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Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets licensing, inspection, maintenance, posting, and safety rules for passenger, freight, and related elevator equipment.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act requires licences to establish or operate medical imaging facilities, sets application and renewal steps, gives the minister inspection and enforcement powers, and creates offences and penalties for non-compliance.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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Pawnbrokers must record prescribed information, give it to police or other prescribed recipients, and comply with notice-based reporting and investigation requirements.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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Pawnbrokers must collect, record, report, and retain specified transaction information, and they cannot handle serial-numbered articles unless the serial number is clearly legible and unaltered.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part sets the licensing, conduct, disclosure, recordkeeping, enforcement, and penalty rules for payday lenders and borrowers.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set licensing, disclosure, fee, loan-size, and record-keeping rules for payday lenders, and give the director powers over bonds and letters of credit.
Canada — Saskatchewan
3 provisions
This provision sets out how Saskatchewan pension plans are administered, registered, disclosed, inspected, and enforced.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets filing, review, disclosure, amendment, and termination-notice duties for pension plan administrators, and gives the superintendent certain review and filing powers.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set out how the Personal Care Home Benefit is applied for, approved, calculated, paid, reviewed, and appealed.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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You need a licence to operate a personal care home, and licensees must follow licence terms and display the licence.
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These regulations set licensing, staffing, recordkeeping, admission, care, and reporting rules for personal care homes.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations let the minister publish personal care home information, but require privacy safeguards when third-party personal information is involved.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set rules for personal injury benefits, including how the insurer calculates some amounts, when rehabilitation and related expenses may be reimbursed, and when the insured must get the insurer’s prior consent.
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This part defines key terms for the Personal Property Security Act, 1993 and gives the minister and registrar powers over registry fees and services.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set the required forms, signatures, and registry procedures for personal property security registrations in Saskatchewan.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act regulates pesticides, including sales, use, storage, disposal, licensing, permits, inspections, and offences.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set rules for pesticide storage, transport, sale, application, licensing, training, and recordkeeping.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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The regulations set up a petroleum innovation incentive program, let applicants seek approval for eligible projects, and allow participants to earn, transfer, and apply credits against royalties and taxes under ministerial approval.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation lets the minister set and approve electronic formats and transmission methods for certain petroleum-registry and related documents, and it gives approved electronic documents the same legal effect as paper originals.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set up a petroleum research incentive program where eligible field pilot projects can be approved, operators can earn credits against royalties and taxes, and the minister can review, record, and adjust credit claims.