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“The Act was formerly called the Civil Protection Act, and its title was amended by section 24 of chapter 18 of the statutes of 2024.”
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The Act was formerly called the Civil Protection Act, and its title was amended by section 24 of chapter 18 of the statutes of 2024.
Document
This section is renumbered and points to section 4.
Section 52.3
Section 90 is repealed.
Section 90
Section 142 is repealed.
Section 142
This schedule repeals chapter 76 of the statutes of 2001, with one exception for section 196, and later repeals sections 145 and 191 of that chapter when the specified updates to chapter S-2.3 take effect.
Schedule
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Source record from www.legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca · Source version 10 Jun 2026
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