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Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set rules for inspector identification, disease reporting, laboratory testing, compensation claims, service of orders, imported-animal prohibitions, repeal, and commencement.
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This Act sets rules for animal production, licences, inspections, identifiers, fencing, and stray animals, and gives the minister and inspectors enforcement powers.
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This segment sets licensing, animal-handling, recordkeeping, transport, identification, inspection, and disease-surveillance rules for animal production operations, especially domestic game farms and fur farms.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets animal care duties, bans causing distress, regulates inspections and custody actions, and creates offences and penalties for violations.
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Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act regulates beekeeping in Saskatchewan through certificates, permits, inspections, quarantine, disease reporting, and penalties.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set certificate validity periods, require a beekeeper to hold a valid permit for certain imports, define several bee diseases and pests, and repeal the earlier Apiaries Regulations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set eligibility rules, application steps, payment amounts, reporting duties, and misuse rules for apprenticeship training allowances.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets up the apprenticeship and trade certification commission and rules for training, certification, registration, records, inspections, reviews, and appeals.
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This part sets up apprenticeship administration: the commission handles applications, contracts, boards, training, and examinations, while apprentices and employers have specific reporting and conduct duties.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set rules for selecting commission representatives, setting apprenticeship wage and ratio rules, and limiting hairstylist work to qualified people or learners except for stated exceptions.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part sets out how arbitration under the Act works, including when the Act applies, how courts may intervene, and basic duties of arbitrators and parties.
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These regulations set qualifications and procedural steps for someone to be recognized as a family arbitrator, and give the minister power to recognize, suspend, or revoke that recognition.
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This Act sets up the Saskatchewan Association of Architects, its council, registration and licensing rules, title protection, and discipline procedures.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets up the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan, requires public records to be preserved and managed under approved records schedules, and restricts destruction or handling of public records outside the Act’s rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set definitions for archives terms and require the Premier or Minister to transfer certain records to the Provincial Archives under an approved records schedule, with 25-year access limits for some records.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act continues the Saskatchewan Arts Board, sets out its mandate and governance, and gives it powers over property, funding, investments, bylaws, and reporting.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets a nominating committee process for the board and limits when the Arts Board may make equity investments.
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This Act sets rules for professional artist contracts, gives the minister and Lieutenant Governor in Council regulatory powers, and says the Act starts on June 1, 2010.
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These regulations define “Act,” identify prescribed Crown corporations for a specific purpose, and state that the regulations come into force when filed with the Registrar of Regulations.