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(b) subject to subsection (5) [operation while impaired – exception for alcohol], has, within two hours after ceasing to operate a conveyance, a blood alcohol concentration that is equal to or exceeds 80 mg of alcohol in 100 mL of blood;
- What Is The 24-Hour Rule?
- How Do I Aggregate Transactions Under The 24-Hour Rule?
- To Which Reports Does The 24-Hour Rule Apply?
- What Are The Exceptions to The 24-Hour Rule?
- Annex 3 — Lvctr Scenarios — 24-Hour Rule
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The 24-hour rule is the requirement to aggregate multiple transactions when they total $10,000 or more within a consecutive 24-hour window and the transactions are:Footnote 1 1. conducted by the same person or entity; 2. conducted on behalf of the same person or entity (third party), or 3. for the same beneficiary (person or entity). For further cl...
To identify the transactions that need to be aggregated and reported under the 24-hour rule, you have to determine the beginning and the end of the 24-hour window. This window is called a static 24-hour window. For example, 9 am Monday to 8:59 am Tuesday. You are not limited to one 24-hour window. You have the option of using different static 24-ho...
The 24-hour rule applies to all reports that have a reporting threshold of $10,000. The requirements for each type of report are outlined below. *Note: In a scenario where the conductor and beneficiary are the same person or entity, only one report is to be sent to FINTRAC, and you must not consider the person or entity as both the conductor and th...
LVCTR
You do not have to submit an LVCTR when you receive two or more amounts of VC for the same beneficiary, if the amounts are each individually equivalent to less than $10,000, but together total an amount equivalent to $10,000 or more under the 24-hour rule, if the beneficiary is:Footnote 8 1. a public body; 2. a very large corporation or trustthat has minimum net assets of $75 million on its last audited balance sheet, whose shares or units are traded on a Canadian stock exchange or a stock ex...
EFTR
You do not have to submit an EFTR for the initiation of two or more international EFTs that total $10,000 or more under the 24-hour rule if the EFTs are initiated at the request of or on behalf of:Footnote 9 1. a public body; 2. a very large corporation or trust that has minimum net assets of $75 million on its last audited balance sheet, whose shares or units are traded on a Canadian stock exchange or a stock exchange designated under subsection 262(1) of the Income Tax Act and that operates...
Assumptions for the scenarios below: 1. the RE is an MSB that deals in virtual currency (VC) and is subject to the PCMLTFA and associated Regulations; 2. the MSB's static window for their LVCTR process under the 24-hour rule is from 12:00 PM to 11:59 AM the following day; 3. the exchange rate for the VC is 1 for $1000 CDN.
If you have questions about this guidance, please contact FINTRAC by email at guidelines-lignesdirectrices@fintrac-canafe.gc.ca.
Cycles. Drivers must select one of two cycles: Cycle 1. • no driving after 70 on duty hours in 7 days. Cycle 2. no driving after 120 on duty hours in. 14 days. driver must take at least 24 consecutive hours off-duty prior to accumulating any period of 70 hours of on-duty. Work-shift.
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Advanced notice of work schedules. As an employee or student intern, your employer must, unless indicated otherwise in the terms of a collective agreement, notify you in writing of your schedule at least 96 hours before the first day of the schedule. The schedule must also include any of your standby or on-call shifts.
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This is especially important in undercover cases: disclosure should be made of any identification evidence such as license plate numbers, business cards, the post-operation “roundup”. Evidence or information of this nature often is not included in the brief to Crown counsel.
Disclosure is a process by which the defendant is provided with copies of all evidentiary documentation including such items as police or enforcement officer's notes and witness statements that may be used by the Prosecutor during the trial.
