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C-37.1 - Act respecting the Communauté urbaine de l’Outaouais

Section 169.0.6
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169.0.6. The board of directors may, by by-law, establish a tariff applicable where expenses chargeable to the transit authority are entailed by particular classes of acts performed in Québec, or within a radius of 100 kilometers from the place where the head office of the transit authority is located, for a purpose other than travel outside Québec or such radius, and prescribe what vouchers must be presented to prove that such an act was performed.
If such a by-law is in force, the prior authorization provided for in section 169.0.4 in respect of an act covered by the tariff is limited to the authorization to perform the act, without reference to the maximum amount of expenses allowed.
Notwithstanding section 169.0.5, a member of the board of directors who, as part of his duties, has performed an act covered by the tariff in force is entitled, on presentation of a statement accompanied with the vouchers prescribed in the by-law, to receive from the transit authority the amount prescribed in the tariff for that act.
1990, c. 85, s. 60; 1999, c. 40, s. 67.
169.0.6. The board of directors may, by by-law, establish a tariff applicable where expenses chargeable to the Corporation are entailed by particular classes of acts performed in Québec, or within a radius of 100 kilometers from the place where the corporate seat of the Corporation is located, for a purpose other than travel outside Québec or such radius, and prescribe what vouchers must be presented to prove that such an act was performed.
If such a by-law is in force, the prior authorization provided for in section 169.0.4 in respect of an act covered by the tariff is limited to the authorization to perform the act, without reference to the maximum amount of expenses allowed.
Notwithstanding section 169.0.5, a member of the board of directors who, as part of his duties, has performed an act covered by the tariff in force is entitled, on presentation of a statement accompanied with the vouchers prescribed in the by-law, to receive from the Corporation the amount prescribed in the tariff for that act.
1990, c. 85, s. 60.
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