SAAQ definition

SAAQ means the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec, a public body established further to the Act respecting the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇'▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ c S-11.011 (“SAAQ”).
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Examples of SAAQ in a sentence

  • The cost is that of the base fee for a driver’s licence without demerit points, as established by the SAAQ.

  • However, a person who does not have permanent employment is eligible for the Long-Term Disability Insurance benefit, subject to the provisions in article 2.2.5. Any new employee who is already recognized as disabled by a private or public plan, such as the QPP, SAAQ, CSST, IVAC, etc., or who is subject to an amicable settlement with regard to a disability claim or who is receiving pension benefits is not eligible for the Short- and Long-Term Disability Insurance benefits.

  • Furthermore, the teacher must give his or her written authorization to the board so that the latter may obtain the necessary information from the organizations, in particular, the SAAQ or Retraite Québec, which administer the plan under which he or she receives disability benefits.

  • Furthermore, the teacher must give his or her written authorization to the board so that the latter may obtain the necessary information from the organizations, in particular, the SAAQ or the RRQ, which administer the plan under which he or she receives disability benefits.

  • Claimants entitled to benefits provided by the Québec Automobile Insurance Corporation (SAAQ) or by other similar provincial bodies will have the amount of such benefits deducted from the Short Term Disability Benefits payable under this Plan.

  • The MAX is approved as an SAAQ approved LSV in Quebec, passing rigid on-road requirements.

  • Vacation pay for employees whose absence is due to an employment injury during which he receives an indemnity of replacement of income from the CNESST, or due to a disability during which he receives an indemnity from the "Group Insurance", SAAQ or IVAC shall be computed on the basis of what their normal earnings would have been, had they been at work during the period for which benefits were received, up to a maximum of two (2) years.

  • These features are likely over-designed for the intended use, however provide long lasting fleet solutions, and have allowed Westward to quickly pass the SAAQ LSV road-test engineering requirements.