(a) for a 35 mm film exchange, five hundred dollars per year, and

(b) for a 16 mm film exchange, one hundred dollars per year.

(a) for a 35 mm film exchange, two hundred and fifty dollars, and

(b) for a 16 mm film exchange, fifty dollars.

(a) submit the film to the Director for viewing and one or more bands of film for stamping if the Director classifies a film under “subparagraph 7(1)(a)(i) of the Act, and

(b) submit one or more bands of the film to the Director for stamping if the Director classifies a film under subparagraph 7(1)(a)(ii) of the Act.

(a) General;

(b) Parental Guidance;

(c) 14 Accompaniment;

(d) 18 Accompaniment;

(e) Restricted; or

(f) Adult.

(a) the Province of Nova Scotia is the jurisdiction for films in the English language, and

(b) the Province of Quebec is the jurisdiction for films in the French language.

(a) for a 35 mm film which is not more than three hundred metres in length submitted by a film exchange, five dollars per reel plus two dollars per reel for each copy of the film that is intended for use or exhibition in the Province;

(b) for a 35 mm film which is not more than three hundred metres in length submitted by a person other than a film exchange, ten dollars per reel plus two dollars per reel for each copy of the film that is intended for use or exhibition in the Province;

(c) for a 35 mm film which is more than three hundred metres and not more than six hundred metres in length submitted by a film exchange, twelve dollars per reel plus four dollars per reel for each copy of the film that is intended for use or exhibition in the Province;

(d) for a reel of 35 mm film which is more than three hundred metres and not more than six hundred metres in length submitted by a person other than a film exchange, twenty dollars per reel plus four dollars per reel for each copy of the film that is intended for use or exhibition in the Province;

(e) for a 35 mm film referred to the Director for a re-examination, five dollars per single reel and twelve dollars per double reel in addition to any fees previously paid under this section, plus two dollars per single reel and four dollars per double reel for each copy of the film that is intended for use or exhibition in the Province;

(f) notwithstanding paragraphs (a), (b) and (e), for a 35 mm advertising trailer which is not more than one hundred and fifty metres in length, one dollar and fifty cents per copy; and

(g) for a 16 mm film, two dollars for each one hundred and twenty metres or portion of one hundred and twenty metres.

(a) one dollar and fifty cents per double reel, where the film is booked in a rural community, village or town with a population not exceeding three thousand people;

(b) two dollars and fifty cents per double reel, where the film is booked in a rural community, village or town with a population exceeding three thousand people and not exceeding seven thousand five hundred people; and

(c) four dollars per double reel, where the film is booked in a town or city exceeding seven thousand five hundred people.

(a) a graphic or prolonged scene of violence, torture, crime, cruelty, horror or human degradation,

(b) a scene of physical abuse or humiliation of a human being for the purposes of sexual gratification or portrayed as being pleasing to the victim,

(c) a scene of explicit and exploitive sexual activity involving a person who is or is intended to represent a person under 18 years of age, or

(d) a scene depicting, in an explicit manner, indignities to the human body or an animal.

(a) possess a certificate of qualification as a film projectionist issued by the Apprenticeship and Occupational Certification Board under the Apprenticeship and Occupational Certification Act, or

(b) have held a valid licence to operate a cinematograph under the Theatres, Cinematographs and Amusements Act immediately before July 1, 1989.

(a) inspect and test the equipment and connections before each performance,

(b) inspect and repair all films before exhibiting the films,

(c) inform the theatre owner if a reel of film does not have the stamped band referred to in section 6,

(d) supervise the equipment when in operation,

(e) maintain a projection room in a neat and tidy condition,

(f) not exhibit a reel of film that does not have the stamped band referred to in section 6,

(g) not be under the influence of liquor or illegal use of drugs while operating a cinematograph, and

(h) not delay the access of a person referred to in subsection (1) to the projection room.

(a) a child under the age of ten years to attend a theatre except at matinees on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays and school holidays, or

(b) a child under the age of sixteen years to attend a theatre after nine o’clock in the evening