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Institutions must make cheque deposits available for withdrawal within set time limits and must disclose holding-period policies and changes to customers and the public.
This Act gives eligible people a right to request access to government records, and it sets rules for requests, response times, fees, publication, and complaints.
This order extends the access-to-information right so it applies to certain individuals and corporations present in Canada.
This document designates heads of government institutions for purposes of the Access to Information Act.
This order designates the person holding each listed position as the head of the listed government institution for Access to Information Act purposes, and it comes into force 30 days after it is made.
These regulations set out how access-to-information requests must be made and processed, including a $5 application fee and rules for copies, examination, and format.
This Act sets accessibility duties, reporting duties, and planning requirements for regulated entities and certain federal institutions, and gives the Minister and related bodies powers to direct, exempt, and publish information.
The regulations require regulated entities to publish accessible accessibility plans, feedback process descriptions, and progress reports, notify the Accessibility Commissioner in some cases, and keep records for set periods.
These regulations require regulated transport entities to publish accessibility plans, feedback-process descriptions, and progress reports, and to notify the Agency when they do so.
This part sets accessibility rules for transportation service providers and carriers serving passengers with disabilities.
This is an application exemption order about accessible transportation for persons with disabilities.
L’accord coordonne la sécurité sociale entre le Canada et la Pologne, définit les autorités et règles de base, et prévoit la totalisation de certaines périodes pour les prestations.
Certain laws about agreements and conventions are not included in the federal consolidation database.
These regulations set rules for issuing accountable advances, keeping records, accounting for them, and repaying unspent balances.
These Regulations let the Chief of the Defence Staff authorize accountable public advances for dependants’ travel and education expenses, and issue orders for accountability and recovery.
These Regulations let the Chief of the Defence Staff authorize accountable public-funds advances for eligible Canadian Forces travel or moving expenses, and issue orders about accountability and recovery.
These Regulations let the Chief of the Defence Staff authorize accountable public-fund advances for certain dependants of Canadian Forces members who die, go missing, are prisoners of war, are detained or interned, or are medically declared mentally incapacitated.
This provision sets rules for how imported goods are accounted for and when duties must be paid, including electronic filing, document requirements, special rules for casual, courier, mail, and CSA imports, and Ministerial authority over CSA authorizations.
Accredited ICAO missions may receive a remission of certain Part IX Excise Tax amounts, if they paid the tax, file a written claim with supporting receipts and proof, and meet the deadline.
This order remits $485 of a $975 permanent-residence fee in specified payment/status timing scenarios, and if the fee was already paid, the remitted amount must be repaid to the payer.
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