Stephen Bosch wrote:
> Hi, Robert:
> Distillation of ethanol is regulated (federally) by the Excise Act, 2001.
Yes! That's the one.
> Article 61:
>
> Possession of a still
>
> 61. No person shall possess a still or other equipment suitable for the
> production of spirits with the intent of producing spirits unless the person
>
> (a) is a spirits licensee; or
>
> (b) has a pending application for a spirits licence.
I have both forms. I've contacted the local customs and revenue
agency on several occasions, trying to clarify that I'm an individual
looking to obtain the required permits. I've spoken to people who
were "too busy" to talk to me. I've left several messages, and nobody
returns my phone calls.
> The excise regulations regulate ethanol fuels and specially denatured
> alcohols (usually used for fuel), but there's no prohibition. There's no
> mention of the operation of a still in the legislation itself; I imagine
> that's handled in the regulations (I'm going to get a copy of them).
That would be a good thing.
> I would encourage you to look into applying for an excise permit. Others
> have done it. There's nothing illegal about it if you follow the rules.
I HAVE looked into this. Would you like me to send you the forms?
robert luis rabello
"The Edge of Justice"
Adventure for Your Mind
http://www.newadventure.ca
Ranger Supercharger Project Page
http://www.members.shaw.ca/rabello/
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