General Points a. A table indicating the relationship between the PSC codes and the names of their respective localities will be provided.
b. An experimental input of 100 entries will be tried, not later than two weeks after the start of the canvass.
General Points a) The Company agrees that the benefits program in force as outlined in the benefits booklet, at the date of signing of the present agreement, is maintained for the duration of the latter. The cost of such benefits program is paid for by the Company, with the exception of the optional plans offered by the Company for which the eligible employee pays the cost if such coverage is desired. All full-time employees who have six (6) months or more of service will be eligible for the benefits program. All part-time employees who have twelve
General Points. Contributions are invested in accordance with the investment rules respecting Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs) under the Income Tax Act (Canada) and in accordance with any such rules prescribed under the applicable pension legislation. The contributions that are locked in under the SSQ PRRIF include interest, gains and losses. No additional non-locked-in monies may be invested nor transferred to an SSQ PRRIF, unless such additional non-locked-in monies are segregated and maintained as a separate SSQ PRRIF in accordance with applicable pension legislation. In addition, no contribution governed by the pension legislation of a province or a territory, or governed by federal pension legislation, may be amalgamated with contributions governed by other pension legislation. SSQ warrants the contractholder that it is, and will make every endeavour while this contract exists to remain, on the Superintendent’s of pension list of acknowledged financial institutions for PRRIFs (if such a list exists as defined under applicable pension legislation).
General Points. No contribution invested in the SSQ LRIF plan may be withdrawn, commuted, surrendered, redeemed, assigned, voluntarily disposed, nor be the object of a waiver of rights, conversion or transfer, other than within the limits permitted under applicable pension legislation and subject to the Income Tax Act (Canada), notably to reduce, where applicable, the amount of tax that would otherwise be payable by the contractholder under this Act. Any transaction purporting to withdraw, surrender, or commute the monies invested will be void, except where an amount is required to be paid to reduce the amount of tax otherwise payable under the Income Tax Act (Canada) and subject to the exceptions provided for under applicable pension legislation or under family law. The redemption or transfer value is established based on the terms of the investment vehicles described in the appendix to this contract and according to the methods and variables described in this same appendix. If the contractholder chooses a redeemable GIA as an investment vehicle for this plan and then requests the payment of an income amount from this GIA or a redemption of this GIA, then redemption fees may apply. If the contractholder chooses a non-redeemable GIA as an investment vehicle for this plan and then requests a redemption of this GIA then SSQ may not process the redemption request unless it proceeds by applying redemption fees at its own discretion. SSQ proceeds with payment in cash within 60 days of receipt of the duly completed request. In the case of a transfer to another financial institution, the time period is 30 days. These time periods are subject to any specific deadlines imposed under applicable pension legislation in accordance with the province, territory or jurisdiction in question. Notwithstanding the redemptions and transfers that may be made according to pension legislation, SSQ keeps the amount required under paragraph 146.3 (2) (e) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) in order to guarantee payment of the minimum income amount during the year. When a redemption or transfer is permitted under applicable pension legislation, the contractholder who would like to carry out such a transaction must submit a written statement in the manner prescribed under this legislation. Any redemption permitted under applicable pension legislation will be paid in a lump sum to the contractholder. SSQ is entitled to rely on the information that you provide it with when you make your redemption or trans...
General Points. Subject to the transfers and redemptions permitted under applicable pension legislation, the value of the contract associated with the SSQ LIRA plan may be converted at any time to a life annuity guaranteed by an insurer, immediate or deferred, with or without a guaranteed term, subject to the provisions provided for under this same legislation. The life annuity may include a guaranteed term not exceeding a number of years equal to 90, less the age of the contractholder (in whole years) at the time of conversion or, if the spouse is younger than the contractholder and this latter so decides, less the age of the spouse (in whole years) also at the time of conversion. Annuity payments must be in the form of equal payments, made annually or at more frequent intervals, until such time as there is a payment stemming from a total or partial conversion of the retirement income according to the provisions of the Income Tax Act (Canada). However, annuity payments may vary if each amount payable is uniformly increased by reason of an index or a rate permitted under the Income Tax Act (Canada) or a rate provided for in the contract or uniformly adjusted by reason of a seizure effected on the rights of the contractholder, a redetermination of the contractholder’s pension, partition of the contractholder’s rights with the spouse, payment of a temporary pension under the conditions provided for under pension legislation where applicable, or any other option set out under applicable pension legislation and in compliance with the Income Tax Act (Canada). In addition, the life annuity must be established for the whole life of the contractholder and the spouse as described in greater detail under the particularities provided hereafter. No benefit provided for under the life annuity, immediate or deferred, may be assigned, charged, alienated or redeemed, nor promised in payment or given as security. Any transaction related to one of these operations shall be null and void, subject to the exceptions stipulated under applicable pension legislation or under family law. In Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia, annuity payments must not commence before the contractholder attains the age of 55 years, or, if the contractholder provides evidence to the satisfaction of SSQ that the plan from which the money was transferred provided for payment of the pension at an earlier age, that earlier age. If, before the end of the ca...
