Traduction de «Obligation de fiducie pour l'achat de matériel » (Français → Anglais) :

(a) the construction or improvement of roads, bridges and water courses on lands of the First Nation; (b) the construction or improvement of outer boundary fences on lands of the First Nation; (c) the purchase of land for use by the First Nation; (d) the purchase for the First Nation of the interest of a member in lands of the First Nation; (e) the purchase of machinery and equipment for the First Nation; (f) the construction on, or in connection with, lands of the First Nation of such improvements or works as it considers will be of permanent value to the First Nation or will constitute a capital investment; (g) the purpose of mak ...[+++]ing a once-in-a-lifetime payment to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation in an amount not exceeding one per capita share of the capital moneys held by the First Nation; (h) the purpose of making loans to, investments in, or contributions to corporations or trusts; (i) the purpose of meeting expenses necessarily incidental to the management of lands of the First Nation and other First Nation property;

(a) the construction or improvement of roads, bridges and water courses on lands of the First Nation; (b) the construction or improvement of outer boundary fences on lands of the First Nation; (c) the purchase of land for use by the First Nation; (d) the purchase for the First Nation of the interest of a member in lands of the First Nation; (e) the purchase of machinery and equipment for the First Nation; (f) the construction on, or in connection with, lands of the First Nation of such improvements or works as it considers will be of permanent value to the First Nation or will constitute a capital investment; (g) the purpose of mak ...[+++]ing a once-in-a-lifetime payment to any living person whose name is deleted from the membership list of the First Nation in an amount not exceeding one per capita share of the capital moneys held by the First Nation; (h) the purpose of making loans to, investments in, or contributions to corporations or trusts; (i) the purpose of meeting expenses necessarily incidental to the management of lands of the First Nation and other First Nation property;

The information obligation also concerns final beneficiaries who must inform the public by putting up a billboard during the implementation of big projects which are also linked with physical investment and the purchase of physical material.

In the case of notaries and other independent legal professionals the obligations of the Directive would apply in respect of specific financial or company law activities where the money laundering risk is the greatest (e.g. buying and selling of real property or business entities, handling clients' money, securities or other assets, opening or managing bank, savings or securities accounts, creation, operation or management of companies, trusts or similar structures).

5. allowances paid to employees for the purchase of tools, equipment or special clothing needed exclusively, or primarily, for their work, or that part of their wages or salaries which, under their contracts of employment, employees are required to devote to such purchases.

Even more recently, a 60% Canadian content policy attached to subway car purchases in the Province of Quebec, in line with current Buy American provisions for rolling stock purchases, has actually resulted in a major Chinese railcar manufacturer offering to assemble these cars in Canada to comply with the Buy Canadian regulation.