S-22.001 - Act respecting the Société québécoise de développement de la main-d’oeuvre

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chapter S-22.001
Act respecting the Société québécoise de développement de la main-d’oeuvre
Repealed, 1997, c. 63, s. 125.
1997, c. 63, s. 125.
CHAPTER I
ESTABLISHMENT AND ORGANIZATION
1. A corporation called the “Société québécoise de développement de la main-d’oeuvre” is hereby established.
1992, c. 44, s. 1.
2. The Société is a corporation within the meaning of the Civil Code of Lower Canada, and has all the powers of such a corporation in addition to those conferred on it by this Act.
1992, c. 44, s. 2.
3. The Société is a mandatary of the Government.
The property of the Société forms part of the public domain, but the performance of its obligations may be levied against its property.
The Société binds only itself when it acts in its own name.
1992, c. 44, s. 3.
4. The head office of the Société shall be in the territory of the Communauté urbaine de Québec, at the place determined by the Government. A notice of the location or of any change of location of the head office is published in the Gazette officielle du Québec.
The Société may hold its meetings at any place in Québec.
1992, c. 44, s. 4.
5. The affairs of the Société shall be administered by a board of directors composed of 19 members, including the chairman.
The Government shall appoint the chairman. It shall also appoint:
(1)  six members representing the Québec labour force, five of whom are chosen after consultation with the most representative associations of employees;
(2)  six members representing business, five of whom are chosen after consultation with the most representative employers’ associations and one after consultation with the most representative bodies in the cooperative field;
(3)  six other members, including one person representing the secondary education sector and another representing the college education sector; these two members are chosen after consultation with the Minister of Education.
1992, c. 44, s. 5; 1993, c. 51, s. 57; 1994, c. 16, s. 50.
6. Each member of the board is appointed for a term not exceeding three years, except the chairman who is appointed for a term not exceeding five years.
At the expiry of his term, a member of the board remains in office until he is replaced or reappointed.
1992, c. 44, s. 6.
7. The chairman, by virtue of his office, is the chief executive officer of the Société. He shall preside over the meetings of the board of directors, see to its proper operation and discharge any other duties assigned to him by the board.
He is responsible for the administration and direction of the Société within the scope of its policies and by-laws.
1992, c. 44, s. 7.
8. The Government shall fix the remuneration, social benefits and other conditions of employment of the chairman. The chairman shall perform his duties full-time.
The other members of the board of directors are not remunerated, except in the cases, on the conditions and to the extent which may be determined by the Government. However, they are entitled to reimbursement of expenses incurred in performing their duties, on the conditions and to the extent determined by the Government.
1992, c. 44, s. 8.
9. The board of directors of the Société may propose to the Government the appointment of one or more vice-chairmen.
Where the Government decides to make such appointments, it shall appoint the person or persons proposed by the Société or, after consultation with the board of directors, any other person.
The Government shall fix the remuneration, social benefits and other conditions of employment of the vice-chairmen.
1992, c. 44, s. 9.
10. Each vice-chairman is appointed for a term not exceeding five years. At the expiry of his term, a vice-chairman remains in office until he is reappointed or replaced.
The vice-chairmen perform their duties full-time and are not members of the board of directors.
1992, c. 44, s. 10.
11. The employees of the Société shall be appointed in the manner prescribed by the Société in its by-laws and in accordance with the staffing plan it establishes.
The standards and scales of remuneration and the other conditions of employment of the employees shall be established by the Société and submitted to the Government for approval.
1992, c. 44, s. 11.
12. Any member of the board of directors, other than the chairman of the Société, having a direct or indirect interest in an enterprise which places his personal interest in conflict with that of the Société or of the Fonds national de formation de la main-d’oeuvre shall, on pain of forfeiture of office, disclose it in writing to the chairman of the Société and abstain from taking part in any debate or decision bearing upon the enterprise in which he has an interest.
The chairman, the vice-chairmen and the other employees of the Société may not, on pain of forfeiture of office, have any direct or indirect interest in an enterprise which places their personal interest in conflict with that of the Société or of the Fund. However, forfeiture is not incurred if that interest devolves to them by succession or gift, provided they renounce or dispose of it with diligence.
1992, c. 44, s. 12; 1995, c. 43, s. 58.
13. The Société may adopt by-laws in respect of the exercise of its powers, the formation of an executive committee and the other aspects of its internal management.
1992, c. 44, s. 13.
14. No document shall bind the Société unless it is signed by the chairman or, in the cases determined by the by-laws governing internal management of the Société, by one of its employees.
