Milk Control Regulations, M-15 Reg 1

1 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 The Milk Control Regulations being Chapter M-15 Reg 1 (effective January 1, 1985) as amended by Saskatchewan Regulations 14/85, 70/85, 94/85, 108/85, 51/86, 86/86, 87/86, 65/87, 19/88, 84/88, 117/88, 27/89, 53/89, 58/89, 62/90, 74/90, 6/91, 70/91, 1/92, 15/92, 38/92, 96/92, 1/93, 11/93, 58/93, 60/93, 61/93, 12/94, 17/94, 61/94, 62/94, 64/94, 65/94, 89/94, 33/95, 56/95, 58/95, 74/95, an Errata Notice (Gazetted December 31, 1992), 3/96, 27/96, 28/96, 52/96, 61/96, 63/96, 65/96, 72/96, 81/96, 89/96, 1/97, 2/97, 7/97, 11/97, 15/97, 19/97, 30/97, 31/97, 45/97, 68/97, 82/97 89/97, 98/97, 104/97, 1/98, 4/98, 21/98, 24/98, 36/98, 42/98, 43/98, 47/98, 64/98, 65/98, 75/98, 79/98, 86/98, 94/98, 10/99, 12/99, 16/99, 25/99, 33/99, 59/99, 61/99, 65/99, 66/99, 70/99, 80/99, 90/99, 95/99, 3/2000, 9/2000 , 21/2000, 30/2000, 31/2000, 38/2000, 57/2000, 65/2000, 75/2000, 84/2000, 94/2000, 105/2000, 1/2001, 6/2001, 10/2001, 20/2001, 25/2001 30/2001, 48/2001, 57/2001, 64/2001, 69/2001, 72/2001, 86/2001, 105/2001, 2/2002, 15/2002, 25/2002, 35/2002, 40/2002, 51/2002, 71/2002, 74/2002, 89/2002, 95/2002, 103/2002, 116/2002, 1/2003, 11/2003, 14/2003, 29/2003, 44/2003, 61/2003, 81/2003, 86/2003, 95/2003, 119/2003, 122/2003, 125/2003, 1/2004, 6/2004, 10/2004,16/2004, 31/2004, 43/2004, 70/2004, 71/2004, 87/2004, 96/2004, 110/2004, 131/2004, 3/2005, 15/2005, 23/2005, 34/2005, 48/2005, 63/2005, 79/2005, 83/2005, 101/2005, 114/2005, 126/2005, 148/2005, 2/2006, 9/2006, 25/2006, 35/2006, 46/2006, 60/2006, 75/2006, 81/2006, 90/2006, 103/2006, 108/2006, 119/2006, 1/2007, 7/2007, 13/2007, 20/2007, 37/2007, 44/2007, 64/2007, 75/2007, 96/2007, 118/2007, 123/2007, 126/2007, 2/2008, 9/2008, 21/2008, 28/2008, 34/2008, 52/2008, 60/2008, 73/2008, 83/2008,103/2008, 115/2008, 137/2008, 7/2009, 15/2009, 25/2009, 41/2009, 51/2009, 60/2009, 63/2009, 70/2009, 85/2009, 94/2009, 102/2009, 114/2009, 2/2010, 7/2010, 20/2010, 44/2010, 55/2010, 66/2010, 77/2010 and 99/2010. NOTE: This consolidation is not official. Amendments have been incorporated for convenience of reference and the original statutes and regulations should be consulted for all purposes of interpretation and application of the law. In order to preserve the integrity of the original statutes and regulations, errors that may have appeared are reproduced in this consolidation. 2 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL Table of Contents 1 Title Payments to Producers 26 Agent to pay producer PART I 27 Board or agent to calculate deliveries Interpretation 28 Distributors to pay agent 2 Interpretation 29 Where no licence PART II 30 Where failure to report Production 31 Milk content 3 Repealed Products and Consumers 4 Quotas property of board 32 Interpretation, butterfat content 5 Registration 6 Quotas Consumer Prices 7 Repealed 33 to 39 Repealed 8 Approval required to transfer PART IV 8.1 Repealed Commercial Export Milk 8.2 Conversion factor 39.1 to 39.6 Repealed 8.3 Restrictions on approvals 8.4 Distribution of available quotas PART V 8.5 Effective date General 8.6 Use of unused quota 39.7 Repealed 8.7 Exemption General 8.8 Security interest in quota 40 Assessment, producer 9 Obligation to ship under own quota 41 Assessment, distributor 9.1 No alteration of butterfat content 42 Payment of assessment 10 Catastrophe 43 Records, reports, resources 11 Where no deliveries 44 Act of God 12 Board may change quotas 45 Repeal 13 Levies Appendix 14 Repealed PART I PART III Designated Areas Marketing Repealed 15 Repealed PART II Licences Prices 16 Licence required to process milk 2 Interpretation 17 Application for processor’s licence 3 Distributor and producer prices 18 Issuance of licence 4 Distributor price, certain cities 19 Licence not transferable 5 Distributor price, other locations Table 1 Repealed Distribution Table 2 Repealed 20 Pools 21 Repealed Table 3 Repealed 22 Regulations govern all sales Table 4 Repealed 23 All sales through agent 24 Assignment of producers to distributors PART III 25 Records and reports Forms 3 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 CHAPTER M-15 REG 1 The Milk Control Act, 1992 Title 1 These regulations may be cited as The Milk Control Regulations. PART I Interpretation Interpretation 2 In these regulations: (a) “Act” means The Milk Control Act, 1992; (b) “agent” means Agrifoods International Co-operative Ltd.; (c) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s3. (d) “board” means The Milk Control Board constituted pursuant to section 3 of the Act; (e) “catastrophe” means: (i) the severe illness or death of the quota holder; (ii) destruction of the production facilities; (iii) severe infection of the producing herd by an uncontrollable disease or by a disease which results in a requirement from health authorities that the herd be slaughtered; or (iv) any hardship suffered by a quota holder that the board considers to be similar to one described in subclause (i), (ii) or (iii); (f) Repealed. 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s3. (f.1) Repealed. 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s3. (f.2) Repealed. 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s3. (g) “commission” means the Canadian Dairy Commission; (g.1) “complete dairy unit” means a continuously operative dairy farm business, including all lands and buildings and milking cows used in the operation of the business; (g.2) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s3. (h) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s3. 4 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL (i) “distributor” means any person who distributes or sells milk to the consumer directly or through stores or other agencies; (i.1) Repealed. 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s3. (j) “fluid milk products” means milk of any composition, other than condensed or evaporated milk, that is to be used in liquid form, and includes chocolate drink containing milk and buttermilk; (k) Repealed. 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s3. (l) Repealed. 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s3. (m) “fluid sales” means the amount of milk accepted from a producer and sold in fluid form; (n) “immediate family” means a grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, husband, wife, son, daughter, brother, sister, grandson, granddaughter, son- in-law or daughter-in-law; (n.1) “industrial milk” means all milk utilized for processed dairy products; (o) Repealed. 