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(b) the closing of a place of work, a suspension of production or a refusal to continue the engagement of one or more artists by a producer, done to compel artists, or to assist another producer to compel artists, to agree to terms or conditions of engagement  ( moyen de pression) (a) a cessation of work or a refusal to work or to continue to work by artists or artists’ associations in combination, in concert or in accordance with a common understanding, and a slowdown of work or other concerted activity by artists or artists’ associations respecting the provision of their services, done to compel a producer to agree to terms or conditions of engagement, or (b) in respect of a complaint made to the Board, the complainant or the person or organization that is the object of the complaint  ( partie) (a) in respect of the entering into, renewal or revision of a scale agreement or in respect of a difference in relation to the interpretation, application, administration or alleged breach thereof, the producer or the artists’ association, and Minister means the Minister of Labour  ( ministre) party

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Previous Version PART II Professional Relations InterpretationĪrtist means an independent contractor described in paragraph 6(2)(b)  ( artiste) artists’ associationĪrtists’ association means any organization, or a branch or local thereof, that has among its objectives the management or promotion of the professional and socio-economic interests of artists who are members of the organization, and includes a federation of artists’ associations  ( association d’artistes) Boardīoard means the Canada Industrial Relations Board established by section 9 of the Canada Labour Code. ( Conseil) Minister

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(c) the right of artists to have access to advisory forums in which they may express their views on their status and on any other questions concerning them. (b) the right of associations representing artists to be recognized in law and to promote the professional and socio-economic interests of their members and (a) the right of artists and producers to freedom of association and expression (e) the importance to artists that they be compensated for the use of their works, including the public lending of them.ģ Canada’s policy on the professional status of the artist, as implemented by the Minister of Canadian Heritage, is based on the following rights: (d) that artistic creativity is the engine for the growth and prosperity of dynamic cultural industries in Canada and (c) the role of the artist, in particular to express the diverse nature of the Canadian way of life and the individual and collective aspirations of Canadians (b) the importance to Canadian society of conferring on artists a status that reflects their primary role in developing and enhancing Canada’s artistic and cultural life, and in sustaining Canada’s quality of life

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(a) the importance of the contribution of artists to the cultural, social, economic and political enrichment of Canada PART I General Principles Proclamation and Policy concerning the Status of the ArtistĢ The Government of Canada hereby recognizes Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows: Short Titleġ This Act may be cited as the Status of the Artist Act.













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