THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 111 the Saskatchewan Gazette

THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 111 The Saskatchewan Gazette

PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY AUTHORITY OF THE QUEEN’S PRINTER/PUBLIÉE CHAQUE SEMAINE SOUS L’AUTORITÉ DE L’IMPRIMEUR DE LA REINE PART II/PARTIE II

Volume 106 REGINA, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 2010/REGINA, VENDREDI, 16 AVRIL 2010 No. 15/nº 15

PART II/PARTIE II REVISED REGULATIONS OF SASKATCHEWAN/ RÈGLEMENTS RÉVISÉS DE LA SASKATCHEWAN TABLE OF CONTENTS/TABLE DES MATIÈRES

A-15.21 Reg 11 The Mustard Development Plan Regulations ...... 113 A-20.2 Reg 13 The Saskatchewan Egg Regulations, 2010 ...... 127 SR 22/2010 The Driver Licensing and Suspension Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 131 SR 23/2010 The Traffic Safety Act Fees Amendment Regulations, 2010 (No. 2) ...... 138 SR 24/2010 The Canada-Saskatchewan Specified Risk Material Management Program Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 140 SR 26/2010 The Miscellaneous (Farm Financial Stability Act) Repeal Regulations, 2010 ...... 141 SR 27/2010 The Pastures Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 142 SR 28/2010 The Health Information Protection Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 142 SR 29/2010 The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Payment Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 147 SR 30/2010 The Queen’s Bench Amendment Regulations, 2010 / RS 30/2010 Règlement de 2010 modifiant le Règlement sur la Cour du Banc de la Reine ...... 148/149 SR 31/2010 The Residential Tenancies Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 150 SR 32/2010 The Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 150 SR 33/2010 The Securities Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 160 SR 34/2010 The Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 162 SR 35/2010 The Condominium Property Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 164 SR 36/2010 The Land Titles Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 219 SR 37/2010 The Sask911 Fees Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 220 SR 38/2010 The Enterprise Saskatchewan Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 221 SR 39/2010 The Reservoir Development Area Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 226 SR 40/2010 The Building and Accessibility Standards Administration Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... 228 Revised Regulations of Saskatchewan 2010/ 112 RèglementsTHE SASKATCHEWAN Révisés de GAZETTE, la Saskatchewan APRIL 16, 2010 2010

April 1, 2010 The Crop Insurance Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 17/2010 The Pests Declaration Amendment Regulations, 2010...... SR 18/2010 The Warble Control Repeal Regulations...... SR 19/2010 The Milk Control Amendment Regulations, 2010 (No.3) ...... SR 20/2010 The Crown Corporations Amendment Regulations, 2010...... SR 21/2010 April 16, 2010 The Mustard Development Plan Regulations ...... A-15.21 Reg 11 The Saskatchewan Egg Regulations, 2010 ...... A-20.2 Reg 13 The Driver Licensing and Suspension Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 22/2010 The Traffic Safety Act Fees Amendment Regulations, 2010 (No. 2) ...... SR 23/2010 The Canada-Saskatchewan Specified Risk Material Management Program Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 24/2010 The Miscellaneous (Farm Financial Stability Act) Repeal Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 26/2010 The Pastures Amendment Regulations, 2010...... SR 27/2010 The Health Information Protection Amendment Regulations, 2010...... SR 28/2010 The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Payment Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 29/2010 The Queen’s Bench Amendment Regulations, 2010 / Règlement de 2010 modifiant le Règlement sur la Cour du Banc de la Reine ...... SR 30/2010 RS 30/2010 The Residential Tenancies Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 31/2010 The Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 32/2010 The Securities Amendment Regulations, 2010...... SR 33/2010 The Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 34/2010 The Condominium Property Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 35/2010 The Land Titles Amendment Regulations, 2010...... SR 36/2010 The Sask911 Fees Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 37/2010 The Enterprise Saskatchewan Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 38/2010 The Reservoir Development Area Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 39/2010 The Building and Accessibility Standards Administration Amendment Regulations, 2010 ...... SR 40/2010 THETHE SASKATCHEWAN SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, GAZETTE, JANUARY APRIL 18,16, 20022010 11319

THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 113 REVISED REGULATIONS OF SASKATCHEWAN

CHAPTER A-15.21 REG 11 The Agri-Food Act, 2004 Sections 7, 8 and 43 Order in Council 201/2010, dated April 8, 2010 (Filed April 8, 2010)

PART I Title and Interpretation

Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Mustard Development Plan Regulations.

Interpretation 2 In these regulations: (a) “Act” means The Agri-Food Act, 2004; (b) “business day” means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or holiday; (c) “buyer” means any person who buys mustard produced in Saskatchewan other than a producer who buys mustard produced in Saskatchewan from another producer; (d) “commission” means the Saskatchewan Mustard Development Commission continued pursuant to section 6; (e) “mustard” means: (i) mustard seed or any part of the plant Sinapis alba; (ii) non-canola-quality types of Brassica juncea as defined in the regulations made pursuant to the Seeds Act (Canada); (iii) oil, protein and condiment types of Sinapis alba; and (iv) seed or any part of the plant Brassica carinata for industrial use; (f) “plan” means the Saskatchewan Mustard Development Plan continued pursuant to section 3; (g) “processor” means any person engaged in the business of processing mustard; (h) “producer” means: (i) any person engaged in the production, marketing, or production and marketing of mustard, and includes the employer of that person; (ii) a person who, under any lease or agreement, is entitled to a share of the mustard or the proceeds of its sale; (iii) a person who takes possession of any mustard under any form of security or legal proceeding for a debt; 114 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(i) “registered producer” means a producer who: (i) is registered with the commission pursuant to section 20; (ii) has paid a levy pursuant to subsection 22(1) in at least one of the last three years for which he or she has not received a refund pursuant to section 23.

PART II Plan

Plan continued 3 The Saskatchewan Mustard Development Plan is continued.

Application 4 Subject to any exemptions made by order of the commission, the plan and the orders of the commission made pursuant to the plan apply: (a) throughout Saskatchewan; and (b) to all persons engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard produced in Saskatchewan.

Purpose 5(1) The purpose of the plan is to develop the mustard industry in Saskatchewan. (2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the specific purposes of the plan are: (a) to assist in the development and promotion of mustard and mustard products in the domestic and international marketplaces; (b) to conduct and encourage research on production, market development, processing and consumption of mustard and mustard products; (c) to advise governments on matters pertaining to mustard research and development; (d) to gather, compile and distribute information related to the production, consumption and market development of mustard and mustard products; (e) to encourage the production of uniformly high quality mustard and mustard products; (f) to promote harmony and communication within the mustard industry; (g) to initiate and implement advertising programs, sales promotion programs and consumer education programs to expand awareness and demand for mustard and mustard products; (h) to establish a system of collecting levies on the marketing of mustard for the purpose of carrying out the objectives of the plan; and (i) to work in co-operation with any persons or organizations that have objectives similar to those of the plan. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 115

PART III Commission

Commission 6(1) The Saskatchewan Mustard Development Commission is continued as a development commission pursuant to the Act. (2) The commission consists of six directors elected in accordance with Part VII. (3) If fewer than six directors are elected pursuant to Part VII, the commission may appoint registered producers as directors as it considers necessary to fill those positions. (4) The commission shall administer the plan.

Powers of the commission 7(1) Subject to the other provisions of these regulations, the commission may exercise the following powers that are set out in subsection 8(1) of the Act: (a) the power to carry out educational, research and developmental programs related to mustard; (b) the power to require any or all persons engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard to register with the commission; (c) the power to set and collect registration fees and charges for services rendered by the commission from any person engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard; (d) the power to set and collect a levy from any person engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard; (e) the power to categorize into groups persons engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard for the purpose of setting and collecting the fees, charges or levies mentioned in clauses (c) and (d); (f) the power to set and collect penalties from any person who: (i) is engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard; and (ii) contravenes an order of the commission; (g) the power to recover any unpaid fees, charges, levies or penalties mentioned in clause (c), (d) or (f) by an action in a court of competent jurisdiction; (h) the power to require any person engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard to furnish the commission with any information or records relating to that production or marketing that the commission considers necessary; (i) the power to market, grade or insure mustard, either as principal or agent; 116 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(j) the power to: (i) employ any officers and employees that it considers necessary to administer the plan; and (ii) determine the duties, conditions of employment and remuneration of its officers and employees; (k) the power to establish or support a group insurance plan, a pension plan or any other employee benefit programs for its officers and employees mentioned in clause (j) and their dependants; (l) the power to use any money received by the commission to carry out the purposes of the plan and to pay the expenses of the commission; (m) the power to borrow, raise or secure the payment of money in any manner that the commission considers appropriate for the purpose of administering the plan; (n) the power to draw, make, accept, endorse, execute, issue, hypothecate or assign promissory notes, bills of exchange or other negotiable or transferable instruments; (o) subject to subsection (3), the power to make grants or loans to any person, organization, agency, institution or body within or outside Saskatchewan, for the purposes of the plan; (p) subject to subsection (3), the power to give financial guarantees respecting the indebtedness of any person if the commission considers it necessary or advisable for the purposes of the plan; (q) the power to purchase, take on lease or exchange or otherwise acquire real and personal property related to the business of the commission, and to insure, sell or otherwise dispose of any of its property; (r) the power to grant a mortgage or security interest in any of the commission’s real or personal property; (s) subject to section 35 of the Act, the power to enter into any agreement with any person, agency, organization, institution or body within or outside Saskatchewan for any purpose related to the exercise of any of the powers or the carrying out of any of the duties of the commission in relation to the plan; (t) the power to: (i) require any person who owes money to a producer with respect to the sale by the producer of mustard to pay the money to the commission; and (ii) distribute the money paid to the commission pursuant to subclause (i), in the manner determined by the commission, to the producer to whom the money is owing; (u) the power to: (i) purchase or acquire by any other means, in the open market or otherwise, any securities of any corporation; and (ii) hold membership in any corporation; THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 117

(v) the power to: (i) hold, sell, transfer or otherwise deal with any of the securities mentioned in clause (u); and (ii) exercise any rights, including the right to vote, as: (A) an owner of the securities mentioned in clause (u); or (B) a member; (w) the power to register a business name pursuant to The Business Names Registration Act; (x) the power to prescribe the manner in which reimbursement for expenses of the directors is to be determined and paid. (2) The commission shall not regulate or control in any way the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard. (3) Neither the sum of the loans mentioned in clause (1)(o), nor the sum of the financial guarantees mentioned in clause (1)(p), shall exceed 10% each of the commission’s current assets as reported in the audited financial statement in the commission’s most recent annual report at the time the loan or the financial guarantee is made or given.

Books and records 8(1) The commission shall: (a) maintain any books and records that may be required for the administration of the plan; and (b) keep those books and records open for inspection by the council at any reasonable time. (2) The commission shall maintain a registered office and head office in Saskatchewan. (3) The commission shall prepare an annual report containing: (a) a copy of the audited financial statement of the commission for its previous fiscal year; (b) a description of: (i) the state of the industry; and (ii) the activities of the commission for its previous fiscal year; and (c) a list of the names and addresses of the directors of the commission. (4) The commission shall make the annual report available: (a) to the council; (b) at the annual general meeting of registered producers; and (c) on request to: (i) any registered producer; or (ii) any registered buyer. 118 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Appointment of auditor 9(1) The registered producers: (a) shall, at each annual general meeting, appoint an auditor to audit the books, records and financial statements of the commission for the current fiscal year; and (b) may, at any special general meeting, appoint an auditor to audit the books, records and financial statements of the commission for the current fiscal year. (2) If the registered producers fail to appoint an auditor pursuant to clause (1)(a) for a fiscal year, the council shall appoint an auditor to audit the books, records and financial statements of the commission for that fiscal year. (3) Any person appointed as auditor pursuant to this section must: (a) be independent of: (i) the commission; and (ii) the directors and officers of the commission; and (b) be a member in good standing of a recognized accounting profession that is regulated by an Act.

Committees 10(1) The commission may appoint any committee that it considers necessary or desirable for the proper operation of the plan. (2) The members of a committee appointed pursuant to this section are entitled to any remuneration and reimbursement for expenses that the commission may determine.

Chairperson and vice-chairperson 11(1) The commission shall elect a chairperson and vice-chairperson from among the directors of the commission at their first meeting in each year after new directors have been elected. (2) The chairperson and vice-chairperson hold office at the pleasure of the commission. (3) The chairperson, or in the absence of the chairperson the vice-chairperson, shall preside over all meetings of the commission. Quorum 12 For the transaction of business at a duly called meeting of the commission: (a) a majority of the commission constitutes a quorum; and (b) a decision of a majority of those directors comprising a quorum is a decision of the commission. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 119

Policies re conflict of interest and code of conduct 13 Within 18 months after the coming into force of these regulations, the commission shall prepare and submit to the council: (a) a conflict of interest policy for the directors; and (b) a policy respecting a code of conduct for the directors.

Conflicts of interest 14(1) No director shall: (a) fail to disclose to the commission any conflict of interest that the director may have; or (b) vote on any matter with respect to which the director has any direct or indirect financial interest that is different from the financial interest of other producers. (2) If the commission is uncertain whether or not a director has a conflict of interest mentioned in clause (1)(a) or (b), the commission must adjourn the matter until the conflict of interest issue is resolved pursuant to the policies mentioned in section 13.

Bank accounts 15 The commission may open accounts in the name of the commission in a bank, credit union or trust corporation licensed pursuant to The Trust and Loan Corporations Act, 1997 and appoint signing officers. Investments 16 The commission may: (a) invest any money in its possession or control that is not immediately required for a purpose of the plan or its operations in any security or class of securities authorized for investment of money in the general revenue fund pursuant to The Financial Administration Act, 1993; and (b) dispose of any investment made pursuant to clause (a) in any manner, on any terms and in any amount that the commission considers expedient.

Fiscal year 17 The fiscal year of the commission is the period commencing on August 1 in one year and ending on July 31 in the following year.

Financial plan 18 The commission shall prepare and approve a financial plan of its operations at the beginning of each fiscal year.

Meetings of registered producers 19(1) An annual general meeting of registered producers: (a) is to be held in each year within six months after the end of the commission’s fiscal year; and (b) is to be held at a place and time determined by the commission. 120 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(2) The commission: (a) may call a special general meeting of registered producers at any time; and (b) shall call a special general meeting on the written request of not less than 50 registered producers. (3) The commission shall notify all registered producers, in writing: (a) for an annual general meeting of registered producers, of the date, time, location and agenda not less than 30 days before the date on which the annual general meeting commences; and (b) for a special general meeting of registered producers, of the date, time, location and agenda not less than 15 days before the date on which the special general meeting commences. (4) The notice mentioned in subsection (3) may be sent: (a) by ordinary or registered mail; or (b) at the request of a registered producer, by facsimile or electronic mail. (5) If a notice is sent pursuant to clause (4)(b), it is deemed to be received on the next business day after it was sent. (6) The quorum at an annual or special general meeting of registered producers is 20 registered producers. (7) The commission shall present to the annual general meeting: (a) the financial plan it has approved for the current fiscal year; and (b) an outline of programs and activities it has planned for the current fiscal year. (8) Any change to the remuneration to be paid to the directors of the commission is to be determined by motion of the commission and approved by a vote of registered producers at the next annual general meeting or special general meeting. (9) At an annual general meeting or special general meeting, registered producers may debate and take a vote by show of hands on any questions or resolutions respecting the purposes of the plan.

PART IV Registration

Registration of producers 20(1) Every producer shall register with the commission at the time and in the manner determined by order of the commission. (2) The commission shall keep and maintain at its head office a register containing the name and address of every registered producer. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 121

Registration of buyers 21(1) Every buyer shall register with the commission at the time and in the manner determined by order of the commission. (2) The commission shall keep and maintain at its head office a register containing the name and address of every registered buyer.

PART V Levies

Collection of levies 22(1) Every producer engaged in the production, marketing or production and marketing of mustard shall pay to the commission, at the times and in the manner determined by the commission, a levy calculated in accordance with this section. (2) Subject to subsection (3), the levy mentioned in subsection (1): (a) is to be determined by order of the commission; and (b) is to be based on a fixed percentage of the gross value of mustard sold by a producer. (3) The commission shall provide registered producers: (a) an opportunity to discuss the rate of the levy at annual general meetings and special general meetings; and (b) at least 10 business days’ notice that the rate of the levy is to be discussed at an annual general meeting or special general meeting. (4) The commission may require any buyer or processor to: (a) deduct the levy mentioned in subsection (1), and other fees and charges on mustard levied pursuant to these regulations, from any payment made to a producer; and (b) forward the levy and other fees and charges to the commission. (5) The commission may require any producer to: (a) deduct the levy mentioned in subsection (1), and other fees and charges on mustard levied pursuant to these regulations, from any payment from another producer; and (b) forward the levy and other fees and charges to the commission. (6) The commission may recover in a court of competent jurisdiction the levies, fees and charges mentioned in this section from producers, buyers and processors. 122 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Refund of levies 23(1) The commission shall make a refund of levies only if: (a) the commission receives a written request for the refund from the producer: (i) with respect to levies paid between February 1 and July 31 in any year, not later than August 31 of that year; and (ii) with respect to levies paid between August 1 in any year and January 31 in the following year, not later than February 28 of that year; and (b) the request has been verified by the commission. (2) If the commission receives and verifies a written request for a refund of levies that were paid to the commission by the producer: (a) between February 1 and July 31 in any year, the commission shall make the refund of those levies to the producer not later than October 31 of that year; and (b) between August 1 in any year and January 31 in the following year, the commission shall make the refund of those levies to the producer not later than April 30 of that year.

Required notification 24 If, for any one fiscal year, 35% or more of the producers representing 35% or more of the levy for that fiscal year request a refund of levies pursuant to subsection 23(1), the commission shall immediately notify the council.