5 Jun 98 SR 42/98 s3. (p) “market share quota” means an industrial quota fixed and allotted by the board, and expressed in kilograms of milk or butterfat to represent a producer’s share of the industrial market in a quota period; (q) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s3. (q.1) “National Milk Marketing Plan” means a plan regulating the marketing of dairy products in relation to Canadian domestic requirements and any additional Canadian industrial milk requirements in the manner determined by agreement between the Government of Canada and the provinces of Canada; (r) “pool” means a milk pool conducted by the board with respect to all registered producers for the distribution of money received from the sale of milk; (s) “process” means to alter the form or composition of milk in any way that is different from the form and composition in which it is received from the producer; (s.1) “processed dairy product” means any product, other than a fluid milk product, made from milk; (t) “processor” means a person who processes milk; (u) “producer” means: (i) an individual who maintains cattle for the purposes of producing qualifying milk and has obtained any approvals and licenses that may be required pursuant to the regulations made pursuant to The Animal Products Act and The Public Health Act; or 5 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 (ii) a partnership, association or corporation whose members or shareholders are personally engaged in the day to day operation of a production unit that maintains cattle for the purposes of producing qualifying milk and has obtained any approvals and licenses that may be required pursuant to the regulations made pursuant to The Animal Products Act and The Public Health Act; (v) “qualifying milk” means milk that complies with the fluid milk quality standards established pursuant to “The Dairy Producers Regulations”, being Saskatchewan Regulations 52/79; (w) “quota period” means the 12 month period commencing on August 1 in one year and ending on July 31 in the next year; (x) “Saskatchewan plan” means the Saskatchewan plan for milk market sharing; (y) “Saskatchewan reserve” means the amount of market share quota which the board has not allocated to producers and includes amounts returned to the board pursuant to these regulations; (z) “Saskatchewan’s entitlement” means Saskatchewan’s milk market share as determined by: (i) the Western Milk Pooling Agreement; and (ii) the National Milk Marketing Plan; (aa) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s3. (bb) “total production quota” means a fluid and industrial quota in kilograms of milk or butterfat allocated to a producer by the board for a quota period; (bb.1) “Western Milk Pool Innovation Program” means the program developed pursuant to an agreement between Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba for the purpose of providing incentives for the development of new fluid milk products and industrial milk products; (cc) “Western Milk Pooling Agreement” means the agreement between Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba for the purpose of pooling producer revenue, sharing markets, improving competitiveness and making use of the regional pooling provisions pursuant to the National Milk Marketing Plan. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s2; 22 Nov 85 SR 108/85 s3; 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s3; 24 Jly 87 SR 65/87 s12; 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s2; 5 Jun 98 SR 42/98 s3; 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s3; 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s3; 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s3; 6 Aug 2004 SR 70/2004 s3; 27 Jly 2007 SR 64/2007 s3; 11 Apr 2008 SR 21/2008 s3. 6 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL PART II Production 3 Repealed. 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s4. Quotas property of board 4 All milk quotas are the property of the board, and are fixed and allotted to registered producers to be used only by those producers and only in accordance with the terms and conditions of these regulations. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s4; 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s4. Registration 5 Every producer shall register with the board by communicating to the board in writing that he is a producer and providing any information that the board requests in connection with registration. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s5. Quotas 6(1) Repealed. 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s5. (2) Where a producer is registered with the board, he is entitled, as provided in this section and as long as the Saskatchewan reserve permits, to be allotted a total production quota. (3) To be considered for a total production quota, a producer shall, before shipping milk, obtain approval of his or her premises for fluid milk production pursuant to The Animal Products Act. (4) Repealed. 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s5. (5) Repealed. 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s5. (6) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s5. (7) Where a producer delivers less than 97% of his total production quota in a quota year, his total production quota for the next quota year is an amount equal to 103.1% of the amount of milk actually delivered by him in the immediately preceding quota year. (8) Where a producer acquires a dairy herd during the quota year and the board approves the transfer of the quota to him pursuant to section 7, his total production quota for the next following quota year is calculated as though all deliveries from that facility during the quota year in which he made the acquisition were made by him. (9) Where a producer did not have a total production quota in the previous quota year, the board may allot him a total production quota based on his anticipated deliveries in the current quota year as long as the Saskatchewan reserve permits. 7 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 (10) Where a vendor or his assignee repossesses a production unit for which a total production quota has been allocated, the board shall give the vendor or his assignee 12 months from the date of the last milk shipment from that production unit before it was repossessed to re-establish the production unit before recalling that total production quota to the Saskatchewan reserve. (11) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s5. (12) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s5. