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Why 14 (a) in the CWB Act is not their Big Stick

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    #41
    Parsley #11 revised
    Roundup Ready farmers do not use the CWB handling and transportation system,therefore have no effect on CWB marketing and therefore the CWB has no Authority from Regulation 14(a) to arbitraily deny export licences to Praire Roundup Ready farmers. Let the games begin.

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      #42
      catchmeifyoucan,

      Not one single bushel adversley affects Board marketing or pooling

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        #43
        Tom,
        The interesting part is this... 14(a) is just a regulation. Only added as a regulation.

        What was put in as a regulation, can be taken out as a regulation.

        1. The Government can revise 14(a) today.

        2.The Government can take out 14(a) tommorow!

        We live in interesting times.

        Parsley

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          #44
          Parsley,

          And the word "regulation" is as defined in the Canada Grain Act!

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            #45
            Tom and catchmeifyoucan,

            The CWB Act and the Canada Grain Act work together.

            The CWB Act refers to the CGA 6 times.

            The CGA refers to the CWB Act 9 times.

            Kissing cousins.

            The courts have ruled both, time and time again, to be under the constitution head of Trade and Commerce, BUT NOT AGRICULTURE.


            The CWB has NO claim on ungraded, uncontracted grain in farmers' bins, because that's AGRICULTURE.

            Parsley

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