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Saskatchewan Telecommunications Fees Regulations, S-34 Reg 6
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Wireless customers must pay the corporation a fee of $0.21 per working telephone number per month.
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Wireless customers must pay the corporation a fee of $0.21 per working telephone number per month.
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This Act establishes Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation and sets out its governance, powers, borrowing limits, rate-setting, and reporting duties.
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This regulation creates a temporary wage supplement program for eligible seniors care workers and sets the application, approval, payment, audit, overpayment, disclosure, and immunity rules.
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This regulation creates a temporary wage supplement program and sets rules for who can apply, when applications must be made, what evidence is required, and how much financial assistance may be paid.
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This regulation sets up a tourism support program that lets eligible tourism businesses apply for financial assistance from the minister, subject to detailed eligibility rules, deadlines, payment caps, audit requests, and overpayment recovery.
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This regulation creates a tourism-sector support program and sets who can apply, what evidence is needed, when applications are due, how much assistance may be paid, and how overpayments can be recovered.
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These regulations designate Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc. as an institution for a specific purpose under the Act.
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This Act sets out how a corporation applies for an SVAI eligibility certificate, what it must show to qualify, and the record-keeping, notification, inspection, offence, and penalty rules that can apply.
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These regulations define key terms, set how capital expenditures are calculated, require applicants to provide evidence and meet a $10,000,000 threshold, allow electronic service of documents, and set the interest rate and commencement rules.
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The Act continues the Saskatchewan Water Corporation and sets out its powers, governance, service authority, and financial controls.
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This regulation creates a premium rebate program for Saskatchewan livestock producers who bought livestock price insurance and meet the listed eligibility and compliance conditions.
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The Minister of Agriculture and Food may sell the lands listed in the Appendix to Saskatchewan Wetland Conservation Corporation for $1 and other valuable consideration.
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These regulations define key terms and let the minister give grants for eligible scholars and training, with maximum amounts tied to tuition and room-and-board costs.
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School bus drivers must follow safety, loading, crossing, and reporting rules, and must not do several risky acts while operating a bus.
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This regulation defines “safety lights” for use with section 43 of The Highway Traffic Act.
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These regulations set rules for school division administration, including subdivision boundaries, board and conseil scolaire meetings, conflict-of-interest limits, joint boards, notices, manuals, and member removal.
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These regulations set up and govern a trust fund that the minister must administer, with rules for payments to school divisions, reporting, audit, investments, overpayments, and winding up.
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The regulations require first sellers involved in scrap tire product stewardship to seek ministerial approval, operate programs according to the approval and the regulations, and file quarterly and annual reports.
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This regulation sets out when certain drivers and passengers are exempt from Saskatchewan seat-belt requirements.
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The Chairperson and Commission members can exercise Commission powers, sign Commission documents, and hire advisers; the Commission can submit materials for examination and compel witnesses and documents in that process.