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s6; 22 Nov 85 SR 108/85 s4; 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s4; 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s4; 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s5; 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s5; 6 Aug 2004 SR 70/2004 s4. 7 Repealed. 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s5. Approval required to transfer 8(1) No producer shall transfer all or part of his or her total production quota except with the prior approval of the board. (2) A producer who wishes to transfer all or part of his or her total production quota shall: (a) apply to the board on a form provided by the board; (b) ensure that the quota or portion of quota that the producer wishes to transfer will, at the time of transfer, be free and clear of all writs of execution, security interests and other encumbrances for which the producer is liable; and (c) supply the board with any information and additional material that the board may require respecting the application. (3) Repealed. 21 Dec 2007 SR 126/2007 s3. (4) A producer is not required to transfer any of his or her total production quota by means of the quota exchange operated by the board if the producer is transferring: (a) all or part of the total production quota to his or her immediate family; or (b) the total production quota to a single producer. (5) The board may approve the transfer of all or part of a producer’s total production quota if: (a) the producer applies to the board in accordance with this section; and (b) the board is satisfied that the producer has otherwise complied with these regulations. 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s5; 23 Aug 2002 SR 71/2002 s3; 30 Aug 2002 SR 74/2002 s3; 1 Sep 2006 SR 81/2006 s3; 21 Dec 2007 SR 126/2007 s3. 8.1 Repealed. 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s6. 8 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL Conversion factor 8.2 For the purposes of calculating the total production quota in the case of a transfer of a complete dairy unit and a total production quota, a hectolitre of milk is equal to 3.6 kilograms of butterfat. 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s6; 6 Aug 2004 SR 70/2004 s5. Restrictions on approvals 8.3(1) Repealed. 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s7. (2) Subject to any terms and conditions that it considers appropriate, the board may approve the transfer of part of a producer’s total production quota to another producer. (3) Where a producer proposes to transfer his total production quota to a person who is not a milk producer, the board shall not approve the transfer unless: (a) the board is satisfied that the location where the person proposes to produce milk is appropriate; and (b) the production facilities to be used by the person are approved pursuant to The Animal Products Act and the regulations made pursuant to that Act. (4) The board may approve the transfer by two or more producers who are individuals of their total production quotas to a partnership, association or corporation of which they are members or shareholders. (5) Where a producer who is an individual: (a) has transferred his total production quota to a partnership, association or corporation in accordance with subsection (4); and (b) subsequent to the transfer mentioned in clause (a), applies to the board to withdraw from the partnership, association or corporation and to retransfer his total production quota to his own name; the board may approve the transfer. (6) Repealed. 13 Jly 2001 SR 46/2001 s3. 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s6; 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s7; 13 Jly 2001 SR 46/2001 s3; 21 Dec 2007 SR 126/2007 s4. Distribution of available quotas 8.4 If a total production quota is returned to the board or is otherwise available to be distributed among producers, the board shall distribute the total production quota to existing producers. 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s8. 9 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 Effective date 8.5 Where the board approves the transfer of a total production quota, the transfer is effective: (a) on a date set by the board, which date may be earlier than the date on which the approval is granted; or (b) if the board does not set a date, on the first day of the month following the month in which the board granted the approval. 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s6. Use of unused quota 8.6 A producer who acquires additional total production quota during a quota period may use the full amount of any unused portion of the acquired total production quota in that quota period. 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s6. Exemption 8.7(1) Where the board is satisfied that it is fair and reasonable to do so for compassionate reasons associated with a producer, the board may exempt the producer from all or any part of the provisions of sections 8 to 8.6 and may impose any terms or conditions on that producer or any other producer with respect to the exemption and may vary, alter, amend, change, cancel or substitute those terms or conditions. (2) No producer shall fail to comply with any terms or conditions imposed pursuant to subsection (1). 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s6. Security interest in quota 8.8(1) No producer shall grant a security interest in all or part of the total production quota allocated to that producer except with the prior written approval of the board, granted in accordance with this section. (2) A producer who wishes to grant a security interest in all or part of the total production quota allocated to that producer shall: (a) file with the board a joint application for approval to grant a security interest in the quota, in Form A of Part III of the Appendix to these regulations, signed by both the producer and the party to whom the producer wishes to grant the security interest; and (b) provide the board with any information it may require respecting the application. (3) Where the board approves the granting of a security interest in all or part of the total production quota allocated to a producer, it shall indicate its approval by signing the joint application form filed by the producer. 