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Les ministères, les sociétés d’État et les organismes du gouvernement de la Saskatchewan travaillent à réduire au minimum les répercussions de l’interruption des services postaux.

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Board of Revision Training and Certification

Board of Revision Training

To help ensure proficiency at the first level of property assessment appeals, all Saskatchewan board of revision members and secretaries must complete mandatory training offered by the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy (JSGS).

The online Board of Revision (BoR) Training Program is designed for current and future board of revision members and secretaries in Saskatchewan. Once activated, participants have 10 weeks to complete the 12 modules and the corresponding quizzes. The online program takes about 20 hours or less to complete. There is an option for people who have relevant experience and training to challenge the exam without taking the entire program.

The benefits of this training include:

  • A better understanding of the roles of board members, secretaries and administrative tribunals in general;
  • More effective hearings;
  • Improved interpretation of legislation;
  • Commitment to impartiality; and
  • Increased knowledge of proper procedures in making and writing decisions.

Boards must then apply for certification from the Registrar, and only certified boards may hear property assessment appeals. To register for or find more details about the training, visit the JSGS Board of Revision (BoR) Training Program.

Certification

Regulations require all boards of revision to be certified by the Office of the Registrar to hear property assessment appeals. Boards can apply once they meet the eligibility criteria.

View the current list of certified boards of revision in Saskatchewan.

Eligibility

The board of revision is responsible for applying for certification, not the municipality.

The council needs to ensure its appointed board of revision is certified by the Registrar before the board begins hearing property assessment appeals for that taxation year.

Boards should apply to the Registrar for certification when all the following conditions are met:

  • Every member and secretary of the board of revision has:
    • Completed the required training; and
    • Taken an Oath of Office.

How to Apply for Certification or Recertification

First, read the Board of Revision Certification Guide to learn more about the application and certification process.

Then, complete this form to apply for certification of a new board of revision or re-certification of an existing board of revision.

Submit your Board of Revision Certification/Recertification Application

The Registrar will contact a board within 10 business days after receiving their application if:

  • Their application is not complete, and the board needs to reapply; or
  • The Registrar requires any additional information or clarification.

After reviewing completed applications, the Registrar will certify the board or deny an application with a written explanation via email.

How to Update Information for Your Board of Revision

Use this form to update your board of revision information, such as:

  • Adding or removing board members or secretaries.
  • Updating contact information.
  • Reporting other changes.

Complete only the sections that apply to your board.

Submit Board of Revision Updates

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