Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety Act

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• The President of the Centre is eligible for re-appointment and has certain powers and duties.
• An executive board is established with at least six governors annually elected from the Council. The President is the chairman of the executive board.
• The Centre may appoint advisory or other committees and employ officers, employees, and agents as necessary.
• The President is paid a salary and expenses fixed by the Governor in Council, while the Chairman and other governors are not paid a salary but may be reimbursed for certain expenses.
• The head office of the Centre shall be at such place in Canada as designated by the Governor in Council.
• The Council must meet at least three times per year, with at least one meeting at the head office. A majority of governors constitutes a quorum.
• The Centre may make by-laws for its conduct and management, including those related to committees, employment, procedures, and briefs.
• Governors, officers, employees, and agents of the Centre are not part of the federal public administration, except for certain exceptions regarding superannuation and compensation.
• The Centre is deemed a registered charity under the Income Tax Act.
• The Council must submit an annual report to the Minister within four months after the end of each year, including a summary of briefs considered and financial statements.

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