PART VI Commission orders

Commission orders 25(1) The chairperson, or in the absence of the chairperson the vice-chairperson, shall sign every order issued by the commission pursuant to section 12 of the Act. (2) The commission shall number in consecutive order, retain and make available for inspection at its head office by any registered producer, registered buyer or any other person designated by the council, original copies of all orders that have been approved by the council pursuant to section 12 of the Act. (3) The commission shall: (a) cause all orders of the commission to be published in the Gazette and in any other media it considers appropriate; and (b) annually review the orders of the commission and consolidate them. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 123

PART VII Elections

Eligibility 26(1) Every registered producer is eligible to hold office as a director of the commission. (2) Subject to subsection (5), a registered producer that is a corporation, association, society or other designation is entitled to vote or hold office: (a) only through a designated representative appointed in writing; and (b) only if notice of that appointment has been filed with the commission in a form and manner acceptable to the commission. (3) Except as provided in subsection (2), voting by proxy is prohibited. (4) Subject to subsection (5), every registered producer is entitled to one vote. (5) No individual shall be entitled to more than one vote regardless of whether he or she is voting as an individual registered producer or as a designated representative of a registered producer.

Nominations 27(1) Any registered producer is eligible to be nominated for election as a director of the commission. (2) The commission shall: (a) fix the last date for receipt of nominations for election to the commission; and (b) at least 30 days before the last date for receipt of nominations, notify registered producers that nominations are being accepted for the commission and of the last date for receipt of nominations. (3) Every nomination is to be: (a) in writing in the form required by the commission; (b) signed by: (i) five registered producers; (ii) five representatives of registered producers appointed pursuant to subsection 26(2); or (iii) any combination of the persons mentioned in subclauses (i) and (ii) totalling five persons; and (c) delivered to the returning officer on or before the date fixed pursuant to clause (2)(a) for receipt of nominations.

Returning officer and scrutineer 28(1) Subject to subsection (2), the commission shall appoint a returning officer and a scrutineer to conduct an election pursuant to section 29. (2) Producers, buyers, processors and officers and employees of the commission are not eligible to be appointed pursuant to subsection (1). (3) The returning officer appointed pursuant to subsection (1) is responsible for all administrative procedures relating to conducting an election. 124 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(4) The scrutineer appointed pursuant to subsection (1) is responsible for scrutinizing all actions related to conducting an election.

Conduct of elections 29(1) If not more than the required number of candidates is nominated pursuant to section 27, the candidates nominated are deemed to be elected by acclamation. (2) If more than the required number of candidates are nominated pursuant to section 27, the commission shall: (a) fix a date for the completion of the election; and (b) at least 15 business days before the date fixed pursuant to clause (a), send by prepaid mail to every registered producer: (i) the ballot and a plain envelope; (ii) a profile of every candidate; (iii) a certificate of eligibility to vote; and (iv) a notice that states the time, date and place to which the ballot and certificate of eligibility to vote are to be returned. (3) The documents and notice mentioned in clause (2)(b) may be sent by ordinary or registered mail. (4) Every registered producer that wishes to vote in an election shall: (a) complete and sign the certificate of eligibility to vote; (b) complete the ballot provided by the commission; and (c) seal the ballot and certificate of eligibility to vote in the envelope provided and return it to the returning officer, either in person or by mail, by the date fixed for them to be returned. (5) The returning officer shall declare those candidates receiving the greatest number of votes, up to the number of director positions to be filled, to be directors of the commission. (6) The ballot of a registered producer is not valid if: (a) the certificate of eligibility is not returned with the ballot; (b) the registered producer votes for more than the specified number of candidates; (c) it is defaced; (d) it is marked in any way other than to vote for candidates; (e) it is not the original ballot provided by the commission; or (f) the individual who voted for the registered producer voted more than once.

Failure to receive documents does not invalidate election 30 The failure of any registered producer to receive the documents mentioned in clause 29(2)(b) does not invalidate the election. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 125

Election results 31 The returning officer shall declare the names of the persons elected as directors at the first annual general meeting of registered producers after the election, immediately after the minutes of the previous meeting have been dealt with.

Term of office, vacancy 32(1) Subject to subsection (4), a director of the commission holds office: (a) in the case of an elected director, for a term of three years commencing with the declaration of the director’s election by the returning officer and until the director’s successor is elected or appointed, as the case may be; or (b) in the case of an appointed director, until the next election that is held after he or she is appointed and until the director’s successor is elected or appointed, as the case may be. (2) Subject to subsection (3), a director is eligible for re-election or reappointment. (3) If a director has completed three consecutive terms, he or she is not eligible for re-election or reappointment until one year has passed since the completion of the director’s third consecutive term. (4) The office of director becomes vacant if a director: (a) ceases to qualify as a registered producer; (b) resigns, dies or is unable to act; (c) is absent from three consecutive meetings of the commission without being excused by resolution of the commission; or (d) fails to fulfil his or her duties as established by the policy of the commission and approved by the council. (5) Notwithstanding subsection 6(2), if the office of a director becomes vacant, the commission may appoint a registered producer as a director to fill the vacancy until the next election.

Tie votes 33(1) If a tie occurs between candidates, the successful candidate is to be determined by a vote of registered producers conducted at the next annual general meeting of registered producers. (2) Voting pursuant to subsection (1) is to be by secret ballot. (3) Subject to subsection 26(2), only registered producers who are in attendance at the annual general meeting of registered producers are entitled to vote pursuant to subsection (1), and each of those registered producers is entitled to one vote for that purpose. (4) The returning officer shall count the votes cast pursuant to subsection (1) and declare the winner of the tie vote before proceeding with any further business at the annual general meeting of registered producers. 126 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Retention of ballots 34 The returning officer shall: (a) retain the ballots in his or her possession; and (b) not destroy any ballot or other record respecting an election of directors until 90 days after the annual general meeting of registered producers at which the returning officer declared the results of the election.

Challenge to election results 35(1) Any registered producer may challenge the results of an election of directors, as declared by the returning officer pursuant to section 31 or subsection 33(4), by submitting a written objection to the council. (2) A written objection submitted pursuant to subsection (1) must: (a) set out the grounds for the objection; and (b) be received by the council within 90 days after the annual general meeting of registered producers at which the returning officer declared the results of the election. (3) If the council receives a written objection in accordance with this section and is satisfied that the objection is neither frivolous nor vexatious, the council may appoint a vote recount officer to conduct a recount of the votes cast in the election. (4) If the council appoints a vote recount officer pursuant to subsection (3), the results of the election as determined by the vote recount officer are final.

PART VIII Repeal, Transitional and Coming into Force

R.R.S. c.A-15.2 Reg 8 repealed 36 The Saskatchewan Mustard Development Plan Regulations are repealed. Transitional 37 On the coming into force of these regulations, the commission is to consist of the directors of the commission who held office pursuant to The Saskatchewan Mustard Development Plan Regulations on the day before these regulations came into force, and those directors continue to hold office as if they had been elected or appointed pursuant to these regulations until their successors are elected or appointed pursuant to these regulations.

Coming into force 38 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 127

CHAPTER A-20.2 REG 13 The Animal Products Act Section 18 Order in Council 186/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Saskatchewan Egg Regulations, 2010.

Interpretation 2 In these regulations: (a) “Act” means The Animal Products Act; (b) “Canada C” means the grade Canada C as set out in paragraphs 1(4)(a) and (b) in Schedule I of the Egg Regulations; (c) “carton” means a container constructed to contain 6, 12, 18, 24, or 30 eggs with a separate compartment for each egg; (d) “certificate of registration” means the certificate of registration issued pursuant to the Egg Regulations; (e) “consumer” means a person who buys eggs for domestic use and not for resale; (f) “container” means any case, box, carton or other receptacle used to contain eggs or egg product; (g) “domestic hen” means a female bird of the genus species Gallus domesticus; (h) “egg” means an egg of the domestic hen, but does not include a hatching egg; (i) “egg product” means frozen eggs, liquid eggs or dried eggs and includes any frozen, liquid or dried eggs that are in a mixture containing other ingredients; (j) “Egg Regulations” means the provisions of the Egg Regulations, Consolidated Regulations of Canada, 1978, chapter 284, set out in subsection 3(1); (k) “egg wholesaler” means any person, other than a producer, who markets eggs or egg products to: (i) a retailer; (ii) any person in quantities of 15 dozen or more for use as food or in the preparation of food products; (iii) a processed egg station; or (iv) a registered egg station; (l) “grade” means to grade or mark eggs or egg products in accordance with the Egg Regulations, the Processed Egg Regulations and these regulations; 128 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(m) “grade cracks” means an egg that possesses the following characteristics: (i) the shell is cracked but the internal contents are not leaking; and (ii) on candling, the egg meets or exceeds the grade Canada C; (n) “hatchery” means any place, building or premises equipped with an incubator and used for incubation purposes; (o) “market” includes selling, offering for sale, advertising, assembling, storing, shipping or transporting in any manner; (p) “process” means any part of the work of preparing egg products; (q) “Processed Egg Regulations” means the provisions of the Processed Egg Regulations, Consolidated Regulations of Canada, 1978, chapter 290, set out in subsection 3(1); (r) “processed egg station” means a place where egg products are processed and packed and with respect to which a certificate of registration has been issued; (s) “producer” means a person that markets eggs produced on premises owned or operated by that person; (t) “registered egg station” means a place where eggs are graded, packed or marked and with respect to which a certificate of registration has been issued; (u) “reject” means any egg that does not meet the requirements of any of the grades specified in accordance with the Egg Regulations and these regulations or that has been in an incubator; (v) “retailer” means a person who markets eggs to a consumer and includes any premises of that person in which eggs or egg products are used in the preparation of food products; (w) “ungraded eggs” means eggs in containers that are not marked in accordance with the Egg Regulations and these regulations.

Parts of Egg Regulations and Processed Egg Regulations applicable within Saskatchewan 3( 1) Sections 1 to 6, Parts II and III, and Schedules I and III of the Egg Regulations and Parts I and III, and Schedules I and II of the Processed Egg Regulations apply, with any necessary modification, to the following: (a) eggs and egg products within Saskatchewan; (b) the regulating of eggs and egg products within Saskatchewan, including the grading, packing, marking and marketing of eggs and egg products within Saskatchewan. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 129

(2) The provisions of these regulations prevail where there is any conflict between any provision of these regulations and: (a) the Egg Regulations; or (b) the Processed Egg Regulations.

Requirements for grading and packing eggs 4(1) Every person grading eggs shall ensure that: (a) any graded eggs that fail to meet the requirements of a grade established by the Egg Regulations and these regulations are destroyed or packed in containers bearing the words “Rejects - Not for Human Consumption”; and (b) each producer’s eggs are graded separately from those of any other producer. (2) Every person grading or packing eggs shall ensure that: (a) eggs graded “grade cracks” pursuant to these regulations are packed in accordance with the Egg Regulations; (b) every carton containing grade cracks eggs is marked with: (i) the number of eggs contained in the carton; and (ii) the name and address of the producer or the registered egg station that graded the eggs; (c) the words “grade cracks” and “eggs” are marked on the top of every carton and the information mentioned in clause (b) is marked on either the side or top of the carton; (d) the letters in the words “grade cracks” are not less than 13 millimetres high and the height of all other letters or numerals is not less than seven millimetres high; (e) every container, other than cartons, holding grade cracks eggs is marked with: (i) the name and address of the producer or the registered egg station that graded the eggs; or (ii) the certificate of registration number of the registered egg station that graded the eggs; and (f) the markings on every container mentioned in clause (b) are: (i) printed, stamped or stencilled in a central location on at least one side of every box and on one end of every case or other receptacle; or (ii) printed on a tag, in a form issued or approved by the ministry over which the minister presides, that is securely affixed in a central location on one side of every box and to one end of every case or other receptacle. (3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), if a producer markets grade cracks eggs directly to a consumer, the producer is not required to pack or mark eggs in accordance with the Egg Regulations and these regulations. 130 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Disposition of rejects 5(1) Rejected eggs are to be sold or offered for sale only in the manner prescribed in section 6.1 of the Egg Regulations. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), rejected eggs shall be sold only by a producer, operator of a registered egg station, a hatchery or a processed egg station.

Prohibition 6(1) No person shall: (a) grade, pack, mark or market eggs or egg products that are not in accordance with these regulations; (b) market any eggs marked “Canada C” except to a processed egg station; or (c) purchase or market “rejects” for use as food or in the preparation of food products for human consumption. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1): (a) a producer may market eggs to a registered egg station for grading or to a processed egg station for processing; (b) a producer may market eggs that are not rejects directly to a consumer; (c) a registered egg station may send or convey ungraded eggs received by it to a processed egg station for processing; and (d) a person may sell eggs or egg products marked with the name of a foreign country and the name of a grade of that foreign country provided that the eggs or egg products meet the standard for the Canada grade equivalent.

Product deemed to be for sale 7 All eggs and egg products on the premises of a retailer or an egg wholesaler are deemed to be for sale. Sask. Reg. 269/78 repealed 8 “The Saskatchewan Egg Regulations”, being Saskatchewan Regulations 269/78, are repealed.

Coming into force 9 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 131

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 22/2010 The Traffic Safety Act Section 287 Order in Council 180/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Driver Licensing and Suspension Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.T-18.1 Reg 2 amended 2 The Driver Licensing and Suspension Regulations, 2006 are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Section 23 amended 3 Subsection 23(1) is repealed and the following substituted: “(1) In this section, section 24 and Part III of the Appendix: (a) ‘administrative penalty’ means one of the actions that the administrator may require a new driver to take pursuant to this section; (b) ‘assigned rating’ means the rating assigned to an incident as set out in Part III of the Appendix; (c) ‘incident’ means: (i) a motor vehicle accident for which the new driver is determined to be at least 50% at fault; or (ii) a conviction for an offence set out in Part III of the Appendix; (d) ‘insurer’ means the insurer as defined in The Automobile Accident Insurance Act; (e) ‘motor vehicle accident’ means a motor vehicle accident where loss or damage arises on account of which the insurer makes a payment of $305 or more pursuant to the Act”.

Appendix, new Part III 4 Part III of the Appendix is repealed and the following substituted:

“PART III [Subclause 23(1)(c)(ii)]

Motor Vehicle Accidents The rating to be assigned to a new driver in the case of a motor vehicle accident is: (a) if the new driver is determined to be at least 50% at fault for the accident, 6 points; or (b) if the new driver and another driver involved in the motor vehicle accident are each determined to be 50% at fault for the accident, 3 points. 132 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Convictions pursuant to The Traffic Safety Act A conviction registered against a driver for any of the following offences pursuant to The Traffic Safety Act or any offence pursuant to the law of any province or state or a bylaw of a municipal corporation or duly constituted authority in Canada or the United States of America that is substantially similar to the following offences: Offence Provision Points 1 Driving a motor vehicle on a highway without an appropriate driver’s licence 32(1) 1 2 Holding more than one licence 35(1) 1 3 Defacing or altering a driver’s licence 35(2)(a) 1 4 Defacing or altering a photo identification card 35(2)(b) 1 5 Allowing another person to use licence 35(5) 1 6 Driving a motor vehicle in violation of a licence endorsement 38 1 7 Failing to produce a licence 39(1) 1 8 Producing another person’s licence 39(2) 1 9 Driving an unregistered vehicle 57(1) 1 10 Unauthorized use of plate 59(1) 1 11 Deface or alter registration 59(2) 1 12 Failing to produce a certificate of registration 61 1 13 Using registration permit in prohibited manner 74(1) 1 14 Defacing or altering a registration permit 74(2) 1 15 Failing to properly display registration permit 74(3) 1 16 Driving while on a 24-hour suspension 140(3) 4 17 Driving while the administrator has refused to issue, suspended or cancelled a licence under the Act 140(5) 4 18 Failing to display a licence plate 192(1) 1 19 Displaying an unauthorized licence plate 192(3) 1 20 Defacing or altering a licence plate 192(4) 1 21 Failing to display a current validation sticker on plate 192(5) 1 22 Obstructing a licence plate 192(6) 1 23 Driving in excess of 80 kilometres per hour 199(1)(a) 1 24 Driving in excess of the maximum speed indicated by signs on highway or at entrance to park 199(1)(b) 1 25 Exceeding the posted speed by 50 kilometres or more 199(2) 4 26 Exceeding a speed that is reasonable and safe 199(3) 4 27 Driving at a speed that impedes traffic 199(4) 3 28 Exceeding the speed limit in a school zone 200(2) 3 29 Exceeding the speed in a speed zone marked by signs 201 1 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 133

30 Speeding in parks 202(2) 1 31 Exceeding 60 kilometres per hour when passing a highway worker or flag person 203(1)(a) 3 32 Exceeding 60 kilometres per hour when passing any highway equipment occupied by a highway worker and whose presence on the highway is marked in the prescribed manner 203(1)(b) 3 33 Exceeding 60 kilometres per hour when passing any highway equipment on a highway that has its warning lights in operation, whether or not it is in motion 203(1)(c) 3 34 Failing to obey a flag person or peace officer 203(3) 3 35 Exceeding 60 kilometres per hour when passing a stopped emergency vehicle that has its emergency lights in operation 204(1) 3 36 Exceeding 60 kilometres per hour when passing a stopped tow truck that has its amber lights in operation 205(1) 3 37 Failing to obey traffic control device 208(2) 4 38 Failing to obey directions of a peace officer 208(3) 3 39 Stopping improperly on a highway 209(2) 1 40 Failing to sufficiently mark a stationary vehicle 209(3)(a) or (b) 1 41 Tampering with flares or hazzard lights 209(5) 1 42 Failing to obey a stop sign 209(6)(a) 4 43 Failing to obey a stop signal at a railway crossing 209(6)(b) 4 44 Failing to stop for a crossing guard 209(6)(c) 4 45 Bus transporting passengers failing to stop at a level railway crossing 209(7)(a) 4 46 Vehicle transporting goods and required to be placarded failing to stop at a level railway crossing 209(7)(b) 4 47 After stopping at a level crossing, proceeding while it is unsafe 209(8) 4 48 Failing to comply with the request of a peace officer 209.1(3) 3 49 Passing a school bus that has its safety lights in operation 212(2) 4 50 Failing to stop five metres from the rear of a school bus that has its safety lights and stop arm in operation 212(3) 4 51 Failing to stop five metres from the front of a school bus that has its safety lights and stop arm in operation 212(4) 4 134 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