1992, c. 44, s. 14.
15. The minutes of the meetings of the board of directors, approved by it and certified by the chairman of the board or by any other person authorized to do so by the internal management by-laws of the Société, are authentic. The documents or copies emanating from the Société or forming part of its records are authentic if they are similarly certified.
1992, c. 44, s. 15.
CHAPTER II
MISSION AND POWERS
16. The mission of the Société is to promote and support manpower development and to foster a balance between manpower supply and demand on the labour and employment market in Québec.
1992, c. 44, s. 16.
17. To achieve its mission, the Société shall develop, implement and administer programs within the framework of policies established under the Act respecting certain functions relating to manpower and employment (chapter F-3.1.1.1).
The Société shall thus intervene, in collaboration with the bodies or institutions concerned, where that is the case, in various fields such as vocational training, retraining, reclassification and placement of manpower, as well as in the areas of employment assistance and assistance for human resources management.
1992, c. 44, s. 17; 1994, c. 12, s. 61; 1996, c. 29, s. 36.
18. The Société may also, in particular,
(1)  define the needs for manpower development in the light of labour and employment market realities in Québec;
(2)  define the orientations it intends to pursue with the participation of members of regional boards from among those appointed by the Minister pursuant to section 36;
(3)  foster concerted action between management, unions and other social partners, and the establishment of enterprise-based manpower committees, sector-based manpower committees or other committees on which management, unions or the other social partners are represented;
(4)  foster the participation of public educational institutions, institutions governed by the Act respecting private education (chapter E-9.1) and university-level educational institutions in manpower development activities;
(5)  promote the development of various initiatives in the manpower field;
(6)  engage in the promotion of its programs;
(7)  carry out research, surveys or inquiries;
(8)  advise the minister designated by the Government on policies relating to manpower and employment and propose means of implementing such policies;
(9)  foster, within the scope of government policies, equity in the labour market for underprivileged persons or groups.
1992, c. 44, s. 18; 1992, c. 68, s. 156; 1994, c. 12, s. 62; 1996, c. 29, s. 37.
19. The Société shall foster the undertaking of manpower development by regional corporations established under section 30.
1992, c. 44, s. 19.
20. The programs of the Société may include provision for financial assistance or assistance in the form of services for individuals or enterprises.
The programs shall determine the extent to which they are implemented and administered by the regional corporations.
1992, c. 44, s. 20.
21. The Société shall submit its programs to the Government for approval and shall not amend or terminate a program except with the approval of the Government. However, in the cases determined in advance by the Government, only the approval of the Minister is required.
1992, c. 44, s. 21.
21.1. The Société shall exercise the powers and duties conferred on it by the Act to foster the development of manpower training (chapter D-7.1). In particular, it shall administer the Fonds national de formation de la main-d’oeuvre.
1995, c. 43, s. 59.
22. The Minister may, according to law, enter into an agreement with the Government of Canada with respect to all or part of the administration and application of an Act of the Parliament of Canada relating to the fields of manpower, work income replacement or any other related field.
The Société shall carry out any mandate entrusted to it by the Government in respect of an agreement entered into in accordance with the first paragraph.
1992, c. 44, s. 22.
23. The Société shall, in addition, administer any program at the request of the Government and carry out any other mandate entrusted to it by the Government in the fields of manpower, work income replacement or any other related field.
1992, c. 44, s. 23.
24. The Société may, by by-law approved by the Government, determine the fees payable by any person for the use of certain services offered by it.
The Government may, 45 days after having asked the Société to make or amend a by-law referred to in the first paragraph, exercise the power of the Société to make such a by-law. A by-law made under this paragraph by the Government is deemed to be a by-law of the Société.
1992, c. 44, s. 24.
25. The Société may enter into remunerated service agreements, in particular with a department or public body.
1992, c. 44, s. 25.
26. The Société may, according to law, enter into an agreement with a government in Canada or abroad or a department or body thereof, or with an international organization or a body thereof.
1992, c. 44, s. 26.
27. In the cases determined by government regulation, no contract may be entered into by the Société within the scope of programs administered by it, except with the authorization of the Minister or of the Government, according to regulatory prescription.
This section does not apply to the programs of the Fonds national de formation de la main-d’oeuvre.
1992, c. 44, s. 27; 1995, c. 43, s. 60.
28. Every by-law adopted under section 13 shall be transmitted to the Minister upon being adopted.
The Minister may, within 45 days after transmission, disallow all or part of such a by-law, and that by-law or part of it shall cease to have effect from the date on which it is disallowed. The Minister shall forthwith notify the Société.
