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(Consolidated up to 86/2009)
ALBERTA REGULATION 287/97
Marketing of Agricultural Products Act
SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION AND MARKETING REGULATION
Table of Contents
1 Definitions
2 Application
Part 1
Registration and Licensing of Producers
3 Prohibition re production and marketing
4 Application for registration
5 List of producers registered
6 Producer’s licence
7 List of licensed producers
8 Authority of producer’s licence
9 Disposal of licence prohibited
10 Cancellation, suspension and refusal
11 Reinstatement
Part 2
Processor’s Licence
12 Application for licence
13 Granting of licence
14 Authority of licence
15 Disposal of licence prohibited
16 Cancellation, suspension and refusal
17 Reinstatement
18 Dual licensing
Part 3
Service Charges, Legal Actions and Records
19 Service charges
20 Legal action
21 Records
Part 4
Quota
22 Allotting of quota
23 Persons to be considered for quota
24 Quota allotment
25 Authority of quota
26 Quota certificate
27 Quota decrease
28 Quota increase
29 Section 39 quota
30 Allowed quota variation
31 Application not to produce and market
32 Restrictions on changes in quota
33 Disposal of quota prohibited
34 Sale of land
35 Family transfers
36 Assignment of quota
37 Change to different land
38 Jointly held quota
39 Reduction, cancellation and suspension of quota
Part 5
General
40 Negotiations
41 Delivery of sugar beets
42 Determination of price
43 Expenses of the Board
44 Orders and directions
45 Notice
46 Notice of changes
47 Prohibitions
Part 6
Transitional, Repeal, Expiry and Coming into Force
48 Producer’s registration, licence, quota continued
49 Processor’s licence continued
50 Repeal
51 Expiry
52 Coming into force
Definitions
1(1) In this Regulation,
(a) “Act” means the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act;
(b) “actively engaged” means
(i) a person whose quota on February 4, 1991 was attached to land that the person or the person’s family owns and that owner has and continues to own the land that the quota is attached to, and on which the regulated products is grown, or
(ii) a person who is the major risk taker in connection with the profit and loss to be received or suffered in connection with the production and marketing of the regulated product,
but does not include
(iii) a person who receives a predetermined or fixed amount from the sale of the regulated product from another person other than the licensed processor, or
(iv) a person who is phasing out of farming as evidenced by selling the land the quota is attached to or by selling the specialized equipment used for the production of the regulated product without replacing that equipment;
(c) repealed AR 179/2008 s2;
(d) “contract” means the annual sugar beet contract between a producer and a processor;
(e) “family” includes a spouse, child, parent, sibling, grandparent, grandchild, son‑in‑law, daughter‑in‑law, father‑in‑law, mother‑in‑law, sister‑in‑law or brother‑in‑law
(i) of the producer, if the producer is an individual,
(ii) of the majority shareholder of the corporation, if the producer is a corporation, or
(iii) of a partner in the partnership, if the producer is a partnership;
(f) “licensed processor” means a person who holds a processor’s licence under this Regulation;
(f.1) “licensed producer” means a person who holds a producer’s licence under this Regulation;
(g) “new producer” means a person who at the time the Board intends to allot quota
(i) does not hold a quota,
(ii) does not hold quota jointly with another person,
(iii) is not a shareholder in a corporation that holds quota,
(iv) is not the spouse or adult interdependent partner of a person who holds quota, and
(v) is at least 18 years of age;
(h) “person” means a person as defined in the Interpretation Act and includes
(i) a partnership as defined in the Partnership Act,
(ii) any unincorporated organization that is not a partnership referred to in subclause (i), and
(iii) any group of individuals that is carrying on an activity for a common purpose and is neither a partnership referred to in subclause (i) nor an unincorporated organization referred to in subclause (ii);
(i) “Plan” means the Sugar Beet Marketing Plan;
(j) “producer’s licence” means a licence issued under section 6;
(k) “quota” means the acreage from which a producer may produce the regulated product;
(l) “quota certificate” means a quota certificate issued under section 26;
(m) “regulated product” means sugar beets produced for processing.