52 Driving without due care and attention 213(1) 4 53 Driving without reasonable consideration of others 213(2) 4 54 Driving in a contest of speed or racing with another vehicle on the highway 214(1) 4 55 Driver performing an activity on a highway that is likely to distract, startle or interfere with other users of the highway 214(2) 4 56 Failing keep right of the centre of the highway 217(1)(a) 1 57 Passing to the right of a vehicle 217(1)(b) 4 58 Passing at an intersection (same direction) when it is unsafe 217(3) 1 59 Moving, when it is unsafe, in front of a person or vehicle after passing 217(4) 1 60 Increasing speed when being overtaken 217(5) 3 61 Passing without a clear view of the highway 217(6) 1 62 Making a right turn from the wrong lane 218(1) 1 63 Making a left turn from the wrong lane 218(2) 1 64 Failing to yield the right of way to a vehicle on the right 219(1) 3 65 Failing to yield to right of way when making a left turn 219(3) 3 66 Failing to yield the right of way when entering on a provincial highway 219(4) 3 67 Failing to yield the right of way at a ‘yield’ sign 219(5) 3 68 Failing to yield the right of way on entering a highway from other than a highway 219(6) 3 69 After yielding the right of way, proceeding while it is unsafe 219(8) 3 70 Driving to the left of the centre of the highway 220(1) 1 71 Proceeding the wrong way on a one-way highway 221 3 72 Backing a vehicle on or onto a highway when it is unsafe 222 1 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 135

73 Failing to yield the right of way to pedestrians at a highway intersection or marked pedestrian crossing in the required manner 223(1) 3 74 Driver failing to stop the vehicle for a pedestrian at a marked pedestrian crossing in the required manner 223(1.1) 3 75 Passing a vehicle stopped for pedestrians 223(2) 3 76 Following too closely 225(1) 1 77 Failing to leave sufficient space when following 225(2) 1 78 Entering or leaving a controlled access highway except where the right to do so is indicated by a sign 226 4 79 Crossing a highway unlawfully 227 1 80 Changing lanes when it is unsafe 228(1)(a) 1 81 Crossing solid lines unlawfully to change lanes 228(1)(b) 1 82 Driving to the left of solid centre line 228(1)(c) 1 83 Driving motorcycle more than two abreast 228(1)(e) 1 84 Driving motorcycle beside a vehicle other than a motorcycle 228(1)(f) 1 85 Driving on the left-hand side of median 229(1) 4 86 Crossing a median unlawfully 229(2) 4 87 Driving without lights as prescribed in the regulations 230(1) 1 88 Failing to dim headlights when approaching 230(2)(a) 1 89 Failing to dim headlights when following 230(2)(b) 1 90 Failing to dim headlights when passing 230(2)(c) 1 91 Failing to dim headlights when being overtaken 230(2)(d) 1 92 Failing to dim headlights when stationary 230(4) 1 93 Failing to extinguish spot light 231 1 94 Failing to extinguish loading lamp 232 1 95 Using an amber beacon or flashing light when prohibited 233 1 96 Failing to use a signalling device to warn of the intention to turn, to stop or to abruptly reduce speed 234(1) 3 136 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

97 Driving contrary to a sign at an intersection with a green light 235(2)(a) 3 98 Failing to stop at a crosswalk against an amber light 235(3)(a) 3 99 Failing to yield the right of way to a pedestrian at a marked crosswalk displaying only an amber light 235(4) 3 100 Failing to stop at a red light at an intersection 235(5)(a) 4 101 Making a right turn at a red light when prohibited by a sign 235(5)(b) 3 102 Failing to stop at an intersection of two one-way streets 235(6)(a) 4 103 Making a left turn at a red light when prohibited by a sign 235(6)(b) 3 104 Failing to stop at a red light at a place other than an intersection 235(7) 1 105 Proceeding at an intersection in a direction not indicated by a green arrow 235(8) 3 106 Failing to yield at an intersection displaying a red light with a green arrow 235(9) 3 107 Failing to yield at a place other than an intersection displaying a red light with a green arrow 235(10) 3 108 Proceeding contrary to a green arrow 235(11) 3 109 Failing to obey a red flashing light, stopping at the wrong place or failing to stop or proceeding while it is unsafe to do so 235(13) 4 110 Failing to proceed cautiously at a flashing amber light 235(14) 3 111 Making a U-turn at an intersection with a traffic light 235(15) 1 112 Failing to yield the right of way to pedestrians at a ‘walk’ signal 237(2)(b) 3 113 Failing to yield to an emergency vehicle 238(9) 4 114 Permitting a person to hold on to a moving motor vehicle or attach a device 240(2) 1 115 Driving while using a handheld electronic communication device 241.1(2) 4 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 137

116 Driving a commercial vehicle on a highway that is equipped with, contains or is carrying a radar warning device 242(2)(a) 3 117 Permitting a commercial vehicle to become or remain equipped with a radar warning device 242(2)(b) 3 118 Permitting a person to ride on the exterior part of a motor vehicle 244(1) 3 119 Permitting an over-crowded driving compartment 245(3) 3 120 Driving without clear view of highway to both the front and to both sides of the vehicle 246(1) 1 121 Failing to have a clear view to the rear 246(2) 1 122 Driving with an obstructed windshield or window 246(3) 1 123 Driver failing to wear a safety helmet on a motorcycle 247(1) 1 124 Driver failing to wear prescribed eye protection on a motorcycle without a windshield 247(3) 1 125 Driving a motorcycle side saddle 247(5) 1 126 Allowing a passenger under 16 years of age to ride without a helmet or eye protection 247(8)(a) 1 127 Allowing more than one passenger on a motorcycle 247(8)(b) 1 128 Allowing a passenger to ride in front of the motorcycle driver 247(8)(c) 1”. 129 Allowing a passenger under 16 years of age to ride side saddle 247(8)(d) 1”. 130 Allowing a passenger on a motorcycle not equipped for passengers 247(8)(e) 1”. 131 Allowing more than one person in a side car 247(8)(f) 1”. 132 Driver failing to wear a seat-belt assembly 248(1) 3”. 133 Driving a vehicle with an unrestrained passenger under 16 years of age 248(4) or (5) 3”. 134 Failure to report an accident 253(2) or (3) 4”. 135 Providing a false statement 272 4”.

Coming into force 5 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. 138 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 23/2010 The Traffic Safety Act Section 287 Order in Council 181/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Traffic Safety Act Fees Amendment Regulations, 2010 (No. 2).

R.R.S. c.T-18.1 Reg 3, new section 31 2 The Traffic Safety Act Fees Regulations are amended by repealing section 31 and substituting the following:

“Fees for licence plates and permits 31(1) In this section: (a) ‘non-personalized licence plate’ means a licence plate bearing a combination of letters and numbers not chosen by the applicant that may be printed on a regular licence plate or a special design licence plate; (b) ‘personalized licence plate’ means a licence plate bearing letters, numbers or a combination of letters and numbers chosen by the applicant that may be printed on a regular licence plate or a special design licence plate; (c) ‘regular licence plate’ means a licence plate other than a special design licence plate and includes a veteran’s licence plate; (d) ‘special design licence plate’ means a licence plate that is a part of a series printed and issued by the administrator but does not include a veteran’s licence plate; (e) ‘veteran’s licence plate’ means a licence plate issued by the administrator to a veteran in accordance with criteria established by the administrator. (2) The fee payable for: (a) a new personalized licence plate printed on a regular licence plate other than a new personalized licence plate mentioned in clause (b) is $75; (b) a new personalized licence plate issued to the holder of a radio operator certificate issued pursuant to the Radiocommunication Act (Canada) bearing the call sign of the holder is: (i) $25, if printed on a regular licence plate; (ii) $75, if printed on a special design licence plate; THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 139

(c) a new personalized licence plate printed on a special design licence plate is $125; (d) each replacement or duplicate of a lost or existing regular licence plate or special design licence plate with the same letters, numbers or combination of letters and numbers as the lost or existing regular licence plate or same special design licence plate is $20; (e) each replacement of an existing personalized licence plate printed on a regular licence plate with the same letters, numbers or combination of letters and numbers as the existing personalized licence plate printed on a special design licence plate is $70; (f) each replacement of an existing personalized licence plate printed on a special design licence plate with the same letters, numbers or combination of letters and numbers as the existing personalized licence plate printed on a different special design licence plate is $70; (g) a non-personalized licence plate printed on a special design licence plate is $50; (h) a vehicle registered as a Government of Canada vehicle, Class GC, except RCMP vehicle is $37; (i) a vehicle registered as a Government of Canada vehicle, Glass GC, RCMP vehicle is $15; (j) each transfer or exchange of a certificate of registration, where the transfer or exchange is accomplished in one transaction, is $10; (k) each ‘single trip unregistered vehicle permit’ issued if a fee is payable pursuant to Part II is $2; (l) each ‘change of registration class permit’ issued if a fee is payable pursuant to Part II is $2; (m) each ‘single trip operating authority permit’ issued if no fee is payable pursuant to Part II is $10”.

Coming into force 3 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. 140 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 24/2010 The Farm Financial Stability Act Sections 24 and 33 Order in Council 182/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Canada-Saskatchewan Specified Risk Material Management Program Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.F-8.001 Reg 32 amended 2 The Canada-Saskatchewan Specified Risk Material Management Program Regulations are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Section 7 amended 3(1) Clause 7(1)(d) is repealed and the following substituted: “(d) were invoiced to an eligible applicant: (i) on or after December 11, 2004 and before March 31, 2010; and (ii) on or after April 1, 2010 and before October 1, 2010 if the eligible applicant submits a written request to the minister on or before March 31, 2010 that includes: (A) a description of the work to be completed on or after April 1, 2010 and before October 1, 2010, including a detailed time line outlining when each expenditure will be incurred; and (B) a source and use of funds statement”. (2) Clause 7(2)(i) is repealed.

Section 9 amended 4(1) Subsection 9(1) is amended by adding “, or if the minister has approved eligible expenditures invoiced after March 31, 2010 in accordance with subclause 7(1)(d)(ii), on or before October 29, 2010” after “March 31, 2010”. (2) Clause 9(2)(c) is amended by adding “on the request of the minister,” before “a source”. (3) Subsection 9(3) is repealed and the following substituted: “(3) The minister may make one or more interim assistance payments to the eligible applicant, provided that the interim assistance payments, when combined, do not exceed 50% of the estimated costs of the approved eligible project that were provided to the minister pursuant to subsection 8(2.1) if the minister is satisfied that the eligible applicant has complied with subsection (2)”. (4) The following subsection is added after subsection 9(8): “(9) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, an eligible applicant is not eligible to receive an assistance payment pursuant to this section with respect to an eligible project that has been completed unless the eligible project is actively in operation at the time the assistance payment is issued”. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 141

Section 10 amended 5(1) Subsection 10(3) is amended by striking out “Subject to subsection (3.1), the amount of assistance payments for an approved eligible project is not to exceed 50%” and substituting “The amount of assistance payments for an approved eligible project is not to exceed 75%”. (2) Subsection 10(3.1) is repealed.

Section 11 amended 6 The following subsection is added after subsection 11(5): “(6) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, an eligible applicant is not eligible to receive a final prorated assistance payment pursuant to this section unless the eligible project is actively in operation at the time the final prorated assistance payment is issued”.

Coming into force 7 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations.

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 26/2010 The Farm Financial Stability Act Sections 3, 5, 22, 24, 33 and 84 Order in Council 184/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Miscellaneous (Farm Financial Stability Act) Repeal Regulations, 2010. R.R.S. c.F-8.001 Reg 17 repealed 2 The Farm Land Education Tax Rebate Regulations are repealed.

R.R.S. c.F-8.001 Reg 19 repealed 3 The Conservation Cover Program Regulations are repealed.

R.R.S. c.F-8.001 Reg 21 repealed 4 The Drought Relief (Herd Retention) Program Regulations are repealed.

R.R.S. c.F-8.001 Reg 25 repealed 5 The Canada Saskatchewan BSE Recovery Program Regulations, 2003 (No.2) are repealed.

R.R.S. c.F-8.001 Reg 28 repealed 6 The Ruminant (Non-bovine) Industry Transitional Program Regulations are repealed. R.R.S. c.F-8.001 Reg 30 repealed 7 The Unseeded Acreage Payment Regulations are repealed.

Coming into force 8 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. 142 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 27/2010 The Pastures Act Section 14 Order in Council 185/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Pastures Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.P-4.1 Reg 1, section 12 amended 2 Clause 12(1)(a) of The Pastures Regulations is amended by striking out “50” and substituting “60”.

Coming into force 3 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations.

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 28/2010 The Health Information Protection Act Section 63 Order in Council 187/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Health Information Protection Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.H-0.021 Reg 1, new section 7.1 2 The Health Information Protection Regulations are amended by adding the following section after section 7:

“Use and disclosure for fundraising purposes 7.1(1) In this section: (a) ‘client’ means an individual who has received a health service, whether as an in-patient or an out-patient, at a hospital operated by a designated trustee; (b) ‘client information’ means the name and address of a client; (c) ‘client list’ means a client list prepared in accordance with subsection (4); (d) ‘consent to fundraising statement’ means a brief statement to the effect that, unless a client opts out, client information may be used by the designated trustee for fundraising purposes or disclosed to a fundraising agency for fundraising purposes; THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 143

(e) ‘designated trustee’ means: (i) a regional health authority; (ii) an affiliate; or (iii) the Athabasca Health Authority; (f) ‘eligible client’ means a client who meets the criteria set out in subsection (5); (g) ‘fundraising activity’ means a fundraising activity for a health-related charitable purpose; (h) ‘fundraising agency’ means a registered charity as defined in the Income Tax Act (Canada) that: (i) is incorporated in Saskatchewan for the sole purpose of carrying out fundraising activities for the benefit of a designated trustee; and (ii) has entered into a fundraising agreement with a designated trustee; (i) ‘fundraising agreement’ means an agreement between a designated trustee and a fundraising agency by which the fundraising agency is authorized to carry out fundraising activities on behalf of the designated trustee; (j) ‘health-related charitable purpose’ means a charitable purpose related to a health services facility situated in Saskatchewan or to the provision in Saskatchewan of a health service or program; (k) ‘hospital’ means a facility designated as a hospital pursuant to The Facility Designation Regulations, and includes a hospital operated by the Athabasca Health Authority; (l) ‘opt out’ means to inform a designated trustee or a fundraising agency, in accordance with subsection (10), that a client does not consent to the use or disclosure of his or her client information by the designated trustee or the fundraising agency for the purposes of a fundraising activity; (m) ‘opting-out procedure’ means a procedure by which a client may inform a designated trustee or a fundraising agency, as the case may be, that the client wishes to opt out; (n) ‘personal care home’ means a personal care home as defined in The Personal Care Homes Act; (o) ‘preparation date’ means the date on which a client list is prepared; (p) ‘special-care home’ means a facility designated as a special-care home pursuant to The Facility Designation Regulations. 144 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(2) A designated trustee may, in accordance with this section: (a) use client information for fundraising purposes; or (b) disclose client information to a fundraising agency for fundraising purposes. (3) Before using client information for fundraising purposes or disclosing client information to a fundraising agency, a designated trustee must: (a) prepare a consent to fundraising statement and post it, or otherwise make it available in a manner likely to come to the attention of clients, in places where health services are provided; (b) develop an opting-out procedure; (c) at the time of providing a health service to a client, provide the client with written information about the opting-out procedures of the designated trustee and any fundraising agencies that are authorized to carry out fundraising activities on behalf of the designated trustee; and (d) prepare a client list in accordance with subsection (4). (4) A designated trustee may, from time to time, use the personal health information of eligible clients in the custody or control of the trustee for the purpose of preparing a client list that sets out: (a) the client information of clients who, as of the preparation date, are eligible clients; and (b) the preparation date of the list. (5) A client is an eligible client if: (a) the client is 18 years of age or older at the date of discharge from a hospital or the date of receiving a health service; (b) the client was not a resident of a personal care home or a special-care home immediately before being admitted to a hospital or at the time of receiving a health service; (c) in the case of a client who was an in-patient in a hospital, the client did not become a resident of a personal care home or a special-care home on discharge from the hospital; (d) as of the preparation date, a period of not less than 60 days has elapsed since the most recent date on which the client: (i) was discharged from the hospital; or (ii) received a health service at the hospital on an out-patient basis; and (e) the client: (i) has not opted out pursuant to subsection (10); or (ii) has revoked a decision to opt out pursuant to subsection (11). THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 145

(6) Subject to subsections (7) to (14), a designated trustee may: (a) use client information in a client list to carry out a fundraising activity; or (b) provide a client list to a fundraising agency with which it has entered into a fundraising agreement that meets the requirements of subsection (8). (7) A designated trustee shall not reveal any personal health information other than client information: (a) when contacting or attempting to contact a client for the purposes of a fundraising activity; or (b) when disclosing client information to a fundraising agency. (8) A fundraising agreement must: (a) require the fundraising agency: (i) to provide to any client who receives a solicitation from the agency a simple procedure for opting out of future solicitations; (ii) to notify the designated trustee promptly of any opting out by a client that is communicated to the fundraising agency; (iii) to protect and secure the client information disclosed to it by the designated trustee by means that include, without limiting the generality of the foregoing: (A) establishing policies and procedures to maintain administrative, technical and physical safeguards for the client information; (B) appointing a person to be responsible for the client information; (C) ensuring that the client information is accessible only to those of its employees who perform fundraising activities; and (D) providing for the continuation of all duties imposed by the fundraising agreement with respect to the protection of client information in the custody or control of the fundraising agency after the expiration or termination of the fundraising agreement until the fundraising agency transfers the custody and control of the client information back to the designated trustee or to a designated archive; and (iv) to advise the designated trustee immediately on discovery if any client information has been compromised or any requirement of the agreement has been breached; and 146 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(b) prohibit the fundraising agency from: (i) soliciting a client who: (A) is not listed in the current client list; or (B) has opted out, unless the opting out has not been communicated to the fundraising agency; or (ii) using or disclosing client information for any purpose other than the purposes of a fundraising activity on behalf of the designated trustee that is authorized by the agreement. (9) Subject to subsections (10) to (14), a fundraising agency may, in accordance with the terms of a fundraising agreement with a designated trustee, use client information in a client list provided by the designated trustee for the purpose of carrying out a fundraising activity on behalf of the designated trustee. (10) A client may, at any time, opt out of receiving fundraising solicitations: (a) by following the opting-out procedure of the designated trustee or fundraising agency; or (b) by any other means that communicates the client’s intention to opt out to the designated trustee or fundraising agency. (11) A client may, at any time, revoke his or her decision to opt out. (12) If a client’s intention to opt out is communicated to a designated trustee, the designated trustee shall: (a) promptly advise each fundraising agency with which it has entered into a fundraising agreement that the client has opted out; and (b) immediately remove the client’s name from the current client list. (13) If a client’s intention to opt out is communicated to a fundraising agency, the fundraising agency shall: (a) promptly advise the designated trustee with which it has entered into a fundraising agreement that the client has opted out; and (b) immediately remove the client’s name from the current client list. (14) A fundraising agency shall not disclose client information to any person or agency: (a) except for the purposes of carrying out a fundraising activity authorized by a fundraising agreement; and (b) in accordance with the provisions of the fundraising agreement mentioned in clause (a) that are required by subclause (8)(a)(iii)”.

