(a) four members who are producers, one of whom shall be chairman and one of whom shall be vice-chairman,

(b) one member who is a member of the Atlantic Division of the Canadian Feed Industry Association,

(c) one member who is engaged in the pedigreed seed trade, and

(d) one member who is employed within the Department.

(a) the chairman and one other producer member for a term of two years,

(b) the member engaged in the pedigreed seed trade for a term of two years,

(c) the remaining members for a term of four years.

(a) investigate, arbitrate, adjudicate upon, adjust or otherwise settle any dispute between producers, processors, dealers, distributors or transporters of grain, or between any two or more of such classes of persons;

(b) investigate the cost of producing, processing, distributing and transporting grain, and may investigate prices, price spreads, trade practices, methods of financing, management, grading, policies and other matters relating to the marketing of grain;

(c) require persons engaged in the production or marketing of grain to register their names, addresses and occupations with the Commission;

(d) require persons engaged in the production or marketing of grain to furnish such information relating to the production or marketing of grain, including the completing and filing of reports or returns on a periodic basis or otherwise, as the Commission requests;

(e) require the furnishing of security or proof of financial responsibility by any person engaged in the marketing of grain and provide for the administration and disposition of all money or securities so furnished;

(f) require any and all persons before commencing or continuing in the production or marketing of grain to obtain licences from the Commission;

(g) fix and collect licence fees or charges for services rendered by the Commission from any and all persons producing or marketing grain and for this purpose may classify such persons into groups, and fix the licence fees and direct charges or either of them payable by the members of the different groups in different amounts; and may recover any such licence fees and direct charges or either of them by suit in any court of competent jurisdiction;

(h) co-operate and act conjointly with any Canadian board or provincial board in regulating the marketing of grain;

(i) establish grain grades, and standards for those grades, and implement a system of grading and inspection for grain to reflect adequately the quality of that grain and to meet the need for efficient marketing of grain;

(j) establish and apply standards and procedures regulating the production, handling, transportation and storage of grain and the equipment, vehicles and facilities used therein;

(k) conduct investigations and hold hearings on matters within the powers of the Commission;

(l) regulate the time and place at which, and may designate the agency by or through which, grain shall be marketed;

(m) conduct a pool or pools for the distribution of money received from the sale of grain, and, after deducting all expenses, may distribute the remainder of the money so that the payment to each person entitled to share is based on the amount, class, variety and grade of the grain delivered by him, and may make an initial payment on the grain and subsequent payments until the remainder of the money received from the sale is distributed;

(n) require the price or prices payable or owing to persons for grain to be paid to or through the Commission and may recover such price or prices by suit in a court of competent jurisdiction;

(o) regulate the manner in which grain may be marketed;

(p) regulate the quality, class, variety or grade of grain that may be produced or marketed at any time and may prohibit in whole or in part the marketing of any quality, class, variety or grade of grain;

(q) inspect any container, vehicle, elevator or place where grain may be found and take a sample or samples of grain found therein;

(r) notwithstanding the Financial Administration Act, use in paying the expenses of the Commission any money received by the Commission;

(s) exercise any of the powers conferred upon the Commission by or pursuant to any Canadian Act;

(t) establish advisory committees to advise and make recommendations to the Commission in respect of any matter in respect of which the Commission is empowered to act;

(u) determine the constitution of advisory committees established by the Commission and prescribe the practice and procedure to be followed by such committees;

(v) make by-laws not inconsistent with this Act or the regulations;

(w) exercise all of the powers that are vested in a company under subsection 14(1) of the Companies Act or that may be vested in its directors under subsection 81(1) of that Act and in the exercise of such powers the members of the Commission shall be deemed to be the shareholders and directors thereof;

(x) designate additional grains to which this Act shall apply;

(y) do such acts, make such orders and issue such directions as are necessary to carry out the powers of the Commission, to enforce the provisions of this Act and to foster the effective development of the grain industry in New Brunswick;

(z) exempt from any order or direction of the Commission any person or class of persons engaged in the production or marketing of grain or any class, variety or grade thereof;

(aa) provide that an order or direction made or issued under this Act shall apply to the whole of the Province or to any specified area within the Province, shall relate to one or more classes, varieties or grades of grain, and shall relate to all or any of the persons engaged in producing or marketing grain.

(a) for purposes relating to the enforcement of this Act or a hearing or appeal hereunder, or

(b) upon the request or with the written permission of the person to whom the matter relates.

(a) to fix the price or prices, maximum price or prices, minimum price or prices, or both maximum and minimum prices at which grain or any class, variety or grade thereof may be bought or sold in the Province, and to fix different prices for different parts or areas of the Province;

(b) to market grain;

(c) to fix, impose and collect levies from persons engaged in the production or marketing of grain or any class, variety or grade thereof and for such purposes to classify such persons into groups and fix the levies payable by the members of the different groups in different amounts, and to use such levies for the purposes of the Commission, including the creation of reserves, the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the sale or disposal of any such grain, and the equalization or adjustment among producers of any grain of money realized from the sale thereof during such period or periods of time as the Commission may determine;

(d) to require any person who receives grain to deduct from the money payable for the grain any levies payable to the Commission by the person from whom he receives the grain and to forward such levies to the Commission or its agent designated for that purpose;

(e) any other powers over which the legislative jurisdiction of the Legislature extends that he considers necessary or advisable to enable the Commission to achieve the purposes of this Act.

(a) dismiss the appeal; or

(b) allow the appeal and

(a) the performance by a Canadian board, on behalf of the Province, of any function relating to intraprovincial trade in grain in respect of which the Canadian board may exercise its powers relating to interprovincial or export trade;

(b) the performance by the Commission, on behalf of the Government of Canada, of any function relating to interprovincial or export trade in grain in respect of which the Commission may exercise its powers relating to intraprovincial trade; and

(c) such other matters relating to intraprovincial and interprovincial or export trade as may be agreed upon by the Minister and the Government of Canada.