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Canada Gazette, Part II, on July 8, 2009, to Come Into Force D’Autres Changements Réglementaires Quant Aux Conditions De on August 1, 2009 Vol. 143, No. 17 Vol. 143, no 17 Canada Gazette Gazette du Canada Part II Partie II OTTAWA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2009 OTTAWA, LE MERCREDI 19 AOÛT 2009 Statutory Instruments 2009 Textes réglementaires 2009 SOR/2009-212 to 239 and SI/2009-66 to 73 DORS/2009-212 à 239 et TR/2009-66 à 73 Pages 1490 to 1719 Pages 1490 à 1719 NOTICE TO READERS AVIS AU LECTEUR The Canada Gazette Part II is published under authority of the Statutory La Partie II de la Gazette du Canada est publiée en vertu de la Loi sur les Instruments Act on January 7, 2009, and at least every second Wednesday textes réglementaires le 7 janvier 2009, et au moins tous les deux mercredis thereafter. par la suite. 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REGULATIONS AMENDING THE CANADA STUDENT RÈGLEMENT MODIFIANT LE RÈGLEMENT FÉDÉRAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE REGULATIONS AND THE SUR L’AIDE FINANCIÈRE AUX ÉTUDIANTS CANADA STUDENT LOANS REGULATIONS ET LE RÈGLEMENT FÉDÉRAL SUR LES PRÊTS AUX ÉTUDIANTS CANADA STUDENT FINANCIAL RÈGLEMENT FÉDÉRAL SUR L’AIDE ASSISTANCE REGULATIONS FINANCIÈRE AUX ÉTUDIANTS 1. Subsection 2(1) of the Canada Student Financial Assist- 1. Le paragraphe 2(1) du Règlement fédéral sur l’aide finan- ance Regulations1 is amended by adding the following in cière aux étudiants1 est modifié par adjonction, selon l’ordre alphabetical order: alphabétique, de ce qui suit : “severe permanent disability” means a functional limitation caused « invalidité grave et permanente » Limitation fonctionnelle cau- by a physical or mental impairment that prevents a borrower sée par un état d’incapacité physique ou mentale qui empêche from performing the daily activities necessary to participate in l’emprunteur d’exercer les activités quotidiennes nécessaires studies at a post-secondary school level and in the labour force pour participer à des études de niveau postsecondaire et au and is expected to remain with the person for their expected marché du travail et dont la durée prévue est la durée de vie life; (invalidité grave et permanente) probable de celui-ci. (severe permanent disability) 2. (1) Paragraph 15(1)(i) of the Regulations is replaced by 2. (1) L’alinéa 15(1)i) du même règlement est remplacé par the following: ce qui suit : (i) if the borrower fails to comply with subsection 19.1(1) or i) lorsque l’emprunteur omet de se conformer aux paragra- 20.1(1), section 20.3 or subsection 24(3), the 30th day after the phes 19.1(1) ou 20.1(1), à l’article 20.3 ou au paragraphe 24(3), end of the applicable repayment assistance period or after the le trentième jour suivant le dernier jour de la période d’aide au day of the notice, as the case may be; remboursement applicable ou suivant la date de l’avis, le cas échéant; (2) Subsection 15(1) of the Regulations is amended by strik- (2) L’alinéa 15(1)k) du même règlement est remplacé par ce ing out “or” at the end of paragraph (j) and by replacing qui suit : paragraph (k) with the following: k) lorsqu’est accordée à l’emprunteur une aide au rembourse- (k) if the borrower has been granted repayment assistance ment au titre de l’article 20 ou une réduction du principal im- under section 20 or a reduction of outstanding principal under payé au titre des articles 42 ou 42.1 ou au titre de l’article 30.1 section 42 or 42.1 or section 30.1 of the Canada Student Loans du Règlement fédéral sur les prêts aux étudiants, dans leur ver- Regulations, as they read immediately before the coming into sion antérieure à l’entrée en vigueur du présent alinéa, le pre- force of this paragraph, the earlier of, as the case may be, the mier en date du jour de la réduction et des jours suivants : day of the reduction or ——— ——— a S.C. 2008, c. 28, s. 108 a L.C. 2008, ch. 28, art. 108 b S.C. 1994, c. 28 b L.C. 1994, ch. 28 c S.C. 2008, c. 28, s. 113 c L.C. 2008, ch. 28, art. 113 d R.S., c. S-23 d L.R., ch. S-23 1 SOR/95-329 1 DORS/95-329 1490 2009-08-19 Canada Gazette Part II, Vol. 143, No. 17 Gazette du Canada Partie II, Vol. 143, no 17 SOR/DORS/2009-212 (i) in the case of a borrower who has a permanent disability, (i) dans le cas où l’emprunteur a une invalidité permanente, the day that is 60 months after le jour où se termine le soixantième mois suivant : (A) in respect of the loans referred to in para- (A) le jour où il a cessé la dernière fois d’être étudiant à graph 19(1)(b)(i), the day on which the borrower most re- temps plein soit aux termes de l’article 8 à l’égard des cently ceased to be a full-time student under section 8 or, prêts visés au sous-alinéa 19(1)b)(i), soit aux termes de in the case of a borrower to whom only guaranteed student l’article 4.1 du Règlement fédéral sur les prêts aux étu- loans have been made, section 4.1 of the Canada Student diants s’il n’a reçu que des prêts garantis, Loans Regulations, and (B) le jour où il a cessé la dernière fois d’être étudiant à (B) in respect of the loans referred to in para- temps plein
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