Coming into force 3 These regulations come into force on the thirtieth day after the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 147

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 29/2010 The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act Section 48 Order in Council 188/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Payment Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.S-29 Reg 19, section 3 amended 2 Subclause 3(b)(vii) of The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Payment Regulations, 1994 is repealed and the following substituted: “(vii) for services provided in the period commencing on April 1, 2009, the schedule adopted by the ministry for payment of dentist services and entitled ‘Saskatchewan Health Payment Schedule for Insured Services Provided by a Dentist, April 1, 2009’, as amended by: (A) the Saskatchewan Health Dentist’s Newsletter Number 2, dated October 1, 2009; and (B) the Saskatchewan Health Dentist’s Newsletter Number 3, dated April 1, 2010”.

Coming into force 3(1) Subject to subsection (2), these regulations come into force on April 1, 2010. (2) If these regulations are filed with the Registrar of Regulations after April 1, 2010, these regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations but are retroactive and are deemed to have been in force on and from April 1, 2010. 148 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 30/2010 The Queen’s Bench Act, 1998 Section 109 Order in Council 189/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Queen’s Bench Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.Q-1.01 Reg 1, Appendix, Part II, Table 1 amended 2 Table 1 in Part II of the Appendix to The Queen’s Bench Regulations is amended: (a) by repealing clause 1(b) and substituting the following: “(b) respecting any proceeding pursuant to the Divorce Act (Canada) ...... 200”. “(c) respecting any other proceeding to which section 5 does not apply ...... 100”; and (b) by repealing clause 2(b) and substituting the following: “(b) respecting any proceeding pursuant to the Divorce Act (Canada) ...... 100”. “(c) respecting any other proceeding to which section 5 does not apply ...... 30”.

RÈGLEMENT DE LA SASKATCHEWAN 30/2010 Loi de 1998 sur la Cour du Banc de la Reine Article 109 Décret 189/2010, en date du 31 mars 2010 (Déposé 1 avril 2010) Titre 1 Règlement de 2010 modifiant le Règlement sur la Cour du Banc de la Reine.

Modification du barème 1 de la partie II de l’Appendice des R.R.S. ch. Q-1.01 Règl. 1 2 Le barème 1 de la partie II de l’Appendice du Règlement sur la Cour du Banc de la Reine est modifié : a) par abrogation de l’alinéa 1b) et son remplacement par ce qui suit : « b) relative à une instance intentée sous le régime de la Loi sur le divorce (Canada) ...... 200 $ »; « c) relative à toute autre instance à laquelle ne s’applique pas l’article 5 ...... 100 $ »; b) par abrogation de l’alinéa 2b) et son remplacement par ce qui suit : « b) relative à une instance intentée sous le régime de la Loi sur le divorce (Canada) ...... 100 $ »; « c) relative à toute autre instance à laquelle ne s’applique pas l’article 5 ...... 30 $ ».

Entrée en vigueur 3(1) Sous réserve du paragraphe (2), le présent règlement entre en vigueur le 1er avril 2010. (2) Le présent règlement entre en vigueur le jour de son dépôt auprès du registraire des règlements, si ce dépôt intervient après le 1er avril 2010. 150 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 31/2010 The Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 Section 81 Order in Council 190/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Residential Tenancies Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.R-22.0001 Reg 1, section 13 amended 2 Subsection 13(1) of The Residential Tenancies Regulations, 2007 is repealed and the following substituted: “(1) The fee for making an application: (a) pursuant to section 70 of the Act is $50; (b) pursuant to section 76 of the Act is $50”.

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 32/2010 The Saskatchewan Insurance Act Section 467 Order in Council 191/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.S-26 Reg 8, new Part IV.1 2 The following Part is added after Part IV of The Saskatchewan Insurance Regulations, 2003:

“PART IV.1 Exemptions from Act for Restricted Licensees

“Interpretation of Part 15.1 In this Part: (a) ‘business day’ means a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or holiday; (b) ‘cargo type insurance’ means insurance covering goods in transit; THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 151

(c) ‘creditor’s disability insurance’ means a group insurance policy, or a creditor’s group insurance policy, that will pay all or part of the amount of a debt of a debtor to the creditor insured under the policy, in the event of bodily injury to, or an illness or disability of: (i) if the debtor is an individual, the debtor or the spouse of the debtor; (ii) an individual who is a guarantor of all or part of the debt; (iii) if the debtor is a corporation, any director or officer of the corporation; or (iv) if the debtor is an entity other than an individual or a corporation, an individual who is essential to the ability of the debtor to meet the debtor’s financial obligations; (d) ‘creditor’s life insurance’ means a group insurance policy, or a creditor’s group insurance policy, that will pay to a creditor insured under the policy all or part of the amount of a debt of a debtor or, if the debt is with respect to a small business or a farm, fishery or ranch, all or part of the amount of the credit limit of a line of credit, in the event of the death of: (i) if the debtor is an individual, the debtor or the spouse of the debtor; (ii) an individual who is a guarantor of all or part of the debt; (iii) if the debtor is a corporation, any director or officer of the corporation; or (iv) if the debtor is an entity other than an individual or a corporation, an individual who is essential to the ability of the debtor to meet the debtor’s financial obligations; (e) ‘creditor’s loss of employment insurance’ means a policy of an insurer that will pay, without any individual assessment of risk, all or part of the amount of a debt of a debtor to the creditor insured under the policy in the event that: (i) if the debtor is an individual, the debtor becomes involuntarily unemployed; or (ii) an individual who is a guarantor of all or part of the debt becomes involuntarily unemployed; (f) ‘creditor’s vehicle inventory insurance’ means insurance against direct and accidental loss or damage to vehicles that are held in stock for display and sale purposes by a debtor of a creditor, if some or all of those vehicles have been financed by the creditor; (g) ‘deposit-taking institution’ means: (i) a bank; (ii) a credit union; (iii) a trust corporation that holds a valid licence issued pursuant to The Trust and Loan Corporations Act, 1997; 152 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(h) ‘equipment warranty insurance’ means the subclass of boiler and machinery insurance that provides insurance against loss of or damage to a motor vehicle, or recreational, marine, farm implement or construction equipment, arising from its mechanical failure, but does not include automobile insurance or insurance incidental to automobile insurance; (i) ‘export credit insurance’ means a policy of an insurer that provides insurance to an exporter of goods or services against a loss incurred by the exporter due to a non-payment for exported goods or services; (j) ‘financial institution’ means: (i) a bank or a credit union; (ii) an entity licensed pursuant to The Trust and Loan Corporations Act, 1997 or an entity incorporated, continued or licensed pursuant to a similar Act of Parliament or of any province or territory of Canada; (iii) an entity licensed to transact insurance pursuant to the Act or an entity incorporated, continued or licensed pursuant to a similar Act of Parliament or of any province or territory of Canada; (iv) a cooperative credit society within the meaning of the Cooperative Credit Associations Act (Canada) that is incorporated, continued or regulated by or pursuant to an Act or an Act of any province or territory of Canada; (v) an association incorporated or continued pursuant to the Cooperative Credit Associations Act (Canada); (vi) an entity that is incorporated, continued or licensed pursuant to an Act of Parliament or of any province or territory that is primarily engaged in dealing in securities, including portfolio management and investment counselling; (vii) a foreign financial institution; (k) ‘financing corporation’ means a financing corporation, as defined in The Trust and Loan Corporations Act, 1997, that holds a valid licence issued pursuant to The Trust and Loan Corporations Act, 1997 but does not include a person carrying on the business of advancing money if the money being advanced: (i) is in an amount of $1,500 or less; (ii) is for a term of 62 days or less; and (iii) is in exchange for a post-dated cheque, a pre-authorized debit or a future payment of a similar nature, but not for any guarantee, suretyship, overdraft protection or security on property and not through a margin loan, pawnbroking, a line of credit or a credit card; THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 153

(l) ‘foreign financial institution’ means an entity that: (i) is engaged in the business of banking or in the trust, loan or insurance business, the business of a cooperative credit society or the business of dealing in securities or is otherwise engaged primarily in the business of providing financial services; and (ii) is not incorporated or continued pursuant to an Act of Parliament or of any province or territory of Canada; (m) ‘highway transport vehicle’ means a truck, power unit or semi- trailer as defined in The Traffic Safety Act; (n) ‘highway transport vehicle gap insurance’ means insurance respecting a highway transport vehicle that: (i) is paid to a creditor under the loan being used to finance the purchase of the highway transport vehicle on the primary insurer’s determination that the highway transport vehicle is a total loss or total write-off; and (ii) is calculated as the difference between: (A) the amount outstanding on a loan used to finance the purchase of a highway transport vehicle; and (B) the value of the highway transport vehicle as assessed by the primary insurer of the debtor; (o) ‘highway transport vehicle payment insurance’ means insurance respecting a highway transport vehicle that: (i) is obtained from an insurer; (ii) is paid to a purchaser or lessor of a highway transport vehicle on a determination by the primary insurer of the highway transport vehicle that the highway transport vehicle is a total loss or total write-off; and (iii) is calculated as the value of the initial payment made by the purchaser or lessor of the highway transport vehicle to the highway transport vehicle dealer at the time of: (A) entering into the purchase agreement respecting the highway transport vehicle; or (B) entering into the lease of the highway transport vehicle; (p) ‘line of credit’ means a commitment on the part of a financial institution to lend to a debtor, without a predetermined repayment schedule, one or more amounts, where the aggregate amount outstanding does not exceed a predetermined credit limit; (q) ‘mortgage broker’ means a mortgage broker, as defined in The Mortgage Brokers Act, that holds a valid licence issued pursuant to that Act; 154 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(r) ‘mortgage insurance’ means an insurance policy that provides insurance to the mortgagee against loss caused by a default on the part of a debtor who is an individual under a loan from the mortgagee that is secured by a mortgage on real property or on an interest in real property; (s) ‘personal life insurance’ means a group insurance policy that provides insurance to an individual: (i) whereby the insurer undertakes to pay one or more sums of money in the event of bodily injury to, or the death of, that individual caused by an accident; or (ii) whereby the insurer undertakes to pay a certain sum for each day that the individual is hospitalized in the event of: (A) bodily injury to that individual caused by an accident; or (B) an illness or disability of that individual; (t) ‘restricted licence’ means a restricted licence that is issued pursuant to this Part; (u) ‘restricted licensee’ means a person or partnership that holds a valid restricted licence; (v) ‘small business’ means a business that: (i) in the case of a corporation, is a small business corporation within the meaning of subsection 248(1) of the Income Tax Act (Canada); or (ii) in the case of a business that is not a corporation, would, if incorporated, be a small business corporation within the meaning of subsection 248(1) of the Income Tax Act (Canada); (w) ‘travel insurance’ means: (i) a policy of an insurer that provides insurance to an individual with respect to a trip by the individual away from the place where the individual ordinarily resides, without any individual assessment of risk, against: (A) loss that results from the cancellation or interruption of the trip; (B) loss of, or damage to, personal property that occurs while on the trip; or (C) loss that is caused by the delayed arrival of personal baggage while on the trip; or (ii) a group insurance policy that provides insurance to an individual with respect to a trip by the individual away from the province or territory in which the individual ordinarily resides: (A) against expenses incurred while on the trip that result from an illness or disability of the individual that occurs on the trip; THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 155

(B) against expenses incurred while on the trip that result from bodily injury to, or the death of, the individual caused by an accident while on the trip; (C) whereby the insurance company undertakes to pay one or more sums of money in the event of an illness or the disability of the individual that occurs on the trip, or of bodily injury to, or the death of, the individual that is caused by an accident while on the trip; (D) against expenses incurred by the individual for dental care necessitated by an accident while on the trip; or (E) in the event that the individual dies while on the trip, against expenses incurred for the return of that individual’s remains to the place where the individual was ordinarily resident before death, or for travel expenses incurred by a relative of that individual who must travel to identify that individual’s remains.

“Application for restricted licence 15.11(1) The following may apply to the superintendent for a restricted licence: (a) a deposit-taking institution; (b) a financing corporation; (c) a mortgage broker; (d) an operator of any of the following: (i) a travel agency; (ii) an automobile dealership, a marine dealership, a recreational vehicle dealership, a farm implement dealership or a construction equipment dealership; (iii) a customs brokerage; (iv) a freight-forwarding business; (e) a transportation company; (f) an agent of a business or operator mentioned in clauses (a) to (e) who is engaged by that business or operator through an agency contract that, in the opinion of the superintendent, provides adequate authority for the agent to meet the obligations of a restricted licensee on behalf of the business or operator. (2) Every application for a restricted licence for a class of insurance must include a written recommendation recommending the issuance of the restricted licence from an insurer that: (a) is licensed to undertake that class of insurance; and (b) has entered into an agency contract with the applicant. 156 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(3) In its application for a restricted licence, an applicant must designate an individual to be responsible for receiving notices and other documents pursuant to the Act. (4) Subsection 423(1) of the Act does not apply to an application for a restricted licence.

“Issuance and terms and conditions of restricted licence 15.2(1) On receipt of an application pursuant to section 15.11, the superintendent may issue the restricted licence that is the subject of the application if the superintendent is satisfied that: (a) the application complies with this Part; (b) the applicant has paid the fee required by section 15.7; and (c) the applicant meets the requirements and satisfies the criteria for the licence set out in the Act and has otherwise complied with the Act. (2) The superintendent may specify: (a) subject to subsection (3), the classes or types of insurance with respect to which a restricted licensee may act or offer to act as an insurance agent; and (b) categories of business activities with respect to which a restricted licensee may or may not act or offer to act as an insurance agent. (3) The following are the classes or types of insurance with respect to which the superintendent may authorize a restricted licensee to act or offer to act as an insurance agent: (a) cargo type insurance; (b) creditor’s disability insurance; (c) creditor’s life insurance; (d) creditor’s loss of employment insurance; (e) creditor’s vehicle inventory insurance; (f) equipment warranty insurance; (g) export credit insurance; (h) highway transport vehicle gap insurance; (i) highway transport vehicle payment insurance; (j) mortgage insurance; (k) personal life insurance; (l) travel insurance; (m) any other class or type of insurance that, in the opinion of the superintendent, is similar to or contains significant features of any of the classes or types of insurance mentioned in clauses (a) to (l). THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 157

(4) Subject to any terms and conditions imposed on a restricted licence, a restricted licensee’s restricted licence authorizes the restricted licensee and the restricted licensee’s employees to act or offer to act as an insurance agent with respect to the class or type of insurance that: (a) is specified in the restricted licence; and (b) is offered by the restricted licensee in the course of the conduct by the restricted licensee of the business activity specified in the restricted licence. (5) No restricted licensee shall fail to comply with the provisions of this Part.

“Certain provisions of Act not to apply 15.21(1) Sections 416 and 417 and subsections 422(3) and (4) of the Act do not apply to an individual who is acting in the course of his or her employment with a restricted licensee. (2) Section 418 of the Act does not apply to a restricted licensee. (3) Section 438 of the Act does not apply to insurance with respect to which a restricted licence may be issued.

“Procedures to ensure employees are knowledgeable 15.3(1) Every restricted licensee shall: (a) establish reasonable procedures to ensure that its employees who are soliciting, negotiating or effecting insurance for the restricted licensee are knowledgeable about the insurance being solicited, negotiated or effected; and (b) ensure that the procedures established pursuant to clause (a) are being used. (2) Every insurer on whose behalf the restricted licensee is offering insurance shall: (a) establish reasonable procedures to ensure that employees of the restricted licensee who are soliciting, negotiating or effecting insurance for the restricted licensee are knowledgeable about the insurance being solicited, negotiated or effected; and (b) ensure that the procedures established pursuant to clause (a) are being used.

