Bill C-31
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REPORT |
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Annual report
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70. (1) The Council shall make a report
annually to the Minister containing any
information that the Minister may require.
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Report to be
tabled
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(2) The Minister shall cause a copy of every
report referred to in subsection (1) to be laid
before each House of Parliament on any of the
first 15 days on which that House is sitting
after the report is received by the Minister.
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GENERAL |
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Service of
notices, etc.
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71. (1) Subject to subsection 44(3), a notice
or document required by this Act to be served
or delivered may be served personally or
delivered by prepaid first class mail addressed
to the person to whom the notice or document
is to be given at the person's last known
address.
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When service
made
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(2) Where a notice or document is delivered
by prepaid first class mail, the delivery is
deemed to have been made on the tenth day
after the day of mailing unless the person to
whom the notice or document is given
establishes that the person, acting in good
faith, through absence, illness or other cause
beyond the person's control, did not receive
the notice or document, or did not receive the
notice or document until a later date.
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Who may take
oaths
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72. Any oath or affidavit mentioned in this
Act may be taken before any judicial officer,
notary public, commissioner for taking
affidavits or Canada Lands Surveyor.
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TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS |
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Definitions
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73. The definitions in this section apply in
sections 74 to 89.
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``former
Association'' « ancienne association »
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``former Association'' means the
Association of Canada Lands Surveyors,
a corporation incorporated by letters
patent issued under Part II of the Canada
Corporations Act, being chapter 32 of the
Revised Statutes of Canada, 1970.
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``former
Board of
Examiners'' « Commis- sion d'examina- teurs »
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``former Board of Examiners'' means the
Board of Examiners appointed under
section 5 of the Canada Lands Surveys
Act.
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``new
Association'' « nouvelle association »
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``new Association'' means the Association
of Canada Lands Surveyors continued
under section 4.
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``new Board
of
Examiners''
Version
anglaise
seulement
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``new Board of Examiners'' means the
Board of Examiners established under
paragraph 19(1)(b).
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Act ceases to
apply
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74. Part II of the Canada Corporations
Act, being chapter C-32 of the Revised
Statutes of Canada, 1970, ceases to apply to
the former Association on the coming into
force of section 4.
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Powers, duties
and functions
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75. Wherever under any Act of
Parliament, any instrument made under an
Act of Parliament or any contract, lease,
licence or other document, a power, duty or
function is vested in or exercisable by the
former Association, the power, duty or
function is vested in or exercisable by the
new Association.
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References
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76. Every reference to the former
Association in any deed, contract,
agreement or other document executed by
the former Association shall, unless the
context otherwise requires, be read as a
reference to the new Association.
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Rights and
obligations
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77. All rights and property of the former
Association and all obligations of the
former Association are transferred to the
new Association.
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Commence- ment of legal proceedings
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78. Any action, suit or other legal
proceeding in respect of an obligation or
liability incurred by the former Association
may be brought against the new Association
in any court that would have had
jurisdiction if the action, suit or other legal
proceeding had been brought against the
former Association.
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Continuation
of legal
proceedings
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79. Any action, suit or other legal
proceeding to which the former Association
is party pending in any court immediately
before the day on which this section comes
into force may be continued by or against
the new Association in like manner and to
the same extent as it could have been
continued by or against the former
Association.
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By-laws
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80. Every by-law of the former
Association is, to the extent that it is not
inconsistent with this Act, a by-law of the
new Association.
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Officers and
employees
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81. Nothing in this Act affects the status
of any person who, immediately before the
day on which this section comes into force,
was an officer or employee of the former
Association except that, as of that day, the
person is an officer or employee, as the case
may be, of the new Association.
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Members
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82. Every member of the former
Association immediately before this section
comes into force is a member of the new
Association on that coming into force.
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President and
Vice- President
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83. The President and Vice-President of
the former Association before the coming
into force of this section are, on that coming
into force, the President and Vice-President
of the new Association and shall hold office
as such until the election or appointment of
the first President and Vice-President of the
new Association.
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Most recent
past President
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84. (1) For the purpose of paragraph
13(b), the most recent past President of the
former Association as of the day on which
this subsection comes into force is deemed
to be the most recent past President of the
new Association.
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Elected
members of
the new
Association
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(2) For the purpose of paragraph 13(c),
the first members of the Council under that
paragraph shall be three members of the
new Association elected at a meeting of the
members of the new Association called for
the purpose as soon as practicable after the
coming into force of this subsection.
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Continuation
of
proceedings
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85. Proceedings relating to any matter
before the former Association on the
coming into force of this section, including
any matter that is in the course of being
heard or investigated by the former
Association, shall be continued by the new
Association.
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Applicants for
commissions
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86. Every person whose application for a
commission had been accepted by the
former Board of Examiners before the day
on which this section comes into force and
who had paid the prescribed fee required by
the regulations before that day shall be
examined by the new Board of Examiners
under the Canada Lands Surveys Act as
though that Act had not been amended by
this Act.