10 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL (4) Where the board approves the granting of a security interest in all or part of the total production quota allocated to a producer, the approval: (a) is subject to the condition that the producer and the secured party comply with the terms and conditions contained in the joint application form filed by the producer; and (b) may be made subject to any other terms and conditions, not inconsistent with the Act and these regulations, that the board considers appropriate in the public interest. 22 Jly 94 SR 61/94 s3. Obligation to ship under own quota 9 No producer shall ship milk under the name of another producer and no producer shall permit another producer to ship milk under his name. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s9. No alteration of butterfat content 9.1 No producer shall vary the butterfat content of milk obtained from a milking animal before he delivers it pursuant to these regulations. 22 Nov 85 SR 108/85 s5. Catastrophe 10(1) If a producer suffers a catastrophe, that producer must notify the board immediately and may submit a written request to the board to have his or her milk quota and producer status held in abeyance for up to 12 months. (2) The board may agree or refuse to place a quota in abeyance pursuant to subsection (1). (3) A producer may apply to the board in writing for an extension of the period of abeyance granted pursuant to subsection (2), and the board may: (a) extend the period of abeyance on any terms and conditions that it considers reasonable; or (b) refuse to extend the period of abeyance. (4) The board may require any information or justification from the producer that it considers necessary to support a request pursuant to subsection (1) or (3). 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s10; 21 Dec 2007 SR 126/2007 s5. Where no deliveries 11(1) Subject to subsection (2) and section 10, where a milk producer ships no milk for three consecutive months, the board shall transfer that producer’s total production quota to the Saskatchewan reserve. (2) Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s6. (3) Where a producer’s total production quota is transferred to the Saskatchewan reserve pursuant to subsection (1) or (2), the producer may apply to the board to have his total production quota or part of it reinstated. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s11; 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s6. 11 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 Board may change quotas 12 Where Saskatchewan’s entitlement is altered or in any other circumstances where the board considers it to be necessary, the board may, in its discretion, adjust total production quotas during the quota year by sending written notice to quota holders. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s12. Levies 13(1) Every producer shall pay the amounts levied by the board to cover the costs of the administration of the Act and the fees and levies to be remitted to the commission. (2) The amounts required pursuant to subsection (1) may be deducted by a processor from payments made to a producer, and the processor shall forward such amounts to the board not later than the 15th day of the month following the month in which the deductions were made. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s13. 14 Repealed. 4 Feb 2005 SR 3/2005 s3. PART III Marketing 15 Repealed. 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s5. Licence required to process milk 16(1) No person shall carry on the business of processing milk or operate a milk plant without holding a processor’s licence issued pursuant to section 18. (2) Every holder of a processor’s licence issued pursuant to section 18 must hold a valid licence issued pursuant to “The Dairy Manufacturing Plant Regulations”, being Saskatchewan Regulations 53/79. (3) No holder of a processor’s licence issued pursuant to section 18 shall fail to comply with the Act, these regulations or any term or condition imposed on the licence. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s7; 8 Aug 2003 SR 81/2003 s3. Application for processor’s licence 17 Every person applying for a processor’s licence shall: (a) apply to the board in any form that is acceptable to the board; (b) provide the board with any information that the board may reasonably require in order to determine whether or not to approve the application and issue the licence; and (c) pay a fee of $25. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s7. 12 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL Issuance of licence 18(1) If the board receives an application pursuant to section 17 and is satisfied that the applicant has complied with the Act and these regulations and that it is in the public interest to do so, the board may issue a processor’s licence to the applicant. (2) The holder of a processor’s licence shall only operate the milk plants noted in the processor’s licence. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s7. Licence not transferable 19 A processor’s licence is not transferable. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s7. Distribution Pools 20 The board shall establish and administer milk pools in Saskatchewan, for the distribution of all moneys received from the sale of the milk of the producers in a pool. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s20. 21 Repealed. 29 Aug 86 SR 87/86 s8. Regulations govern all sales 22 The agent shall not sell, and no distributor shall acquire, milk except in accordance with these regulations. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s22. All sales through agent 23 No distributor shall buy or acquire milk from anyone other than the agent, except with the written permission of the board. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s23. Assignment of producers to distributors 24(1) The board may, in its discretion, assign particular producers to supply milk to particular distributors. (2) Where a distributor notifies the board that his needs are not being met by the producers assigned to him, the board may assign further producers to him. (3) Where a distributor notifies the board that he is receiving more milk than he requires from the producers assigned to him, the board shall reduce the number of producers supplying that distributor. