Licensing and Arbitration Regulations (SOR/84-432)
13.1 Every licensed dealer who engages in the business of purchasing or selling agricultural products shall maintain facilities that are suitable for the handling and storage of those agricultural products.
- SOR/96-363, s. 7.
14. Every licensed dealer shall notify the Minister in writing and apply for an appropriate amendment to his licence at least 15 days before he
(a) commences carrying on business in another name;
(b) changes the address of his business; or
(c) changes the primary type of business he conducts.
15. (1) Subject to subsection (2), a licensed dealer may engage in a transaction that is not within the dealer’s primary type of business activity as indicated on the licence, if the dealer provides to all parties involved in the transaction a written statement of the dealer’s primary type of business activity and the fact that the transaction is not within that type.
(2) No licensed dealer shall engage in both types of business activities referred to in paragraphs 3(1)(a) and (b) in the course of a single transaction.
- SOR/96-363, s. 8.
16. (1) Every licensed dealer shall comply with
(a) the standards listed in Schedule II;
(b) any request by the Minister to forward to the Minister such documents pertaining to any changes in the nature or volume of the licensed dealer’s business as the Minister specifies;
(c) an order or decision of the Board or Tribunal within the time specified by the Board or Tribunal, as the case may be;
(d) the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Regulations; and
(e) the Canadian Food Inspection Agency Fees Notice.
(2) A licensed dealer referred to in subsection 18(2) shall
(a) present or forward the confirmation of sale form referred to in that subsection to the seller and purchaser referred
(b) in circumstances where he cannot reasonably meet the requirements of paragraph (a), forward to the seller and purchaser a telex confirmation, or similar printed communication, of the terms of the sale.
- SOR/96-363, s. 9;
- SOR/2000-183, s. 27;
- SOR/2011-11, s. 4.
17. No licensed dealer shall
(a) interfere in any manner with the normal or scheduled delivery of a shipment of an agricultural product; or
(b) where a thorough inspection was not carried out, fail to notify the appropriate seller or the seller’s local representative in writing within 24 hours after receipt of notice of the arrival of an agricultural product of the conditions that prevented a thorough inspection.