Canada — Saskatchewan
Pharmacy and Pharmacy Disciplines Act, P-9.1
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This Act sets out the pharmacy college’s governance, registration, permit, discipline, and title-protection rules.
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Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets out the pharmacy college’s governance, registration, permit, discipline, and title-protection rules.
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This provision sets up the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists, its council, registration and licensing rules, title protection, discipline powers, and related filing and notice duties.
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This segment sets the main pipeline licensing, operation, land-access, enforcement, and registry rules.
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This Act sets the framework for municipal planning and development, including official community plans, zoning, subdivision rules, public notice, and appeals.
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This Act sets out who must control pests, when they must report them, and how municipalities and officials can issue and enforce pest-control orders.
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These regulations set plant-health rules for owners or occupants, especially around potato planting, infested land, cull potatoes, records, and pest control officer orders.
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These regulations set rules for plumbing work, permits, inspections, compliance, and local authority enforcement.
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This provision sets out the Podiatry Act’s structure, the college’s governance, registration and title rules, and the discipline process.
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This part sets up Saskatchewan police governance bodies and assigns them duties, powers, and reporting requirements.
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This regulation sets police-related rules on municipal policing costs, special constable approvals, and Serious Incident Response Team procedures.
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This Act sets a memorial day in Saskatchewan for police and peace officers and says the Act starts on assent.
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This Act lets taxpayers claim a political contributions tax credit for eligible contributions, and sets rules for eligible issuers to issue tax receipts, keep records, file reports, and follow receipt and reporting requirements.
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These regulations set the required forms for certain political contributions tax credit reports and say when the regulations take effect.
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This Act sets rules for pooled registered pension plans in Saskatchewan, including who it applies to, who administers it, how objections and appeals work, limits on assignment and attachment, confidentiality, offences, and regulation-making powers.
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This regulation sets rules for Saskatchewan pooled registered pension plans, including who may receive variable payments, when spouse consent or waivers are needed, transfer and death-benefit options, and limits on locked-in funds.
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This regulation continues the Saskatchewan Pork Industry Development Plan, requires producers and certain market participants to register with the board, and lets the board set and collect levies, fees, and certain penalties.
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This Act sets out the minister’s responsibilities and powers for Saskatchewan’s post-secondary education sector, including funding, reporting, audits, student information collection, and regulation-making.
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These regulations set out the Act’s definition of post-secondary education institutions, exempt some of those institutions from certain municipal and school taxes, and specify when the regulations come into force.
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These regulations set criteria for recognizing eligible post-secondary programs, require certified forms to include specific information, and take effect when filed with the Registrar of Regulations.