CSA/ACVM Canadian Securities Autorités canadiennes Administrators en valeurs mobilières CANADIAN SECURITIES ADMINISTRATORS' STAFF NOTICE 72-301 DISTRIBUTIONS OUTSIDE THE LOCAL JURISDICTION PROPOSED MULTILATERAL INSTRUMENT 72-101 On September 8, 2000 the Canadian Securities Administrators (“CSA") published for comment a set of proposed regulatory documents that would establish new rules for the distribution of securities to persons outside of the local jurisdiction. The proposed documents are Multilateral Instrument 72-101 Distributions Outside the Jurisdiction, Companion Policy 72-101CP and Form 72-101F1. This initiative is now being considered under the CSA Uniform Securities Legislation Project (the “USL Project”). Therefore, the CSA will not be proceeding with these proposed documents as published. The objective of the USL Project is to eliminate the differences in provincial and territorial securities laws by developing a uniform act and rules within two years. Until that time, issuers and their counsel should refer to current local policies, rules and instruments relating to distributions of securities outside the jurisdiction for guidance. For further information please contact: Dean Murrison, Committee Chair Saskatchewan Securities Commission Telephone: (306) 787-5879 E-mail: dmurrison@ssc.gov.sk.ca Rosann Youck Senior Legal Counsel British Columbia Securities Commission Telephone: (604) 899-6656 or (800) 373-6393 (in B.C. and Alberta) E-mail: ryouck@bcsc.bc.ca Marsha Manolescu Senior Legal Counsel Alberta Securities Commission Telephone: (780) 422-1914 or (800) 373-6393 (in B.C. and Alberta) E-mail: marsha.manolescu@seccom.ab.ca
- 2 -Chris Besko Assistant Counsel Manitoba Securities Commission Telephone: (204) 945-2561 or (800) 655-5244 (in Manitoba) E-mail: cbesko@gov.mb.ca Iva Vranic/Jean-Paul Bureaud Manager/Legal Counsel, Corporate Finance Ontario Securities Commission Telephone:(416) 593-8115/ 593-8131 E-mail: ivranic@osc.gov.on.ca/jbureaud@osc.gov.on.ca Shirley Lee Senior Legal Counsel Nova Scotia Securities Commission Telephone: (902) 424-5441 E-mail: leesp@gov.ns.ca DATED March 22, 2002
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