PART II THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 REVISED REGULATIONS OF SASKATCHEWAN ORDER

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1 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, PART II THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 REVISED REGULATIONS OF SASKATCHEWAN ORDER The Registrar of, pursuant to the authority given by section 7 of The Act, 1997, being chapter R-16.2 Reg 1 of The Revised of Saskatchewan: (a) cancels the number assigned to The Department of Economic and Co-operative Development and published in Part II of the Gazette on April 11, 1997 as Chapter G-5.1 Reg 76 ; and (b) assigns The Department of Economic and Co-operative Development the new number Chapter G-5.1 Reg 77. Dated at Regina, this 25th day of April, Lois Thacyk Registrar of Certified True Copy Lois Thacyk Registrar of 307 SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 19/97 The Milk Control Act, 1992 Section 10 Board Order, dated April 22, 1997 (Filed April 22, 1997) 1 These regulations may be cited as The Milk Control Amendment, 1997 (No. 6). R.R.S. c.m-15 Reg 1, Appendix amended 2 Subsection 3(1) of Part II of the Appendix to The Milk Control is amended: (a) in clause (k): (i) in subclause (i) by striking out $ and substituting $ ; and (ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out $ and substituting $ ; and (b) in clause (l): (i) in subclause (i) by striking out $ and substituting $ ; (ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out $ and substituting $ ; and (iii) in subclause (iii) by striking out $ and substituting $ These regulations come into force on May 1, 1997.

2 308 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 23/97 The Prescription Drugs Act Section 9 Order in Council 237/97, dated April 22, 1997 (Filed April 23, 1997) 1 These regulations may be cited as The Prescription Drugs Amendment, R.R.S. c.p-23 Reg 3, section 10 amended 2 Clause 10(2)(c) of The Prescription Drugs, 1993 is repealed and the following substituted: (c) a dependent child of a family unit mentioned in subsection 9(2); (c.1) a dependent child who is a member of a family unit mentioned in subsection 9(3). 3(1) Subject to subsection (2), these regulations come into force on May 1, (2) If these regulations are filed with the Registrar of after May 1, 1997, these regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of. SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 24/97 The Health Districts Act Section 40 Order in Council 238/97, dated April 22, 1997 (Filed April 23, 1997) 1 These regulations may be cited as The Health Districts Amalgamation Amendment, R.R.S. c.h-0.01 Reg 1, Appendix amended 2 Part I of the Appendix to The Health Districts Amalgamation is amended by adding the following list after List H: LIST I Holy Family Hospital, Prince Albert Northland Alcohol & Drug Abuse Society, Inc.. 3 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of.

3 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 25/97 The Health Districts Act Section 40 Order in Council 239/97, dated April 22, 1997 (Filed April 23, 1997) 1 These regulations may be cited as The District Health Boards Election Amendment, R.R.S. c.h-0.01 Reg 3, section 16 amended 2 Clause 16(1)(c) of The District Health Boards Election is repealed. 3 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of. SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 26/97 The Fisheries Act (Saskatchewan), 1994 Section 37 Order in Council 240/97, dated April 22, 1997 (Filed April 23, 1997) 1 These regulations may be cited as The Fisheries Amendment, R.R.S. c.f-16.1 Reg 1 amended 2 The Fisheries are amended in the manner set forth in these regulations. Section 2 amended 3 The following clause is added after clause 2(aa): (aa.1) shorelunch means fish consumed on the day it was caught. Section 11 amended 4(1) The following subsection is added after subsection 11(1.1): (1.2) No person shall angle on Lac La Ronge, including Hunter Bay of Lac La Ronge, unless that person holds: (a) a Lac La Ronge angling endorsement licence; and (b) an angling licence, if the person is 16 years of age or older. (2) Subsection 11(3) is amended by adding, a sturgeon licence or a Lac La Ronge angling endorsement licence after angling licence. Section 12 amended 5 Section 12 is amended by adding, a sturgeon licence or a Lac La Ronge angling endorsement licence after angling licence.