(n) repealed AR 126/2003 s2.
(2) Words defined in the Act and the Plan have the same meaning in this Regulation.
AR 287/97 s1;126/2003;179/2008;86/2009
Application
2 This Regulation applies
(a) to all persons who produce sugar beets or market sugar beets, or both, in Alberta through processors, or to new producers who propose to produce sugar beets or market sugar beets, or both, in Alberta through processors, and
(b) to processors who process sugar beets produced on land contained within Alberta,
except to a person who has been exempted by the Board from a regulation, order or direction made in respect of this Regulation.
Part 1
Registration and Licensing
of Producers
Prohibition re production and marketing
3 No person shall produce or market the regulated product in Alberta through a processor unless that person is a registered producer and holds a producer’s licence.
Application for registration
4(1) Every person who wishes to become registered with the Board as a licensed producer must apply to the Board for registration by providing to the Board, on a form prescribed by it, the following information:
(a) the name, telephone number and mailing address of the applicant;
(b) the legal description of the land on which the applicant intends to produce the regulated product;
(c) a description of the experience of the applicant in producing and marketing the regulated product;
(d) a description of the equipment to be used in the production and marketing of the regulated product;
(e) proof satisfactory to the Board that,
(i) in the case of an applicant who is an individual, the applicant is a Canadian citizen or lawfully admitted to Canada for permanent residence,
(ii) in the case of an applicant that is a partnership or a corporation,
(A) at least 50% of the partners in the partnership or the members or shareholders of the corporation are persons who are Canadian citizens or lawfully admitted to Canada for permanent residence, and
(B) at least 50% of the beneficial ownership of the partnership or corporation is held by persons who are Canadian citizens or lawfully admitted to Canada for permanent residence,
or
(iii) in the case of an applicant that is
(A) an unincorporated organization other than a partnership, or
(B) a group of individuals that is carrying on an activity for a common purpose and is neither a partnership nor an unincorporated organization referred to in paragraph (A),
at least 50% of the members of the unincorporated organization or of the group of individuals are persons who are Canadian citizens or lawfully admitted to Canada for permanent residence;
(f) any other relevant information that the Board may require to make a decision on the application.
(2) The Board may consider an application only if there is quota available for the calendar year in which the application is received in the area in which the land referred to in subsection (1)(b) is located.
(3) The Board must promptly notify an applicant of its decision on the application.
(4) If the Board approves the application, the approval is conditional only and the Board shall not finally register the applicant as a producer until the applicant has been issued a producer’s licence and allotted a quota.
(5) A conditional approval expires unless the applicant is issued a producer’s licence and allotted a quota in the calendar year in which the applicant’s application is received.
AR 287/97 s4;179/2008
List of producers registered
5 The Board must establish and maintain, at its head office, a list of persons who have been registered as producers and must assign a registration number to each such person.
Producer’s licence
6(1) The Board must consider for a producer’s licence any person whose application for registration as a producer has been conditionally approved under section 4.
(2) The Board must promptly notify an applicant under subsection (1) of its decision on whether or not to approve the issuing of a producer’s licence to the applicant.
(3) The Board may approve the issuing of a producer’s licence to an applicant under subsection (1) if, in the Board’s opinion, the applicant
(a) is sufficiently experienced and has the equipment necessary to produce and market regulated product that is of good quality, and
(b) is the registered owner of, or has an interest in, land that is suitable for the production of the regulated product.
(4) If the Board approves the issuing of a producer’s licence the approval is conditional only and the Board shall not finally issue a producer’s licence until the applicant has been allotted a quota.
(5) A conditional approval expires unless the applicant is allotted a quota in the calendar year in which the Board makes its decision under subsection (2).
(6) A person must hold a separate producer’s licence for each quota allotted to that person by the Board.
(7) A person holds a producer’s licence until it is cancelled or suspended by the Board.
List of licensed producers
7 The Board must establish and maintain at its head office a list of licensed producers and must assign a licence number to each licence held by a licensed producer.
