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Canada — Saskatchewan
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The Act sets accessibility duties for Saskatchewan public bodies and other prescribed persons, creates an accessibility office and committee, and provides inspection, enforcement, offences, penalties, and appeal rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations name themselves, define “Act” as The Accessible Saskatchewan Act, prescribe the listed bodies as public sector bodies for the Act, and set commencement based on section 1-1 of the Act or filing with the Registrar of Regulations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set the prescribed property damage amount at $1,000, repeal the 1987 Accident Reporting Regulations, and take effect when filed with the Registrar of Regulations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act creates Saskatchewan’s accounting profession institute, sets up registration and licensing rules, and limits who may use protected accounting titles and designations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act lets an eligible individual claim an active families benefit for each eligible child, subject to income and claim rules, record retention, and a filed information form.
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These regulations set out which activities, children, and expenses qualify for the Active Families Benefit, and what receipts and family-claim rules apply.
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This provision sets out how estates are administered, including probate and administration applications, registrar notices, accounting, security, and related court powers.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set estate-administration forms, fees, notice requirements, estate value rules, and coming-into-force rules.
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This Act sets the rules for adoption in Saskatchewan, including consent, best-interests review, placement, notice, and court process.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part sets out adoption application, reporting, post-adoption information, and agency licensing rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets rules for adult guardianship and co-decision-making, including who may apply, notice requirements, court review, and the rights and duties linked to appointments.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set forms, assessment rules, fees, bond rules, gift limits, and accounting exceptions for adult guardianship and co-decision-making matters.
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These regulations set standards for adult and youth group homes, including location, space, facilities, food, records, medication, inspections, and notice before closing.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part sets up the Advocate for Children and Youth office, requires confidentiality, and gives the Advocate powers and duties for investigations, reports, and administration.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets the age of majority at 18 and tells readers how to interpret age references in older laws, court orders, and related documents.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets up Saskatchewan’s agri-food regulatory system for plans, agencies, council oversight, appeals, and ministerial supervision.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets appeal filing requirements, processes for establishing development commissions and boards, and powers for the council and agencies to make agreements.
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This Act establishes the Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan and lets it provide loans, grants, and loan guarantees for agricultural purposes, subject to regulations and conditions set by the Act.
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This regulation sets rules for Agricultural Credit Corporation loans, including who can qualify, loan limits, interest rates, application deadlines, and reporting or security requirements.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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Mainline manufacturers are restricted from ending dealership agreements without cause or court approval, and from unfair price or contract discrimination against similarly situated dealers.