Resolved, that KAP lobby the Canadian Grain Commission to adjust the ‘Subject to Inspector’s Grade and Dockage’ program to require elevator companies to keep 1000g samples until time of settlement; and be it further
Resolved, that KAP lobby the Canadian Grain Commission to allow producers to initiate the ‘Subject to Inspector’s Grade and Dockage’ process at any time from delivery until cheque settlement.
Update
KAP included this resolution in the 2021 Grain Act Review. This resolution was also forwarded to CFA. The CGC has modernized the dispute process (now Final Quality Determination) to require elevators to retain a 1000g sample for at least 7 days and allow producers to trigger a binding review even if they were not present at delivery.
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