AR 287/97 s7;179/2008
Authority of producer’s licence
8 A producer’s licence is authority for the person to whom the licence is granted to engage in the production and marketing of the regulated product in Alberta on the land described in the licence and in accordance with that person’s quota.
Disposal of licence prohibited
9(1) No person shall sell, transfer, assign or otherwise dispose of a producer’s licence.
(2) If a producer’s licence is sold, transferred, assigned or otherwise disposed of, it is void.
Cancellation, suspension and refusal
10(1) The Board may refuse to grant a producer’s licence if
(a) it is of the opinion that the person does not meet the requirements of section 6(3),
(b) it is of the opinion that the person has contravened the Act, the Plan, the regulations under the Act or an order or direction of the Council or the Board,
(c) no quota is available for allotment, or
(d) it is of the opinion that, for any other reason, a licence should not be granted.
(2) The Board may cancel or suspend a producer’s licence if it is of the opinion that the licensee has contravened the Act, the Plan, the regulations under the Act or an order or direction of the Council or the Board.
(3) The Board must promptly notify a person whose licence has been cancelled or suspended.
(4) A person who receives a notice of cancellation or suspension under this section must, on receipt of the notice, forthwith cease producing and marketing the regulated product.
Reinstatement
11 The Board may remove the suspension of a producer’s licence if it considers it appropriate to do so.
Part 2
Processor’s Licence
Application for licence
12 Every person who wishes to process the regulated product must apply to the Board for a processor’s licence by providing to the Board, on a form prescribed by it, the following information:
(a) the name, telephone number and mailing address of the processor;
(b) the address of the processor, if it is not the mailing address;
(c) any other relevant information the Board may require to make a decision on the application.
Granting of licence
13 The Board may issue a processor’s licence to an applicant if it is satisfied that it is appropriate to do so.
Authority of licence
14 A processor’s licence is authority for the processor to receive and process the regulated product in accordance with this Regulation.
Disposal of licence prohibited
15(1) No person shall sell, transfer, assign or otherwise dispose of a processor’s licence.
(2) If a processor’s licence is sold, transferred, assigned or otherwise disposed of, it is void.
Cancellation, suspension and refusal
16(1) The Board may refuse to grant a processor’s licence or may cancel or suspend a processor’s licence if it is of the opinion that the applicant or licensee has contravened the Act, the Plan, the regulations under the Act or an order or direction of the Council or the Board.
(2) The Board must promptly notify a person whose application for a processor’s licence has been refused or whose licence has been cancelled or suspended.
(3) A person who receives a notice of cancellation or suspension under this section must, on receipt of the notice, forthwith cease receiving the regulated product.
Reinstatement
17 The Board may remove the suspension of a processor’s licence if it considers it appropriate to do so.
Dual licensing
18 If a person operates in the capacity of a processor and in the capacity of a producer, this Regulation applies to that person in each capacity and that person must hold both a processor’s licence and a producer’s licence.
Part 3
Service Charges, Legal Actions
and Records
Service charges
19(1) A licensed processor who receives the regulated product from a licensed producer must deduct from the first payment due to the licensed producer a service charge of $0.45 per tonne of the regulated product received and forward that service charge to the Board.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), tonnage must be determined in accordance with the master agreement referred to in section 40(1).
AR 287/97 s19;179/2008
Legal action
20 The Board may collect by legal action,
(a) from a licensed producer, all service charges payable by the licensed producer under this Regulation and not actually paid, and
(b) from any other person, all money owing to a licensed producer for the regulated product.
AR 287/97 s20;179/2008
Records
21(1) During ordinary business hours, a licensed processor must make available for review by persons appointed by the Board records that bear directly on the final settlement price to be paid to the producers for the regulated product received by that licensed processor including, without limitation, the following records:
(a) sales records, including sales orders, invoices, books of accounts and other records related to the sale of beet sugar, including records relating to any other products resulting from processing;
(b) disbursement records, including vouchers and books of accounts related to shared expenses and other disbursements;
(c) vouchers and other evidence supporting charges and credits received from related companies;
(d) grower delivery records pertaining to the delivery of the regulated product, records related to the processing of the regulated product and other records necessarily required to verify beet sugar and other products resulting from processing;
(e) other documentation that is considered necessary to determine the final settlement price to be paid to producers for the regulated product delivered to a licensed processor;
(f) other documentation that is considered necessary to determine the research costs to be paid by the Board in connection with a joint project with the licensed processor.
