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Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets up the Statistics Act framework: the minister appoints and supports the Director of Statistics, the director can collect and publish statistics, and certain people must keep information confidential and grant access to records when required.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets up a rebate program for eligible small businesses and sets rules for applying, proving eligibility, receiving payment, audits, overpayments, and record disclosure.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act creates a student aid fund, sets out who administers it, and lets the minister provide financial assistance to students and borrowers under the Act and regulations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets rules for student loans, including repayment timing, interest, interest relief, debt reduction, exemptions, and complete discharge in some cases.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set the process, documents, fees, timing, and setback rules for subdivision approval.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set licensing, notice, application, approval, and confidentiality rules for drilling related to subsurface minerals.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set royalty rules for potash, salt, and certain brine minerals, and require disposition holders to pay, report, keep records, and meet deadlines.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets rules for subsurface mineral permits, leases, renewals, transfers, reporting, and fees.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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The Act says parents are generally joint decision-makers and joint guardians of a child’s property, subject to exceptions, agreements, or court orders.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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If someone dies without a will and without heirs, or if certain organizations are dissolved or no longer exist, the Crown becomes entitled to the property, but some people may later reclaim it and the Lieutenant Governor in Council may transfer it.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This provision says Saskatchewan may use ISC to operate and manage public registries, while government keeps ownership and responsibility.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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The Act regulates payday lenders in Saskatchewan. Payday lenders need a licence for each business location, and default charges and fees are limited by the Regulations.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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The Act defines interpersonal violence and lets victims seek emergency intervention orders, related lease relief, and other court remedies.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets out summary offence ticket and summons procedures, payment options, default rules, and enforcement consequences.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets out how summary offence tickets, summons tickets, and offence notices are used, completed, served, filed, and paid.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act gives the village council power to make agreements, pass bylaws, levy fees, borrow money, and request regulations, but several actions need approval from the Lieutenant Governor in Council or the Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part sets rules for Saskatchewan superannuation contributions, transfers, retirement eligibility, and family allowances.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set rules for Saskatchewan superannuation administration, including who must sign documents, what information employees must provide, how allowances are paid and reduced, and when the board may require proof or suspend payments.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets rules for operators to acquire surface rights, get written consent or a board order, and pay compensation to owners and occupants.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations define a few terms, set a $30,000 prescribed amount for a tortious-act board award, require an operator to give proof of payment to the minister in an approved form, repeal the prior regulations, and set coming-into-force rules.