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These regulations require circus operators to be licensed, insured, and to follow detailed animal-care, transport, safety, record-keeping, and reporting rules.
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This document is an office consolidation for reference only, and it says the City of Summerside Act was repealed by 2016 c.44, s.284.
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The City of Summerside electric utility is exempt from specified sections of the Act if it follows the listed filing and rate conditions.
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This Act sets rules for administering the civil service, including Commission responsibilities, merit-based appointments, competition procedures, and limits on political activity by employees.
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This regulation sets civil service rules on attendance, appointments, probation, pay-related consequences, discipline, grievances, benefits, retiring pay, training, and consultation/negotiation procedures.
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This Act sets rules for certifying class proceedings, notifying class members, managing common and individual issues, and distributing aggregate monetary awards.
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This provision prescribes the form of a clean-up order and a certificate of service for use under the Unsightly Property Act.
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This Act sets a levy on fuel, with exemptions, reporting rules, refund rules, and penalties for improper exempt-fuel sales or use.
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These regulations set rules for fuel levy payment, levy exemption permits, refunds, remittances, reporting, and recordkeeping.
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Paved roads may be closed to heavy traffic or all traffic after public notice, and no one may drive on roads that have been declared closed.
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This Act sets out how co-operative associations are incorporated and governed, including filing, registration, meetings, records, voting, and limits on political contributions.
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This regulation sets operating rules for co-operative associations, including membership, meetings, directors, share capital, bylaws, reserves, and special housing co-operative rules.
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This Act defines Prince Edward Island’s armorial bearings and shield of arms, prohibits unauthorized use or imitation, gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council regulation-making power, and makes violations an offence with a daily fine.
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This chapter was repealed by 2002, c. 22.
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This regulation lets people use Prince Edward Island’s Armorial Bearings and Shield of Arms in certain listed ways without the Clerk’s written permission, and lets the Clerk grant written permission for other uses if stated conditions are met.
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Municipal councils must put code-of-conduct rules and complaint/investigation procedures in their bylaw, require member conduct training, review sanctions, and update the bylaw every five years.
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These regulations set conduct rules for police officers, identify breaches, and describe discipline, representation, record removal, and revocation.
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This order says certain fire, life safety, oil-burning, propane, and solid-fuel codes and standards are in force in the province and must be enforced by the Fire Marshal.
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This Act requires collection agencies and debt repayment agencies to be licensed and follow recordkeeping, reporting, trust-account, fee, and conduct rules.
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Applicants for collection agency or collector licences must use Registrar-approved forms, provide listed supporting documents, and include a $5,000 surety bond. Collection agencies and collectors are also barred from a range of debt-collection practices.