(2) Every person who produces or markets the regulated product must furnish to the Board any relevant information or record relating to the production or marketing of the regulated product that the Board considers necessary, including, without limitation, information or records related to soil testing, seeds, fertilizing, crop rotation, harvesting, transportation and delivery and payment.
AR 287/97 s21;179/2008
Part 4
Quota
Allotting of quota
22 A quota may only be allotted, varied, transferred, cancelled, suspended or reduced in accordance with this Regulation.
Persons to be considered for quota
23(1) The Board must consider for a quota any person in respect of whom the Board has conditionally approved the issuing of a producer’s licence under section 6.
(2) The Board must promptly notify a person as to its decision in respect of the allotment of quota to that person.
(3) A person to whom a quota is allotted under this section must immediately become actively engaged in the production and marketing of the regulated product on the land to which the quota relates.
(4) If a quota is allotted under this section, that quota may not, until at least 3 years have expired from the date of that allotment, be transferred or allotted again.
(5) Notwithstanding subsection (4), the Board may authorize a quota to which subsection (4) applies to be transferred or allotted again within the 3‑year period if the Board is of the opinion that extenuating circumstances exist that warrant that transfer or allotment.
Quota allotment
24 A quota must
(a) specify, by legal description, the land to which the quota is attached, and
(b) name the licensed producer in respect of whom the quota is allotted and specify the quota.
AR 287/97 s24;179/2008
Authority of quota
25 Subject to this Regulation, a quota is authority for the licensed producer in respect of whom the quota is allotted to produce the regulated product for processing in accordance with this Regulation from
(a) the number of acres, and
(b) the land
specified in the quota.
AR 287/97 s25;179/2008
Quota certificate
26(1) When the Board allots a quota, it must issue to the licensed producer a quota certificate in a form prescribed by the Board.
(2) A quota certificate must be issued annually and must
(a) name the licensed producer in respect of whom the quota is allotted,
(b) specify, by legal description, the land on which the regulated product may be produced in the calendar year,
(c) specify the quota variation, if any, for the calendar year,
(d) specify the quota, and
(e) contain any other information the Board considers relevant.
(3) The Board may require a producer to make known to the Board all regulated product production and marketing intentions by January 15 of a particular year before issuing a quota certificate to the producer.
(4) The Board must establish and maintain at its head office
(a) a copy of the quota certificates issued to producers, and
(b) a record of any additional quota issued under this Regulation.
(5) The Board must send a copy of the list of quota certificates to the licensed processors as soon as practicable after the quota certificates are issued each year.
(6) If additional quota is allotted after the date on which the list of quota certificates is mailed under subsection (5), the Board must promptly advise the licensed processors in writing of that fact.
(7) If a licensed producer is requested to do so by the licensed processor, the licensed producer’s quota certificate must be presented to the licensed processor for inspection.
AR 287/97 s26;179/2008
Quota decrease
27 If the total acreage requirement is decreased, the Board may, by notice in writing to all licensed producers, reduce each licensed producer’s quota as follows:
(a) first, the Board must apply the quota decrease to the available but unallocated quota in all areas;
(b) second, the Board must decrease each licensed producer’s quota by an equal percentage.
AR 287/97 s27;179/2008
Quota increase
28(1) If the total acreage requirement is increased, the Board may allot that quota to applicants who currently hold a quota or to new producers who propose to produce and market the regulated product.
(2) In considering to whom the quota should be allotted, the Board may, without limitation, consider
(a) information the Board has received under section 26(3), and
(b) all applications conditionally approved under section 4.
