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[Section of the Regulations] Part 2 — Corporate Names [Description] 
The regulations are essentially the same as the former regulations. "Official marks" has been added so that a corporate name cannot be confused with both a trade-mark or an official mark. The regulations also clarify the reasons for refusing a corporate name if it lacks distinctiveness. The other substantive change is the addition of a criterion to determine what is a combined English and French form of a corporate name which is now permitted under the CBCA.
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