carla qualtrough is the current receiver general of canada.
carla qualtrough is the current receiver general of canada.
who is the current receiver general of canada?
carla qualtrough
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the consolidated revenue fund of canada () is the account into which taxes and revenue are deposited, and from which funds are withdrawn in order to defray the costs of public services. funds are deposited and withdrawn by the receiver general for canada.









































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payments to and from the consolidated revenue fund of canada are made by the receiver general, currently the hon. carla qualtrough. by convention, one becomes the receiver general by virtue of also being the minister of public works and government services.
consolidated revenue fund of canada
the canonical implementation is a register load of a constant followed by a call instruction. the "uninitialized" state is better called "unlinked". the register is loaded with the message selector (typically the address of some object) and the call is to the run-time routine that will look-up the message in the class of the current receiver, using the first-level method lookup cache above. the run-time routine then rewrites the instructions, changing the load instruction to load the register with the type of the current receiver, and the call instruction to call the preamble of the target method, now "linking" the call site to the target method. execution then continues immediately following the preamble. a subsequent execution will call the preamble directly. the preamble then derives the type of the current receiver and compares it with that in the register; if they agree the receiver is of the same type and the method continues to execute. if not, the preamble again calls the run-time and various strategies are possible, one being to relink the call-site for the new receiver type.
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