(3) If the Board decides to allot the quota, the Board must allot it as follows:
(a) first, the amount of quota offered in an area must be a percentage equal to the percentage of quota presently in the area as it relates to the overall quota of all areas;
(b) second, 25% of the quota must be offered to new producers in the area;
(c) third, the quota remaining after allotment under clause (b) may be offered to other producers in the area who currently hold a quota and then subsequently offered to new producers in the area;
(d) fourth, the quota remaining after allotment under clause (c) may be offered in an equal percentage to producers in other areas, including new producers.
(4) If a decrease in quota occurs and there is a subsequent increase in quota within 5 years following the decrease in quota, the Board must allot the subsequent increase in quota to the same registered producers that existed at the time of the quota decrease.
(5) Any quota remaining after the increased quota under subsection (4) has been applied must be allotted as follows:
(a) first, the amount of quota offered in an area must be a percentage equal to the percentage of quota presently in the area as it relates to the overall quota of all areas;
(b) second, 25% of the quota must be offered to new producers in the area;
(c) third, the quota remaining after allotment under clause (b) may be offered to other producers in the area who currently hold a quota and then subsequently offered to new producers in the area;
(d) fourth, the quota remaining after allotment under clause (c) may be offered in an equal percentage to producers in other areas, including to new producers in those areas.
AR 287/97 s28;179/2008
Section 39 quota
29 If quota becomes available pursuant to section 39, the Board must consider the following if the Board allots the quota:
(a) first, the amount of quota must be offered to producers in the area from which the amount of quota is derived;
(b) second, 25% of the quota must be offered to new producers in the area;
(c) third, the quota remaining after allotment under clause (b) may be offered to other producers in the area who currently hold a quota and then subsequently offered to new producers in the area;
(d) fourth, the quota remaining after allotment under clause (c) may be offered in an equal percentage to producers in other areas, including new producers.
AR 287/97 s29;179/2008
Allowed quota variation
30 Notwithstanding sections 39(a)(iii) and 47(4) and (5), unless first authorized in writing by the Board, a licensed producer may only produce and market in any quota certificate period the regulated product from an acreage that varies from the acreage stated in the quota certificate by no more than 3 acres or 4% of the acreage, whichever is greater.
AR 287/97 s30;179/2008
Application not to produce and market
31(1) A licensed producer may apply to the Board in writing for authorization not to produce and market the regulated product in accordance with the licensed producer’s quota and this Regulation.
(2) Notwithstanding section 39(a)(ii), if a licensed producer applies under subsection (1), the Board may give the authorization without cancelling or reducing the licensed producer’s quota.
(3) An application under subsection (1) must be received by the Board before June 30 of the year to which it relates.
(4) An authorization under subsection (2) may only be given in respect of the particular year to which the application relates.
(5) In determining whether to give an authorization under subsection (2), the Board must consider the following:
(a) the health of the applicant;
(b) the effect of any irrigation works within the meaning of the Irrigation Districts Act on the applicant’s ability to produce and market the regulated product;
(c) any other factors the Board considers to be relevant.
AR 287/97 s31;274/2002;179/2008
Restrictions on changes in quota
32 The Board shall not
(a) approve increases in a quota,
(b) approve the transfer of a quota, or
(c) approve changes in the beneficial ownership of a corporation or partnership pursuant to section 39(b),
if the approval would result in a producer holding a quota in excess of 4% of the total allotment of quota for Alberta.
AR 287/97 s32;274/2002
Disposal of quota prohibited
33(1) No person shall sell, buy, assign, transfer, lease or otherwise dispose of quota except in accordance with this Regulation.
(2) If a quota is sold, bought, assigned, transferred, leased or disposed of otherwise than in accordance with this Regulation, the quota is void.
Sale of land
34(1) On the transfer, sale, foreclosure, quit claim or other disposition of any of the land in respect of which a quota has been allotted, the quota allotted in respect of that land automatically reverts to the Board and the Board may allot the quota to a prospective transferee or purchaser of the land if that person
(a) applies to the Board for allotment of the quota no later than 60 days after the completion of the transfer, sale, foreclosure, quit claim or other disposition, and
(b) is a licensed producer or has applied under section 4 and is eligible to become a licensed producer.
