Browse legislation and open any statute to read or ask LexChat.
896 statutes · page 32 of 45
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
The Act gives the Minister and inspectors powers to control plant disease risks, and it requires people to cooperate, avoid obstruction, and obey orders and regulations.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
Businesses are generally banned from giving customers checkout bags or plastic bags, with limited exceptions.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
These regulations let the Minister appoint inspectors and give inspectors inspection powers, while requiring people to cooperate and not obstruct or give false information.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
These regulations define key terms and set rules for how a municipality may establish and notice a plebiscite.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This Act lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council order and regulate provincial plebiscites, and gives eligible voters one ballot unless voting is limited by order in council.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This regulation sets registration rules for podiatrists, including education, currency, insurance, and first-aid/CPR requirements, and it authorizes certain reserved activities and special authorizations.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
4 provisions
This Act sets out how policing is administered, who appoints police leaders and officers, and when the Minister can direct or review policing matters.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This document is an office consolidation for reference only, not the official version of the Act, and it says the Police Act was repealed by 2006, c. 16, s. 65.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This regulation sets notice, reporting, qualification, identification-card, and training-agency rules under the Police Act.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
Post-secondary institutions must create, maintain, publish, review, and update sexual violence policies, and presidents must report annually to the governing body without identifying individuals.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
Post-secondary institutions must build sexual violence policies with required supports, consent information, reporting and investigation processes, awareness activities, and training; the president may authorize updates to certain policy details.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
2 provisions
This provision sets up the Prince Edward Island potato marketing plan and board, defines key terms, and lays out registration, voting, election, meeting, recordkeeping, and board-power rules.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
These potato regulations require registration and reporting for larger growers, restrict planting and storage practices, and let inspectors quarantine or issue notices when disease is suspected.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
These regulations set up and govern the poultry meat marketing board, including producer registration, board elections, meetings, records, audits, and quota-related powers.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This act is titled the Poultry and Poultry Products Act, and the text says it was repealed by 2005, c.47, s.1.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
The Act requires the Government to implement a poverty-elimination strategy, set indicators, and publish annual progress reports.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This Act requires plant operators and employers to follow licensing rules, keep a qualified power engineer on attendance, and display licenses at the plant.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
These regulations set rules for registering plants, licensing power engineers, supervising certain plants, and keeping log books.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
These regulations set when power-assisted bicycles may be used and what equipment, safety, age, helmet, and reporting rules apply.
Canada — Prince Edward Island
1 provisions
This document is a consolidation of the Powers of Attorney Act and notes that the Act was repealed by 2023, c. 34, s. 44.