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s24. 13 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 Records and reports 25 Every distributor shall: (a) maintain a record, on the form provided by the board or the agent, of all milk received by him; (b) sign the forms kept pursuant to clause (a) and send them by first class mail to the board at any times that the board may establish; (c) complete and sign a milk utilization report on the form provided by the board; and (d) mail the milk utilization report to the board by first class mail before the seventh day of the month next following the month of the report. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s25. Payments to Producers Agent to pay producer 26(1) Subject to subsection (2), the agent shall pay to a producer the prices established by the board in Section 3 of Part II of the Appendix for milk. (2) The agent shall make payments pursuant to this section at least twice in each month or at more regular intervals as approved by the board. (3) Instruments that are not immediately negotiable at face value, such as postdated cheques, promissory notes or other undertakings of distributors, are not considered to be payments for the purposes of these regulations. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s26. Board or agent to calculate deliveries 27 The board or the agent shall prepare, in respect of each month, a statement regarding the amount of milk supplied to a distributor in that month to be used in calculating the amount payable by the distributor to the agent. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s27. Distributors to pay agent 28(1) A distributor shall pay to the agent: (a) an amount on account at a rate per hectolitre, set by the board, of all milk received by the distributor between the 1st and the 15th day of the month, which amount is to be paid not later than the 25th day of that month; (b) subject to subsection (1.1), the balance owing after the payment made pursuant to clause (a) is deducted from the amount owing as calculated pursuant to section 27. 14 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL (1.1) For the purposes of clause (1)(b), the distributor shall pay to the agent the balance owing not later than: (a) the 10th day of the following month; or (b) if the 10th day of the following month is a Saturday, Sunday or holiday, the first day in the following month that is not a Saturday, Sunday or holiday. (2) A distributor shall identify for the agent the plant in respect of which each payment is made pursuant to this section. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s28; 6 Aug 2004 SR 70/2004 s6; 25 Jne 2010 SR 66/2010 s3. Where no licence 29 Where a distributor does not hold a valid distributor’s licence, the board shall cease to supply milk to that distributor. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s29. Where failure to report 30 Where a distributor fails: (a) to pay the agent, at the times and in the manner prescribed by the board, the amounts payable for milk supplied to him; or (b) to forward to the agent the copy of the milk collection report or utilization report in the manner prescribed in these regulations; the board may cease to supply milk to that distributor. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s30. Milk content 31(1) For the purposes of this section and section 39.4, “content” means the amount of butterfat, protein and other solid components in milk. (2) All milk delivered by a producer must be tested pursuant to The Animal Products Act for content, and the tester shall provide the producer and the agent with a statement of the content of the milk. (3) Where a load of milk is received by a distributor from a producer whose milk was diverted to the distributor, the content of that milk is deemed to be the weighted average of the content of all the producers’ milk for the test period. (4) Where a distributor receives milk that is diverted to the distributor by another distributor who cannot identify the producer, the content of the milk is deemed to be the average of three samples taken from throughout the tank from which the milk was received. 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s7. 15 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 Products and Consumers Interpretation, butterfat content 32(1) In this section and in the Appendix: (a) “chocolate partly-skimmed 2% milk” means fluid milk that contains not less than 2.0% and not more than 2.5% of butterfat and to which a chocolate flavouring has been added; (a.1) “chocolate partly skimmed 1% milk” means fluid milk that contains not less than 1.0% and not more than 1.5% of butterfat and to which a chocolate flavouring has been added; (b) “cultured buttermilk” means fluid milk in which lactic acid-producing bacteria or a similar culture has been added; (c) “flavoured partly-skimmed milk” means fluid milk that contains not less than 2% of butterfat and to which flavouring has been added; (d) “2% partly-skimmed milk” means fluid milk that contains: (i) not less than 2.0% and not more than 2.5% of butterfat; and (ii) not less than 8.25% of milk solids other than fat; (d.1) “1% partly-skimmed milk” means fluid milk that contains: (i) not less than 1.0% and not more than 1.5% of butterfat; and (ii) not less than 8.25% of milk solids other than fat; (e) “skim milk” means fluid milk that contains not more than 0.3% of butterfat and not less than 8.25% of milk solids other than fat; (f) “substandard cream” means milk that is standarized to contain not less than 10% and not more than 12% of butterfat; (g) “UHT milk” means milk which has been subjected to direct or indirect ultra heat treatment and asepthically packaged, and includes partly-skimmed milk, chocolate partly-skimmed milk and flavoured partly-skimmed milk that has been subjected to such a process; (h) “whipping cream” means cream that contains not less than 32% of butterfat; (i) “whole milk” means fluid milk that contains not less than 3.25% of butterfat and not less than 8% of milk solids other than fat. (2) No person shall distribute chocolate partly-skimmed milk, cultured buttermilk, partly-skimmed milk, skim milk, substandard cream, UHT milk, whipping cream or whole milk that does not conform to the standard set out in subsection (1). (3) During the production or manufacture of a fluid milk product, no person shall, directly or indirectly, remove from the fluid milk product any substance, except milk-fat or water to the extent required or permitted by these regulations. