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  • Canada — Nunavut

    Aboriginal Custom Adoption Recognition Act

    1 provisions

    The Act lets a person apply for a custom adoption certificate and sets out what must be provided and what officials must do before the certificate is issued and filed.

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  • Canada — Nunavut

    Aboriginal Custom Adoption Recognition Regulations

    1 provisions

    These regulations create the certificate form for custom adoption recognition, waive a birth-certificate copy fee when the commissioner needs it, let the Minister pay an honorarium in some cases, and state the regulations start on September 30, 1995.

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    Adoption Act

    3 provisions

    This part sets out who may petition to adopt, when private or step-parent adoption placements are allowed, and the consent, report, and review steps that must be followed.

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  • Canada — Nunavut

    Adoption Regulations

    6 provisions

    These regulations set the application, review, and assistance rules for certain adoption processes.

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  • Canada — Nunavut

    Age Majority Act Official

    1 provisions

    This Act sets the age of majority at 19 and gives rules for reading related age terms, court orders, prior rights, and old accumulation arrangements.

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    All Terrain Vehicles Act

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    This provision defines all-terrain vehicles and sets operation, registration, insurance, equipment, and municipal rule requirements, especially for special all-terrain vehicles.

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    All Terrain Vehicles Regulations

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    Owners may apply to register an all-terrain vehicle with the Registrar; the Registrar can approve, restrict, exempt, or require reversion in limited circumstances.

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