The Canadian Baptist Theological College Act

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1 CANADIAN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE c The Canadian Baptist Theological College Act being a Private Act Chapter 107 of the Statutes of Saskatchewan, (effective May 19, 1981). 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 2 c. 107 CANADIAN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE Table of Contents 1 Short Title 2 Interpretation 3 Incorporation 4 Head office 5 Object 6 Powers 7 Use of revenue 8 First board of trustees 9 Management and administration 10 Powers of board of trustees 11 Executive and other committees 12 Appointment and removal of staff 13 Execution of documents

3 CANADIAN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE c CHAPTER 107 An Act to incorporate the Canadian Baptist Theological College (Assented to May 19, 1981) Preamble Whereas Glen E. Allen, Henry T. Blackaby, Karen E. Wedel, Jake Bergen and Debbie Holmlund, all of the City of Saskatoon in the Province of Saskatchewan, have by petition prayed for an Act to incorporate the Canadian Baptist Theological College, an institution which is operated in the City of Saskatoon for the purpose of educating students in theology and in related preparatory courses; and Whereas it is expedient to grant the prayer of the said petition: Therefore Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, enacts as follows: Short Title 1 This Act may be cited as The Canadian Baptist Theological College Act , c.107, s.1. Short title 2 In this Act: (a) board of trustees means the board of trustees of the corporation; (b) corporation means the Canadian Baptist Theological College as constituted by section , c.107, s.2. Incorporation 3 Dr. Ronald B. Wall, David A. Bonney, Leslie J.C. Coles, James Hominuke, George Sotnikow, Karen Wedel, Debbie Turner and Ruth Koster, all of the City of Saskatoon in the Province of Saskatchewan, and any other persons that may become members of the corporation under the bylaws of the corporation or the provisions of this Act are constituted a body corporate under the name of the Canadian Baptist Theological College , c.107, s.3. Head office 4 The head office of the corporation is to be at the City of Saskatoon in the Province of Saskatchewan or any other place that may be determined by bylaw , c.107, s.4. Object 5 The object of the corporation is to maintain a college or colleges for the purpose of educating students in theology and in related preparatory courses , c.107, s.5.

4 4 c. 107 CANADIAN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE Powers 6(1) Subject to the other provisions of this Act, the corporation has all the powers, rights and privileges of a natural person. (2) The corporation may: (a) purchase, lease, acquire and receive for itself and its successors any real property in Saskatchewan that is determined by the board of trustees to be necessary for the actual use and occupation of the corporation in carrying out its object, including college buildings, offices and grounds and residences for teachers, officers and students; (b) acquire by gift, devise, purchase, exchange, lease, security or in any other manner real or personal property; (c) sell, mortgage, lease, exchange or otherwise deal with or dispose of its real or personal property; (d) borrow from any person, firm or bank moneys required for the purpose of the corporation and furnish any security that the lender may require; (e) invest any or all moneys of the corporation in any property or security for the use or benefit of the corporation; (f) draw, accept, make, endorse and negotiate bills of exchange, promissory notes and other negotiable securities for the purposes of the corporation; (g) make any agreement for affiliating the corporation with any other school, college or institution; (h) establish and collect fees for services provided by the corporation; (i) grant and confer certificates and diplomas in theology; and (j) do any other thing incidental to the attainment of the object of the corporation , c.107, s.6. Use of revenue 7 The profits of the corporation are to be used to further the object of the corporation and to promote charity and benevolence , c.107, s.7. First board of trustees 8 Dr. Ronald B. Wall, David A. Bonney, Leslie J.C. Coles, James Hominuke, George Sotnikow, Karen Wedel, Debbie Turner and Ruth Koster, constitute the first board of trustees and hold office until their successors are appointed , c.107, s.8. Management and administration 9 The board of trustees shall manage and administer the corporation , c.107, s.9.

5 CANADIAN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE c Powers of board of trustees 10(1) The board of trustees has the power to make, amend and repeal bylaws, rules and regulations regarding: (a) the admission of persons as members of the corporation; (b) the number, manner of appointment and terms of office of members of the board of trustees; (c) the notice requirements for, the regularity and location of and the procedure at meetings of the board of trustees; (d) the number and terms of employment of employees of the corporation; (e) the procedure for making, amending and repealing bylaws, rules and regulations; (f) the distribution of assets upon winding up; and (g) any other matters that are necessary for the government and administration of the affairs and interests of the corporation. (2) Bylaws, rules and regulations made pursuant to subsection (1) take effect and bind all of the members of the corporation when they are put in written form and affixed with the common seal of the corporation , c.107, s.10. Executive and other committees 11 The board of trustees may from time to time appoint an executive committee or any other committee that it considers useful for the government of the corporation and may: (a) appoint members of the board of trustees or any other person to serve on the committee; (b) delegate any of its powers to the committee; and (c) place any restrictions it considers advisable on the exercise of powers delegated to a committee , c.107, s.11. Appointment and removal of staff 12 Subject to the provisions of the bylaws, rules and regulations of the corporation, the board of trustees has the power to appoint and remove employees of the corporation , c.107, s.12. Execution of documents 13 The corporation shall execute all grants, conveyances, deeds, transfers, leases, assignments, releases, discharges and other instruments under its seal attested in the manner provided in the bylaws of the corporation , c.107, s.13.

6 6 c. 107 CANADIAN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE REGINA, S ASKATCHEWAN Printed by the authority of THE QUEEN S PRINTER Copyright 1999