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Potash Production Tax Regulations, M-17.1 Reg 6
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These regulations set out the Potash Production Tax rules and define key terms used to calculate tax-related amounts.
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These regulations set out the Potash Production Tax rules and define key terms used to calculate tax-related amounts.
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This Act continues Saskatchewan Power Corporation and gives it broad power to operate electricity-related services, while requiring customers to pay set charges and comply with terms.
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These regulations set a voltage range, require the corporation to make annual payments, and govern how poles or structures must be relocated when a municipality’s work makes relocation necessary.
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This Act sets superannuation rules for Saskatchewan Power Corporation employees, including retirement ages, contributions, allowances, refunds, and family payments.
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This Act sets rules for enduring powers of attorney, including who may grant one, how attorneys may act, when authority ends, and when accounting is required.
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These regulations set forms, fees, witnessing, gift limits, and accounting rules for enduring powers of attorney.
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These regulations set out how practitioner staff appeals are started, heard, decided, and further appealed.
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This Act continues the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute, sets out its board, powers, reporting duties, audit requirements, and regulation-making authority.
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These regulations set rules for the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute’s head office, corporate seal, operating surplus, borrowing limit, and when the regulations start and replace an earlier regulation.
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This Act sets how pre-judgment interest is calculated and when courts must, must not, or may award it.
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These regulations set how pre-judgment interest rates are determined and require the Inspector of Legal Offices to publish those rates.
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This Act sets up Saskatchewan’s prescription drug assistance program and gives the minister powers to run it, make payments, manage a formulary, and collect certain drug-related personal health information.
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These regulations set out prescription drug benefit rules, including who can receive reimbursement, how benefit amounts are calculated, and when the minister may decide eligibility or require information.
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These regulations set two $320,000 amounts for prisoner escort and prisoner security costs for Regina and Saskatoon, repeal earlier related regulations, and say when the regulations take effect.
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These regulations set citation, cost-allocation amounts for prisoner escort and security services, and when the regulations begin to apply.
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This regulation sets the City of Regina and City of Saskatoon prisoner escort/security cost amounts for a specified fiscal year, and says the regulation starts when filed with the Registrar of Regulations.
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These regulations set prisoner escort and prisoner security cost amounts for Regina and Saskatoon, and they come into force when filed with the Registrar of Regulations.
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This Act creates civil privacy tort rules, including rules for non-consensual distribution of intimate images, defences, remedies, and regulation-making power.
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These regulations set the procedure for bringing an action about non-consensual distribution of an intimate image, and they state when the regulations come into force.
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This Act requires private investigators, security guards, and related businesses to be licensed, and it restricts how they may present themselves and operate.