Canada — Northwest Territories
Legal Aid Regulation 1
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These regulations set legal aid claim rules, payment rates, appeal steps, and limits on when legal aid services and compensation are available.
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Canada — Northwest Territories
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These regulations set legal aid claim rules, payment rates, appeal steps, and limits on when legal aid services and compensation are available.
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This part establishes the Law Society and its Executive, sets basic rulemaking and meeting requirements, and defines key terms like member, Society, Executive, and student-at-law.
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The Minister may refer matters to the Supreme Court for hearing and consideration, and the Court must hear the matter and certify its opinion to the Minister.
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This part defines key terms and sets basic rules for the Legislative Assembly, including when it must sit, where sessions are held, and how members may participate remotely.
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This regulation sets rules for member attendance records, accommodation and constituency-work reimbursements, and child-related expense approvals.
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This part sets up the Legislative Assembly Retiring Allowances Fund, requires members to contribute, and sets rules for allowances, refunds, calculations, and administration.
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This part sets rules for how members and former members register, how the Administrator administers allowances and benefits, and how benefits are calculated, transferred, divided, and paid.
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This provision sets time limits for bringing different kinds of actions, with some shorter periods for defamation, personal injury, and penalty claims, and longer periods for some money, land, and judgment claims.
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This part sets up the liquor licensing board, the Executive Secretary, and the application rules for liquor licences.
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People may not possess or bring more than the stated liquor limits into Dettah.
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Liquor is generally prohibited in the defined prohibited area, with limited exceptions for lodge guests and lodge operators.
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In the Délîne restricted area, people generally cannot bring in or possess more liquor than the listed daily limits, unless authorized for a special event.
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These regulations restrict how much spirits a person may bring into, or transport within, the restricted area around Fort McPherson, with a limited council-authorized exception.
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In the Tulita restricted area, people may not bring in or possess liquor above the listed quantity combinations.
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This regulation limits how much liquor a person may bring into or possess in the Paulatuk restricted area, and breaches are offences.
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Within 2 km of the Ulukhaktok Hamlet Office, people cannot bring in or possess liquor above the listed amounts unless authorized by the Ulukhaktok Hamlet Council for a special event.
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This regulation limits how much spirits a person may bring into or keep in the Tuktoyaktuk restricted area, and it also restricts vehicle transport of spirits there.
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People must not bring more than the listed liquor quantities into the restricted area within any 24-hour period.
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This regulation limits how much liquor a person may bring into or possess in the Colville Lake restricted area, with a specific exception for people authorized by the Behdzi Ahda" First Nation Band Council.
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People must not possess more than one unit of liquor in the restricted area during any seven-day period.