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The Saskatchewan Gazette PUBLISHED WEEKLY by AUTHORITY of the QUEEN's PRINTER PART I Volume 87 REGINA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1991 No THIS ISSUE HAS NO PART 111 1 (REGULATIONS OF SASKATCHEWAN) The Saskatchewan Gazette PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY AUTHORITY OF THE QUEEN'S PRINTER PART I Volume 87 REGINA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1991 No. 46 TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I ACTS PROCLAIMED ...........................................1798 APPOINTMENTS ..............................................1798 _J ORDERS IN COUNCIL ..........................................1798 The Government Organization Act .................................1798 MINISTER'S ORDERS ..........................................1810 The Oil and Gas Conservation Act .................................1810 CORPORATIONS BRANCH NOTICES ...........................1813 The Co-operatives Act, 1989 . ......................................1813 The Business Corporations Act . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..1813 The Business Names Registration Act ..............................1817 The Non-profit Corporations Act ...................................1823 l PUBLIC NOTICES ..............................................1823 The Change of Name Act .........................................1823 The Dental Profession Act, 1978 ...................................1824 The Garage Keepers Act ..........................................1824 The Oil and Gas Conservation Act .................................1824 The Planning and Development Act, 1983 ...........................1825 The Tax Enforcement Act ........................................1825 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN ........................................ .1827 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS .....................................1827 l PART II The Indian and Metis Affairs Secretariat Amendment Regulations, 1991 699 The Education and Health Tax Exemption and Remission (1991) l Regulations .................................................... 701 f 1798 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE ACTS PROCLAIMED being qualified to operate an approved instru­ ment and therefore "qualified technician" with respect to breath samples, the following persons: The following proclamations have been issued that are effective on or after January 1, 1991: R.C.M. Police: The Agri-Food Act, c.A-15.2, S.S. 1990-91. Blair Kenneth McDonald Sections 1 to 32, 34 to 36, subsection 37(2) and Donald Neelin Parke sections 38 to 40 proclaimed in force effective January 1, 1991. Wallace Lee Purcell The League of Educational Administrators, Dated October 31, 1991. Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991, c.L-9.02, S.S. 1990-91. Proclaimed in force effective Brian Barrington-Foote, Q.C., August 1, 1991. Deputy Attorney General and Deputy Minister of Justice. The Legal Profession Act, 1990, c. L-10.1, S.S. 1990-91. Proclaimed in force effective October 1, 1991. The Medical Laboratory Licensing Act, c.M-9.1, ORDERS IN COUNCIL S.S. 1989-90. Proclaimed in force effective April 1, 1991. The Ozone-depleting Substances Control Act, The Government Organization Act c.O-8, S.S. 1990-91. Proclaimed in force effective January 1, 1991. The Personal Care Homes Act, c.P-6.01, S.S. (O.C. 928/91) 1989-90. Proclaimed in force effective October 1, 1 Nov 1991 1991. Pursuant to sections 4, 5 and 9 of The Govern­ The Planning and Development Amendment ment Organization Act, on the recommendation of Act, 1989, c.51, S.S. 1990-91. Section 31 pro­ the President of the Executive Council, the Lieu­ claimed in force effective January 1, 1991. tenant Governor in Council made order in council The Referendum and Plebiscite Act, c. R-8.01, 928/91, dated November 1, 1991: S.S. 1990-91. Proclaimed in force effective Sep­ (a) repealing Your Honour's Order 820/91; tember 10, 1991. (b) listing the members of the Executive The Sashatchewan Heritage Foundation Act, Council in order of seniority as set out in the c.S-22.1, S.S. 1990-91. Proclaimed in force effec­ first column of Schedule I along with their tive February 18, 1991. respective offices and their responsibilities set The Saslwtchewan Human Rights Code Amend­ out in the second column; ment Act, 1989, c.23, S.S. 1990-91. Section 11 proclaimed in force effective March 1, 1991. (c) appointing the Acting Minister for each Minister as set out in the third column of Sched­ The Summary Offences Procedure Act, 1990, ule I attached hereto with respect to the office c.S-63.1, S.S. 1990-91. Proclaimed in force effec­ opposite it and where there is more than one tive January 1, 1991. Acting Minister, the Acting Minister whose * A proclamation appearing in this list for name is underlined with respect to all other the firsttime is indicated in bold print. responsibilities of the Minister unless another Minister is listed as an Acting Minister opposite a responsibility; APPOINTMENTS (d) designating