General Points. Your satisfactory conduct and progress in studies and payment by you of all monies due to the University as and when required by University regulations will at all times be a condition of Registration.
General Points. (a) All equipment, whatever the form of the record sheet (strip or disc) must be provided with a mark enabling the record sheet to be inserted correctly, in such a way as to ensure that the time shown by the clock and the time-marking on the sheet correspond.
(b) The mechanism moving the record sheet must be such as to ensure that the latter moves without play and can be freely inserted and removed.
(c) For record sheets in disc form, the forward movement device must be controlled by the clock mechanism. In this case, the rotating movement of the sheet must be continuous and uniform, with a minimum speed of 7 millimetres per hour measured at the inner border of the ring marking the edge of the speed recording area. In equipment of the strip type, where the forward movement device of the sheets is controlled by the clock mechanism the speed of rectilinear forward movement must be at least 10 millimetres per hour.
(d) Recording of the distance travelled, of the speed of the vehicle and of any opening of the case containing the record sheet or sheets must be automatic.
General Points. 1. The control device must be positioned in the vehicle in such a way that the driver has a clear view from his seat of speedometer, distance recorder and clock while at the same time all parts of those instruments, including driving parts, are protected against accidental damage.
2. It must be possible to adapt the constant of the control device to the characteristic coefficient of the vehicle by means of a suitable device, to be known as an adaptor. Vehicles with two or more rear axle ratios must be fitted with a switch device whereby these various ratios may be automatically brought into line with the ratio for which the control device has been adapted to the vehicle.
3. After the control device has been checked on installation, an installation plaque shall be affixed to the vehicle beside the device or in the device itself and in such a way as to be clearly visible. After every inspection by an approved fitter or workshop requiring a change in the setting of the installation itself, a new plaque must be affixed in place of the previous one. The plaque must show at least the following details: - name, address or trade name of the approved fitter or workshop, - characteristic coefficient of the vehicle, in the form “w = ... rev/km” or “w = ... imp/km”, - effective circumference of the wheel tyres in the form “1 = ... mm”, - the dates on which the characteristic coefficient of the vehicle was determined and the effective measured circumference of the wheel tyres.
General Points. 1. The record sheets must be such that they do not impede the normal functioning of the instrument and that the records which they contain are indelible and easily legible and identifiable. The record sheets must retain their dimensions and any records made on them under normal conditions of humidity and temperature. In addition it must be possible by each crew member to enter on the sheets, without damaging them and without affecting the legibility of the recordings, the following information:
(a) on beginning to use the sheet - his surname and first name;
(b) the date and place where use of the sheet begins and the date and place where such use ends;
(c) the registration number of each vehicle to which he is assigned, both at the start of the first journey recorded on the sheet and then, in the event of a change of vehicle, during use of the sheet;
(d) the odometer reading: - at the start of the first journey recorded on the sheet, - at the end of the last journey recorded on the sheet, - in the event of a change of vehicle during a working day (reading on the vehicle to which he was assigned and reading on the vehicle to which he is to be assigned);
(e) the time of any change of vehicle. Under normal conditions of storage, the recordings must remain clearly legible for at least one year.
2. The minimum recording capacity of the sheets, whatever their form, must be 24 hours. If several discs are linked together to increase the continuous recording capacity which can be achieved without intervention by staff, the links between the various discs must be made in such a way that there are no breaks in or overlapping of recordings at the point of transfer from one disc to another.
General Points. 3.1.1 The Service Provider‟s adherence to the Implementation Programme detailed within Clause 2 of this Schedule is fundamental to the Contract achieving its stated objectives of returning police officers and prison staff to core duties.
3.1.2 Failure of the Service Provider to provide the services required by the dates specified in the Implementation Programme shall therefore result in the Authority incurring additional costs, as a consequence of having to continue to provide the Prisoner escort and court custody services.
