I-13.3 - Education Act

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348. (Repealed).
1988, c. 84, s. 348; 1990, c. 8, s. 38; 1990, c. 28, s. 6; 2018, c. 5, s. 27.
348. The following shall be printed on the ballot paper:
“Do you approve the levy of a tax at the rate of (x) cents per hundred dollars of standardized assessment of taxable immovables for the (name of the school board)?”
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Beneath shall appear whichever of the following notes is appropriate:
(If the limit it is proposed to exceed is the tax rate:)
“NOTE: This rate corresponds to (x) cents per $100 of standardized assessment more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the rate of this tax constitutes the new legal limit for that purpose for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following three school years.”
(If the limit it is proposed to exceed is the maximum yield of the tax:)
“NOTE: The anticipated revenue from this tax corresponds to $ (w), which is $ (x) more than the legal maximum yield; the amount per student has been raised to $ (y), which is $ (z) more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the amount of $ (z) mentioned above is added to the legal amount per student for computing the maximum yield of the tax for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following three school years.”
(Or, if it is proposed to exceed both limits:)
“NOTE: The rate of this tax corresponds to (v) cents per $100 of standardized assessment more than the legal limit.
The anticipated revenue from this tax corresponds to $ (w), which is $ (x) more than the legal maximum yield; the amount per student has been raised to $ (y), which is $ (z) more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the rate of this tax constitutes the new legal limit for that purpose for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following three school years, and the amount of $ (z) mentioned in the second paragraph is added to the legal amount per student for computing the maximum yield of the tax for those school years.”.
1988, c. 84, s. 348; 1990, c. 8, s. 38; 1990, c. 28, s. 6.
348. The following shall be printed on the ballot paper:
“Do you approve the levy of a tax at the rate of (x) cents per hundred dollars of standardized assessment of taxable immovables for the (name of the school board)?”



.................Š . . .Š . YES . .Š . . .Š .................Š . . .Š . NO . .Š . . .Š .................



Beneath shall appear whichever of the following notes is appropriate:
(If the limit it is proposed to exceed is 6 %: )
“NOTE: The anticipated revenue from this tax corresponds to (y) % of the net expenditure of the school board for the school year (insert here the school year), which is, (z) % more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the first percentage mentioned above constitutes the new legal limit for that purpose for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following three school years.”
(Or, if the limit it is proposed to exceed is the rate of $0.25 per $100 of assessment: )
“NOTE: This rate corresponds to (x) cents per $100 of standardized assessment more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the rate of this tax constitutes the new legal limit for that purpose for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following three school years.”
(Or, if it is proposed to exceed both limits: )
“NOTE: The anticipated revenue from this tax corresponds to (x) % of the net expenditure of the school board for the school year (insert here the school year), which is (y) % more than the legal limit.
The rate of this tax corresponds to (z) cents per $100 of standardized assessment more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the rate of this tax and the first percentage mentioned in the first paragraph constitute the new legal limits for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following three school years.”.
1988, c. 84, s. 348; 1990, c. 8, s. 38.
348. The following shall be printed on the ballot paper:
“Do you approve the levy of a tax at the rate of (x) cents per hundred dollars of standardized assessment of taxable immovables for the (name of the school board)?”



.................Š . . .Š . YES . .Š . . .Š .................Š . . .Š . NO . .Š . . .Š .................



Beneath shall appear whichever of the following notes is appropriate:
(If the limit it is proposed to exceed is 6 %: )
“NOTE: The anticipated revenue from this tax corresponds to (y) % of the net expenditure of the school board for the school year (insert here the school year), which is, (z) % more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the first percentage mentioned above constitutes the new legal limit for that purpose for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following two school years.”
(Or, if the limit it is proposed to exceed is the rate of $0.25 per $100 of assessment: )
“NOTE: This rate corresponds to (x) cents per $100 of standardized assessment more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the rate of this tax constitutes the new legal limit for that purpose for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following two school years.”
(Or, if it is proposed to exceed both limits: )
“NOTE: The anticipated revenue from this tax corresponds to (x) % of the net expenditure of the school board for the school year (insert here the school year), which is (y) % more than the legal limit.
The rate of this tax corresponds to (z) cents per $100 of standardized assessment more than the legal limit.
If the levy of the tax is approved, the rate of this tax and the first percentage mentioned in the first paragraph constitute the new legal limits for the school year (insert here the school year) and the following two school years.”.
1988, c. 84, s. 348.