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s32; 13 Jan 89 SR 117/88 s2; 8 May 98 SR 36/98 s3; 26 Apr 2002 SR 35/2002 s3; 24 May 2002 SR 40/2002 s3. 16 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL Consumer Prices 33 to 39 Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s8. PART IV Commercial Export Milk 39.1 to 39.6 Repealed. 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s6. PART V General 39.7 Repealed. 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s7. General Assessment, producer 40(1) Every producer shall pay to the board an assessment of 21.57 cents for each hectolitre of milk that the producer sells to the agent. (2) The assessment mentioned in subsection (1) is to be: (a) deducted by the agent from payments made by the agent to the producer; and (b) remitted by the agent to the board. 23 Aug 2002 SR 71/2002 s4; 6 Aug 2004 SR 70/2004 s7; 24 Nov 2006 SR 108/2006 s3. Assessment, distributor 41 Every distributor shall pay to the board an assessment of 21.57 cents for each hectolitre of milk that the distributor receives from the agent. 23 Aug 2002 SR 71/2002 s4; 6 Aug 2004 SR 70/2004 s8; 24 Nov 2006 SR 108 s4. Payment of assessment 42 On or before the 15th day of each month, the agent or the distributor, as the case may be, shall forward to the board the amount for the immediately preceding month that is due the board pursuant to section 40 or 41. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s42. Records, reports, resources 43 Every distributor shall: (a) keep such books, records and accounts as will afford an intelligent understanding of the conduct of his business; 17 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 (b) make available at all times the books, records and accounts kept pursuant to clause (a) for inspection by the board or its authorized representative; (c) on or before the tenth day of each month furnish to the board, in a form acceptable to the board, a true and detailed report of operations for the immediately preceding month; and (d) within three months after the end of the distributor’s fiscal year, furnish to the board a copy of a financial statement, including a balance sheet and profit and loss statement, certified by the distributor’s auditors, with respect to the operations of each plant operated by the distributor for the last fiscal year of the distributor. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s43. Act of God 44 A failure of the board, the agent or a distributor to carry out a provision of these regulations as a result in whole or in part of an act of God, adverse weather, fire, strike, lock-out, invasion or order of a civil or military authority, is deemed not to be a contravention of these regulations. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s44. Repeal 45 Saskatchewan Regulations 301/74, 302/74, 247/80, 162/81 and 163/81 are repealed. 28 Dec 84 cM-15 Reg 1 s45. Appendix PART I Designated Areas Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10. PART II Prices Interpretation 2 In this Appendix: (a) “class 1a milk” means milk and specialty milk in its liquid form and includes whole milk, 2% milk, 1% milk, skim milk, modified enriched milk, kosher milk, all types of U.H.T. milk, buttermilk, 80% eggnog, cordials, acidophilus milk, kefir, chocolate milk, flavoured drink and condensed milk to be reconstituted as fluid milk; 18 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL (b) “class 1b milk” means cream in liquid form and includes whipping cream, 18% cream, 10% cream and all types of U.H.T. cream; (b.1) Repealed. 3 Nov 2000 SR 84/2000 s2. (c) “class 1c milk” means new fluid milk products for retail and food service as approved by the provincial authorities; (d) “class 2 milk” means milk used in the manufacture of sour cream, yogurt, cultured products, ice cream, frozen yogurt or other frozen products, meal replacement beverages, soup bases, puddings, whipped milk or infant formulas; (e) “class 3a milk” means milk used in the manufacture of cottage cheese, mozzarella cheese, fresh curd or any other cheese that, in the opinion of the board, is a specialty cheese; (f) “class 3b milk” means milk used in the manufacture of cheddar cheese, light cheddar cheese, kosher cheddar cheese, stirred curd, cream cheese, creamy cheese bases or cheese mixes; (g) “class 4a milk” means milk used in the manufacture of all types of butter, all types of milk powder, casein, caseinate, condensed milk as an ingredient in the food industry, butteroil and any other milk products not mentioned in this section except new products mentioned in paragraph (j)(i)(B); (g.1) in the case of class 4a(i) milk: (i) $7.5339 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $2.20 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $2.20 per kilogram of other solids; (h) “class 4b milk” means milk used in the manufacture of condensed milk and sweetened condensed milk for retail sale; (i) “class 4c milk” means milk used in the manufacture of products that are classified by the board as new to the Saskatchewan market; (j) “class 4d milk” means milk: (i) that is used: (A) in the manufacture of processed animal feed; or (B) in a new product that has not yet been classified by the board; or (ii) that is involved in inventory, plant losses or fluid returns; (j.1) “4d(i) milk” means milk used for inventory adjustments for interprovincial milk movement purposes; 19 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 (j.2) “4m milk” means milk used for sleeve production, structural surplus and over quota production within the meaning of the Comprehensive Milk Marketing Plan issued by the commission pursuant to the Canadian Dairy Commission Act; (k) “class 5a milk” means milk used for further processing of cheese products pursuant to a Special Class permit; (l) “class 5b milk” means milk used for furthering processing of non-cheese products pursuant to a Special Class permit; (m) in the case of class 5a milk: (i) $3.0772 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $3.9675 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $0.2423 per kilogram of other solids; (n) in the case of class 5b milk: (i) $3.0772 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $1.6519 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $1.6519 per kilogram of other solids; (o) in the case of class 5c milk: (i) $3.0000 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $1.4573 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $1.4573 per kilogram of other solids. (p) “Special Class permit” means a Special Class permit issued by the commission pursuant to the Canadian Dairy Commission Act. 