module 6 part 3 Flashcards

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10 spheres of influence

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how municipal governments have authority

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Floodplain mangement bylaw

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if a municipality has flood prone zones, there are specific guidelines for flood mangement (e.g. max dept of a house)

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3
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Fill bylaw

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munc. regulate the storage and removal of topsoil, alterations to grade of land

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4
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FINTRAC

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financial intelligence unit that has established guidelines for institutions that engage in financial transactions

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5
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FINTRAC also implements

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criminal and administrative penalties

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6
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FINTRAC prevents

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money laundering and terrorist financing

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7
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Know your client obligation

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understanding client, ascertaining client identity and determining 3rd party involvement

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8
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credit file method

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existence for a minimum of 3 years

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Ascertain client identity

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find source documents for name, address, date of birth or financial account

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10
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Business realtionship is created

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within 5 years u conduct 2 transactions or activities

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11
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Reporting obligation

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Second obligation of FINTRAC

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Sus transaction reporting

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reasonable grounds to suspect a trans is related to money laundering

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Large cash trans reporting

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must submit a report if you recieve $10000+ in a single transaction or multiple accounts from the same source totalling over 10,000

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Large cash trans reporting must be submitted within

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15 days

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Terrorist property reporting

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when u know or believe a property is owned or controlled by terrorists

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16
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Terrorist property reporting is disclosed to

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RCMP or CSIS

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Recordkeeping obligation

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must keep 5 kind s of records

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client info records, reciept of funds records, records of all submitted reports are to be kept for

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5 years

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19
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TPR are to be kept for

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no specific timeframe

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20
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unrepresented party records

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do not have to keep these records, but measures should be taken to ascertain their identity

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21
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Records of reasonable measures taken

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keep a record of when measures were taken but unsuccessful

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22
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Compliance officer

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brokerage must appt this for FINTRAC

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23
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Written risk assessment

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analysis of potential threats to FINTRAC

24
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2 year program effectiveness review

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check for the effectiveness of the compliance program

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Failure to report sus transactions
up to 2 mil fine and or 5 yrs of imprisonment
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failure to report large cash trasn, record keeing requirements
500,000 + 5 yrs in jail
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Administrative monetary penalities
minor: 1-1000 serious: 1-100000 very serious, 1-100000 and 500000 for coprs
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Condos are created when
a decleration and description are registered at a land registry office
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Protecting condo owners act
to streamline disputes bw the condo owners and the board
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2 condo authorities
condo authority of ontario and condo mangement authority of ontario
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condos are operated by a
board of directors who are required to complete training
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condo reserve fund
special account that is separate from the condos operating fund, used for major repairs and replacements of condos common elements
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converted condos are a way of municipalities
repurposing existing buildings
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converted condos industry term
residential condo conversion projects
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Ontario new home warranties plan act
now includes protection for converted buildings
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condo reserve fund comes from
each owner's monthly common expenses fee
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special assessment
board of directors can charge an additional fee in order to conduct repairs that exceed what is in the reserve fund
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status certificate
info regarding the status of the unit, legal and finaical dimensions of the condo corp
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status certificates must be given within
10 days for a fee not exceeding $100
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condo management regulatory authority of Ontario
admin body that oversees the condo management act
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condo mangement licenses need to be renewed
every year
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condo management regulatory authority of Ontario has jursidiction to
handle compaints bw condo owners, mangers and condo boards
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Gives tenants a wider range of rights
residential tenancies act
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rent is negotiated prior to occupany
residential tenancies act
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no charge/increase of rent is allowed greater than the lawful rent permitted
residential tenancies act
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determained by terms of the lease agreement
commerical tenancies act
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base rent is the basic rent payable
commerical tenancies act
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landlord cannot demand a security deposit over and above any rent deposit requested
residential tenancies act
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security deposit negotiable
commerical tenancies act
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rent deposit cannot be more than 1 months rent
residential tenancies act
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tenant is not reqired to provide a landlord with postdated cheques or automatic debt payments
residential tenancies act
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rent deposits are permitted w/o restriction
commerical tenancies act
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landlord must give 90 days notice if rent increases
residential tenancies act
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Disputes are handled by the landlor and tenant baord
residential tenancies act
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Disputes are handled by superior court of justice or the small claims court
commerical tenancies act
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landlord can only terminaite with a 1 month notice
commerical tenancies act
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if the tenant stays after the en of the lease the could be subject to pay 2 months rent for every month they stay
commerical tenancies act