“Conditions to be followed when providing insurance 15.4(1) When a restricted licensee receives an application for insurance coverage, the restricted licensee shall: (a) provide to the person who applies for insurance coverage all of the following: (i) a summary of the terms, including limitations and restrictions, of the insurance offered; (ii) a summary of the circumstances under which the insurance commences or terminates and the procedures to follow in making a claim; 158 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

(b) notify the applicant that, on approval of the application: (i) documentation describing the insurance coverage and the insurance policy will be sent to the applicant; or (ii) in the case of a contract of group insurance, a certificate will be sent to the applicant; and (c) ensure that a person applying for insurance coverage is informed that the person is contracting, or is considered to be contracting, with an insurer and not with the restricted licensee. (2) When a person applies to a restricted licensee for creditor’s disability insurance, creditor’s life insurance, creditor’s loss of employment insurance or mortgage insurance, the restricted licensee shall: (a) provide to the applicant: (i) a statement that sets out the right to rescind the insurance contract and to obtain a full refund of the premium; and (ii) if the duration of the insurance is for a period less than the term of the amortization period of any related loan or if the amount of the insurance is less than the indebtedness, a statement to that effect; and (b) inform the applicant of all of the following: (i) that the insured may contact the insurer for further information or clarification; (ii) the name of the insurer that is providing the insurance; (iii) how the insurer mentioned in subclause (ii) may be contacted. (3) The insurer on whose behalf the restricted licensee is soliciting, negotiating or effecting insurance shall ensure that: (a) procedures are established to effect the requirements of this section; and (b) the procedures established pursuant to clause (a) are being used. (4) If a restricted licensee or an employee of a restricted licensee receives any compensation, inducement or benefit from an insurer, directly or indirectly, for selling insurance, the restricted licensee must disclose that fact to any person who is considering obtaining insurance from that restricted licensee. (5) Within 20 business days after the insurance coverage comes into force, the restricted licensee shall ensure that the following is provided to the applicant for the insurance coverage: (a) written documentation that: (i) evidences the insurance coverage; and (ii) sets out the information required to be disclosed by clause (1)(c); (b) written documentation describing the insurance coverage and the insurance policy or, in the case of group insurance, a certificate. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 159

(6) A person who buys life insurance through a restricted licensee may rescind the insurance contract on or before the expiry of seven business days, or any longer period specified in the policy or certificate, after the date on which the person received the policy or certificate. (7) A person who rescinds an insurance contract in accordance with subsection (6) is entitled to receive a refund from the insurer of the whole premium that has been paid.

“Restrictions on use of personal information received as part of an insurance transaction 15.5(1) No restricted licensee shall: (a) use personal information given by an applicant for insurance coverage or an insured unless it is used for the purpose for which it is given and the applicant for insurance coverage or the insured signs a consent that meets the requirements of subsection (2); or (b) subject to subsection (4), release the information described in clause (a) to a person who is not an employee of the restricted licensee unless the applicant for insurance coverage or the insured signs a consent that meets the requirements of subsection (3). (2) The restricted licensee shall identify the consent to the applicant for insurance coverage or the insured as a consent for the purposes of clause (1)(a), and the consent must specifically identify the purpose for which the information may be used by the restricted licensee. (3) The restricted licensee shall identify the consent to the applicant for insurance coverage or the insured as a consent for the purposes of clause (1)(b), and the consent must specifically identify: (a) the information to be released; (b) to whom the information is to be released; and (c) the purpose for which the released information may be used. (4) Clause (1)(b) does not apply if the personal information: (a) is released to another person as required by law; or (b) is released to the insurer on whose behalf the restricted licensee is transacting insurance.

“Separate insurance required for other financial services 15.6(1) If a restricted licensee offers financial services in addition to insurance coverage and has errors and omissions insurance respecting the other financial services, the errors and omissions insurance policy respecting the activities conducted by the restricted licensee must be structured to cover errors and omissions in connection with the activities associated with the insurance-related activities carried on by the restricted licensee pursuant to this Part. (2) The errors and omissions insurance respecting the other financial services and the errors and omissions insurance respecting insurance-related activities mentioned in subsection (1) may be provided within one policy of insurance. 160 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“Annual fee payable 15.7(1) Every restricted licensee shall pay to the superintendent, on or before the anniversary date of the issuance of the restricted licence, an annual fee respecting the restricted licensee’s restricted licence in accordance with the following Table 1:

TABLE 1 Number of employees of restricted licensee Fee 1 to 4 $ 150. 5 to 10 225. 11 to 15 375. 16 to 20 500. 21 to 99 700. 100 to 249 1500. 250 to 499 3000. 500 or more 5500. (2) If a restricted licensee fails to pay the annual fee as required by this section, the restricted licensee’s restricted licence is suspended until the fee is paid”.

Coming into force 3 These regulations come into force on September 1, 2010.

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 33/2010 The Securities Act, 1988 Section 154 Order in Council 192/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Securities Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.S-42.2 Reg 1 amended 2 The Securities Regulations are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Section 2 amended 3 Clause 2(1)(g) is repealed. Sections 164 to 166 repealed. 4 Sections 164 to 166 are repealed.

Sections 169 and 170 repealed 5 Sections 169 and 170 are repealed.

Sections 172 and 173 repealed 6 Sections 172 and 173 are repealed. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 161

Appendix A amended 7(1) Table 1 of Appendix A is amended in the manner set forth in this section. (2) Subsection 1(2.7) is amended in the portion preceding clause (a) by adding “by a registrant” after “Permitted Individuals”. (3) The following subsections are added after subsection 1(2.8): “(2.9) The fee for filing Form 31-103F2 Submission to Jurisdiction and Appointment of Agent for Service by an international dealer pursuant to clause 8.18(3)(e) of National Instrument 31-103 Registration Requirements and Exemptions or an international adviser pursuant to clause 8.26(4)(f) of National Instrument 31-103 is $750. “(2.91) The fee for filing an annual notice by an international dealer pursuant to subsection 8.18(5) of National Instrument 31-103 Registration Requirements and Exemptions or an international adviser pursuant to subsection 8.26(5) of National Instrument 31-103 is $750”. (4) Clause 1(3)(d) is repealed and the following substituted: “(d) an annual form for an issuer is $500 per issuer, except for an annual information form filed pursuant to National Instrument 81-101 Mutual Fund Prospectus Disclosure for which no fee is payable”. (5) Clauses 1(3)(h) and (i) are repealed and the following substituted: “(h) an oil and gas report pursuant to National Instrument 51-101 Standards of Disclosure for Oil and Gas Activities is $100 per report; “(i) a technical report pursuant to National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects is $100 per report”. (6) Clause 1(4)(e) is repealed and the following substituted: “(e) a report of a trade pursuant to section 6.1 of National Instrument 45-106 Prospectus and Registration Exemptions is $100 for each exemption used”. (7) Clause 1(4)(g) is repealed and the following substituted: “(g) an application for a decision of the Commission or the Director or for an amendment to a decision of the Commission or the Director pursuant to Saskatchewan securities laws for which no other fee is prescribed is $400”. (8) Clauses 1(4)(n) to (p) are repealed.

Appendix B amended 8 Appendix B is amended by repealing Form 34.

Coming into force 9(1) Subject to subsections (2) to (4), these regulations come into force on April 1, 2010. (2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), if these regulations are filed with the Registrar of Regulations after April 1, 2010, these regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. (3) Subject to subsection (4), sections 4 to 6 and 8 of these regulations come into force on April 30, 2010. (4) If these regulations are filed with the Registrar of Regulations after April 30, 2010, these regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. 162 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 34/2010 The Summary Offences Procedure Act, 1990 Section 55 Order in Council 193/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.S-63.1 Reg 2 amended 2 The Summary Offences Procedure Regulations, 1991 are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Section 4 amended 3 The following clause is added after clause 4(t): “(u) the registrar of credit reporting appointed pursuant to section 4 of The Credit Reporting Act, while enforcing the provisions of that Act”.

Section 5 amended 4 The following clause is added after clause 5(kk): “(ll) The Credit Reporting Act ”. Section 8 amended 5(1) Clause 8(a) is amended in the portion preceding subclause (i) by striking out “46” and substituting “47”. (2) The following subclause is added after subclause 8(a)(xlvi): “(xlvii) the offences pursuant to The Credit Reporting Act set out in Table 47”.

Section 13 amended 6 Clause 13(2)(b) is amended by striking out “46” and substituting “47”.

Section 14 amended 7(1) Subsection 14(1) is amended by striking out “$40” and substituting “$50”. (2) The following subsection is added after subsection 14(1): “(1.1) Notwithstanding subsection (1), if the summary offence ticket issued to an offender specifies that the late payment charge for the purposes of section 28 of the Act is an amount less than $50, the offender is liable to pay a late payment charge in the amount specified in the summary offence ticket”.

Appendix, Part 1, Form A amended 8 Form A in Part 1 of the Appendix is amended in Part 4 by striking out “$40.00” and substituting “$50.00” in paragraph (B) of the section titled “Warning”. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 163

Appendix, Part 2, Table 36 amended 9 Table 36 in Part 2 of the Appendix is amended by adding the following item after item 6: “7 Employing an unlicensed collection agent 35(1) 300”.

Appendix, Part 2, Table 38 amended 10 Table 38 in Part 2 of the Appendix is amended by adding the following items after item 5: “5.1 Exhibitor, retail distributor or wholesale distributor of a film distributing a film that has not been approved or classified 9(a)* 500 “5.2 Exhibitor, retail distributor or wholesale distributor of a film exhibiting or distributing a film without portions removed as required 9(b)* 500”.

Appendix, Part 2, new Table 47 11 The following Table is added after Table 46:

“Table 47 The Credit Reporting Act

The provisions set out in Column 3 are provisions of The Credit Reporting Act that impose the prohibitions or requirements described in Column 2. Section 47 of that Act provides that a contravention of those provisions is an offence. The provisions in Column 3 that are marked with an asterisk are the provisions for which a peace officer may withdraw the specified penalty sum option and require the defendant to appear in court. Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Item Number Description of Offence Provision Penalty Sum in Dollars 1 Operating or acting as a credit reporting agency without holding a licence pursuant to the Act 5* $500 2 Knowingly providing a credit report to a person not authorized in the Act 17(1)* 500 3 Including prohibited information in a credit report 18* 500 164 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

4 Requesting or obtaining a credit report without proper consent or notice 19(1) 500 5 Failing to comply with a registrar’s order 25* 250 6 Failing to maintain complete and accurate records 26 250 7 Knowingly supplying false or misleading information respecting a consumer 27* 500 8 Failing to produce and permit the inspection of any records 32 250”.

Coming into force 12(1) Subject to subsection (2), these regulations come into force on April 1, 2010. (2) If these regulations are filed with the Registrar of Regulations after April 1, 2010, these regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations.

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 35/2010 The Condominium Property Act, 1993 Sections 112, 112.1 and 112.2 Order in Council 194/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Condominium Property Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.C-26.1 Reg 2 amended 2 The Condominium Property Regulations, 2001 are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Section 2 amended 3 Section 2 is amended: (a) by renumbering it as subsection 2(1); (b) by adding the following clause after clause (1)(d): “(d.01) ‘land titles registry’ means the land titles registry as defined in The Land Titles Act, 2000”; and (c) by adding the following subsections after subsection (1): THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 165

“(2) For the purposes of clause 2(1)(g) of the Act, ‘improvements’ includes services units. “(3) In the Act and these regulations, when the term ‘designate’ is used to refer to: (a) a parking unit, it means to electronically link a parking unit title to a unit used for residential purposes; and (b) a parking space, it means to link a parking space to a unit used for residential purposes”.

Section 4 amended 4(1) Clause 4(2)(b) is repealed and the following substituted: “(b) further sheets containing: (i) the particulars required by the following provisions of the Act: (A) clauses 9(1)(c) and (d); (B) subsection 9(2); (C) subsection 9(3); and (ii) a schedule that sets out, for each unit shown on the plan, whether the unit is: (A) a bare land unit; (B) a unit intended or used for agricultural purposes; (C) a parking unit; (D) a services unit; or (E) a regular unit”. (2) The following subsection is added after subsection 4(2): “(2.1) For the purposes of subsection (2), a ‘regular unit’ is any other unit appearing on the plan that is not a unit mentioned in paragraphs (2)(b)(ii)(A) to (D)”. (3) Subsection 4(3) is repealed and the following substituted: “(3) In addition to the requirements of clause (2)(a), the first sheet of the plan must indicate clearly, in the plan heading, whether the type of development within the plan consists of one or more of the following: (a) bare land units; (b) units intended or used for agricultural purposes; (c) one or more buildings; (d) a phased development”. 166 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

New section 5 5 Section 5 is repealed and the following substituted:

“Attachment of documents 5 The following must accompany a plan: (a) any of the particulars required by the following provisions of the Act by way of a separate sheet or endorsement attached to the plan: (i) clause 9(1)(e); (ii) clause 9(1)(f); (iii) clause 10(1)(a); (iv) clause 10(1)(b); (v) clause 10(1)(c); (b) for the purposes of section 11 of the Act: (i) an endorsement that indicates that the developer has designated at least one parking unit for each unit; (ii) a parking sheet that indicates that the developer has designated at least one parking space as an exclusive use area for each unit; or (iii) an endorsement that indicates that pursuant to subsection 11(2) of the Act the developer does not have to designate parking for each unit”.

Section 7.1 amended 6 Section 7.1 is amended by striking out “Form GG” and substituting “Form B”.

New section 8 7 Section 8 is repealed and the following substituted:

“Application of The Planning and Development Act, 2007 8(1) Section 133 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007 does not apply to land that is subject to a proposed bare land condominium plan. (2) Clause 128(1)(d) of The Planning and Development Act, 2007 does not apply to a unit in a bare land condominium plan. (3) Subsection (4) operates in place of section 133 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007. (4) Subject to the other provisions of The Planning and Development Act, 2007, if an approving authority is of the opinion that compliance with a requirement of any applicable subdivision regulations made pursuant to clauses 125(1)(d) to (h), subsection 125(2) or section 126 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007 is impractical or undesirable because the proposed plan is a bare land condominium plan rather than a plan of subdivision, the approving authority may: (a) relieve the applicant from compliance, in whole or in part, with the requirement; and THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 167

(b) issue a certificate of approval for the bare land condominium plan, endorsed to indicate that the approval is granted in accordance with the subdivision regulations subject to the waiver of any provision of those regulations”.

New heading to Part IV 8 The heading preceding section 12 is struck out and the following substituted:

“PART IV Units, Parking Spaces and Parking Units”.

Section 12 amended 9(1) Subsection 12(1) is amended by striking out “Form B” and substituting “Form C”. (2) Subsection 12(3) is repealed and the following substituted: “(3) The following information shall also be shown on Form C for each unit: (a) the approximate area, in whole numbers; (b) the type of unit; (c) any other features that may identify the unit”.

New section 12.1 10 The following section is added after section 12:

“Declaration re parking 12.1 In addition to the requirements set out in The Land Titles Act, 2000, an application to issue title with respect to a condominium plan must be made in the manner required by the Registrar of Titles and be accompanied by: (a) a statement that indicates that the developer has complied with subsection 11(1) of the Act; and (b) a document setting out the parking unit that has been designated for each unit requiring a designation pursuant to clause 11(1)(b) of the Act”. Section 13 amended 11(1) Subsection 13(1) is amended by striking out “Form C” and substituting “Form D”. (2) Subsection 13(1.1) is amended by striking out “Form C” and substituting “Form D”. (3) Subsection 13(2) is amended: (a) in clause (a) by striking out “Form C” and substituting “Form D”; and (b) in clause (b) by striking out “Form C” and substituting “Form D”. 168 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

New section 15.1 12 The following section is added after section 15:

“Application to transfer parking unit 15.1 In addition to the requirements set out in The Land Titles Act, 2000, an application to transfer title to a parking unit that has been designated for a unit pursuant to clause 11(1)(b) of the Act must be made in the manner required by the Registrar of Titles and: (a) set out the unit number of the parking unit to be transferred; (b) if the parking unit to be transferred will be designated to another unit: (i) set out the unit number of the new unit; and (ii) include a statement that the parking unit mentioned in clause (a) is being designated for the new unit; (c) be accompanied by: (i) an application to transfer title to another parking unit in accordance with clause 11(2.1)(b) of the Act; and (ii) a statement that the parking unit mentioned in subclause (i) is being designated for the unit mentioned in clause (a)”.

Section 16 amended 13 Clause 16(1)(c) is amended by striking out “Form D” and substituting “Form E”.

New section 16.1 14 Section 16.1 is repealed and the following substituted:

“Letter of credit 16.1 A letter of credit must: (a) be irrevocable; (b) be payable to the minister; (c) contain the following provisions unless otherwise approved by the minister: (i) provide that more than one written demand for payment may be presented, the total of which shall not exceed the face amount of the letter of credit; (ii) provide that the issuing financial institution will honour each demand made in conformity with the terms of the letter of credit without recognizing any claims or defences of the developer arising from the developer’s relationships with the Crown or the financial institution; and (iii) provide that the letter of credit will, from time to time, be deemed to be automatically extended for a specified period of not less than one year from the present or any future expiration date unless, 30 days before an expiration date, the issuing financial institution notifies the minister in writing by registered mail that the issuing financial institution elects not to consider the letter of credit extended for an additional period, at which time the minister will draw for the balance of the amount of the letter of credit; THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 169

(d) be in an amount determined in accordance with subsections 17(1.1) and (1.2); and (e) be in a form satisfactory to the minister”.

Section 19 amended 15 Section 19 is amended: (a) in clause (a) by striking out “Form E” and substituting “Form F”; (b) in clause (b) by striking out “Form F” and substituting “Form G”; (c) in clause (c) by striking out “Form G” and substituting “Form H”; and (d) in clause (d) by striking out “Form H” and substituting “Form I”.