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s11; 9 Apr 99 SR 16/1999 s2; 3 Sep 99 SR 65/1999 s2; 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s9; 3 Nov 2000 SR 84/2000 s2; 7 Dec 2001 SR 86/2001 s2; 23 Aug 2002 SR 71/2002 s5; 31 Oct 2003 SR 119/2003 s2; 4 Mar 2005 SR 15/2005 s2; 1 Apr 2005 SR 23/2005 s2; 21 Dec 2007 SR 126/2007 s6; 29 May 2009 SR 51/2009 s2; 28 Aug 2009 SR 70/2009 s2. Distributor and producer prices 3(1) A distributor shall pay the following prices to the board or the agent respecting milk delivered in Saskatchewan: (a) in the case of class 1a milk: (i) $5.40 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $68.22 per hectolitre of skim milk; (b) in the case of class 1b milk: (i) $5.40 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $66.57 per hectolitre of skim milk; 20 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL (c) in the case of class 1c milk, the price as stated on a contract-by-contract basis in accordance with the Western Milk Pool Innovation Program and as approved by the board; (d) in the case of class 2 milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $5.6453 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $5.6453 per kilogram of other solids; (e) in the case of class 3a milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $13.1870 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $0.8946 per kilogram of other solids; (f) in the case of class 3b milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $12.9343 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $0.8786 per kilogram of other solids; (g) in the case of class 4a milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $5.2469 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $5.2469 per kilogram of other solids; (g.1) in the case of class 4a(i) milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $2.60 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $2.60 per kilogram of other solids; (h) in the case of class 4b milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $5.2469 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $5.2469 per kilogram of other solids; 21 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 (i) in the case of class 4c milk, the price as stated on a contract-by-contract basis in accordance with the Western Milk Pool Innovation Program and as approved by the board; (j) in the case of class 4d milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $5.2469 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $5.2469 per kilogram of other solids; (k) in the case of class 4d(i) milk: (i) $7.5345 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $5.2469 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $5.2469 per kilogram of other solids; (l) in the case of class 4m milk: (i) $1.1500 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $1.1500 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $1.1500 per kilogram of other solids; (m) in the case of class 5a milk: (i) $4.6689 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $5.1610 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $0.3901 per kilogram of other solids; (n) in the case of class 5b milk: (i) $4.6689 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $2.2454 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $2.2454 per kilogram of other solids; (o) in the case of class 5c milk: (i) $4.7342 per kilogram of butterfat; (ii) $2.0859 per kilogram of protein; (iii) $2.0859 per kilogram of other solids; (p) in the case of class 5d milk, the price stated on a contract-by-contract basis as determined by the commission. (1.01) Repealed. 3 Nov 2000 SR 84/2000 s2. 22 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL (2) Repealed. 4 Jne 2004 SR 31/2004 s2. (3) Subject to subsection (3.1), the price per hectolitre of milk, or per kilogram of butterfat, protein or other solids, to be paid from the pool by the board or the agent to a producer is the price to be paid by the distributor, as set out in subsection (1). (3.1) The price to be paid from the pool by the board or the agent for milk described in subsection (1) or is the price to be paid by the distributor as set out in that subsection. (4) to (6) Repealed. 3 Sep 99 SR 65/1999 s2. 13 Jan 89 SR 117/89 s4; 6 Aug 93 SR 58/93 s2; 27 Aug 93 SR 60/93 s2; 24 Sep 93 SR 61/93 s2; 19 Aug 94 SR 65/94 s2; 6 Jan 95 SR 89/94 s2; 25 Aug 95 SR 58/95 s2; 22 Dec 95 SR 74/95 s2; 16 Feb 96 SR 3/96 s2; 31 May 96 SR 27/96 s2; 7 Jun 96 SR 28/96 s2; 12 Jly 96 SR 52/96 s2; 9 Aug 96 SR 61/96 s11; 23 Aug 96 SR 63/96 s2; 6 Sep 96 SR 65/96 s2; 1 Nov 96 SR 81/96 s2; 24 Jan 97 SR 1/97 s2; 31 Jan 97 SR 7/97 s2; 7 Mar 97 SR 11/97 s2; 27 Mar 97 SR 15/97 s2; 2 May 97 SR 19/97 s2; 30 May 97 SR 30/97 s2; 4 Jly 97 SR 45/97; 25 Jly 97 SR 68/97 s2; 5 Sep 97 SR 82/97 s2; 26 Sep 97 SR 89/97 s2; 31 Oct 97 SR 98/97 s2; 12 Dec 97 SR 104/97 s2; 16 Jan 98 SR 1/98 s2; 13 Feb 98 SR 4/98 s2; 6 Mar 98 SR 21/98 s2; 27 Mar 98 SR 24/98 s2; 8 May 98 SR 36/98 s4;5 Jun 98 SR 42/98 s5; 5 Jun 98 SR 43/98 s2; 3 Jly 98 SR 47/98 s2; 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10; 4 Sep 98 SR 65/98 s2; 2 Oct 98 SR 75/98 s2; 23 Oct 98 SR 79/98 s2; 18 Dec 98 SR 86/98 s2; 8 Jan 99 SR 94/98 s2; 5 Feb 99 SR 10/1999 s2; 12 Mar 99 SR 12/1999 s2; 9 Apr 99 SR 16/1999 s2; 7 May 99 SR 25/1999 s2; 4 Jun 99 SR 33/1999 s2; 16 Jly 99 SR 59/1999 s2; 13 Aug 99 SR 61/1999 s2; 3 Sep 99 SR 65/1999 s2; and SR 66/1999 s2; 1 Oct 99 SR 70/1999 s2; 5 Nov 99 SR 80/1999 s2; 3 Dec 99 SR 90/1999 s2; 31 Dec 99 SR 95/1999 s2; 28 Jan 2000 SR 3/2000 s2; 3 Mar 2000 SR 9/2000 s2; 20 Apr 2000 SR 21/2000 s2; 12 May 2000 SR 30/2000 s2; 9 Jun 2000 SR 31/2000 s2; 30 Jun 2000 SR 38/2000 s2; 4 Aug 2000 SR 57/2000 s2; 25 Aug 2000 SR 65/2000 s9; 13 Oct 2000 SR 75/2000 s2; 3 Nov 2000 SR 84/2000 s2; 1 Dec 2000 SR 94/2000 s2; 5 Jan 2001 SR 105/2000 s2; 26 Jan 2001 SR 1/2001 s2; 9 Feb 2001 SR 6/2001 s2; 2 Mar 2001 SR 10/2001 s2; 6 Apr 2001 SR 