Stock Review Plan: 2021-2031 - Canadian Heritage
The Regulatory Stock is a list of all the regulations under the authority of a minister and administered by that federal department.
The Stock Review Plan requires departments to undertake a regular review of its existing regulatory stock through a framework published online to help regulators develop and display a systematic, transparent plan to review their existing regulations over a set period of time.
Comments or enquiries can be made using the contact information included with each regulatory initiative.
Canadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO)
Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit
Section 1106 of the Income Tax Regulations – Certificates Issued by the Minister of Canadian Heritage
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- Title
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Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit
Income Tax Regulations - Section 1106 – Certificates Issued by the Minister of Canadian Heritage
- Enabling Act
- Income Tax Act - Section 125.4 – Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit
- Rationale
- Section 1106 of the Income Tax Regulations (ITR) governs the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC) program. This program is jointly administered by the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Canada Revenue Agency, and is due for evaluation in 2021-2022. Pending the results of this evaluation, this section will then be reviewed to assess its effectiveness and to ensure that it remains relevant and aligned with our cultural policy objectives and priorities.
- Narrative
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The CPTC is a refundable corporate tax credit designed to encourage the creation of Canadian film and television programming and the development of an active domestic independent production sector.
The objective of the review is to focus on the relevance and performance of this section of the ITR in order to ensure that it meets current and emerging needs of the Canadian audiovisual industry, as well as to eliminate any unnecessary requirements. This review is associated with PCH’s Forward Regulatory Plan: 2022 to 2025.
- Date of last amendment
- 2016 (last amendment)
- Targeted start for review
- 2024
- Stakeholder Feedback
- N/A
- Outcomes
- N/A
- For further information
- Departmental contact
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Jocelyn Girard
Director
Film and Video Policy and Programs
Telephone: 819-921-5854
Email: jocelyn.girard@pch.gc.ca
Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit Legislation
Section 9300 of the Income Tax Regulations
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- Title of the Regulations
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Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit Legislation
Income Tax Regulations - Section 9300 – Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit
- Enabling Acts
- Income tax Act - Section 125.5 – Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit
- Rationale
- Section 9300 of the Income Tax Regulations (ITR) governs the Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit (PSTC) program. This program is jointly administered by the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Canada Revenue Agency, and is due for evaluation in 2021-2022. Pending the results of this evaluation, this section will then be reviewed to assess its effectiveness and to ensure that it remains relevant and aligned with our cultural policy objectives and priorities.
- Narrative
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The PSTC is a refundable tax credit designed to encourage the employment of Canadians by taxable Canadian or foreign-owned corporations, which carrying on a film or video production business or a film or video production services business in Canada.
The objective of the review is to focus on the relevance and performance of this section of the ITR in order to ensure that it meets current and emerging needs of the Canadian audiovisual industry, as well as to eliminate any unnecessary requirements. This review is associated with PCH’s Forward Regulatory Plan: 2022 to 2025.
- Date of last amendment
- 2005 (last amendment)
- Targeted start for review
- 2024
- Stakeholder Feedback
- N/A
- Outcomes
- N/A
- For further information
- Departmental contact
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Jocelyn Girard
Director
Film and Video Policy and Programs
Telephone: 819-921-5854
Email: jocelyn.girard@pch.gc.ca
Movable Cultural Property Program
Cultural Property Export Regulations (C.R.C., c. 449)
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- Title
- Cultural Property Export Regulations (C.R.C., c. 449)
- Enabling Act
- Cultural Property Export and Import Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-51)
- Rationale
- To correct errors and ensure alignment between the French and English text.
- Narrative
- TBD
- Date of last review or amendment
- 2015
- Targeted start for review
- To be determined
- Stakeholder Feedback
- To be completed later
- Outcomes
- To be completed later
- For further information
- Departmental contact
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Guylain Thorne
Deputy Director General
Heritage Policy and Programs Directorate
Telephone: 819-997-9913
Email: guylain.thorne@pch.gc.ca
Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List (C.R.C., c. 448)
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- Title or Working Title of the Regulation(s)
- Canadian Cultural Property Export Control List (C.R.C., c. 448)
- Enabling Act(s)
- Cultural Property Export and Import Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-51)
- Rationale
- The threshold values and descriptions of controlled cultural property for export in some cases does not reflect market conditions and need to be updated or modified.
- Narrative
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The review of these regulations is driven by the need to strike a balance between the preservation in Canada of significant examples of our artistic, historic and scientific heritage, and the rights of exporters to participate in a legal market for cultural property.
The cultural property export market has evolved significantly in both value and methods since the Act came into force. Periodic reviews to the Control List, which is largely value-based, are necessary and relevant to reflect these changes.
- Date of last review or amendment (Year)
- 2005
- Targeted start for review
- To be determined
- Stakeholder Feedback
- To be determined
- Outcomes
- To be determined
- For further information
- Departmental or agency contact
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Guylain Thorne
Deputy Director General
Heritage Policy and Programs Directorate
Telephone: 819-997-9913
Email: guylain.thorne@pch.gc.ca
Canada Travelling Exhibitions Indemnification Regulations (SOR /99-467)
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- Title
- Canada Travelling Exhibitions Indemnification Regulations (SOR /99-467)
- Enabling Act
- Canada Travelling Exhibitions Indemnification Act (S.C. 1999, c. 29)
- Rationale
- Certain values and limits defined in the Regulations do not reflect the increasing fair market values of objects and total values of travelling exhibitions and need to be modified; the language regarding the transmittal of condition reports needs to be reviewed in light of program and museum practices.
- Narrative
- TBD
- Date of last review or amendment
- 2013 – Section 7
- Targeted start for review
- Not yet known
- Stakeholder Feedback
- TBD
- Outcomes
- TBD
- For further information
- Departmental contact
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Guylain Thorne
Deputy Director General
Heritage Policy and Programs Directorate
Telephone: 819-997-9913
Email: guylain.thorne@pch.gc.ca
For more information
Consult Canadian Heritage’s acts and regulations web page for:
- a list of acts and regulations administered by Canadian Heritage.
- further information on Canadian Heritage’s implementation of government-wide regulatory management initiatives
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