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  1. Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations - SOR/98-4 (Section 23)
    Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations
    Marginal note:Coming into force

     These Regulations come into force on January 1, 1998.


  2. Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations - SOR/98-4 (Section 2)
    Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations
    Marginal note:Application

     These Regulations apply to establishment licences for activities that relate to drugs for veterinary use only, with the exception of those for activities that relate to any active pharmaceutical ingredient, as defined in subsection C.01A.001(1) of the Food and Drug Regulations, that is for veterinary use.

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  3. Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations - SOR/98-4 (Section 1)
    Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations
    Marginal note:Definitions

  4. Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations - SOR/98-4 (Section 22)
    Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations
    Marginal note:Application for a reduction
    •  (1) Despite subsection 12(2), if an application for an establishment licence is submitted before January 1, 1998, an application for a fee reduction may be submitted no later than 60 days after the day of the coming into force of these Regulations.


  5. Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations - SOR/98-4 (Section 11)
    Establishment Licensing Fees (Veterinary Drugs) Regulations
    Marginal note:Remission
    •  (1) Subject to subsection 13(2), if the total of the fees payable under sections 3 to 10 of these Regulations and the fee payable under section 3 of the Licensed Dealers for Controlled Drugs and Narcotics (Veterinary Use) Fees Regulations is greater than an amount equal to 1.5% of the applicant’s actual gross revenue from the sale, testing and packaging/labelling of drugs, as well as controlled drugs and narcotics not in dosage form, for the previous calendar year, remission is granted of the difference between those amounts if the applicant provides, with their application for the annual review of their licence, a statement signed by the individual responsible for the applicant’s financial affairs that sets out the actual gross revenue.

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