Canada — British Columbia
Armoured Vehicle and After-Market Compartment Control Act
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This Act restricts who may operate armoured vehicles and forbids vehicles with after-market compartments, unless a listed exemption applies.
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Canada — British Columbia
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This Act restricts who may operate armoured vehicles and forbids vehicles with after-market compartments, unless a listed exemption applies.
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The Arts Council is continued and must carry out support, funding, reporting, and collaboration duties, while the minister and Lieutenant Governor in Council have specified appointment and regulatory powers.
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This provision defines key terms and sets out assessment-roll, notice, inspection, disclosure, and valuation rules for property assessment.
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This Act defines key terms, establishes the British Columbia Assessment Authority, and gives it governance, assessment, taxation, and administrative powers, while also imposing reporting, office, funding, and tax-related duties.
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The Act lets a community representative or the minister issue and cancel extreme weather alerts, and lets police assess and move a person at risk to shelter in some cases.
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This Act requires licences and event permits for regulated professional contests or exhibitions, gives the commissioner and inspectors enforcement powers, and sets penalties for offences and non-payment.
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The trustees may wind up the trust by transferring the trust property to the society, and the society must pay any remaining debts and liabilities tied to that property.
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The Attorney General must oversee the Ministry of Attorney General, perform several legal and reporting duties, and designated public bodies must follow the standards the Attorney General sets for legal services.
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This document identifies the Auditor General Act and notes that it was repealed.
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This Act sets out how the Auditor General is appointed, paid, supervised, and required to report, keep information confidential, and work with the Legislative Assembly and its committee.
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This document is the Auditor General for Local Government Act, and the text says it was repealed.
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This provision makes B.C. Pavilion Corporation an agent of the government and sets rules for the minister, the Registrar of Companies, and the transfer of the British Columbia Enterprise Corporation’s assets and liabilities to government.
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This Act creates a trust, gives its directors duties to set up and manage the trust account, receive and deposit the allocation, prepare annual reports, and limits directors’ pay; it also lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council prescribe beneficiary groups and make regulations.
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This act is marked as repealed.
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This document is about a British Columbia child care benefits statute whose title was changed twice.
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This document records that the act’s title was changed from BC Benefits (Child Care) Act to BC Benefits (Child Care Subsidy) Act, and later to Child Care Subsidy Act.
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This text identifies the BC Benefits (Income Assistance) Act and notes that it was repealed effective September 30, 2002.
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This document is a repealed act.
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The commission must follow government regulations when setting the authority’s rates, and the authority must provide the regulated service on the prescribed terms and rates.
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This Act defines BC Online and its operator, lets Treasury Board authorize fee retention arrangements, lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make related regulations, and says the Act starts when brought into force by regulation.