4 310 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 New section 16 6 Section 16 is repealed and the following substituted: Sturgeon and lake trout restriction 16(1) No person who catches and retains a sturgeon pursuant to subsection 11(1.1) or a lake trout from the waters of Lac La Ronge, including Hunter Bay of Lac La Ronge, pursuant to subsection 11(1.2) shall: (a) fail to immediately record the appropriate information respecting that catch on his or her licence; or (b) give the sturgeon or lake trout to any other person. (2) No person shall apply for more than one sturgeon licence or Lac La Ronge angling endorsement licence in any year. Section 20 amended 7 Clause 20(c) is amended by striking out fish with and substituting possess or use. Section 24 amended 8 Clause 24(1)(d) is amended by striking out 300 and substituting 100. Section 25 amended 9 Clause 25(a) is repealed and the following substituted: (a) engage in bow fishing unless that person: (i) uses a fish arrow that is attached to the bow by a line of sufficient strength to retrieve any fish struck by the arrow; and (ii) is more than 100 metres away from a buoyed swimming area or a public dock. Section 68 amended 10 Clause 68(2)(b) is amended: (a) by striking out and after subclause (iv); (b) by adding and after subclause (v); and (c) by adding the following subclause after subclause (v): (vi) the quantity, form and species of fish culled at the processing plant and not purchased. Section 86 amended 11 Subsection 86(2) is amended by adding, sturgeon licence or Lac La Ronge angling endorsement licence after angling licence. Section 87 amended 12 Subsection 87(1) is amended by adding, sturgeon licences or Lac La Ronge angling endorsement licences after angling licences. Section 90 amended 13 Clause 90(1)(f) is amended by adding and as the case may require, a sturgeon licence or a Lac La Ronge angling endorsement licence after an angling licence. Section 91 amended 14 Section 91 is amended by adding or buy or attempt to buy after possess.

5 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, Table 1 repealed 15 Table 1 of the Appendix is repealed and the following substituted: TABLE 1 [Sections 6 to 8] Licences Type of Licence Fee Expiry Date 1 Angling Licence (a) Resident under 65 years of age $15 March 31 (b) Resident 65 years of age or older 10 March 31 (c) Resident Canadian 15 March 31 (d) Non-resident 30 March 31 (e) Resident or resident Canadian for Southern (e) Zone and Tobin Lake only (three-day) 7.50 * (f) Non-resident for Southern Zone and Tobin (f) Lake only (three-day) 15 * (g) Complimentary No Fee * (h) Replacement 5 * 2 Special Angling Licences (a) Sturgeon Licence 5 March 31 (b) Lac la Ronge Angling Endorsement Licence No fee March 31 3 Aquaculture Licence 15 March 31 4 Net Fishing Licence (a) Commercial fishing (i) for each 1,000 m or portion of gill net 10 April 15 (ii) for a trap net or pound net 20 April 15 (iii) for each set line of 100 hooks or (iii) portion for sturgeon or burbot fishing 10 April 15 (b) Subsistence fishing No Fee April 15 (c) Bait fishing 20 March 31 (d) Dip net fishing 5 * 5 Fish Processing Licence 25 March 31 6 Other Licences (a) Scientific collection No Fee * (b) Live fish import or transport No Fee * (c) Fish Pedlar 25 April 15 * As specified on the licence. 16 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of.

6 312 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 27/97 The Act, 1995 Section 13 Order in Council 241/97, dated April 22, 1997 (Filed April 23, 1997) 1 These regulations may be cited as The Act Repeal, Revised regulations repealed 2(1) The revised regulations set out in Table 1 of the Appendix are repealed. (2) The revised regulations being repealed are identified in Table 1 of the Appendix by their regulation numbers, their titles and the Acts pursuant to which they were enacted. Unrevised regulations repealed 3(1) The unrevised regulations set out in Table 2 of the Appendix are repealed. (2) The unrevised regulations being repealed are identified in Table 2 of the Appendix by their Saskatchewan numbers, their titles (if any) and the Acts pursuant to which they were enacted. 4 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of. Appendix Table 1 [Section 2] Revised Being Repealed Reg. Number of Regulation of Act D-8 Reg 4 The 1985 Crop Drought Assistance The Department of Program Agriculture Act D-8 Reg 5 The Grasshopper Control Assistance The Department of Program, 1986 Agriculture Act D-8 Reg 6 The Ethanol Production and The Department of Marketing Incentive Agriculture Act D-11.1 Reg 1 The Culture and Recreation The Department of Culture Grants and Recreation Act D-11.1 Reg 2 The Cultural and Recreational The Department of Culture Facilities Program and Recreation Act D-11.1 Reg 3 The Northern Recreation Grants The Department of Culture and Recreation Act D-15 Reg 1 The Social Assistance Payments The Department of Income Tax Remission Finance Act

