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C.R.C., c. 768 Goods for Emergency Use Remission Order

Current to 2019-06-21 · last amended 2006-03-22

Contents

Short Title

s. 1

This Order may be cited as the Goods for Emergency Use Remission Order.

Interpretation

s. 1.1

In this Order, emergency means an urgent and critical situation of a temporary nature that

s. 1.1(a)

is of such proportions or nature as to exceed the capacity or authority of a province or municipality to deal with it;

s. 1.1(b)

is caused by an actual or imminent

s. 1.1(b)(i)

fire, flood, drought, storm, earthquake or other natural phenomenon,

s. 1.1(b)(ii)

disease in human beings, animals or plants,

s. 1.1(b)(iii)

accident or pollution, or

s. 1.1(b)(iv)

act of sabotage or terrorism; and

s. 1.1(c)

results or may result in

s. 1.1(c)(i)

danger to the lives, health or safety of individuals,

s. 1.1(c)(ii)

danger to property,

s. 1.1(c)(iii)

social disruption, or

s. 1.1(c)(iv)

a breakdown in the flow of essential goods, services or resources. (urgence)

Remission

s. 2

Subject to section 3, remission is hereby granted of all taxes payable under Division III of Part IX and under any other Part of the Excise Tax Act on goods that are temporarily imported into Canada that are required for an emergency.

s. 3

All goods on which remission is granted pursuant to section 2, except goods that are consumed or destroyed during the emergency referred to in that section shall, when they are no longer required, be exported from Canada.