(2) A person to whom a quota has been allotted under this section must immediately become actively engaged in the production and marketing of the regulated product on the land to which the quota relates.
(3) A quota allotted under this section may, at the discretion of the Board, be allotted in the same or a smaller amount.
(4) An application to the Board for an allotment of a quota under this section must be made jointly by the person disposing of the land and the person acquiring the land to which the quota relates.
(5) The Board shall not approve an application under this section until the Board is satisfied that the transfer, sale, foreclosure, quit claim or other disposition has been completed.
(6) When a quota is allotted under this section, that quota may not, until at least 3 years have expired from the date of that allotment, be transferred or allotted again.
(7) Notwithstanding subsection (6), the Board may authorize a quota to which subsection (6) applies to be transferred or allotted again within that 3‑year period if the Board is of the opinion that extenuating circumstances exist that warrant that transfer or allotment.
AR 287/97 s34;179/2008
Family transfers
35(1) The Board may approve an application by a producer to transfer all or part of that producer’s quota to a family member, including an adult interdependent partner of a member, without a corresponding transfer of the land in respect of which the quota is allotted if the proposed transferee is a licensed producer or has made application and is eligible to become a licensed producer.
(2) A person to whom a quota is transferred under this section must immediately become actively engaged in the production and marketing of the regulated product.
(3) If a quota is allotted pursuant to a transfer under this section, that quota may not, until at least 3 years have expired from the date of that allotment, be transferred or allotted again.
(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), the Board may authorize a quota to which subsection (3) applies to be transferred or allotted again within that 3-year period if the Board is of the opinion that extenuating circumstances exist that warrant that transfer or allotment.
AR 287/97 s35;126/2003
Assignment of quota
36 If
(a) a licensed producer is allotted a quota but the quota relates to land that the licensed producer does not own, and
(b) the licensed producer owns or subsequently acquires other land suitable for production of the regulated product,
the licensed producer must promptly apply to the Board to have the quota assigned to that other land.
AR 287/97 s36;179/2008
Change to different land
37 The Board may, on application by a licensed producer, change the legal description in the quota from that of the land to which it was attached to other land if the licensed producer continues to produce and market the regulated product pursuant to the quota.
AR 287/97 s37;179/2008
Jointly held quota
38 A licensed producer who has been allotted a quota jointly with another person or persons may apply to the Board to have all or a portion of the quota allotted to the other person or persons who jointly hold the quota with the licensed producer, and the Board may allot the quota if it is satisfied that it is appropriate to do so.
AR 287/97 s38;179/2008
Reduction, cancellation and suspension of quota
39 The Board may reduce, cancel or suspend a quota
(a) if the licensed producer to whom the quota is allotted
(i) contravenes the Act, the Plan, the regulations under the Act or an order or direction of the Council or the Board,
(ii) does not use, or voluntarily gives up, all or any part of the allotted quota during any quota certificate period,
(iii) markets the regulated product from an acreage in excess of the allotted quota,
(iv) has had the producer’s licence cancelled or suspended,
(v) is not the registered owner of all of the land to which the quota relates and ceases to be actively engaged in the production and marketing of the regulated product in respect of any portion of the quota, or
(vi) fails to become actively engaged in the production and marketing of the regulated product as required by section 23(3), 34(2) or 35(2),
(b) in the case of a quota allotted to a corporation or a partnership, if there is a change in the beneficial ownership of the corporation or partnership without the prior approval of the Board, or
(c) in the case of a quota allotted to an unincorporated organization other than a partnership, or to a group of individuals that is carrying on an activity for a common purpose and is neither a partnership nor an unincorporated organization, if there is a change in the membership of the unincorporated organization or group of individuals without the prior approval of the Board.
AR 287/97 s39;179/2008
Part 5
General
Negotiations
40(1) The Board must negotiate with the licensed processors, in accordance with regulations made by the Council, to determine the master agreement between the licensed processors and the licensed producers.