Section 22 amended 16 Section 22 is amended by striking out “Form I” and substituting “Form J”.

Section 23 amended 17 Subsection 23(2) is amended by striking out “Form J” and substituting “Form K”. Section 24 amended 18 Section 24 is amended: (a) in clause (a) by striking out “Form K” and substituting “Form L”; and (b) in clause (b) by striking out “Form L” and substituting “Form M”.

Section 26 amended 19 Section 26 is amended by striking out “Form M” and substituting “Form N”.

Section 27 amended 20 Subsection 27(2) is amended by striking out “Form N” and substituting “Form O”.

Section 28 amended 21 Section 28 is amended by striking out “Form O” and substituting “Form P”.

New section 29 22 Section 29 is repealed and the following substituted:

“Notice of extension 29 A notice of extension mentioned in subclause 19(1)(c)(i) of the Act must be in Form Q”. Section 31 amended 23 Section 31 is amended by striking out “Form Q” and substituting “Form R”.

Section 32 amended 24 Section 32 is amended by striking out “Form R” and substituting “Form S”.

Section 33 amended 25 Subsection 33(1) is amended by striking out “Form S” and substituting “Form T”. 170 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Section 35 amended 26 Section 35 is amended by striking out “Form T” and substituting “Form U with a schedule attached in Form V”.

New section 37 27 Section 37 is repealed and the following substituted:

“Manner of application 37 An application to amend unit factors pursuant to subsection 15.1(1) of the Act must be accompanied by: (a) an amending instrument in Form W; and (b) a certificate of consent in Form S”.

Section 38 amended 28(1) Clause 38(1)(b) is amended by striking out “Form B” and substituting “Form V”. (2) Subsection 38(2) is amended by striking out “Form V” and substituting “Form X”. Section 39 amended 29(1) Subsection 39(4) is amended: (a) by striking out “and” after clause (c); and (b) by adding the following after clause (c): “(c.1) a request to designate a parking unit to each new unit if required pursuant to section 11 of the Act; and”. (2) Subsection 39(5) is repealed and the following substituted: “(5) On receipt of an application pursuant to subsection (4), the Registrar of Titles may: (a) cancel the titles to each unit being redivided; (b) issue titles to each new unit being created, subject to all interests affecting that unit that were registered on the cancelled title or titles; and (c) designate a parking unit for each new title if the application includes the information described in clause (4)(c.1)”.

Section 39.1 amended 30(1) Subsection 39.1(3) is amended by adding the following after clause (b): “(b.1) a request to designate a parking unit to each new unit if required pursuant to section 11 of the Act”. (2) Subsection 39.1(4) is repealed and the following substituted: “(4) On receipt of an application pursuant to subsection (3), the Registrar of Titles may: (a) cancel the titles to the existing units, including the unit being redivided; (b) issue titles to each new unit, subject to all interests affecting those units that were registered on the cancelled title or titles; and (c) designate a parking unit for each new unit title if the application includes the information described in clause (3)(b.1)”. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 171

Section 41 amended 31 Clause 41(c) is amended by adding “including any bylaws made pursuant to subclause 47.1(1)(f)(iii) of the Act,” after “a copy of bylaws,”.

Section 41.1 amended 32 Section 41.1 is amended by striking out “Form V.1” and substituting “Form Y”.

Section 41.4 amended 33 Section 41.4 is amended by striking out “Form V.2” and substituting “Form Z”. Section 44.1 amended 34 The following section is added after section 44:

“Initial bylaws re sectors 44.1 On and from the establishment of a sector within a corporation in accordance with clause 47(1)(m.1) of the Act: (a) the bylaws of the corporation made with respect to that sector pursuant to clause 47(1)(m.1) of the Act apply to the sector; and (b) the bylaws in Part II of the Appendix that do not conflict with the bylaws mentioned in clause (a) are in force for all purposes in relation to that sector, with any necessary modification, until sector bylaws are made in accordance with subclause 47.1(1)(f)(iii) of the Act”.

Section 45 amended 35(1) Subsection 45(1) is repealed and the following substituted: “(1) A notice of amendment or repeal of any of the following bylaws must be in Form AA: (a) bylaws of a corporation made pursuant to section 46 of the Act; (b) bylaws of a sector made pursuant to subclause 47.1(1)(f)(iii) of the Act”. (2) The following subsection is added after subsection 45(1): “(1.1) A notice of approval, amendment or repeal of bylaws made pursuant to clause 47(1)(m.1) of the Act, except those bylaws made pursuant to subclause 47.1(1)(f)(iii) of the Act, must be in Form BB. “(1.2) A notice of court application mentioned in subsection 47.1(6) of the Act must be in Form CC”.

Section 46 amended 36 Section 46 is amended by striking out “Form X” and substituting “Form DD”.

Section 50 amended 37 Section 50 is amended by striking out “Form Y” and substituting “Form EE”.

New section 50.1 38 The following section is added after section 50:

“Scheme of apportionment re bylaws respecting sectors 50.1 Sections 48 to 50 apply, with any necessary modification, to bylaws made pursuant to clause 47.1(1)(d) of the Act providing for the assessment and collection of contributions towards the common expenses in a manner that is not in proportion to the unit factors of the units contained in a sector”. 172 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Section 51 amended 39 Clause 51(a) is amended by adding “and common facilities” after “common property”.

Section 51.3 amended 40 Clause 51.3(5)(a) is amended by adding “and common facilities” after “common property”.

Section 51.4 amended 41 Subsection 51.4(1) is amended by striking out “Form Y.1” and substituting “Form FF”. Section 53 amended 42 Section 53 is amended by striking out “Form Z” and substituting “Form GG”.

Section 61 amended 43 Section 61 is amended by striking out “Form CC” and substituting “Form HH”.

Section 62 amended 44 Section 62 is amended by striking out “Form DD” and substituting “Form II”.

Section 63 amended 45 Section 63 is amended by striking out “Form EE” and substituting “Form JJ”.

Section 65 amended 46 Subsections 65(1) and (2) are repealed and the following substituted: “(1) An administrator appointed by the court pursuant to section 101 of the Act shall file a certified copy of the order of the court appointing him or her as administrator with the Director and the land titles registry. “(2) A corporation shall file a certified copy of an order of the court made pursuant to section 102 of the Act in the land titles registry”. Section 68 amended 47 Section 68 is amended by striking out “Form FF” and substituting “Form KK”.

New section 68.1 48 The following section is added after section 68:

“Copies furnished to assessing authorities 68.1 A copy of a plan, amended plan, unit factor schedule or notice of interests that affects all the owners furnished to an assessing authority pursuant to section 92 of the Act is to be identified as an attachment to a certificate that must be in Form LL”. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 173

Appendix, new Part I 49 Part I of the Appendix is repealed and the following substituted:

“Appendix PART I Forms

“FORM A [Section 6]

Encroachment Agreement

BETWEEN:

(Developer)

- and -

The Crown in right of Saskatchewan, as represented by the Minister of Highways and Infrastructure

(Minister)

- and -

(Local Authority)

1. The developer is the registered owner in fee simple of the following land:

(provide land description)

2. A building on the land encroaches on an adjacent street or lane owned by the Crown in right of Saskatchewan but within the municipal boundaries of the Local Authority as shown on the attached real property report.

3. The developer would like the consent of the minister and the local authority to continue the encroachment.

IN CONSIDERATION of the payment of $1 to each of the minister and the local authority, receipt of which is acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:

1. The minister and the local authority agree that the developer and his or her executor, administrator or assigns may continue the encroachment only in accordance with this agreement.

2. The developer agrees that the developer will cause no further encroachment to be made. 174 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

3. The developer agrees that, should the building or any portion of it be structurally altered, ordinary repairs excepted, so that its chief component parts such as foundation or footings or outside walls are altered or renewed, the alterations will be done so that the building will not encroach at all or further on the street or lane after the alterations.

4. The developer agrees to keep the minister and the local authority indemnified from and against any and all expenses, damages, claims, demands, actions or judgments that may arise or be brought by reason of the encroachment or any part of it.

5. This agreement is binding on the heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of the parties.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(Developer)

(The developer’s signature must be witnessed and attested in accordance with the provisions of The Land Titles Act, 2000.)

Minister of Highways and Infrastructure per:

CONSENTED TO AND APPROVED on behalf of the local authority by its proper signing officers under corporate seal this day of , 20 .

(Mayor or Reeve)

(City Clerk or Administrator) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 175

“FORM B [Section 7.1]

Certificate of Clerk of Local Authority

I have considered the proposed division of buildings or land, as shown on:

(describe plans, including legal land description) and I am satisfied that:

separate occupation of the proposed units will not contravene any development control or zoning bylaw;

any consent or approval required pursuant to a zoning bylaw or an interim development control bylaw has been given in relation to the separate occupation of the proposed units;

the construction of any buildings and the division of the buildings and lands into units for separate occupation will not interfere with the existing or likely future amenity of the neighbourhood, having regard to the circumstances of the case and the public interest;

one of the following applies:

the requirement to designate parking spaces or parking units pursuant to section 11 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 has been or will be complied with; or

there is no requirement to designate parking spaces or parking units pursuant to section 11 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 as a result of the operation of subsection 11(2) of The Condominium Property Act, 1993;

if the application relates to the conversion of existing premises used for apartments, flats or tenements into units:

the conversion will not significantly reduce the availability of rental accommodation in the area;

the conversion will not create significant hardship for any or all of the tenants of the existing premises; and

the building and the parcel have the physical characteristics considered necessary by the local authority to make the premises suitable for conversion.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix seal here) (Signature of Clerk of the Local Authority) 176 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM C [Section 12]

Schedule of Unit Factors

Unit Number Type of Unit* Unit Factor Area of Unit Other Features

Total 10,000

*Type of Unit (more than one may apply, in that case, please list all): BL = Bare Land Unit P = Parking Unit S = Services Unit RES = unit intended for residential purposes AG = unit intended or used for agricultural purposes REG = Regular Unit THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 177

“FORM D [Section 13]

Parking Space Redesignation Form

TO: (name of condominium corporation)

I, , being the owner of condominium unit # to which has been designated the exclusive use of parking space # in the Condominium Plan

No. , approve the redesignation of parking space # to:

(a) owner of unit # ; or (name of other unit owner)

(b) the corporation as non-exclusive use common property.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(Signature)

(The owner’s signature must be witnessed and attested in accordance with The Land Titles Act, 2000.)

Approved by , being the holder of a registered interest based on a mortgage on unit # who is first entitled in priority.

(Signature of mortgage holder)

(The mortgage holder’s signature must be witnessed and attested in accordance with The Land Titles Act, 2000.)

Received by on (name of condominium corporation) the day of , 20 .

(Signature of officer of the corporation) 178 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM E [Section 16]

Bond

I/we (the Principal) as Principal and

(the Surety) as Surety are held and firmly bound to the Crown in right of Saskatchewan (the

Obligee) in the sum of dollars, to be paid to the Obligee, for which payment we jointly and severally bind ourselves, our executors, administrators, successors and assigns.

Sealed with the respective seals of the Principal and of the Surety and dated the

day of , 20 .

If the obligation is not realized on pursuant to The Condominium Property Regulations, 2001, the obligation is void but otherwise remains in force and is subject to being realized on as provided by

The Condominium Property Act, 1993.

The obligation may be released in accordance with section 18 of The Condominium Property

Regulations, 2001.

SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED in the presence of:

(affix seal here)

Witness Principal (affix seal here)

Witness Surety By Its Authorized Officer

Authorized Officer (print name) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 179

“FORM F [Section 19]

Certificate of Completion (Bare Land and Common Property Complete)

The following certification is provided with respect to , (name of condominium corporation) a Bare Land Condominium for which titles were issued pursuant to Plan No: , in the

Land Titles Registry and which was developed on the parcel of land formerly described as:

(state previous land description for parcel)

I , being an independent , (engineer, architect or appraiser) certify that the improvements (including services units), common property and common facilities, which were disclosed pursuant to section 26 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and which are described in the attached Form J Declaration of the developer, (name of developer) dated that is required pursuant to section 5.2 of The

Condominium Property Act, 1993 and that accompanies the endorsed declaration which is registered against the titles issued pursuant to the above-mentioned plan, are complete.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here) (Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) 180 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM G [Section 19]

Certificate of Completion (Bare Land - 50% Reduction)

The following certification is provided with respect to , (name of condominium corporation) a Bare Land Condominium, for which titles were issued pursuant to Plan No: , in the Land Titles Registry and which was developed on the parcel of land formerly described as:

(state previous land description for parcel)

Condominium Property Act, 1993 and that accompanies the endorsed declaration which is registered against the titles issued pursuant to the above-mentioned plan, are % complete.

The details regarding the status of the work to be completed are described in the attached letter dated , 20 .

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here) (Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 181

“FORM H [Section 19]

Certificate of Completion (Phased Units, Services Units and Common Property Complete)

The following certification is provided with respect to , (name of condominium corporation) a Phased Condominium, for which titles were issued pursuant to Plan Number , in the Land Titles Registry and which was developed on the parcel of land formerly described as:

(state previous land description for parcel)

I , being an independent , (engineer, architect or appraiser) certify that the additional units (including services units), common property and common facilities, which were disclosed pursuant to section 26 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and which are described in the attached Form N Declaration of the developer, (name of developer) dated that is required pursuant to section 16 of The

Condominium Property Act, 1993 and that accompanies the developer’s reservation which is registered against the titles issued pursuant to the above-mentioned plan, are complete.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here) (Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) 182 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM I [Section 19]

Certificate of Completion (Phased 50% Reduction)

(state previous land description for parcel)

Condominium Property Act, 1993 and that accompanies the developer’s reservation which is registered against the titles issued pursuant to the above-mentioned plan, are % complete.

The details regarding the status of the work to be completed are described in the attached letter dated , 20 .

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here) (Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 183

“FORM J [Section 22]

Declaration of Developer Respecting Bare Land Condominiums

The developer declares:

1. That is the developer of a proposed (name of developer) bare land condominium pursuant to Condominium Plan No. and situated in , to be located on the following (name of local authority) land:

(legal description of land)

2. That the developer undertakes to provide the following as shown on the sketch plan attached to this declaration and described as:

(Here include a list of improvements, including services units. Attach a separate sheet if necessary)

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

3. That if the developer adopts architectural controls respecting improvements on the units, the developer will apply those controls consistently.

Dated this day of , 20 .

Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of

(affix seal here)

(Witness) (Signature of developer) 184 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Certificate of Acceptance Waiver (to be completed by the Minister Responsible (to be completed by the Minister Responsible for the administration of The Condominium Property for the administration of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 or delegate) Act, 1993 or delegate)

The above declaration is accepted In accordance with subsection 17(3) of The Condominium Property Regulations, 2001, this this day of , 20 . is a waiver of the requirement to obtain security mentioned in section 17 of those regulations for the proposed bare land condominium mentioned Minister Responsible for the administration of The above. Condominium Property Act, 1993 or delegate Dated this day of , 20 .

Minister Responsible for the administration of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 or delegate THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 185

“FORM K [Section 23]

Certificate of Cost (Bare Land)

RE: Cost to complete the common property and common facilities (including improvements and services units) described in a Developer’s Declaration respecting a Bare Land Condominium:

I, , of the of in , being a registered , (province) (engineer, architect or appraiser) certify that the cost of completing the common property and common facilities (including improvements and services units) described in the attached Form J Declaration of the developer, dated , for the approved Condominium Plan No. in relation to the parcel of land described as:

(here include a legal description of the parcel of land from which the bare land condominium plan is created) is as follows:

(here include a list of improvements, (including services units), common property and common facilities and their costs, itemized as set out in Form J Developer’s Declaration. Attach a separate sheet if necessary)

(a) $

(b) $

(d) $

(e) $

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here) (Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) 186 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM L [Section 24]

Certificate of Completion (Bare Land - No Improvements Promised)

The following certification is provided with respect to the proposed Bare Land Condominium pursuant to Plan No. , to be developed and located on the parcel of land described as:

(here include a legal description of the parcel of land from which the condominium plan is created)

As indicated in the attached Form J Declaration of the developer , (name of the developer) that is required pursuant to section 5.2 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and that will accompany the endorsed declaration proposed to be submitted for registration in the Land Titles

Registry against titles issued pursuant to the plan, there are no improvements (including services units) or facilities to be provided on common property by the developer.

THEREFORE, I , being an independent , (engineer, architect or appraiser) provide this certificate pursuant to subsection 17(3) of The Condominium Property Regulations,

2001 and certify that because there are no improvements (including services units) or facilities to be provided on common property, no common property or common facilities (including improvements and services units) remain to be constructed with respect to the bare land condominium described in the attached Form J Declaration of the developer, and that the common property and common facilities (including improvements and services units) described in that declaration are complete.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here) (Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 187

“FORM M [Section 24]

Certificate of Completion (Bare Land)

The following certification is provided with respect to the proposed Bare Land Condominium pursuant to Plan No. to be developed and located on the parcel of land described as:

(here include a legal description of the parcel of land from which the condominium plan is created)

I, , being an independent , (engineer, architect or appraiser) certify that the improvements (including services units), common property and common facilities, which were disclosed pursuant to section 26 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and which are described in the attached Form J Declaration of the developer , (name of developer) dated , that is required pursuant to section 5.2 of the Act and that accompanies the endorsed declaration proposed to be submitted for registration in the Land Titles

Registry, are completed.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here)

(Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) 188 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM N [Section 26]

Declaration of Developer Respecting Additional Units and Additional Common Facilities

The developer declares:

1. That is the developer of a (name of developer) condominium pursuant to Condominium Plan No. , to be located on the following land:

(legal description)

2. That the developer undertakes to provide additional units (including services units and parking units) and additional common facilities on the common property as shown on the sketch plan attached and described more fully as follows:

(Include a list of common property, common facilities and units (including services units). Attach a separate sheet if necessary.)