The Minister may, before the expiry of the period of 45 days, inform the Société of his intention not to exercise his power of disallowance.
1992, c. 44, s. 28.
29. The Minister may, within the scope of the responsibilities and powers conferred on him, issue directives on the objects and orientations of the Société and on the performance of its functions, except with respect to the exercise of the powers and duties conferred on him by the Act to foster the development of manpower training (chapter D-7.1).
The directives shall be submitted to the Government for approval. If approved, they are binding on the Société, which is bound to comply with them.
Every directive shall be tabled in the National Assembly within 15 days of its approval by the Government or, if the Assembly is not sitting, within 15 days of resumption.
1992, c. 44, s. 29; 1995, c. 43, s. 61.
CHAPTER III
REGIONAL CORPORATIONS AND REGIONAL COUNCILS
DIVISION I
REGIONAL CORPORATIONS
30. The Société shall establish a unit within its structure, for every region determined by the Government.
Each such unit shall be designated by the name “Société régionale de développement de la main-d’oeuvre” followed by the name of the region, or by any other name approved by the Government.
1992, c. 44, s. 30.
31. Each regional corporation shall
(1)  administer the programs for which the Société is responsible and render them accessible to individuals and enterprises, to the extent determined by the Société;
(2)  establish offices in premises where manpower services are offered.
1992, c. 44, s. 31.
32. A regional council established pursuant to section 36 shall propose the appointment of the director of the regional corporation.
The Société shall appoint the person thus proposed or, after consultation with the regional council, any other person.
If no person is proposed by the regional council, the Société shall appoint the director.
1992, c. 44, s. 32.
33. The director of a regional corporation shall perform his duties full-time.
The director shall be appointed for a term not exceeding five years.
At the expiry of his term, the director remains in office until he is replaced or reappointed.
1992, c. 44, s. 33.
34. The director, under the authority of the Société, is responsible for the administration and direction of the regional corporation.
1992, c. 44, s. 34.
35. A regional corporation is bound by the resolutions of the regional council and shall see to it that they are implemented.
1992, c. 44, s. 35.
DIVISION II
REGIONAL COUNCILS
36. A regional council shall be established for each regional corporation. It shall be composed of 19 members, 18 of whom are appointed by the Minister from among the persons actively involved in the region, as follows:
(1)  six members representing the labour force, five of whom are chosen after consultation with the region’s most representative associations of employees;
(2)  six members representing business, five of whom are chosen after consultation with the region’s most representative employers’ associations and one after consultation with the region’s most representative bodies in the cooperative field;
(3)  six other members, including one person representing the school board community and another from the college-level educational institutions community; these two members are chosen after consultation with the communities concerned.
The director of the regional corporation is a member of the regional council by virtue of his office.
1992, c. 44, s. 36.
37. The term of office of a member of a regional council, other than the director, shall not exceed three years.
At the expiry of his term, a member of a regional council remains in office until he is replaced or reappointed.
1992, c. 44, s. 37.
38. The members of a regional council shall elect a chairman from among their number; the director is not eligible.
The chairman shall preside over meetings of the council, see to its proper operation and discharge any other duties assigned to him by the council.
1992, c. 44, s. 38.
39. The members of a regional council, other than the director, are not remunerated, except in the cases, on the conditions and to the extent which may be determined by the Government. However, they are entitled to reimbursement of expenses incurred in performing their duties, on the conditions and to the extent determined by the Government.
1992, c. 44, s. 39.
40. Any member of a regional council, other than the director, having a direct or indirect interest in an enterprise which places his personal interest in conflict with that of the Société shall, on pain of forfeiture of office, disclose it in writing to the chairman of the Société and abstain from taking part in any debate or decision bearing upon the enterprise in which he has an interest.
1992, c. 44, s. 40.
41. A regional council may adopt rules for its internal management.
1992, c. 44, s. 41.
42. A regional council shall determine the orientations and priorities of the regional corporation in respect of program and resources management, within the framework of the policies and by-laws of the Société.
1992, c. 44, s. 42.
43. The principal functions of a regional council are
(1)  to define the prevailing situation of the labour and employment market in its region, in particular by estimating the needs for manpower development and by drawing on the expertise of advisory committees;
(2)  to adapt programs to regional realities, to the extent that the conditions of implementation of the programs permit this to be done;
(3)  to develop regional initiatives within the framework of the policies of the Société;
(4)  to recommend the development or modification of programs to the Société;
(5)  to foster concerted action between management, unions and other social partners and the education sector by, among other means, the creation of advisory committees;
(6)  to foster the implementation of employment assistance, manpower training or local development programs.