7 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, D-22.2 Reg 2 The Municipal Ambulance (Rural) The Department of Rural Subsidy Development Act D-22.2 Reg 5 The Business Tax Assistance The Department of Rural (Special Recognition Rural) Development Act D-24.1 Reg 2 The Municipal Transit Assistance The Department of Urban Affairs Act D-24.1 Reg 4 The Municipal Ambulance (Urban) The Department of Urban Subsidy Affairs Act D-24.1 Reg 10 The Business Tax Assistance The Department of Urban (Urban and Northern) Affairs Act D-24.1 Reg 11 The Business Tax Assistance The Department of Urban (Special Recognition) Affairs Act D-24.1 Reg 12 The Municipal Capital Program The Department of Urban (Urban Municipalities) Affairs Act E-0.1 Reg 8 The School Grant 1988 The Education Act E-0.1 Reg 10 The School Grant 1989 The Education Act E-0.1 Reg 12 The School Grant 1990 The Education Act E-0.1 Reg 13 The School Grant 1991 The Education Act E-0.1 Reg 14 The School Grant 1992 The Education Act E-0.1 Reg 17 The 1993 School Grant The Education Act F Reg 4 The Canada-Saskatchewan Crop The Farm Financial Assistance Program Stability Act F Reg 6 The Agricultural Price Stabilization The Farm Financial Repeal Stability Act F-13.1 Reg 1 The Feeder Associations Loan The Feeder Associations Guarantee Loan Guarantee Act F-13.3 Reg 4 The Social Assistance Payments The Financial Income Tax Remission Administration Act, 1984 F Reg 2 The Local Assistant s Fees and The Fire Prevention Expenses, 1983 Act, 1980 G-5.1 Reg 23 The Business Tax Assistance The Government (Rural) Organization Act G-5.1 Reg 33 The Feed Grain Adjustment The Government Program Organization Act G-5.1 Reg 43 The Community Builds Program The Government Organization Act G-5.1 Reg 51 The Interim Red Meat Production The Government Equalization Program Organization Act H-1 Reg 2 The Public Health Services Grants The Health Services Act (Regina and Saskatoon) H-1 Reg 3 The Health Care Training Bursary The Health Services Act

8 314 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 I-9.1 Reg 1 The Campus Location Designation The Institute Act M-23.2 Reg 1 The Municipal Board Transition The Municipal Board Act N-3 Reg 2 The Vegetable Marketing and The Natural Products Development Plan Marketing Act P-1.1 Reg 4 The Athabasca Sand Dunes Park The Parks Act Land Reserve P-6 Reg 1 The Pension Benefits The Pension Benefits Act P-6 Reg 2 The Pension Benefits Exemption The Pension Benefits Act R-22 Reg 1 The Security Deposits Interest Rate The Residential Tenancies Act S-6.1 Reg 1 The Dissemination of Assessment The Saskatchewan Information Assessment Act S-6.1 Reg 2 The Phasing in of Assessment The Saskatchewan Revaluation Assessment Act S-28 Reg 1 The Sinking Fund The Saskatchewan Loans Act S-66 Reg 1 The Surrogate Court Fees The Surrogate Court Act U-11 Reg 3 The Extension of Time The Urban Municipality (Urban Municipality) Act, 1984 U-11 Reg 4 The Local Government Board The Urban Municipality Approval (Village of Ferland) Act, 1984 W-13.1 Reg 58 The Big Game Crop Damage The Wildlife Act W-13.1 Reg 10 The Livestock Compensation The Wildlife Act, 1982 Table 2 [Section 3] Unrevised Being Repealed Sask. Reg. of Regulation Number (if any) of Act 756/68 (untitled) The Venereal Disease Prevention Act 757/68 (untitled) The Union Hospital Act 780/68 governing the The Health Services Act establishment of health regions 16/73 (untitled) The Union Hospital Act 211/75 The Air Pollution Control The Air Pollution Control Act

