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Companies and local authorities may compensate for losses caused by forged transfers or forged powers of attorney, and may set up supporting funding arrangements and transfer restrictions.
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This part defines key securities-law terms and gives the commission authority to administer the Act, recognize market entities, and delegate powers, while requiring confidentiality and restricting unrecognized exchange or clearing agency businesses.
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This provision shows that many sections are not in force, notes a repeal section and consequential amendments, and says the Act comes into force by regulation of the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
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This segment sets definitions and rules for securities transfer, and restricts when issuers and securities intermediaries may enter into control agreements without consent.
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This Act requires security workers and security businesses to be licensed, follow licence conditions, and meet reporting and display rules.
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This document identifies the Seed Grower Act 420 1996 and notes that it was repealed by the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 2003.
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The Act lets owners start a process to create a seed potato control area, sets notice and petition requirements, restricts growing to authorized seed varieties in such areas, and gives the committee and Lieutenant Governor in Council various powers and duties.
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The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make a regulation creating a grant program to help people aged 65 or older pay certain vehicle insurance premiums.
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This document is the Seniors Advisory Council Act and notes that it was repealed.
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This Act creates a Seniors Advocate, requires annual reporting, lets the Advocate request certain non-personal information from service providers, and prohibits retaliation against people who assist the Advocate.
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This Act sets rules for investment-dispute conciliation and arbitration awards, including filing awards in court, staying enforcement in some cases, limiting interim-measure requests, and allowing regulations.
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This document is the Sex Offender Registry Act, and the source text says it was repealed.
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The Act is not in force in the text provided, and it says it will come into force only by regulation of the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
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Post-secondary institutions must create, publish, review, and update a sexual misconduct policy, and may have to conduct a minister-directed survey and report annually through the president.
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This act was repealed.
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This Act sets out who can appoint sheriffs and court bailiffs, what sheriffs can do in court facilities and prisoner searches, and when certain people must not serve, execute, or possess weapons.
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This part sets rules for short-term rental registration, platform obligations, and enforcement.
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This regulation sets short-term rental registration, disclosure, fee, and compliance rules for platform service providers and related actors.
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This Act creates a process for designating certain projects as provincially significant and gives officials powers to speed up approvals, replace constraints, monitor compliance, and act on non-compliance.
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The commission gets corporate powers in British Columbia, is exempt from taxation, and is not subject to certain statutes unless the Lieutenant Governor in Council orders otherwise for the Business Corporations Act.