1992, c. 44, s. 43; 1995, c. 43, s. 62.
44. A regional council shall also exercise the powers delegated to it by an internal management by-law of the Société, and any other function entrusted to it by the board of directors of the Société.
1992, c. 44, s. 44.
45. The chairman of the Société may submit to the board of directors of the Société any resolution made by a regional council that is not consistent with the policies and by-laws of the Société. The decision of the board of directors of the Société is binding on the regional corporation.
1992, c. 44, s. 45.
46. A regional corporation shall place at the disposal of the regional council the resources required for its operation, in accordance with the policies of the Société.
1992, c. 44, s. 46.
CHAPTER IV
FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
46.1. This chapter does not apply in respect of the Fonds national de formation de la main-d’oeuvre or of activities related to the carrying out of the Act to foster the development of manpower training (chapter D-7.1).
1995, c. 43, s. 63.
47. The fiscal year of the Société ends on 31 March.
1992, c. 44, s. 47.
48. Each year, the Société shall submit its budgetary estimates for the ensuing fiscal year and its budgetary rules to the Government for approval, at the time and in the form and tenor it determines.
The budgetary rules shall determine the extent to which financial resources are managed by the regional corporations.
1992, c. 44, s. 48.
49. The Société shall not make payments or assume obligations the cost of which exceeds, in the same fiscal year, the amounts at its disposal for the year in which such payments or obligations are made or assumed.
Nothing in this section shall prevent the Société from making a commitment for a term of more than one fiscal year.
1992, c. 44, s. 49.
50. The Société shall, not later than 30 September each year, file financial statements with the Minister, together with a report of activities for the preceding fiscal year.
The financial statements and report of activities shall contain all the information required by the Minister.
1992, c. 44, s. 50.
51. The Minister shall table the report of activities and the financial statements of the Société before the National Assembly within 15 days of receiving them or, if the Assembly is not sitting, within 15 days of resumption.
1992, c. 44, s. 51.
52. The books and accounts of the Société shall be audited each year, and whenever so ordered by the Government, by the Auditor General or, with the approval of the Government, by an auditor designated by the Société. The report of the auditor shall accompany the report of activities and the financial statements of the Société.
1992, c. 44, s. 52.
53. The Société shall transmit statistical data, reports or other information on its activities to the Minister at his request, within the time and in the form he determines.
1992, c. 44, s. 53.
54. The sums required by the Société to carry out its mission, in addition to the amounts referred to in section 24 or 25, shall be taken out of the appropriations granted annually for that purpose by Parliament.
1992, c. 44, s. 54.
CHAPTER V
AMENDING PROVISIONS
55. (Amendment integrated into c. F-5, s. 1).
1992, c. 44, s. 55.
56. (Omitted).
1992, c. 44, s. 56.
57. (Amendment integrated into c. F-5, s. 30).
1992, c. 44, s. 57.
58. (Amendment integrated into c. F-5, heading of Chapter IV).
1992, c. 44, s. 58.
59. (Omitted).
1992, c. 44, s. 59.
60. (Amendment integrated into c. F-5, s. 41).
1992, c. 44, s. 60.
61. (Amendment integrated into c. F-5, s. 45).
1992, c. 44, s. 61.
62. (Amendment integrated into c. F-5, s. 47).
1992, c. 44, s. 62.
63. (Omitted).
1992, c. 44, s. 63.
64. (Amendment integrated into c. I-3, s. 1029.8.22).
1992, c. 44, s. 64.
65. (Amendment integrated into c. I-3, s. 1029.8.23).
1992, c. 44, s. 65.
66. (Amendment integrated into c. I-3, s. 1029.8.24).
1992, c. 44, s. 66.
67. (Amendment integrated into c. M-19.1, title of the Act).
1992, c. 44, s. 67.
68. (Amendment integrated into c. M-19.1, s. 1).
1992, c. 44, s. 68.
69. (Amendment integrated into c. M-19.1, s. 6).
1992, c. 44, s. 69.
70. (Amendment integrated into c. R-8.2, Schedule C).
1992, c. 44, s. 70.
71. (Amendment integrated into c. R-10, Schedule I).
1992, c. 44, s. 71.
72. (Amendment integrated into c. R-10, Schedule II).
1992, c. 44, s. 72.