the senior member of the Executive Council present in the City of Regina according to the list of Ministers in Schedule I DESIGNATION OF BREATHALIZER excluding the President of the Executive Coun­ TECHNICIANS cil, to be Acting Minister in the event that the Minister and the Acting Minister are absent for (Breath Samples) any reason; I, Brian Barrington-Foote, Q.C., Deputy Attor­ (e) assigning ministerial responsibility for ney General, pursuant to subsection 254(1) of the the administration of the various Acts of the Criminal Code (Canada), hereby designate as Legislature as set out in Schedule II; SCHEDULE I to O.C. 928/91 including changes made by O.C. 949/91 MINISTER OFFICE and RESPONSIBILITIES ACTING Hon. Roy Romanow, Q.C. Premier Tchorzewski President of the Executive Council Planning and Priorities (Chairperson) Electoral Office NOVEMBER 15, 1991 1799 MINISTER OFFICE and RESPONSIBILITIES ACTING � Hon. Ed Tchorzewski Deputy Premier Minister of Finance Romanow Planning and Priorities (Member) Treasury Board (Chairperson) Crown Investments Corporation (Chairperson) Investment Board (Chairperson) Provincial Auditor Board of Revenue Commissioners Saskatchewan Pension Plan Public Service Superannuation Board Public Employees Superannuation Commission Municipal Employees Superannuation Commission Saskatchewan Development Fund (Vice-Chairperson) Municipal Financing Corporation (Chairperson) Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation (Vice-Chairperson) Saskatchewan Power Corporation (Member) Souris Basin Development Authority (Vice-Chairperson) Hon. Dwain Lingenfelter Minister of Economic Diversification Teichrob and Trade __J Planning and Priorities Committee (Member) Legislative Review Committee (Vice-Chairperson) Crown Investments Corporation (Vice-Chairperson) Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation (Vice-Chairperson) Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Management Corporation Saskatchewan Government Insurance (Vice-Chairperson) Saskatchewan Energy Corporation Saskatchewan Power Corporation Souris Basin Development Authority (Chairperson) Saskatchewan Transportation Company (Vice-Chairperson) Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation (Member) Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation (Member) Hon. Louise Simard Minister of Health MacKinnon Minister Responsible forthe Status of Women Planning and Priorities (Member) Treasury Board (Member) Investment Board (Member) Order in Council Review Committee (Chairperson) Saskatchewan Cancer Foundation Saskatchewan Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts Health Research Board Public Service Commission Women's Secretariat Saskatchewan Women's Advisory Council Wascana Centre Authority Saskatchewan Power Corporation (Member) Souris Basin Development Authority (Member) I 1800 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZET TE MINISTER OFFICE and RESPONSIBILITIES ACTING Hon. Carol Teichrob Minister of Education Cunningham Minister of the Family Treasury Board (Member) Investment Board (Member) Crown Investments Corporation (Member) Teachers' Superannuation Commission Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation (Member) Family Foundation Saskatchewan Arts Board Western Development Museum Saskatchewan Archives Board Interprovincial Lotteries Saskatchewan Telecommunications (Vice-Chairperson) Saskatchewan Computer Utility Corporation (Chairperson) Hon. Berny Wiens Minister of Agriculture and Food Cunningham Minister of Highways and Transportation Teichrob Planning and Priorities Committee (Member) Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Water Corporation (Vice-Chairperson) Horse Racing Commission Milk Control Board Saskatchewan Pork Producers Marketing Board Saskatchewan Sheep and Wool Marketing Commission Saskatchewan Beef Stabilization Board Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation (Chairperson) Agriculture Development Fund Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute Highway Traffic Board Teichrob Hon. Carol Carson Minister of Community Services Mitchell Minister of Environment and Public Safety J Crown Investment Corporation (Member) Treasury Board (Member) Investment Board (Member) Legislative Review Committee (Chairperson) Regulations Review Committee (Member) Saskatchewan Housing Corporation (Chairperson) Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency Saskatchewan Municipal Board Saskatchewan Emergency Measures Organization Water Appeal Board Municipal Financing Corporation (Member) Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation (Chairperson) Saskatchewan Transportation Company (Chairperson) - (O.C. 949/91) NOVEMBER 15, 1991 1801 MINISTER OFFICE and RESPONSIBILITIES ACTING 7 Hon. Robert Mitchell, Q.C. Minister of Justice and Attorney General Simard Provincial Secretary Minister of Human Resources, Labour and Employment Planning and Priorities Committee (Member) Legislative Review Committee (Member) Saskatchewan Gaming Commission Saskatchewan Property
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