9 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, / Social Assistance Payments The Department of Finance Act Income Tax Remission 214/76 Overseas School Staff Income The Department of Finance Act Tax Remission Order 286/ and 1975 Saskatchewan The Department of Finance Act Royalty Tax Rebate for Individuals Remission 313/ Social Assistance Payments The Department of Finance Act Income Tax Remission 289/77 (untitled) The Union Hospital Act 297/77 The Overseas School Staff Income The Department of Finance Act Tax Remission, /78 The Overseas School Staff Income The Department of Finance Act Tax Remission, /78 The Public Reserve and Buffer The Planning and Strip Development Act, / Social Assistance Payments The Department of Finance Act Income Tax Remission 202/78 (untitled) The Home Energy Loan Act, / Social Assistance Payments The Department of Finance Act Income Tax Remission 90/79 The Medical Practice Establishment The Health Services Act Grant, /79 Canadian Exploration Expense The Department of Finance Act Income Tax Remission Regulation 261/79 Overseas School Staff Income The Department of Finance Act Tax Remission, / Social Assistance Payments The Department of Finance Act Income Tax Remission 161/82 The Darius-Leut Hutterian Church The Department of Finance Act Income Tax Remission

10 316 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 SASKATCHEWAN REGULATIONS 28/97 The Highway Traffic Act Section 108 Order in Council 242/97, dated April 22, 1997 (Filed April 23, 1997) 1 These regulations may be cited as The Vehicle Classification and Registration Amendment, R.R.S. c.h-3.1 Reg 3, new section 15 2 Section 15 of The Vehicle Classification and Registration is repealed and the following substituted: Class L 15(1) A class of vehicles to be called Class L is established consisting of vehicles that are: (a) registered pursuant to section 30 of The Vehicle Administration Act; (b) owned by a dealer or consigned to a dealer through a written agreement; and (c) available for sale by that dealer. (2) A vehicle registered in Class L may be used for the following purposes: (a) subject to the weight restriction mentioned in subclause (b)(iii), as a personal conveyance; (b) for the transportation of: (i) passengers without compensation; (ii) recreational equipment without compensation where that transportation is not in the course of any employment or business undertaking; (iii) goods other than those mentioned in subclause (ii) that are owned by any person driving the vehicle pursuant to subsection (3), where the weight of the goods does not exceed 445 kilograms; (iv) special weights or loads, not for delivery to any customer or consignee, when demonstrating the performance of the vehicle, where the vehicle is accompanied by the dealer or any of the dealer s employees and the prospective purchaser; (v) notwithstanding the restrictions imposed by subclauses (b)(ii), (iii) and (iv), vehicles, whether driven, towed, carried or saddlemounted, where a dealer number plate is displayed on each vehicle being driven, towed, carried or saddlemounted.

11 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, (3) A vehicle registered in Class L may be driven by the following: (a) the dealer; (b) the employees of the dealer; (c) the spouse or child of the dealer or the dealer s employee if the spouse or child shares the same residence as the dealer or the employee; (d) a prospective purchaser for the purposes of demonstration for a period not exceeding seven days, but if the period exceeds 48 hours, written approval from the dealer must be carried in the vehicle and is to include: (i) the name and address of the dealer and of the customer; (ii) the vehicle s year, make and vehicle identification number; and (iii) the start and end date of the demonstration; (e) a representative of a vehicle manufacturer when the registered owner of the Class L registration is in the business of offering that manufacturer s vehicles for sale as new vehicles; (f) subject to clauses (4)(b) and (c), any other person not mentioned in this subsection who is designated by the dealer or one of his or her employees, but only for up to 48 hours. (4) No dealer shall authorize the use of a dealer plate: (a) by a customer on a vehicle after an agreement is signed for its sale or lease; (b) on a vehicle that is dedicated for use as a replacement unit offered to individuals whose vehicles are being repaired or serviced by the dealership; (c) in order to help facilitate the movement of passengers as part of a special event, unless it is driven by the dealer or one of the dealer s employees; or (d) outside Saskatchewan for a period exceeding 60 days. (5) No dealer shall accept compensation for the use of a vehicle while displaying a dealer plate owned by the dealer. 3 These regulations come into force on the day on which they are filed with the Registrar of.

12 318 THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, MAY 2, 1997 REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN Printed by the authority of THE QUEEN S PRINTER Copyright 1997