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2014-93 - Goods and Services

Section 161.1
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Regional economic development – exemption for Schedule A entities and Schedule B entities not subject to trade agreements
2019-20; 2022-77
161.1(1)After consultation with Treasury Board, the Minister may, on behalf of a Schedule A entity that is not subject to a trade agreement, enter into a procurement contract with a prospective supplier by mutual agreement in order to promote regional economic development if the Minister is satisfied that a region of the Province may gain a significant economic benefit from doing so.
161.1(2)If a Schedule B entity is not subject to a trade agreement, the Minister may, after consultation with Treasury Board, grant to the Schedule B entity a temporary exemption under section 18 of the Act for the purposes of promoting regional economic development if the Minister is satisfied that a region of the Province may gain a significant economic benefit from granting the exemption.
2019-20; 2022-77
Regional economic development – exemption for Schedule A entities and Schedule B entities not subject to trade agreements
2019-20
161.1(1)After consultation with Treasury Board, the Minister may, on behalf of a Schedule A entity that is not subject to a trade agreement, enter into a procurement contract with a prospective supplier by mutual agreement in order to promote regional economic development if the Minister is satisfied that a region of the Province may gain a significant economic benefit from doing so.
161.1(2)If a Schedule B entity is not subject to a trade agreement, the Minister may, after consultation with Treasury Board, grant to the Schedule B entity a temporary exemption under section 18 of the Act for the purposes of promoting regional economic development if the Minister is satisfied that a region of the Province may gain a significant economic benefit from granting the exemption.
2019-20