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Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets out the King's Printer’s role in managing government printing, publishing, stationery services, and the official Gazette, and requires the Clerk and the King's Printer to provide, print, publish, and report on specified legislative documents.
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This Act sets out how Knowledge Network Corporation is governed, including the board’s duties, the chief executive officer’s role, financial controls, and certain approval requirements.
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October is designated as Korean Heritage Month throughout British Columbia, and the Act comes into force on Royal Assent.
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This Act sets up who administers laboratory service benefits, who can receive them, and the rules for approvals, referrals, billing, records, privacy, audits, and enforcement.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act sets rules for workers with certifications from other Canadian jurisdictions to apply for and sometimes practise equivalent BC occupations, and it requires BC regulators to publish measures, process applications consistently, and follow review and court procedures.
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This Code defines key labour-relations terms and sets rules for unions, employers, the board, and the minister.
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This Act lets a spouse register a homestead as protected, and then restricts disposition of that homestead without the required written consent.
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This provision defines key Land Act terms and sets out how Crown land is administered, recorded, applied for, disposed of, and sometimes restricted or cancelled.
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This part requires transferees and certain land owners to file transparency declarations or transparency reports, and it sets filing, certification, notice, and update duties.
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This document identifies the Land Reserve Commission Act and notes that it was repealed effective November 1, 2002.
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This Act says government-placed survey monuments and boundary lines are the true boundaries of the land, and surveyors must follow specific methods when original markers cannot be found.
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This Act governs land surveyors, the association that regulates them, and the rules for company permits, practice, titles, elections, discipline, and appeals.
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The Act lets eligible owners apply to defer property tax on qualifying residential property, and it sets conditions, registration steps, repayment rules, and offences for false or improper information.
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This Act lets certain people ask the Supreme Court to investigate land title and declare it valid, but the process requires a petition, supporting material, notice, and payment of taxes owed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act creates the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia and sets rules for its governance, records, fees, conflicts, and reporting.
Canada — British Columbia
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This Act supplies standard forms and default rules for land deeds, leases, and mortgages, including how they are construed and what covenants are treated as included.
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This Act establishes the Law Reform Commission of British Columbia, sets out who makes up the commission, and gives it duties and powers related to reviewing and reforming the law.
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This Act says British Columbia courts must apply and give effect to the Act and to equity rules, and it sets special rules for mortgages, foreclosure, assignments, injunctions, and related court powers.
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This document is the Legal Profession Act 255, 1996, and the source note says it was repealed.
Canada — British Columbia
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This part defines key terms, sets up the Law Society and benchers, and gives the benchers broad rule-making powers over lawyers, firms, students, applicants, fees, discipline, exemptions, and practice standards.