20/2001 s2; 27 Apr 2001 SR 25/2001 s2; 1 Jun 2001 SR 30/2001 s2; 13 Jly 2001 SR 46/2001 s4; 10 Aug 2001 SR 57/2001 s2; 24 Aug 2001 SR 64/2001 s2; 28 Sep 2001 SR 69/2001 s2; 26 Oct 2001 SR 72/2001 s2; 7 Dec 2001 SR 86/2001 s2; 4 Jan 2002 SR 105/2001 s2; 25 Jan 2002 SR 2/2002 s2; 22 Feb 2002 SR 15/2002 s2; 22 Mar 2002 SR 25/2002 s2; 26 Apr 2002 SR 35/2002 s4; 24 May 2002 SR 40/2002 s4; 28 Jun 2002 SR 51/2002 s2; 23 Aug 2002 SR 71/2002 s5; 30 Aug 2002 SR 74/2002 s5; 27 Sep 2002 SR 89/2002 s2; 1 Nov 2002 SR 95/2002 s2; 22 Nov 2002 SR 103/2002 s2; 27 Dec 2002 SR 116/2002 s2; 31 Jan 2003 SR 1/2003 s8; 28 Feb 2003 SR 11/2003 s2; 28 Mar 2003 SR 14/2003 s2; 2 May 2003 SR 29/2003 s2; 30 May 2003 SR 44/2003 s2; 11 Jly 2003 SR 61/2003 s2; 8 Aug 2003 SR 81/2003 s4; 5 Sep 2003 SR 86/2003 s2; 26 Sep 2003 SR 95/2003 s2; 31 Oct 2003 SR 119/2003 s2; 28 Nov 2003 SR 122/2003 s2; 2 Jan 2004 SR 125/2003 s2; 30 Jan 2004 SR 1/2004 s2; 27 Feb 2004 SR 6/2004 s2; 26 Mar 2004 SR 10/2004 s2; 30 Apr 2004 SR16/2004 s2; 4 Jne 2004 SR 31/2004 s2; 25 Jne 2004 SR 43/2004 s2; 6 Aug 2004 SR 70/2004 s9; 27 Aug 2004 SR 71/2004 s2; 1 Oct 2004 SR 87/2004 s2; 22 Oct 2004 SR 96/2004 s2; 26 Nov 2004 SR 110/2004 s2; 31 Dec 2004 SR 131/2004 s2; 4 Feb 2005 SR 3/2005 s4; 4 Mar 2005 SR 15/2005 s2; 1 Apr 2005 SR 23/2005 s2; 29 Apr 2005 SR 34/2005 s2; 3 Jne 2005 SR 48/2005 s2; 30 Jne 2005 SR 63/2005 s2; 5 Aug 2005 SR 79/2005 s2; 2 Sep 2005 SR 83/2005 s2; 23 Sep 2005 SR 101/2005 s2; 4 Nov 2005 SR 114/2005 s2; 2 Dec 2005 SR126/2005 s2; 6 Jan 2006 SR 146/2005 s2; 27 Jan 2006 SR 2/2006 s2; 24 Feb 2006 SR 9/2006 s2; 31 Mar 2006 SR 25/2006 s2; 28 Apr 2006 SR 35/2006 s2; 2 Jne 2006 SR 46/2006 s2; 23 Jne 2006 SR 60/2006 s2; 28 Jly 2006 SR 75/2006 s2; 1 Sep 2006 SR 81/2006 s4; 29 Sep 2006 SR 90/2006 s2; 3 Nov 2006 SR 103/2006 s2; 24 Nov 2006 SR108/2006 s5; 5 Jan 2007 SR 119/2006 s2; 26 Jan 2007 SR 1/2007 s2; 23 Feb 2007 SR 7/2007 s2; 23 Mar 2007 SR 13/2007 s2; 20 Apr 2007 SR 23/2007 s2; 25 May 2007 SR 37/2007 s2; 22 Jne 2007 SR 44/2007 s2; 27 Jly 2007 SR 64/2007 s4; 7 Sep 2007 SR 75/2007 s2; 28 Sep 2007 SR 96/2007 s2; 2 Nov 2007 SR 118/2007 s2; 7 Dec 2007 SR 123/2007 s2; 21 Dec 2007 SR 126/2007 s6; 25 Jan 2008 SR 2/2008 s2; 7 Mar 2008 SR 9/2008 s2; 11 Apr 2008 SR 21/2008 s4; 2 May 2008 SR 28/2008 s2; 30 May 2008 SR 34/2008 s2; 27 Jne 2008 SR 52/2008 s2; 25 Jly 2008 SR 60/2008 s2; 29 Aug 2008 SR 73/2008 s2; 26 Sep 2008 SR 83/2008 s2; 7 Nov 2008 SR 103/2008 s2; 21 Nov SR 115/2008 s2; 2 Jan 2009 SR 137/2008 s2; 23 Jan 2009 SR 7/2009; 6 Mar 2009 SR 15/2009 s2; 3 Mar 2009 SR 25/2009 s2; 1 May 2009 SR 41/2009 s2; 29 May 2009 SR 51/2009 s2; 26 Jne 2009 SR 60/2009 s2; 24 Jly 2009 SR 63/2009 s2; 2 Oct 2009 SR 85/2009 s2; 6 Nov 2009 SR 94/2009 s2; 27 Nov 2009 SR 102/2009 s2; 8 Jan 2010 SR114/2009 s3; 5 Feb 2010 SR 2/2010 s2; 26 Feb 2010 SR 7/2010 s2; 1 Apr 2010 SR 20/2010 s2; 7 May 2010 SR 44/2010 s2; 4 Jne 2010 SR 55/2010 s2; 25 Jne 2010 SR 66/2010 s4; 23 Jly 2010 SR 77/2010 s2; 24 Sep 2010 SR 99/2010 s2. 4 Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10. 5 Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10. 23 MILK CONTROL M-15 REG 1 TABLE 1 Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10. TABLE 2 Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10. TABLE 3 Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10. TABLE 4 Repealed. 31 Jly 98 SR 64/98 s10. PART III Forms FORM A [Section 8.8] Joint Application for Approval to Grant Security Interest in Quota PRODUCER I apply to the Saskatchewan Milk Control Board for approval to grant a security interest in: _________ kilograms of the total production quota allotted to me _________ all of the total production quota allotted to me _________ all of the present and future acquired total production quota allotted to me and if approval is given, I: (a) authorize the Board to release to the secured party any information concerning the quota held by me; (b) will not request the Board to sell the quota covered by this application on the quota exchange without the written consent of all parties having a security interest in the quota; (c) will not request the Board to transfer the quota covered by this application without the written consent of all parties having a security interest in the quota; (d) state that I have already granted a security interest in the quota to the following: Secured Party Kilograms Date Granted ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ and (e) release and indemnify the Board, its officers and employees, with respect to anything done or omitted to be done by them respecting this notice. 24 M-15 REG 1 MILK CONTROL C.D.C. REGISTRATION # _________________ PRODUCER I.D. # __________________ (milk producer) ENTERPRISE NAME: _________________________________________________________ SIGNATURE: _________________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE: ___________________ BARN LAND LOCATION: SW SE NW NE ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________ RECEIVING PLANT: ____________________________________ R.M. # ______________ LOCATION: _______________________________ POSTAL CODE ___________________ AMOUNT OF TOTAL PRODUCTION QUOTA HELD ________________KILOGRAMS (see reverse) SECURED PARTY SECURED PARTY’S NAME: ____________________________________________________ apply to the Saskatchewan Milk Control Board for approval to obtain a security interest in quota, as described in this application, and, if approved: (a) agree to comply with The Milk Control Act, 1992 and the regulations, as amended from time to time, and the terms and conditions of any approval given to the producer to grant a security interest in quota; (b) agree to notify the Board when the security in the quota is released; (c) will not assign the security interest in the producer’s quota to any other person; (d) agree that, on seizure of the quota, we will only have the same rights and obligations as the producer had pursuant to The Milk Control Act, 1992 and the regulations; and (e) release the Board, its officers and employees, with respect to anything done or omitted to be done by them respecting this application and the producer’s quota. SECURED PARTY: ____________________________________________________________ PER: __________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS: ________________________________ TELEPHONE: # ___________________ POSTAL CODE:

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