73. (Amendment integrated into c. R-10, Schedule III).
1992, c. 44, s. 73.
74. (Amendment integrated into c. R-12, Schedule IV).
1992, c. 44, s. 74.
CHAPTER VI
TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS
75. The Société acquires the rights and shall assume the obligations of the manpower vocational training commissions established under the Act respecting manpower vocational training and qualification (chapter F-5).
1992, c. 44, s. 75.
76. The Act respecting duties on transfers of immovables (chapter D-15.1) does not apply to transfers resulting from the application of section 75.
1992, c. 44, s. 76.
77. Manpower development programs identified by the Government and managed by the manpower vocational training commissions or by the Ministère de la Main-d’oeuvre, de la Sécurité du revenu et de la Formation professionnelle on 23 March 1993 shall be managed by the Société.
1992, c. 44, s. 77.
78. The material resources, records and other documents of the administrative units referred to in the first and second paragraphs of section 84 become the material resources, records and other documents of the Société, to the extent determined by the Government.
The Société becomes a party to any proceedings to which a manpower vocational training commission was a party on 31 March 1993, without continuance of suit.
1992, c. 44, s. 78.
79. In any Act, regulation, ordinance, proclamation, order in council, order, contract, agreement or other document, any reference to a provision of the Act respecting manpower vocational training and qualification (chapter F-5) that is repealed by this Act is deemed to be a reference to the equivalent provision of this Act.
1992, c. 44, s. 79.
80. In any Act, regulation, ordinance, proclamation, order in council, order, contract, agreement or other document, any reference to a manpower vocational training commission is a reference to the Société québécoise de développement de la main-d’oeuvre, unless the context indicates otherwise.
1992, c. 44, s. 80.
81. (Omitted.).
1992, c. 44, s. 81.
82. The employees of a manpower vocational training commission, including managerial staff within the meaning of the Règlement sur les conditions de travail des cadres des commissions de formation professionnelle de la main-d’oeuvre (O.C. 1300-89 of 9 August 1989), in office on 31 March 1993, and the employees of the “Association provinciale des commissions de formation professionnelle (A.P.C.F.P.)”, in office on 11 December 1991 and still in office on 31 March 1993, become the employees of the Société, without other formality. They shall occupy the positions and perform the duties assigned to them by the Société, subject to the provisions of any collective agreement applicable to them.
Employees not covered by a collective agreement shall continue to receive the regular salary to which they were entitled upon their transfer to the Société.
1992, c. 44, s. 82.
83. An association of employees representing a group of employees of a manpower vocational training commission on 1 April 1993, continues to represent those employees within the Société.
Such an association of employees shall also represent the future employees of the Société who will be assigned to a regional corporation, according to the group covered by the association’s certification.
The provisions of a collective agreement in force on 1 April 1993 continue to apply, to the extent that they are applicable, to the employees of the Société governed by the agreement.
1992, c. 44, s. 83.
84. The employees, including the managerial staff, of the Direction générale de la main-d’oeuvre et de la formation professionnelle of the Ministère de la Main-d’oeuvre, de la Sécurité du revenu et de la Formation professionnelle become the employees of the Société, subject to the provisions of any collective agreement applicable to them, and to the extent that an order for their transfer is made before 24 March 1994.
Employees of other administrative units of the department may also, subject to the provisions of any collective agreement applicable to them, become the employees of the Société, to the extent that an order for their transfer is made before 24 March 1994.
Such employees shall occupy the positions and perform the duties assigned to them by the Société, subject to the provisions of any collective agreement applicable to them.
1992, c. 44, s. 84.
85. Every employee transferred to the Société under section 84 may apply for a transfer to a position in the public service or enter a competition for promotion in accordance with the Public Service Act (chapter F-3.1.1) if, on the date on which he was transferred to the Société, he was a public servant with permanent tenure in the department.
1992, c. 44, s. 85.
86. Section 35 of the Public Service Act (chapter F-3.1.1) applies to an employee referred to in section 85 who enters a competition for promotion to a position in the public service.
1992, c. 44, s. 86.
87. When an employee referred to in section 85 applies for a transfer on enters a competition for promotion, he may require the chairman of the Conseil du trésor to give him an assessment of the classification that would be assigned to him in the public service. The assessment shall take account of the classification of the employee on the date of the transfer, as well as the years of experience and formal training acquired in the course of his employment with the Société.
When an employee is transferred pursuant to section 85, the Deputy Minister or chief executive officer shall assign to him a classification compatible with the assessment provided for in the first paragraph.
