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NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 22/08

Fish Inspection Ticket Offences Regulations

under the

Fish Inspection Act

(O.C. 2008-110)

Amended by:

48/08

84/14

77/15

NEWFOUNDLAND

AND

LABRADOR

REGULATION 22/08

Fish Inspection Ticket Offences Regulations

under the

Fish Inspection Act

(O.C. 2008-110)

(Filed April 23, 2008

Under the authority of paragraph 4(1)(e.1) of the Fish Inspection Act

the Lieutenant-Governor in Council makes the following regulations.

Dated at St. Johns

, April 22, 2008

Gary Norris

Clerk of the Executive Council

REGULATIONS

Analysis

Short title

Definition

Subsequent offences

Ticketable offence

Penalty for offence

Schedule

Short title

These regulations may be cited as the Fish Inspection Ticket Offences Regulations

22/08 s1

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Definition

In these regulations "Act" means the Fish Inspection Act

22/08 s2

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Subsequent offences

With respect to those provisions referred to in the

Schedule a person shall be considered to be convicted of a second, third or subsequent offence when convicted of an offence within 12 months of the date of the last conviction for the same offence under those regulations.

77/15 s1

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Ticketable offence

A violation of a provision of the Act or the regulations, listed in the

Schedule or listed in subsection 5(2), is an offence for which a ticket may be issued under the Provincial Offences Act

and regulations.

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Penalty for offence

(1)A person who contravenes a provision of the Act or the regulations is guilty of an offence and where the complaint is laid and summons issued by means of a ticket is liable for a first offence or subsequent offence, where applicable, to a fine in the amount prescribed in the

Schedule or set out in subsection 5(2).

(2) A person who contravenes subsection 6(2),

section 11, subsection 35(2), 35(3) or paragraph 19(

d) of the Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

is guilty of an offence and where the complaint is laid and summons issued by means of a ticket is liable to a fine in the amount of $500.

(3) Where a complaint is laid and a summons issued other than by way of a ticket, the penalties set out in the Act apply.

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Schedule

Penalties

Penalty

Section and

subsection or paragraph

Regulations

Offence

A fine in the dollar amount indicated

First

offence

Second offence

Third and subsequent offence

3(4)

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to display copy of license

4(3),(4),

(5) Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to agency agreement requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to mark carton or label as required

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to mark master carton as required

18(b) - (

f) Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to market fish as per requirements

19(b),(

c) Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for the marketing of bivalve molluscs

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to the requirements for the marketing of seals

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Purchasing v-notched lobsters or unbled and ungutted turbot

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to standards for storage and transportation

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for storage before processing

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for the handling of fish.

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for use of salt

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Using unclean ice or ice from an unapproved water source

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements respecting the

washing of fish

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to sanitation requirements while handling or processing fish

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Presence of domestic animals contrary to requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to cleaning equipment and material requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to protective clothing requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to pest control requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to offal disposal requirements

35(1)

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Improper disposal of effluent and waste water

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to floor sanitation requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements with respect to doors

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to maintain sanitation facilities as required

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for cleaning and disinfecting equipment and utensils.

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Unauthorized use of wooden pallets or use contrary to requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to icing and chilling requirements

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to shellfish processing requirements

43(1)

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Storage of processed fish contrary to requirements

43(2)

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Storage of odiferous or toxic substances contrary to requirements

43(3)

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Improper storage of equipment and material in certain areas

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for storage and handling of fish products and ingredients

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to maintain exterior areas as required

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for fish holds, penboards and shelving

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Failure to adhere to requirements for construction and maintenance of fish handling equipment

Fish Inspection Operations Regulations

Storage of fish against bulkheads contrary to requirements

3(1)

Fish Inspection Administrative Regulations

Person selling fish without a licence

3(2)

Fish Inspection Administrative Regulations

Person buying or attempting to buy fish without a licence

3(3)

Fish Inspection Administrative Regulations

Fish harvester processing fish without a licence

4.1

Fish Inspection Administrative Regulations

Fish harvester selling fish from vehicle or door-to-door

22/08 Sch ; 84/14 s2 ; 77/15 s2

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