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(e)

3 (If the developer intends to register additional developer’s reservations against the titles issued pursuant to the replacement plan or plans, the developer must include a statement of that fact.)

Dated this day of , 20 .

Signed and sealed in the presence of

(affix seal here)

(Witness)(Signature of developer) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 189

Certificate of Acceptance (to be completed by the Minister Responsible for the administration of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 or delegate)

The above declaration is accepted this day of , 20 .

Minister Responsible for the administration of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 or delegate 190 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM O [Section 27]

Certificate of Cost (Phased Development)

RE: Cost to complete the common property, common facilities and units (including services units) described in a developer’s declaration accompanying a developer’s reservation:

I, , of the of , in the

Province of , being a registered , (engineer, architect or appraiser) certify that the cost of completing the common property, common facilities and additional units

(including services units) described in the attached Form N Declaration of the developer, dated

, for Condominium Plan Number in relation to the parcel of land described as:

(include a legal description of the parcel of land from which the phased plan is created) is as follows:

(Include a list of common property, common facilities and units (including services units), and their costs, itemized as set out in Form N Declaration of the developer. Attach a separate sheet if necessary.)

(a) $

(b) $

(d) $

(e) $

Dated this day of , 20 .

(affix professional seal here) (Signature of engineer, architect or appraiser) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 191

“FORM P [Section 28]

Notice of Amendment

TAKE NOTICE that has obtained an (name of developer) amendment to the declaration accompanying the developer’s reservation registered against the titles issued pursuant to Condominium Plan No. , situated in

, and that: (Local Authority)

(a) the developer has obtained such approval by a special resolution

of ; and (name of condominium corporation)

(b) the amendment is indicated in the endorsed declaration which is attached.

Dated this day of , 20 .

Signed and sealed in the presence of

(affix seal here)

(Witness)(Signature of developer) 192 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM Q [Section 29]

Notice of Extension

TAKE NOTICE that has (name of developer) obtained an extension of the time allowed for the completion of any additional units (including services units) or additional common facilities and now amends the declaration accompanying the developer’s reservation registered against the titles issued pursuant to Condominium Plan No.

, situated in , and that: (Local Authority)

(a) the developer has obtained such approval by a special resolution

of ; and (name of condominium corporation)

(b) the extension is indicated in the endorsed declaration which is attached.

Dated this day of , 20 .

Signed and sealed in the presence of

(affix seal here)

(Witness)(Signature of developer) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 193

“FORM R [Section 31]

Amending Instrument (Other than for Amalgamation)

amends Condominium Plan No. , as follows: (name of condominium corporation)

1. (Describe the nature of the amendments being effected by this instrument)

2. Attached is a schedule showing the existing units, with accompanying unit number, unit factors and registered owners, together with the unit number and unit factors and registered interests against that title that each registered owner will own as a result of the amendment. (attach schedule in Form V)

3. The Registrar is given authority to surrender and set up titles, register interests, designate parking spaces or parking units if necessary, and do any other thing the Registrar considers necessary to give effect to this amending instrument.

The seal of was affixed on (name of condominium corporation) in the presence of and , members of the board.

(affix seal here) 194 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM S [Section 32]

Certificate of Consent (Amendments)

certify that written consents to the (name of condominium corporation) amendment proposed in the attached amending instrument have been obtained from:

(a) the owners of every unit in Condominium Plan No. ; and

(b) every holder of a registered interest based on a mortgage with respect to a unit and the common property that is affected by the amendment.

certify that: (name of condominium corporation)

(a) the written consents of 80% of the owners of units (including services units) in Condominium Plan No. and holders of registered interests based on mortgages with respect to the units (including services units) and common property that are affected by the amendment have been obtained;

(b) a notice of this amending instrument has been served on the following, not less than 30 days before submitting this amending instrument to the Registrar:

(i) all owners of units and all holders of registered interests based on mortgages with respect to the units (including services units) and the common property that are affected by the amending instrument, except those unit owners and holders of registered interests based on mortgages that provide written consents; and

(ii) the local authority; and

The seal of was affixed on (name of condominium corporation) in the presence of and , members of the board.

(affix seal here) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 195

“FORM T [Section 33]

Notice of Court Application (Oppose plan amendment)

TAKE NOTICE that I, , being an owner of a unit, a holder of a registered interest based on a mortgage, or a local authority mentioned in section 14 of

The Condominium Property Act, 1993, object to the proposed amendment to Condominium Plan No.

, and that further, I have applied to a court and served notice of my application as required pursuant to section 14 of the Act.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(Signature)

(The signature must be witnessed and attested in accordance with The Land Titles Act, 2000.) 196 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM U [Section 35]

Amending Instrument (Amalgamation)

, owners of Condominium Plan No. , (name of condominium corporation) and , owners of Condominium Plan No. , (name of condominium corporation) are to be amalgamated as follows:

1. (Describe the amalgamation being effected by this instrument)

2. Attached is a schedule showing the existing units (including services units), with accompanying unit number, unit factors and registered owners, together with the unit number and unit factors and registered interests against that title that each registered owner will own as a result of the amendment. (attach schedule in Form V)

3. The Registrar is also authorized to do any other thing the Registrar considers necessary to give effect to this amending instrument. (attach required documents)

The seal of was affixed on (name of condominium corporation) in the presence of and , members of the board.

The seal of was affixed on (name of condominium corporation) in the presence of and , members of the board. (affix seal here) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 197

“FORM V [Section 35]

Schedule of Units, Service Units and Unit Factors*

Old Unit Old Unit New Unit Unit Type of Registered Registered Parking Number Factor Number Factor Unit** Owner Interests Designation

Total: 10,000 Total: 10,000

*To be used with Forms R, U and X.

**Type of Unit (more than one may apply, in that case, please list all): BL = Bare Land Unit P = Parking Unit S = Services Unit RES = unit intended for residential purposes AG = unit intended or used for agricultural purposes REG = Regular Unit 198 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM W [Section 37]

Amending Instrument (Unit Factors)

amends the unit factors for the (name of condominium corporation) units pursuant to Condominium Plan No. , as follows:

1. (Describe nature of the amendments being effected by this instrument.)

2. Attached is a schedule showing the existing units, with accompanying unit factors and registered owners, together with the units and unit factors the registered owners will own as a result of the amendment. (attach schedule)

3. The Registrar is given authority to amend the information in the registry and to do any other thing the Registrar considers necessary to give effect to this amending instrument.

The seal of was affixed on (name of condominium corporation) in the presence of and , members of the board.

(affix seal here)

Schedule

Unit Number Registered Owner Old Unit Factor New Unit Factor THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 199

“FORM X [Section 38]

Request for Titles Pursuant to Replacement Plan

The developer , being the (name of developer) developer of Condominium Plan No. situated in , (Local Authority) requests that the Registrar undertake the following with respect to Replacement Plan No.

(a) surrender existing titles and set up and issue new titles as per the attached schedule (in Form V);

(b) discharge and register interests as per the attached schedule (in Form V);

(d) do any other thing that the Registrar considers necessary to give effect to the approved replacement plan.

The developer also attaches a certificate indicating that the board for , (name of condominium corporation) approves or does not oppose this application to the Registrar.

Dated this day of , 20 .

Signed and sealed in the presence of

(affix seal here)

(Witness)(Signature of developer)

CERTIFICATE OF BOARD MEMBER

I, , a member of the board of , certify that by a resolution of the board, the corporation (name of condominium corporation) approves or does not oppose the issuance of titles pursuant to Replacement Plan No. .

The seal of was affixed on (name of condominium corporation) in the presence of and , members of the board.

(affix seal here) 200 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM Y [Section 41.1]

Request for Name Search and Reservation

Name and mailing address of person (or company) requesting the name search:

+ , Contact Person

Telephone number where you may be reached from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

. -

1. Condominium Plan Number, if approved, and legal land description of parcel:

2. Name(s) you would like to use (in order of preference): (Only the first available name will be searched unless you ask for all names listed to be reserved.)

(a) (b) (c)

3. This name is to be used for:

~ Incorporation ~ Amalgamation

~ Name change from:

The above name appears to be available for use and is reserved for the above person (or firm) for 90 days ending , 20 .

The above name is not available for the following reason(s):

Department Use Only

Searched by:

Completed documents, in duplicate, are to be sent to the Director of the Corporations Branch. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 201

“FORM Z [Section 41.4]

Application for Change of Corporation Name

Corporation No.

1. Current name of corporation:

2. Requested name:

3. This change of name has been duly authorized pursuant to the requirements of the Act.

Date Name Office Held Signature

Completed documents, in duplicate, are to be sent to the Director of the Corporations Branch. 202 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM AA [Section 45]

Amendment or Repeal of Bylaws

certify that by a special resolution passed (name of condominium corporation) on , the bylaws applicable to the corporation were amended or repealed as follows:

(set out terms of resolution)

The seal of was (name of condominium corporation) affixed on in the presence of and

, members of the board.

(affix seal here) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 203

“FORM BB [Subsection 45(1.1)]

Certificate of Consent (Creation or Dissolution of Sector)

certify that written consents to the (name of condominium corporation) creation or dissolution of a sector proposed in the attached bylaws have been obtained from:

(a) the owners of every unit in , and (name of condominium corporation)

(b) every holder of a registered interest based on a mortgage with respect to a unit and the common property that is affected by the amendment.

certify that: (name of condominium corporation)

(a) the written consents of 80% of the owners of units in (name of condominium corporation)

and holders of registered interests based on mortgages with respect to the units and common property that are affected by the bylaws have been obtained;

(b) a notice of this bylaw has been served on the following, not less than 30 days before submitting this bylaw to the Director:

(i) all owners of units, or all holders of registered interests based on mortgages with respect to the units and the common property that are affected by the bylaws, except those unit owners and holders of registered interests based on mortgages that provide written consents; and

(ii) the local authority; and

The seal of (name of condominium corporation) was affixed on in the presence of and

, members of the board.

(affix seal here) 204 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM CC [Subsection 45(1.2)]

Notice of Court Application (Oppose resolution passing or approving bylaw)

TAKE NOTICE that I, , being an owner of a unit, object to the attached resolution with respect to a bylaw made pursuant to clause 47(1)(m.1) of the

Act that was passed or approved in accordance with clause 47.1(4)(b) of the Act, and that further, I have applied to a court and served notice of my application as required pursuant to subsections 47.1(6) and (7) of the Act.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(Signature)

(The signature must be witnessed and attested in accordance with The Land Titles Act, 2000.)

*Attach resolution and bylaw that is the subject of the resolution. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 205

“FORM DD [Section 46]

Change of Address for Service

TAKE NOTICE that , (name of condominium corporation) by resolution of the board, changes its address for service as previously filed with the Director to: , which is now the corporation’s address for service.

The seal of was affixed (name of condominium corporation) on in the presence of and

, members of the board.

(affix seal here) 206 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM EE [Section 50]

Notice of Application (Opposition to Apportionment)

TAKE NOTICE that I, , being one of the persons described in subsection 48(3) of The Condominium Property Regulations, 2001, object to the scheme of apportionment included in the proposed amendment to the bylaws of Condominium Plan No.

, and that further, I have applied to a court and served notice of my application as required pursuant to section 49 of the regulations.

Dated this day of , 20 .

(Signature)

(The signature must be witnessed and attested in accordance with The Land Titles Act, 2000.) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 207

“FORM FF

Reserve Fund Study Report [Section 51.4]

1. Section 58.1 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993 requires the corporation to conduct periodic studies to determine whether the amount of money in the reserve fund and the amount of contributions collected by the corporation are adequate to provide for the expected costs of major repair and replacement of the common elements and assets of the corporation (including services units).

2. The following is a report of the reserve fund study, (name of condominium corporation)

dated , prepared by (name of person conducting the reserve fund study)

3. The qualifications of the person who conducted the reserve fund study are:

(describe qualifications)

4. The person who conducted the study and prepared this report is not (or is) an owner, employee or agent of the corporation, a property manager of or otherwise associated with the corporation. (If applicable, describe relationship of the person who conducted the study to the corporation.)

5. The repair, maintenance and replacement recommendations arising from the reserve fund study are:

(summarize the recommendations) 208 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

6. The estimated expenditures from the reserve fund for the repair and replacement of common property are set out in the CASH FLOW TABLE. In this report, the term ‘annual contribution’ means the total amount to be contributed each year to the reserve fund. The recommended total annual contribution for (Set out the fiscal year following the year in which the study is completed, unless the contribution is to be increased in the current year; then set out the current fiscal year) is $ , based on the estimated expenditures and the following:

Opening Balance of the Reserve Fund: $

Minimum Reserve Fund Balance during the projected period: $

Assumed Annual Inflation Rate for Reserve Fund Expenditures: %

Assumed Annual Interest Rate for interest earned on the Reserve Fund: %

7. Cash Flow Table

Year Opening Recommended Estimated Estimated Percentage Closing Balance Annual Inflation Interest Increase in Balance (show each Contribution Adjusted Earned Recommended of 25 consecutive Expenditures Annual years, Contribution beginning with the current fiscal year)

8. The total annual contribution recommended for the current fiscal year is $ ,

(check applicable box)

~ which is the same amount that has already been budgeted. or

~ which represents an increase of % over the amount already budgeted.

9. At the present time the average contribution per unit per month to the reserve fund is $ . THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 209

If the recommendations arising from the reserve fund study are followed, the average increase in contribution per unit per month will be $ . (State the amount of the increase for each of the three fiscal years following the year in which the reserve fund study is completed. If the contribution is to be increased in the fiscal year in which the reserve fund study is completed, also state the amount of that increase.)

10. In my opinion, the reserve fund should be adequate to offset the expenditures for the major repair or replacement of the components if the corporation makes contributions recommended as a result of the study.

(date) (Signature of person who conducted reserve fund study) 210 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM GG [Section 53]

Estoppel Certificate

(the “corporation”) (name of condominium corporation)

DATE:

TO:

RE: UNIT NO. (the Unit)

CERTIFICATE

The corporation certifies that, as of the above date:

1. (Provide the following information: (a) the amount of the common expense contribution levied respecting the Unit; (b) the amount of the reserve fund contribution levied respecting the Unit; (c) the extent to which the contributions have been paid respecting the Unit; (d) the amount of any unpaid contributions or arrears in contributions respecting the Unit; (e) the manner in which the contributions are payable [for example, by annual or monthly instalments]; (f) the amount of any extraordinary contribution levied on the Unit and the extent to which it has been paid); (g) the corporation has bylaws creating sectors and the unit is included in a sector.

2. The corporation is not aware of any default by the present owner of the Unit in fulfilling any of the owner’s obligations arising from membership in the corporation and ownership of the Unit, except as specified above or noted below:

3. The corporation holds insurance policies as required by The Condominium Property Act, 1993, and its bylaws and the policies are in good standing. (Describe particulars of insurance, including the carrier, the agent, the amount, the date of renewal, additional endorsements and the deductible, or attach a certificate of insurance that includes these particulars.)

4. The corporation has not been served with a notice of any unsatisfied judgments against the corporation, any existing orders or actions, suits or proceedings pending against or affecting the corporation before or issued by any court or any public authority having jurisdiction except as listed below: (include particulars about any matter listed) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 211

5. Since the date of the last audited financial statements of the corporation there has been no material adverse change in the assets or liabilities of the corporation except as follows:

6. The corporation has not taken any action nor has it received notice of any pending proceedings:

(a) for the transfer or leasing of the common property or services units of the corporation or any part of it, except to the extent permitted under its bylaws in relation to the assignment of parking spaces and privacy areas to individual units;

(b) to authorize any substantial change in or addition to the common facilities, services units or any other substantial change in the assets of the corporation;

(d) to amend the bylaws of the corporation as constituted pursuant to The Condominium Property Act, 1993 or as presently filed;

(e) to amend the bylaws of the corporation to create or dissolve sectors within the corporation;

(f) for the appointment of an administrator for the corporation;

(g) to terminate the condominium status of the land and buildings comprising the condominium property of the corporation;

(h) to amend the scheme of apportionment of property taxes pursuant to The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and the regulations made pursuant to that Act; or

(i) to appeal the assessment of the rates, charges or taxes on the units and common property of the corporation levied by any assessing authority, or to apply for approval of a new scheme of apportionment for assessment purposes.

7. There has been no scheme of apportionment of property taxes ordered by the Saskatchewan Municipal board pursuant to The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and the regulations made pursuant to that Act. OR

7. There has been a scheme of apportionment of property taxes ordered by the Saskatchewan Municipal Board pursuant to The Condominium Property Act, 1993 and the regulations made pursuant to that Act, described as follows: 212 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

8. There has been no reapportionment of common expense or reserve fund contributions pursuant to The Condominium Property Regulations, 2001.

8. There has been a reapportionment of common expense or reserve fund contributions pursuant to The Condominium Property Regulations, 2001 described as follows:

9. The amount of the reserve fund is:

10. There are no contracts extending beyond one year except as follows:

11. The corporation states that the unit factors among the units included in the condominium plan have been apportioned as follows:

12. A reserve fund study report is available on request:

~ Yes Date of report: ~ No Why not?

13. The qualifications of the person who conducted the reserve fund study are:

14. The corporation states that the person who conducted the reserve fund study is not an owner, employee or agent of the corporation, nor is he or she a property manager of or otherwise associated with the corporation:

~ Yes ~ No If no, indicate relationship of person who did the study to the corporation. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 213

15. The corporation has adopted a funding plan in conformity with the recommendations in the reserve fund study report:

~ Yes ~ No Why not, or in what way is the funding plan not consistent with the recommendations in the report?

