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Legislation
May, 2016
Canada
The present Act repeals the Aboriginal Consultation Levy Act (SA 2013 cA-1.2). The text consists of 1 section.
Repeals: Aboriginal Consultation Levy Act (SA 2013, c. A-1.2). (2013-05-27)
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Library ResourceRegulationsCanada, Americas, Northern America
A Regulation to prohibit certain activities on crown property and to provide for the control of movement of animals on such property.
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Library ResourceRegulationsCanada, Americas, Northern America
The present Regulation is enacted under the Public Lands Act. In particular, the Regulation lays down provisions relating to the resolution of disputes. At the outset the Regulation contains, inter alia, the definition of certain terms such as, “agricultural disposition”, “agricultural disposition holder”, “agricultural lease”, “agricultural leaseholder”, “Board”, “exploration”, “exploration approval”, “local settlement officer”.
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Library ResourceLegislationCanada, Americas, Northern America
The present Act lays down rules relating to expropriation in the province of Alberta. It applies to any expropriation authorized by the law of Alberta and prevails over any contrary provisions that may be found in the law, except the statutes enumerated in the Schedule.
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Library ResourceRegulationsCanada, Americas, Northern America
The present Regulation is enacted under the Public Lands Act. Section 2 establishes that in n addition to the purpose in section 11.2(2)(a) of the Act, the Fund may be used for the following: a) to provide grants made by the Minister under the Environment Grant Regulation (AR 182/2000); b) to pay for expenses that are directly associated with the sale of public land referred to in section 11.2(3) of the Act. The text consists of 5 sections.
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Library ResourceLegislationCanada, Americas, Northern America
An Act to provide for the classification and administration of public land, and to regulate use of and the disposal of such land and and the acquisition of other land and related matters. The Minister may by order made under section 10 classify public land and declare the use for which he considers different classes to be adaptable.
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Library ResourceRegulationsCanada, Americas, Northern America
The present Regulation provides for the enactment of the Public Land Act. The Regulation focuses on three key themes: land management, compliance and enforcement, appeals and dispute resolution. The Regulation applies to provincial land managed by Sustainable Resource Development under the Public Lands Act. The new rules around recreation apply to vacant public land not held under a disposition that offers exclusive use. The Regulation does not apply to parks/wilderness areas (managed by Tourism, Parks and Recreation) or lands managed by Transportation or Infrastructure.
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Library ResourceRegulationsCanada, Americas, Northern America
The present Regulation enforces the Public Lands Act. In particular, the Regulation lays down provisions relating to the authorization of activities carried out for recreational purposes, such as, hunting, fishing, camping, boating, hiking, bicycling, the use of motor vehicles, etc. The text consists of 26 sections divided into 4 Parts as follows: Access for recreational purposes (1); Dispute resolution (2); Miscellaneous (3); Expiry and coming into force (4).
Implements: Public Lands Act (RSA 2000, c. P-40). (2014-12-17)
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Library ResourceLegislationCanada, Americas, Northern America
The present Act shall streamline the regulatory process governing oil/gas development in the Province. In particular, section 3 of the afore-mentioned Act establishes the “Alberta Energy Regulator” as a corporation.
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Library ResourceLegislationCanada, Americas, Northern America
The present Act lays down provisions relating to the constitution of special areas in the Province of Alberta. For the purpose of the present Act “public land” means land belonging to the Crown in right of Alberta and under the administration of the Minister and “special area” means a special area constituted under this Act. Section 16 rules that no public land situated in a special area shall be sold without the consent of the Minister. Section 29 establishes the Special Areas Board which administrate the special areas. The text consists of 30 sections.
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