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N-1.2 - Natural Products Act

Section 37
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Levies or charges for purposes of board or marketing agency
37(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, by regulation, grant to any board or marketing agency in relation to the marketing or the production and marketing of any regulated product locally within the Province, authority
(a) to fix levies or charges and to impose them on and collect them from persons engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the whole or any part of the regulated product;
(b) for the purposes of paragraph (a), to classify the persons referred to in that paragraph into groups and fix the levies or charges payable by the members of the different groups in different amounts; and
(c) to use the levies or charges under paragraph (a) for the purposes of such board or marketing agency, including
(i) the creation of reserves,
(ii) the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the sale or disposal of any such regulated product,
(iii) the equalization or adjustment among producers of any regulated product of money realized from the sale of such regulated product during such period or periods of time as the board or marketing agency may determine, and
(iv) promotion and research activities.
37(2)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may impose terms and conditions respecting the authority.
37(3)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may
(a) require any person or class of persons who markets primary forest products produced on a private woodlot in the regulated area defined in the regulation, to provide, within such time as is prescribed in the regulation, to any person who receives such primary forest products and to the board or marketing agency referred to in the regulation, a declaration containing such information as is prescribed by regulation;
(b) Repealed: 2007, c.36, s.12
(c) Repealed: 2007, c.36, s.12
(d) require any person or class of persons who receives primary forest products from a private woodlot, to deduct from the money payable for the primary forest products any levies or charges payable to a board by the person engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the primary forest products received and to forward such levies or charges to the board or its agent designated for that purpose.
37(4)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may require any person who receives a regulated product to deduct from the money payable for the regulated product any levies or charges payable to a board or marketing agency by the person engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the regulated product received and to forward such levies or charges to the board or marketing agency or its agent designated for that purpose.
37(5)Where a board or marketing agency is granted authority under subsection (1), the board or marketing agency may, in the exercise of that authority, make orders or issue directions subject to any terms and conditions in the regulations under subsection (1).
37(6)The Regulations Act does not apply to directions referred to in subsection (5).
2001, c.39, s.13; 2007, c.36, s.12
Levies or charges for purposes of board or marketing agency
37(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, by regulation, grant to any board or marketing agency in relation to the marketing or the production and marketing of any regulated product locally within the Province, authority
(a) to fix levies or charges and to impose them on and collect them from persons engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the whole or any part of the regulated product;
(b) for the purposes of paragraph (a), to classify the persons referred to in that paragraph into groups and fix the levies or charges payable by the members of the different groups in different amounts; and
(c) to use the levies or charges under paragraph (a) for the purposes of such board or marketing agency, including
(i) the creation of reserves,
(ii) the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the sale or disposal of any such regulated product,
(iii) the equalization or adjustment among producers of any regulated product of money realized from the sale of such regulated product during such period or periods of time as the board or marketing agency may determine, and
(iv) promotion and research activities.
37(2)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may impose terms and conditions respecting the authority.
37(3)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may
(a) require any person or class of persons who markets primary forest products produced on a private woodlot in the regulated area defined in the regulation, to provide, within such time as is prescribed in the regulation, to any person who receives such primary forest products and to the board or marketing agency referred to in the regulation, a declaration containing such information as is prescribed by regulation;
(b) Repealed: 2007, c.36, s.12
(c) Repealed: 2007, c.36, s.12
(d) require any person or class of persons who receives primary forest products from a private woodlot, to deduct from the money payable for the primary forest products any levies or charges payable to a board by the person engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the primary forest products received and to forward such levies or charges to the board or its agent designated for that purpose.
37(4)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may require any person who receives a regulated product to deduct from the money payable for the regulated product any levies or charges payable to a board or marketing agency by the person engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the regulated product received and to forward such levies or charges to the board or marketing agency or its agent designated for that purpose.
37(5)Where a board or marketing agency is granted authority under subsection (1), the board or marketing agency may, in the exercise of that authority, make orders or issue directions subject to any terms and conditions in the regulations under subsection (1).
37(6)The Regulations Act does not apply to directions referred to in subsection (5).
2001, c.39, s.13; 2007, c.36, s.12
Levies or charges for purposes of board or marketing agency
37(1)The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may, by regulation, grant to any board or marketing agency in relation to the marketing or the production and marketing of any regulated product locally within the Province, authority
(a) to fix levies or charges and to impose them on and collect them from persons engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the whole or any part of the regulated product;
(b) for the purposes of paragraph (a), to classify the persons referred to in that paragraph into groups and fix the levies or charges payable by the members of the different groups in different amounts; and
(c) to use the levies or charges under paragraph (a) for the purposes of such board or marketing agency, including
(i) the creation of reserves,
(ii) the payment of expenses and losses resulting from the sale or disposal of any such regulated product,
(iii) the equalization or adjustment among producers of any regulated product of money realized from the sale of such regulated product during such period or periods of time as the board or marketing agency may determine, and
(iv) promotion and research activities.
37(2)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may impose terms and conditions respecting the authority.
37(3)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may
(a) require any person or class of persons who markets primary forest products produced on a private woodlot in the regulated area defined in the regulation, to provide, within such time as is prescribed in the regulation, to any person who receives such primary forest products a declaration in the form prescribed by the regulation;
(b) where paragraph (a) is not complied with, deem such primary forest products to have been produced on a private woodlot in the regulated area, if any, where the person who receives the primary forest products is located;
(c) provide that paragraphs (a) and (b) do not apply where a transportation certificate, containing essentially the same information as is required in the declaration, accompanies the primary forest products;
(d) require any person or class of persons who receives primary forest products from a private woodlot, to deduct from the money payable for the primary forest products any levies or charges payable to a board by the person engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the primary forest products received and to forward such levies or charges to the board or its agent designated for that purpose.
37(4)In a regulation under subsection (1), the Lieutenant-Governor in Council may require any person who receives a regulated product to deduct from the money payable for the regulated product any levies or charges payable to a board or marketing agency by the person engaged in the marketing or the production and marketing of the regulated product received and to forward such levies or charges to the board or marketing agency or its agent designated for that purpose.
37(5)Where a board or marketing agency is granted authority under subsection (1), the board or marketing agency may, in the exercise of that authority, make orders or issue directions subject to any terms and conditions in the regulations under subsection (1).
37(6)The Regulations Act does not apply to directions referred to in subsection (5).
2001, c.39, s.13