When an employee is promoted pursuant to section 85, his new classification shall take account of the criteria set out in the first paragraph.
1992, c. 44, s. 87; 1996, c. 35, s. 19.
88. If some or all of the activities of the Société are discontinued or if there is a shortage of work, an employee referred to in section 85 is entitled to be placed on reserve in the public service with the classification he had before the date of his transfer to the Société.
The chairman of the Conseil du trésor shall, if applicable, establish his classification taking into account the criteria set out in the first paragraph of section 87.
1992, c. 44, s. 88; 1996, c. 35, s. 19.
89. An employee placed on reserve pursuant to section 88 shall remain with the Société until the chairman of the Conseil du trésor is able to assign him a position.
1992, c. 44, s. 89; 1996, c. 35, s. 19.
90. Subject to any remedy available under a collective agreement, an employee referred to in section 85 who is dismissed may bring an appeal under section 33 of the Public Service Act (chapter F-3.1.1).
1992, c. 44, s. 90.
91. The associations of employees certified in accordance with Chapter IV of the Public Service Act (chapter F-3.1.1) representing groups of employees of the Ministère de la Main-d’oeuvre, de la Sécurité du revenu et de la Formation professionnelle on the date on which the employees were transferred in accordance with section 84 continue to represent these employees within the Société.
These associations of employees shall also represent future employees of the Société who will not be assigned to a regional corporation, according to the groups to which they belong.
The provisions of the collective agreements in force on the date of transfer of the employees in accordance with section 84 continue to apply to the employees of the Société who are concerned, to the extent that they are applicable to them. However, the provisions concerning job security do not apply to the employees referred to in the second paragraph.
1992, c. 44, s. 91.
92. A labour commissioner may, in accordance with section 46 of the Labour Code (chapter C-27), decide any question relating to the transmission to the Société of the rights and obligations of the Ministère de la Main-d’oeuvre, de la Sécurité du revenu et de la Formation professionnelle or the manpower vocational training commissions.
1992, c. 44, s. 92.
93. An agreement referred to in section 22 may provide for the transfer of some units or administrative services from a federal department or public body and prescribe the conditions of transfer of certain employees of the Government of Canada assigned to such services or units at the department designated by the Government or at the Société. Where necessary, such conditions may depart from those prescribed under the Public Service Act (chapter F-3.1.1).
The Conseil du trésor may determine any rule, standard or policy with respect to classification, the determination of salary rates, permanent tenure or any other condition of employment applicable to employees to whom the first paragraph applies.
The Government may, in the course of integration of the employees to whom the first paragraph applies in the department or the Société, enter into an agreement with the Government of Canada in respect of pension plans.
1992, c. 44, s. 93; 1994, c. 12, s. 63; 1996, c. 29, s. 37.
94. Notwithstanding section 32, the first director of a regional corporation shall be appointed after consultation with the region’s most representative associations of employees, employers’ associations and bodies in the cooperative field.
1992, c. 44, s. 94.
95. The appropriations granted for the fiscal year 1992-93 to the Ministère de la Main-d’oeuvre, de la Sécurité du revenu et de la Formation professionnelle are, to the extent and according to the terms and conditions determined by the Government, transferred to the Société.
The other amounts required for the purposes of this Act are, for the same fiscal year, taken out of the consolidated revenue fund, to the extent determined by the Government.
1992, c. 44, s. 95.
96. The minister designated by the Government is responsible for the administration of this Act.
1992, c. 44, s. 96; 1994, c. 12, s. 64; 1996, c. 29, s. 37.
The Minister of State for Employment and Solidarity is responsible for the administration of this Act. O.C. 1089-96 of 96.09.04, (1996) 128 G.O. 2 (French), 5487.
97. (Omitted).
1992, c. 44, s. 97.
REPEAL SCHEDULES

In accordance with section 9 of the Act respecting the consolidation of the statutes and regulations (chapter R-3), chapter 44 of the statutes of 1992, in force on 1 March 1993, is repealed, except sections 81 and 97, effective from the coming into force of chapter S-22.001 of the Revised Statutes.

In accordance with section 9 of the Act respecting the consolidation of the statutes and regulations (chapter R-3), sections 16 to 46, 55 to 66, 70, paragraph 1 of section 71, section 72, paragraph 1 of section 73, sections 75 to 80 and 82 to 94 of chapter 44 of the statutes of 1992, in force on 1 September 1993, are repealed effective from the coming into force of the updating to 1 September 1993 of chapter S-22.001 of the Revised Statutes.