, device, 'apparatus 'or contrivance c'apable of being used for intercepting and listening to messages pas sing through a telephone or telegraph system, or under such circumstances that it is capable of being so used, is, in any' prosecution under this section, admissible in ~vi dence as prirna facie proof that the equipment, deVIce, apparatus or contrivance was being used for the purpose of intercepting and listening to messages passing through a telephone or telegraph system of the commission. 24.

(1) A person who contravenes subsection (1) of

section 21 is guilty of an offence and liable on

summary conviction toa fine of not more than one hundred dollars and in default of payment to imprisonment for not more than thirty days.

(2) Section 19, subsection (1) of the present Act with the minimum fine removed.

(3) Section 19, subsection (2) of the present Act with the mini mum fine removed.

Section 12 of the present Act with a reference to the com mission substituted for a reference to the Minister. 28.

(1) The present

section 13y subsection (1) with a reference to commission substituted for a reference to the Deputy Minister of Telephones.

(2) Section 13, subsection (2) of the present Act. 21.

(1) The present

section 14, subsection (1) with "commission" substituted for "Minister".

(2) Section 14, subsection (2) of the present Act. .

Section 15 of the present Act with a reference to the MinIster replaced by a reference to the commission.

(2) A person who contravenes subsection (2) of sec tion 22 is guilty of an offence and liable on

summary con viction to a fine of not more than one thousand dollars, and in default of payment to imprisonment for a term of not more than three months, or to imprisonment for a term of not more than three months without the option of a fine, or to both fine and imprisonment.

(3) A person who contravenes subsection (1) of sec tion 23 is guilty of an offence and liable on

summary conviction to a fine of not more than two thousand dollars, and in default of payment to imprisonment for a term of .not more than six months, or. to imprisonment for a term of not ·more than six months ·without the option of a fine, or to both fine and imprisonment. Pension Scheme 25.

The comm~sion shall provide for annuities or other payments by way of pension, superannuation or death benefits to employees or any class or classes of em ployees, their dependants or their executors or adminis trators, as the case may be, and in the event of so doing shall embody the provision so made in a pension scheme, which upon being approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council, is operative according to its tenor. 26.

(1) The pension scheme shall be administered by a board which shall consist of three persons who shall be appointed or elected as follows: (

a) one, who shall be chairman, shall be appointed by the commission; (

b) one, holding an office under the commission not lower than a rank to be prescribed by the com mission, shall be elected by popular ballot of all participating employees; (

c) one, below the rank prescribed under clause (

b) shall be elected by popular ballot of all participating employees.

(2) The appointInent or election shall be made or car ried out in such manner and shall be for such period as may be prescribed by the scheme. 27.

(1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council shall upon the recommendation of the commission direct that there be paid an annual payment out of the revenue of the sys tem into any pension fund that is created under the pen- sion scheme.

(2) The annual payment shall be such su~ of money as is required under the provisions of the penSIOn scheme. 28. The scheme may be altered from time to time by the Lieutenant Governor in Council upon the recommenda tion of the commission.

(1) The present

section 16, subsection (1) with "moneys of the commission" substituted for "public moneys".

(2) The present

section 16, subsection (2). 30. Agent of the Crown. Right of action by and against the commission. 31. A member of the Legislative Assembly may obtain telephone services from the commission without prejudicing his right to sit. 32.

(1) All assets and liabilities of the Government in con nection with the telephone system are vested in the commission.

(2) Transfer of land.

(3) Court proceedings .arisiJ?g out of the operations of the tele phone system are to contmue m the name of the commission.

9 . 29.

(1) The interest of any employee in any pension fund under this Act and in any annuity or other payment granted under this Act, is not subject to garnishee pro ceedings or attachment, seizure or any legal process, except in respect of a charge of failure to account for moneys of the commission.

(2) An interest of any employee referred to in sub section (1) is unassignable. General 30.

(1) The commission is for all purposes of this Act an agent of the Crown in right of the Province and its powers under this Act may be exercised only as an agent of the Crown.

(2) An action, suit or other legal proceeding in respect of any right or obligation acquired or incurred by the commission on behalf of the Crown in right of the Pro vince, whether in its name or in the name of the Crown, may be brought or taken by or against the commission, in the name of the commission, in any court that would have jurisdiction if the commission were not an agent of the Crown. 31. The making of a contract for telephone connection or telephone service by a member of the Legislative As sembly with the commission does not operate to forfeit or vacate his seat in the Legislature or affect his right to sit or vote therein. 32.

(1) All land, plant, supplies, buildings, works, rights, contracts, franchises, easements, assets, liabilities and property of every kind, including things in action and causes of action, owned, held, incurred or used by the Gov ernment of Alberta for the purposes of and in connection with the telephone and telegraph system owned and oper ated by the Government and commonly known as the Al berta Government Telephones or the Alberta Government Telephones System are hereby transferred to and vested in the commission.

(2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may, by order, specify the lands that are vested in the commission by subsection (1) and thereupon the Registrar of the appro priate land titles office shall register the commission as the holder of an estate in fee simple in the lands so speci fied as if such order were a notification or a registerable transfer, as the case may require.

(3) No suit, action or other proceedings or power or remedy being exercised shall be discontinued ~r aba~ed on account of this Act but the same may be contInued In the name of the commission which shall have the same rights and be subject to the same liabilities and shall payor receive the like costs as if such suits, actions or procee? ings had been commenced or defended by the Crown In right of the Province.

10 (4) ·Any Government debentures issued for the purposes of· the telephone system are deemed to be debentures of the commission.

(5) Any moneys heretofore expended by the Government for the construction and extension of the telephone system are subject to repayment. See

section 11 of the present Act. 33. Self-explanatory. 34. Repealing section. 35. Coming into force.

(4) Any debentures heretofore issued by the Govern ment pursuant to subsection (1) of

section 5 of The Tele phone and Telegraph Act for the purposes of the Alberta Government Telephones System shall be deemed to be debentures of the commission issued pursuant to subsection (1) of

section 14 of this Act and guaranteed by the Pro- vince pursuant to subsection (2) of

section 14 of this Act.

(5) Any sums heretofore advanced by the Provincial Treasurer to the Minister out of the General Revenue Fund for constructing and extending the telephone system pur suant to

section 11 of The Telephone and Telegraph Act are subject to repayment upon such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. 33. Any reference in any other Act to the Alberta Gov ernment Telephones System or to the Alberta Government Telephones or to the telephone system shall be deemed to be a reference to the commission established by this Act. 34. The Telephone and Telegraph Act, being

chapter 332 of The Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1955, is hereby repealed. 35. This Act comes into force on the first day of April, 1958.

No. 79 FOURTH SESSION THIRTEENTH LEGISLATURE 6 ELIZABETH II 1958 BILL

An Act to Establish the Alberta Government Telephones Commission Received and read the First time. Second time. Third time ..... HON. MR. TAYLOR Title: 1958 (13th, 4th) Bill 79,

An Act to Establish the Alberta Government Telephones Commission

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