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Records and
documents
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87. As soon as possible after the coming
into force of this section, the Surveyor
General shall provide the new Association
with a copy of all records and documents in
the Surveyor General's possession relating
to the examination of candidates for a
commission under the Canada Lands
Surveys Act, the Dominion Lands Act, being
chapter 55 of the Revised Statutes of
Canada, 1906 and the Dominion Lands
Surveys Act, being chapter 117 of the
Revised Statutes of Canada, 1927.
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Suspension or
cancellation
of
commissions
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88. The Discipline Committee shall hear
and determine, in accordance with section
16 of the Canada Lands Surveys Act, as that
section read immediately before the coming
into force of this section, all matters relating
to the cancellation or suspension of
commissions held by persons to whom a
notice referred to in paragraph 16(2)(a) of
that Act had been sent by the former Board
of Examiners before that day.
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Decisions
remain in
force
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89. Every decision of the former Board of
Examiners, including those relating to the
cancellation or suspension of commissions,
that is in force immediately before the day
on which this section comes into force
remains in force and is deemed to be a
decision of the new Association.
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Complaints
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90. Where, after the day on which this
section comes into force, a complaint is
made regarding the conduct or actions of a
Canada Lands Surveyor before that day,
the Discipline Committee may suspend or
cancel the Canada Lands Surveyor's
commission only if it determines that the
Canada Lands Surveyor is guilty of
anything mentioned in subsection 16(1) of
the Canada Lands Surveys Act, as that
subsection read immediately before that
day.
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CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS |
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R.S., c. L-6
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Canada Lands Surveys Act |
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91. (1) The definitions ``Board'',
``candidate'', ``commission'',
``examination'', ``prescribed'' and
``Secretary'' in subsection 2(1) of the
Canada Lands Surveys Act are repealed.
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(2) The definitions ``arpenteur en chef''
and ``arpenteur fédéral'' in subsection 2(1)
of the French version of the Act are
repealed.
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(3) The definition ``Canada Lands
Surveyor'' in subsection 2(1) of the English
version of the Act is replaced by the
following:
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``Canada
Lands
Surveyor'' « arpenteur des terres du Canada »
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``Canada Lands Surveyor'' means a Canada
Lands Surveyor within the meaning of
section 2 of the Canada Lands Surveyors
Act;
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(4) Subsection 2(1) of the French version
of the Act is amended by adding the
following in alphabetical order:
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« arpenteur
général » ``Surveyor General''
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« arpenteur général » Arpenteur des terres du
Canada nommé arpenteur général de la
manière autorisée par la loi ou personne
autorisée par le ministre à exercer les
fonctions d'arpenteur général.
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« arpenteur
des terres du
Canada » ``Canada Lands Surveyor''
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« arpenteur des terres du Canada » S'entend
au sens de l'article 2 de la Loi sur les
arpenteurs des terres du Canada.
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(5) Subsection 2(2) of the Act is repealed.
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92. The heading ``EXAMINATIONS,
POWERS AND DUTIES OF CANADA
LANDS SURVEYORS'' before section 5 of
the Act is replaced by the following:
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POWERS AND DUTIES OF CANADA LANDS SURVEYORS |
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1992, c. 54,
s. 80; 1993, c.
44, ss. 181,
182
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93. The heading ``Board of Examiners''
before section 5 and sections 5 to 16 of the
Act are repealed.
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94. Sections 19 to 21 of the Act are
repealed.
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95. Section 22 of the Act is replaced by the
following:
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Surveys made
by Canada
Lands
Surveyor
under other
Act
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22. The provisions of sections 17, 18 and 23
apply, with any modifications that the
circumstances require, to surveys under any
other Act of Parliament, or any regulation
made thereunder, or any ordinance of the
Yukon Territory or Northwest Territories
where the Act, regulation or ordinance
requires the surveys to be made by a Canada
Lands Surveyor.
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96. Sections 51 and 52 of the Act are
repealed.
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97. Section 54 of the Act is repealed.
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Replacement
of ``arpenteur
en chef'' with
``arpenteur
général''
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98. The French version of the Act is
amended by replacing the expression
``arpenteur en chef'' with the expression
``arpenteur général'' in the following
provisions:
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Replacement
of ``arpenteur
fédéral'' with
``arpenteur
des terres du
Canada''
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99. The French version of the Act is
amended by replacing the expressions
``arpenteur fédéral'' and ``arpenteurs
fédéraux'' with the expressions ``arpenteur
des terres du Canada'' and ``arpenteurs des
terres du Canada'', respectively, in the
following provisions:
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Replacement
of ``terres
fédérales''
with ``terres
du Canada''
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100. The French version of the Act is
amended by replacing the expression
``terres fédérales'' with the expression
``terres du Canada'' in the following
provisions:
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