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Short-term Hog Loan Regulations, 2008, F-8.001 Reg 34
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These regulations set up short-term hog loans, application rules, repayment timing, interest, default handling, and ministerial powers.
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These regulations set up short-term hog loans, application rules, repayment timing, interest, default handling, and ministerial powers.
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This regulation defines how many employees count as “significant” for section 42, either by the collective bargaining agreement or by fallback employee-number bands.
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April is proclaimed Sikh Heritage Month each year, and the Act comes into force on Assent.
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This Act may be cited as The Slot Machine Act, defines “slot machine,” vests property in slot machines in the Crown in right of Saskatchewan, creates an exception for machines in transit outside the province, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make related regulations.
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These regulations let peace officers seize slot machines with a warrant, let a justice of the peace issue the warrant if the stated conditions are met, and require the Attorney General to decide what happens to seized slot machines.
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This regulation creates a small business loan program and sets rules for which associations and businesses can use it, what loans may be approved, what documents and reports must be provided, and the loan and advance limits.
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This Act sets out the Saskatchewan small claims process, including how claims start, how summonses and replies are served, the monetary limit, hearings, costs, judgment enforcement, and appeals.
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These regulations set the small claims monetary limit at $50,000, prescribe filing/service forms and several court fees, and set costs, witness payments, and appeal-related procedures.
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This Act creates a Saskatchewan tax credit program for eligible business and venture capital investments, with registration rules, investment limits, reporting duties, and repayment or penalty consequences for non-compliance.
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These regulations set eligibility rules, application requirements, investment limits, filing duties, and prohibited uses for the SME investment tax credit.
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This Act sets rules for registering and operating snowmobiles in Saskatchewan, including licensing, highway use, designated trails, accident reporting, and penalties.
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These regulations set rules for snowmobile use, registration, designated trails, fees, insurance, and the trail manager’s duties.
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This Act sets out the minister’s and ministry’s powers over social services administration, including appeals, trust funds, institutions, grants, reporting, secrecy, and regulations.
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This Act sets up the Saskatchewan social workers association, its council and committees, and the rules for registration, licensing, endorsements, discipline, and prohibited practice.
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The regulations set a sodium chloride production tax rate, require producers to pay and file quarterly returns within 30 days, and impose interest, penalties, refund rules, and a three-year limit on refund recovery.
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This regulation names the regulation, defines “Act,” and prescribes Form A and Form B release forms for certain eligible persons.
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This regulation sets how special-care home resident charges are calculated, when residents or others do not have to pay, and when residents must provide income information.
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These regulations set care, staffing, medication, and record-keeping rules for special-care homes, including how resident valuables are handled and when medical attention must be provided.
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This part sets up the Saskatchewan college for speech-language pathologists and audiologists, gives the council and registrar powers over membership and licences, and restricts protected professional titles to registered people.
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These regulations set provincial planning interests that municipalities and other planning decision-makers must follow when dealing with planning matters.