The corporation also advises for your information only, BUT DOES NOT CERTIFY, that, as of the above date:

The names and addresses of the members of the board of directors of the corporation are:

(name of condominium corporation)

by: (Signature of officer of the corporation - include title)

If requested, copies of the following documents will be provided on payment of the fee noted opposite each document:

1. latest financial statements for the corporation $ 2. current budget for the corporation 3. current policy of insurance 4. current bylaws of the corporation 5. any current management agreement

If the corporation wishes to, it may disclose the following:

1. The particulars of the parking or any exclusive use area, including any special rules regarding those areas.

2. The date of the last annual meeting and the date of the next annual meeting, if known. 214 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM HH [Section 61]

Certificate of Corporation (Lease or Transfer of Common Property)

certify that: (name of condominium corporation)

(a) a unanimous resolution respecting the transfer or lease of common property was properly passed;

(b) the transfer or lease conforms with the terms of the unanimous resolution;

(d) in the case of a transfer, the Registrar is authorized to surrender and set up titles, discharge and register interests, designate parking spaces and parking units, and do any other thing the Registrar considers necessary to enable the transfer.

The particulars of the lease or transfer are as follows:

The seal of was affixed (name of condominium corporation) on in the presence of and

, members of the board.

(affix seal here) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 215

“FORM II [Section 62]

Certificate of Corporation (Transfer after Termination)

certify that (name of condominium corporation) a unanimous resolution authorizing the attached transfer was properly passed and that all necessary consents were obtained.

The Registrar is also authorized to surrender and set up titles, discharge and register interests, and do any other thing the Registrar considers necessary to enable the transfer.

The particulars of the transfer are as follows:

The seal of was affixed (name of condominium corporation) on in the presence of and

, members of the board.

(affix seal here) 216 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM JJ [Section 63]

Notice of Termination of Condominium Status

certifies (name of condominium corporation) that the condominium status of the building or land illustrated in Condominium Plan No.

has been terminated.

Annexed is a certified copy of the unanimous resolution of the owners pursuant to section 83 of The

Condominium Property Act, 1993.

Annexed is a certified copy of the order made by the court pursuant to section 84 of The

Condominium Property Act, 1993.

The seal of was affixed (name of condominium corporation) on in the presence of and

, members of the board.

(affix seal here) THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 217

“FORM KK [Section 68]

Certificate of Independent Legal Advice

I, , being a lawyer legally entitled to practise law in , certify that I have explained the purpose and effect of the attached waiver to

, the person/persons named in the attached waiver, separate and apart from the developer or any employee or agent of the developer and that understands the purpose and effect of the waiver.

I further certify that I have not, nor has my employer, partner or clerk, prepared the attached waiver and that I am not, nor is my employer, partner or clerk, otherwise interested in the transaction involved.

(Lawyer)

Waiver of Right to Rescind a Condominium Purchase Agreement

I, , waive the right to rescind the purchase agreement that I have entered respecting the following property within 10 days after the day on which the purchase agreement was signed:

(legal description of property)

Dated this day of , 20 .

(Signature of purchaser) 218 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

“FORM LL [Section 68.1]

Certificate Verifying Copies of Condominium Documents

The Owners: Condominium Corporation No. certify that the attached plans marked as and are copies of a condominium plan, or an amendment to a condominium plan approved by and filed with the Controller of Surveys on , and that the attached unit factor schedule is a copy of a schedule filed with the Controller of Surveys on .

The seal of the Owners: Condominium Corporation No. was affixed on

in the presence of and , members of the board

(affix seal here)

Completed documents, in duplicate, are to be sent to the Director of the Corporations Branch”.

Coming into force 50(1) Subject to subsection (2), these regulations come into force on the day on which section 1 of The Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2009 comes into force. (2) If these regulations are filed with the Registrar of Regulations after the day on which section 1 of The Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2009 comes into force, these regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 219

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 36/2010 The Land Titles Act, 2000 Section 187 Order in Council 195/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Land Titles Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.L-5.1 Reg 1 amended 2 The Land Titles Regulations, 2001 are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Section 22 amended 3 Paragraph 22(5.3)(b)(ii)(A) is repealed and the following substituted: “(A) an administrator; “(A.1) the liquidator”.

Section 74.1 amended 4 Clause 74.1(a) is repealed and the following substituted: “(a) ‘administrator’ means an administrator appointed pursuant to section 101 of The Condominium Property Act, 1993; “(a.1) ‘adult’ means an adult as defined in The Adult Guardianship and Co-decision-making Act”. New section 74.2 5 The following section is added after section 74.1:

“Application by administrator 74.2 An application by an administrator to be registered as an alternate authority on a title or interest must be: (a) made in the form provided; and (b) accompanied by evidence acceptable to the Registrar of the administrator’s authority”.

Section 79 amended 6 Clause 79(1)(a) is repealed and the following substituted: “(a) an administrator; “(a.1) a liquidator”.

Coming into force 7(1) Subject to subsection (2), these regulations come into force on the day on which section 1 of The Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2009 comes into force. (2) If these regulations are filed with the Registrar of Regulations after the day on which section 1 of The Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2009 comes into force, these regualtions come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. 220 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 37/2010 The Saskatchewan Telecommunications Act Section 46 Order in Council 196/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Sask911 Fees Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.S-34 Reg 5 amended 2 The Sask911 Fees Regulations, 2003 are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Section 3 amended 3 Clause 3(4)(b) is amended by striking out “18.42% of the fees collected” and substituting “$0.07 per month for each working line and working telephone number for which fees are collected by the corporation”.

Appendix amended 4 Table 1 of the Appendix is repealed and the following substituted:

“TABLE 1 [Section 3]

Sask911 Fees

Service Fee 1 Local telephone services billed as residential or business access lines including multi-line outgoing access lines $0.62 per working line per month 2 Local telephone services billed as centrex service 0.62 per working telephone number per month 3 Wireless telephone access that is assigned a telephone number associated with Saskatchewan 0.62 per working telephone number per month”. Coming into force 5(1) Subject to subsection (2), these regulations come into force on April 1, 2010. (2) If these regulations are filed with the Registrar of Regulations after April 1, 2010, these regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 221

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 38/2010 The Enterprise Saskatchewan Act Section 24 Order in Council 197/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Enterprise Saskatchewan Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.E-10.01 Reg 1 amended 2 The Enterprise Saskatchewan Regulations are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations.

Appendix, Part I amended 3 Part I of the Appendix is repealed and the following substituted:

“Part I [Subsection 3(1)]

1 Agricultural Manufacturers of Canada 2 Ag-West Bio Inc. 3 Association of Professional Community Planners of Saskatchewan 4 Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan 5 Association of Saskatchewan Forestry Professionals 6 Athabasca Economic Development and Training Corp. 7 Battlefords Chamber of Commerce 8 Business Mentorship Institute of Saskatchewan Inc. 9 Canada West Equipment Dealers Association 10 Canada’s Venture Capital and Private Equity Association 11 Canadian Bankers Association 12 Canadian Federation of Independent Business 13 Canadian Home Builders’ Association Saskatchewan, Inc. 14 Canadian Information Processing Society of Saskatchewan Inc. 15 Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters 16 Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association 17 Certified General Accountants Association of Saskatchewan 18 Certified Management Accountants of Saskatchewan 19 Community Futures Partners of Saskatchewan Inc. 20 Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan Inc. 21 Entrepreneurial Foundation of Saskatchewan Inc. 22 Estevan and District Board of Tourism, Trade and Commerce 23 Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce Corp. 24 Insurance Brokers’ Association of Saskatchewan 25 Interior Designers Association of Saskatchewan 26 Investment Dealers Association of Canada - Saskatchewan District Council 27 Melfort & District Chamber of Commerce Inc. 222 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

28 MidSask Enterprise Region Inc. 29 Moose Jaw & District Chamber of Commerce 30 Nipawin & District Chamber of Commerce Inc. 31 North Central Saskatchewan Enterprise Region Inc. 32 North East Enterprise Region Inc. 33 North Saskatoon Business Association Inc. 34 North West Enterprise Region Inc. 35 Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute 36 Prairie Innovation Enterprise Region Inc. 37 Prince Albert & District Chamber of Commerce Inc. 38 Regina & District Chamber of Commerce 39 Regina & Region Home Builders’ Association, Inc. 40 Regina Regional Opportunities Commission 41 Retail Council of Canada 42 Road Builders & Heavy Construction Association of Saskatchewan, Inc. 43 SAINT Saskatchewan Angel Investor Network Inc. 44 Sask Aerospace & Defence Inc. 45 Saskatchewan Aviation Council Inc. 46 Saskatchewan Advanced Technology Association Inc. 47 Saskatchewan Arts Alliance Corp. 48 Saskatchewan Arts Board 49 Saskatchewan Assessment Appraisers’ Association 50 Saskatchewan Association of Architects 51 Saskatchewan Automobile Dealers’ Association Inc. 52 Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce 53 Saskatchewan Construction Association, Inc. 54 Saskatchewan Cultural Industries Development Council, Inc. 55 Saskatchewan East Enterprise Region, Inc. 56 Saskatchewan Economic Development Association Incorporated 57 Saskatchewan Environmental Industry and Managers Association Inc. 58 Saskatchewan Film and Video Development Corporation 59 Saskatchewan Food Processors Association, Inc. 60 Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists 61 Saskatchewan Interactive Media Association Inc. 62 Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association 63 Saskatchewan Motion Picture Association 64 Saskatchewan Outfitters Association Inc. 65 Saskatchewan Recording Industry Association Inc. 66 Saskatchewan South East Enterprise Region Inc. 67 Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc. 68 Saskatchewan Trucking Association 69 Saskatchewan Young Professionals & Entrepreneurs Inc. 70 Saskatoon & Region Home Builders’ Association Inc. 71 Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 223

72 Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority Inc. 73 SaskCulture Inc. 74 South Central Enterprise Region Inc. 75 Southwest Enterprise Region Inc. 76 Swift Current Chamber of Commerce Inc. 77 Telecommunications Research Laboratories 78 The Association of Saskatchewan Realtors Inc. 79 The Institute of Certified Management Consultants of Saskatchewan 80 The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan 81 The Saskatchewan Graphic Arts Industries Association Inc. 82 The Saskatchewan Hotel and Hospitality Association, Inc. 83 The Law Society of Saskatchewan 84 Tisdale & District Chamber of Commerce Inc. 85 Tourism Authority 86 West Central Enterprise Region Inc. 87 Weyburn Chamber of Commerce 88 Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan Inc. 89 Yorkton Chamber of Commerce Inc. 90 55 West Enterprise Region, Inc.”.

Appendix, Part III amended 4 Part III of the Appendix is repealed and the following is substituted:

“Part III [Subsection 3(3)]

1 Agency Chiefs Tribal Council 2 Ahtahkakoop First Nation 3 Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs Inc. 4 Battlefords Tribal Council 5 Beardy’s And Okemasis First Nation 6 Big Island Lake Cree Nation 7 Big River First Nation 8 Birch Narrows First Nation 9 Black Lake First Nation 10 Buffalo River Dene First Nation 11 Canoe Lake Cree First Nation 12 Carry The Kettle First Nation 13 Clearwater River Dene First Nation 14 Cote First Nation 15 Cowessess First Nation 16 Cumberland House Cree Nation 17 Day Star First Nation 18 English River First Nation 19 Federation of Saskatchewan Indians Inc. 20 File Hills Qu’appelle Tribal Council Inc. 21 Fishing Lake First Nation 22 Flying Dust First Nation 224 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

23 Fond Du Lac First Nation 24 Gordon First Nation 25 Hatchet Lake Denesuline Nation 26 Island Lake First Nation 27 James Smith Cree Nation 28 Kahkewistahaw First Nation 29 Kawacatoose First Nation 30 Keeseekoose First Nation 31 Kinistin Saulteaux Nation 32 Lac La Ronge Indian Band 33 Little Black Bear First Nation 34 Little Pine First Nation 35 Lucky Man Cree Nation 36 Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation 37 Meadow Lake Tribal Council 38 Métis Eastern Region I 39 Métis Eastern Region II 40 Métis Eastern Region IIa 41 Métis Eastern Region III 42 Métis Nation – Saskatchewan Secretariat Inc. 43 Métis Northern Region I 44 Métis Northern Region II 45 Métis Northern Region III 46 Métis Western Region I 47 Métis Western Region Ia 48 Métis Western Region II 49 Métis Western Region IIa 50 Métis Western Region III 51 Mistawasis First Nation 52 Montreal Lake First Nation 53 Moosomin First Nation 54 Mosquito Grizzly Bear’s Head, Lean Man First Nation 55 Muscowpetung First Nation 56 Muskeg Lake Cree Nation 57 Muskoday First Nation 58 Muskowekwan First Nation 59 Neekaneet First Nation 60 Ocean Man First Nation 61 Ochapowace First Nation 62 Okanese First Nation 63 One Arrow First Nation 64 Onion Lake First Nation 65 Pasqua First Nation 66 Peepeekisis First Nation 67 Pelican Lake First Nation 68 Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation 69 Pheasant Rump Nakota First Nation 70 Piapot First Nation 71 Poundmaker First Nation 72 Prince Albert Grand Council THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 225

73 Red Earth Cree Nation 74 Red Pheasant First Nation 75 S/E Treaty #4 Tribal Council 76 Sakimay First Nation 77 Saskatoon Tribal Council Inc. 78 Saulteaux First Nation 79 Shoal Lake Cree Nation 80 Standing Buffalo First Nation 81 Star Blanket Cree Nation 82 Sturgeon Lake First Nation 83 Sweetgrass First Nation 84 The Key First Nation 85 Thunderchild First Nation 86 Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Inc. 87 Wahpeton Dakota Nation 88 Waterhen Lake First Nation 89 White Bear First Nation 90 Whitecap Dakota First Nation 91 Witchekan Lake First Nation 92 Wood Mountain First Nation 93 Yellow Quill First Nation 94 Yorkton Tribal Council”. Appendix, Part VIII amended 5 Part VIII of the Appendix is repealed and the following is substituted:

“Part VIII [Subsection 3(8)]

1 Canadian Association of Mining Equipment and Services for Export 2 Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors 3 Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers 4 Canadian Energy Pipeline Association 5 Canadian Petroleum Products Institute 6 Council of Saskatchewan Forest Industries Inc. 7 FP Innovations (Forintek) 8 Independent Forest Operators of Saskatchewan Inc. 9 Mining Association of Canada 10 Petroleum Services Association of Canada 11 Petroleum Technology Research Centre Inc. 12 Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada 13 Saskatchewan Mining Association Inc. 14 Saskatchewan Potash Producers Association Inc. 15 Small Explorers and Producers Association of Canada”. 226 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

Appendix, Part IX amended 6 Part IX of the Appendix is repealed and the following is substituted:

“Part IX [Subsection 3(9)]

1 Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan Inc. 2 Agriculture Council of Saskatchewan Inc. 3 Dairy Farmers of Saskatchewan Inc. 4 National Farmers Union (Canada) 5 Sask Pork 6 Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association Inc. 7 Saskatchewan Cattle Feeders Association Inc. 8 Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission 9 Saskatchewan Herb and Spice Association Inc. 10 Saskatchewan Livestock Association 11 Saskatchewan Pulse Growers 12 Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association 13 Western Barley Growers Association 14 Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association 15 Western Farm Leadership Council”.

Coming into force 7 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations.

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 39/2010 The Saskatchewan Watershed Authority Act, 2005 Sections 44 and 98 Order in Council 198/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Reservoir Development Area Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.E-10.2 Reg 1 amended 2 The Reservoir Development Area Regulations are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations. Section 2 amended 3 The following clause is added after clause 2(l): “(l.1) ‘motor home’ means a self-propelled vehicle that is utilized or designed to be utilized as a dwelling unit or sleeping place for one or more persons”. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 227

New section 24 4 Section 24 is repealed and the following substituted:

“Residential recreation district 24(1) In a residential recreation district, no person shall establish any use other than: (a) a one-family dwelling; (b) a commercial building, if the use would not be prejudicial to other uses in the area; (c) a boat-house, pier, boat launching ramp or beach structure, if the use would not be prejudicial to other uses in the area; (d) a park; (e) a place of worship or religious institution; or (f) an accessory structure or accessory use. (2) Notwithstanding any other provision of these regulations or any other regulations made pursuant to the Act, the minister may issue a development permit for any of the following structures, and the holder of the development permit may construct, alter or move any of the following structures, in a residential recreation district: (a) a multi-family living unit; (b) one motor home or one trailer coach. (3) The development permit mentioned in subsection (2) that is issued for a motor home or trailer coach may allow for a variance of the lot size used for the motor home or trailer coach”.

Appendix amended 5(1) The Lake Dienfenbaker Reservoir Development Area as designated in the Appendix is amended in the manner set forth in this section. (2) Subsection 1(3) is repealed and the following substituted: “(3) The boundaries of the Lake Diefenbaker Reservoir Development Area are as shown on a map entitled ‘General Plan, Reservoir Development Area, Lake Diefenbaker’, drawn September 9, 2009, signed by the President of the Saskatchewan Watershed Authority, and on file in the office of the Director of the Basin Operations Branch of the Saskatchewan Watershed Authority”. (3) Clause 4(2)(e) is repealed and the following substituted: “(e) ‘General Plan, Reservoir Development Area, Birsay’, drawn September 9, 2009”.

Coming into force 6 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. 228 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010

SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 40/2010 The Uniform Building and Accessibility Standards Act Section 8 Order in Council 199/2010, dated March 31, 2010 (Filed April 1, 2010) Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Building and Accessibility Standards Administration Amendment Regulations, 2010.

R.R.S. c.U-1.2 Reg 6, section 14 amended 2 Subsection 14(1) of The Building and Accessibility Standards Administration Regulations is amended by adding the following clauses after clause (p): “(q) The Rural Municipality of Loon Lake No. 561 - April 15, 2010; “(r) The Rural Municipality of Meadow Lake No. 588 - April 15, 2010”.

Coming into force 3 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of Regulations. THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010 229 230 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, APRIL 16, 2010