AI-assisted research summary: This regulation sets a $2.50 levy per laying hen for certain quota holders and non-quota holders in Manitoba, and requires payment to the Board within 7 days after written notice.
Broiler Breeder Laying Hen Penalty Levies Regulation, M.R. 45/2008 The Farm Products Marketing Act , C.C.S.M. c. F47 NOTE: This regulation was enacted in English only. Regulation 45/2008 Registered March 3, 2008 This regulation is made under the Manitoba Chicken Broiler Producers Marketing Plan Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 246/2004, and is Regulation No. 1(HE), 2007 of Manitoba Chicken Producers. NOTE: This regulation replaces Manitoba Regulation 126/96, which was repealed by Manitoba Regulation 52/2008. Definition 1 In this regulation, "laying hen" means a broiler breeder laying hen that is 24 weeks of age or older. Quota holders 2 A levy is imposed on every person who has been allotted a broiler breeder laying hen quota by this Board, of $2.50 per laying hen raised or kept by such person in Manitoba at any point in time in any calendar month in any facility in excess of the maximum number of laying hens that such person has been authorized by this Board to raise or keep at that point in time in that facility, as indicated on the Laying Hen Possession Certificate issued to that person by this Board. Non-quota holders 3 A levy is imposed on every person who raises or keeps laying hens in Manitoba and who has not been allotted a broiler breeder laying hen quota by this Board of $2.50 per laying hen raised or kept by such person in Manitoba at any time in any calendar month. Payment of levies 4 The levies imposed under this regulation shall be due and payable to this Board at its office, 1357 Kenaston Boulevard, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3P 2P2, within seven days following delivery of notice in writing to such person by this Board of the amount of the levy calculated by this Board to be owing by such person to this Board. December 6, 2007 Manitoba Chicken Producers: Waldie Klassen, Chair Wayne Hiltz, General Manager APPROVED February 25, 2008 Manitoba Farm Products Marketing Council: David Gislason, Chairperson Gordon H. MacKenzie, Secretary