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Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set out who qualifies for Saskatchewan medical care insurance benefits and when certain services are covered or excluded.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set up medical, optometric, and chiropractic peer review committees and describe their membership, meetings, reports, remuneration, and support.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set licensing, staffing, record-keeping, reporting, privacy, and service conditions for medical imaging facilities.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act requires a licence to operate a medical laboratory and sets rules for applying for, granting, suspending, and appealing licences.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set licensing and staffing rules for medical laboratories, including who may perform tests, who may supervise labs, and when test requests are required.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part sets up the medical laboratory technologists society and council, gives them governance and bylaw-making powers, and limits who may use protected titles.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part sets up the medical college’s governance, registration, and discipline framework, including who may be registered or licensed, what the registrar must do, and limits on use of protected professional titles.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act creates the college and council for medical radiation and imaging professionals, sets registration and licensing rules, and limits title use to members.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act creates the Meewasin Valley Authority, gives it powers over Meewasin Valley land, and requires approvals, notices, and development-plan consistency for certain improvements.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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Members of the Executive Council can be paid specified travel and other expenses when they incur them in carrying out their duties.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act disestablishes the former MLA superannuation plan and moves fund assets and liabilities into new pension arrangements and the general revenue fund.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set the title of the regulation, and state that the Lieutenant Governor in Council made them under section 58.1 of The Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Act.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set the required disclosure forms for members and let the commissioner authorize a short-form declaration in some cases.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This provision sets conflict-of-interest, disclosure, government-contract, and post-office conduct rules for members and former executive councillors, with the commissioner handling disclosures, opinions, and inquiries.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets up Saskatchewan mental health services, assigns administration roles, and sets rules for patient rights, examinations, admissions, and community treatment orders.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets out duties for officials, review panels, and operators of mental health approved homes, plus patient notice and appeal rights.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This provision establishes and regulates the Saskatchewan College of Midwives, including registration, title protection, authorized practices, complaints, investigations, discipline, and bylaws.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations let a midwifery member prescribe, administer, possess, order, perform, and interpret certain listed drugs, diagnostic tests, and invasive procedures, subject to stated legal and licence conditions.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This provision sets milk quota, licensing, reporting, payment, and pricing rules for producers, distributors, processors, the agent, and the board.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation establishes the Saskatchewan Milk Marketing Plan, requires licences for milk production, processing, and transport, and gives the board powers to set rules, fees, quotas, and levies.