Canada — Saskatchewan
School Bus Operating Regulations, 1987, H-3.1 Reg 5
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School bus drivers must follow safety, loading, crossing, and reporting rules, and must not do several risky acts while operating a bus.
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Canada — Saskatchewan
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School bus drivers must follow safety, loading, crossing, and reporting rules, and must not do several risky acts while operating a bus.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act creates a pension plan for SaskTel-related beneficiaries, transfers the old fund into the new plan when it is registered, and gives the corporation limited powers to administer pension or benefits programs.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation sets the rules for driver instructors and driver training schools, including certification, reporting, vehicle standards, records, insurance, and limits on what they may say.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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These regulations set licensing rules for health facilities, including accreditation, supervision, staff qualifications, recordkeeping, confidentiality, standards, fees, and annual filing deadlines.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets rules for registering labour-sponsored venture capital corporations, limiting how they invest, and governing related tax credits and shareholder rights.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This regulation renumbers the listed regulations in the Appendix by repealing their former chapter numbers and assigning new ones.
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The Act sets accessibility duties for Saskatchewan public bodies and other prescribed persons, creates an accessibility office and committee, and provides inspection, enforcement, offences, penalties, and appeal rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act lets a court or designated justice of the peace make protection orders for people subjected to interpersonal violence, and it also provides tenant, confidentiality, warrant, review, and appeal rules.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act lets the minister provide rehabilitation services and related assistance to disabled persons or designated groups, make agreements, acquire property, and make grants, while the Lieutenant Governor in Council may approve, regulate, and delegate some powers.
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This Act disestablishes the former MLA superannuation plan and moves fund assets and liabilities into new pension arrangements and the general revenue fund.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This Act sets rules for selecting jurors, requesting relief from jury service, jury challenges, jury fees, and offences for non-compliance.
Canada — Saskatchewan
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This part creates Saskatchewan firearms rules, including who may possess, use, transport, store, transfer, report, and conceal firearms and related items, and sets licensing, seizure-agent, offence, and penalty rules.