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C-61.1, r. 32 - Regulation respecting the scale of fees and duties related to the development of wildlife
Section 11
Disposition versions
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (subparagraph revoked);
(2) (subparagraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
| Kt × | (L × A) | × C + Ke × (S × P); |
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $22.70/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $73.65/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $61.93;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $16.51;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (subparagraph revoked);
(2) (subparagraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
| Kt × | (L × A) | × C + Ke × (S × P); |
| 1.6 |
(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $22.04/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $71.50/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $60.13;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $16.03;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $21.38/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $69.35/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $58.32;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $15.55;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $21.23/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $68.87/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $57.91;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $15.44;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $20.81/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $67.52/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $56.77;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $15.14;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $20.30/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $65.87/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $55.39;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $14.77;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $20.10/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $65.22/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $54.84;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $14.62;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $19.80/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $64.26/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $54.03;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $14.40;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $19.61/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $63.63/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $53.49;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $14.26;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $19.15/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $62.14/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $52.24;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $13.93;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $18.92/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $61.40/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $51.62;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $13.76;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
11. The annual rent for a lease of exclusive rights is fixed as follows for each of the exclusive rights in the lease:
(1) (paragraph revoked);
(2) (paragraph revoked);
(3) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for outfitting purposes:
(a) fishing in a salmon river or in a part thereof referred to in the Québec Fishery Regulations (1990) (SOR/90-214); the amount is calculated by applying the following formula:
Kt x (L x A) x C + Ke x (S x P);
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(b) fishing in a territory other than the territory referred to in clause a: $18.64/km2
(4) Lease of exclusive fishing rights, for purposes other than those of outfitting: $60.49/year.
For the purposes of calculating the rent fixed in clause a of subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph, the first part of the formula expresses the intrinsic value of the territory where:
(Kt): the territorial constant, equivalent to $50.86;
(L): the length of the river under lease, in kilometres;
(A): the accessibility of the territory on a scale from 1 to 6 (1 for rivers not accessible by road, up to 6 for rivers along asphalted roads);
(C): the residence of the holder of an outfitter’s licence;
Factor
i. for the holder of a resident outfitting licence: 1
ii. for the holder of a non-resident outfitting licence: 5
The second part of the formula expresses the quantitative and qualitative value of the resource, where:
(Ke): the resource development constant, equivalent to $13.56;
(S): the annual average number of salmon taken, calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average;
(P): the average annual weight of salmon calculated over a 10-year period ending in the year preceding the billing of the rent, where an average weight of 2 kilos or less is given a rating of 1, and where each 0.5 kilo exceeding 2 kilos increases the rating by 0.1. Years in which no salmon were taken do not figure in the calculation of the average.