(2) Subject to this Regulation, a licensed producer may enter into a contract with a licensed processor only after the conclusion of the negotiations referred to in subsection (1) and on receipt of a quota certificate issued by the Board.
AR 287/97 s40;179/2008
Delivery of sugar beets
41 A licensed producer who produces or markets the regulated product must comply with any written order or direction of the Board dealing with the time, place or manner in which the regulated product is to be delivered to the licensed processor.
AR 287/97 s41;179/2008
Determination of price
42 The Board may negotiate annually with the licensed processors, as part of the master agreement, the amount of money to be paid by the licensed processors to the licensed producers for the regulated product and any product resulting from processing it, and that amount may be determined by means of a formula based on sugar content, tonnes produced and quality.
AR 287/97 s42;179/2008
Expenses of the Board
43 The Board may use the service charges, licence fees and money resulting from investments and any other income earned by the Board for paying the Board’s expenses in carrying out and enforcing the regulations and in carrying out the purposes of the Plan.
Orders and directions
44 The Board may issue any orders and directions the Board considers to be necessary to carry out and enforce the regulations and to carry out the purposes of the Plan.
Notice
45 When a notice is required to be given under this Regulation
(a) by the Board, the Board must give notice in writing
(i) by mail sent to the last address filed with the Board by the registered producer,
(ii) by electronic means sent to the last electronic address or access number filed with the Board by the registered producer, or
(iii) by personal service,
or
(b) to the Board, the person giving the notice must give notice in writing
(i) by mail sent to the head office of the Board,
(ii) by electronic means sent to the electronic address or access number of the Board, or
(iii) by personal service.
Notice of changes
46 If any change occurs in the information provided to the Board by a licensed producer or licensed processor, that person must forthwith notify the Board of the change.
AR 287/97 s46;179/2008
Prohibitions
47(1) No person shall sell, offer for sale or deliver the regulated product to any person other than a licensed processor.
(2) No licensed processor shall receive the regulated product from any person unless that person holds a producer’s licence, a quota, a quota certificate and a contract with the licensed processor.
(3) No person shall sell, buy, deliver or receive, or offer to sell, buy, deliver or receive the regulated product except in accordance with this Regulation or on terms other than those negotiated by the Board and the licensed processors or fixed by an arbitrator pursuant to regulations made by the Council.
(4) No licensed producer shall market the regulated product from acreage in excess of that contracted for with the licensed processor.
(5) No licensed processor shall receive from a licensed producer, or pay a licensed producer for, regulated product delivered from acreage that is in excess of that specified in the licensed producer’s quota certificate.
(6) Except as permitted by this Regulation, no person shall purchase or otherwise acquire the regulated product from a licensed producer
(a) if that regulated product was grown on land in respect of which no quota was allotted under this Regulation, or
(b) if no quota is allotted under this Regulation in respect of that licensed producer.
(7) No licensed producer shall produce or market the regulated product on land other than the land described in the licensed producer’s quota certificate.
(8) No person shall produce or market the regulated product unless that person holds a producer’s licence, a quota, a quota certificate and a contract with a licensed processor.
(9) No person shall buy or receive the regulated product unless that person holds a processor’s licence.
AR 287/97 s47;179/2008
Part 6
Transitional, Repeal, Expiry and Coming into Force
Producer’s registration, licence, quota continued
48 On the coming into force of this Regulation, the registration of a producer, a producer’s licence and a quota under the Sugar Beet Production and Marketing Regulation (AR 36/91) continue under this Regulation.
Processor’s licence continued
49 The processor’s licence issued to the Company under the Sugar Beet Production and Marketing Regulation (AR 36/91) is continued.
Repeal
50 The Sugar Beet Production and Marketing Regulation (AR 36/91) is repealed.
Expiry
51 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be repassed in its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation expires on November 30, 2013.
AR 287/97 s51;274/2002;218/2007;179/2008
Coming into force
52 This Regulation comes into force on January 1, 1998.
