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The behaviors and related benefits (see Benefits) that the target audience is accustomed to — or may prefer over — the behavior you are promoting. For example, using the elevator competes with taking the stairs because of ease and quickness; having potato chips with lunch competes with including a fruit and vegetable at each meal because of taste and low cost; formula feeding competes with breastfeeding because of convenience and participation by other family members. Competition also encompasses the organizations and people who offer or promote alternatives to the desired behavior. For example, fast food restaurants offer less healthy food choices, infant formula makers promote their products. | The Saskatchewan Turkey Producers Marketing Plan 1975 being Saskatchewan Regulation 275 75 effective December 3 1975 as amended by Saskatchewan Regulations 140 79 and 27 87. NOTE This consolidation is not official. Amendments have been incorporated for convenience of reference and the original statutes and regulations should be consulted for all purposes of interpretation and application of the law. In order to preserve the integrity of the original statutes and regulations errors that may have appeared are reproduced in this consolidation. Table of Contents 1 Short Title 14 Powers of the Board 2 Definitions 15 Auditor 3 Objectives of the Plan 16 Quorums 4 Application of Plan 17 Remuneration 5 Fiscal Year 18 Penalties 6 Constitution of the Board 19 Quotas 7 Same 20 Budget 8 Same 21 Co-operation with other Agencies 9 Registered Producers 22 Advisory Committee 10 Meeting of the Producers 23 Conciliation Committee 11 Voting 24 Right of Appeal 12 Election of Directors 25 Amendments 13 Activities of the Board 26 Dissolution SASKATCHEWAN REGULATION 275 75 under The Natural Products Marketing Act 1972 - Section 11 PART I Short Title 1 The plan shall be known as The Saskatchewan Turkey Producers Marketing Plan 1975. Definitions 2 In this plan unless the context otherwise requires a Act means The Natural Products Marketing Act 1972. b Area means all of the Province of Saskatchewan or any area within the Province to which the plan relates. c Board means the Saskatchewan Turkey Producers Marketing Board. d Council means the Natural Products Marketing Council established under the Natural Products Marketing Act 1972. e Custom processing means processing where title to the regulated product remains with the producer. f Director means a member of the Board appointed or elected under this plan. g Marketing includes buying selling offering for sale advertising financing assembling storing packing processing and shipping and transporting or any one of them in any manner by any .
