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Table of Public General Statutes 1834 - 1992* TABLE OF PUBLIC GENERAL STATUTES 1834 - 1992* (1) Initial section references in the 3rd column opposite an Act indicate the provisions of that Act that have been amended or added to June 5, 1992. (2) The abbreviation "R&S" means that the Act or provision has been repealed and substituted; the abbreviation "Rep." means that the Act or provision has been repealed. (3) MIC means "Minute of Council" *There are a certain number of Acts that were not consolidated in the revisions of 1952, 1970 and 1990 which may still be in force. These are included in this Table. Other Acts, considered to be of a local or personal nature and those Acts respect­ ing agreements between the Government and various corporations are included in the Table of Local, Personal and Private Statutes. Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 A Abandoned Lands A-1 Repealed by 1991 c.36 s.75 Accident and Sickness In- A-2 \ surance Adoption of Children A-3 Adult Corrections A-4 Agreement for Policing the A-5 Province Agricultural Societies A-6 Agrologists A-7 Alcohol and Drug Dependency A-8 Commission Amusement Rides A-9 Animal Protection A-10 Apportionment Act A-11 Apprenticeship A-12 Aquaculture A-13 s.2, 1991 c.36 s.74 Arbitration A-14 Architects A-15 Archives A-16 Arts Council A-17 Assessment A-18 Assignment of Book Debts A-19 s.2, 1991 c.50 s.2 s.4, (old 3) 1991 c.50 s.2 s.5, (old 4) 1991 c.50 s.2 Attachment of Wages A-20 2 Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 «' Attorney General Statutes 1991 c.43 Amendment A.uditor General 1991 c.22 Automobile Dealers A-21 Automobile Insurance A-22 s.49, (old 46) 1991 c.43 s.2 B Baie Verte Mines Inc. Tax Ex- B-1 emption Bankers' Books B-2 Bills of Sale B-3 s.2, 1991 c.50 s.3 s.8, (old 7) 1991 c.50 s.3 s.13, (old 12) 1991 c.50 s.3 Blind Persons' Rights B-4 Boiler, Pressure Vessel and B-5 Compressed Gas Books Preservation of Copies B-6 Bravery Award B-7 Building Standards B-8 Building Supplies B-9 Buildings Accessibility B-10 Bulk Sales B-11 c Canada Games Park Commis- C-1 Repealed by 1991 c.35 s.2 sion Canada-Newfoundland Atlan- C-2 tic Accord Implementation Newfoundland 3 Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 Canada and the United C-3 Kingdom Reciprocal Recog- nition and Enforcement of Judgments Cancer Treatment and Re- C-4 search Foundation Censoring of Moving Pictures C-5 Certified General Accountants C-6 Certified Public Accountants C-7 Change of Name C-8 Chartered Accountants C-9 Chartered Accountants and C-10 Certified Public Accountants Merger Chattels Real C-11 Child Welfare C-12 Children's Law C-13 s.53, 1991 c.43 s.3 Chiropractors C-14 City of Corner Brook C-15 s.239, (old 242) 191 c.27 s.1 City of Mount Pearl C-16 s.2, 1991 c.35 s.4 s.74, 1991 c.35 s.4 s.81, Rep. 1991 c.35 s.4 s.215, Rep. 1991 c.35 s.4 s.216, Rep. 1991 c.35 s.4 s.217, Rep. 1991 c.35 s.4 s.219, R&S 1991 c.35 s.4 s.220, R&S 1991 c.35 s.4 s.221, R&S 1991 c.35 s.4 s.222, 1991 c.35 s.4 s.223, Rep. 1991 c.35 s.4 s.224, 1991 c.35 s.4 4 Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 s.239, 1991 c.27 s.2 Sch. B, 1991 c.35 s.4 City of St. John's C-17 s.2, 1991 c.35 s.5 ss.340.1-340.24, (old 353.1-353.24) added 1991 c.35 s.5 ss.402.1 & 402.2, (old 403E & 403F) added 1991 c.35 s.5 Civil Service Transferred C-18 Employees Clerk of the House of Assembly C-19 Coat of Arms C-20 Cold Storage C-21 Collections C-22 Colleges, 1991 1991 c.40 Colonial Building C-23 Commemoration Day C-24 Commissioners for Oaths C-25 Communicable Diseases C-26 Community Colleges C-27 Repealed by 1991 c.40 s.36 Conditional Sales C-28 s.2, 1991 c.50 s.4 Condominium C-29 Conflict of Interest C-30 Consumer Protection C-31 Consumer Reporting Agencies C-32 Contributory Negligence C-33 Conveyancing C-34 s Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 Co-operative Societies C-35 s.2, 1991 c.14 s.1 s.3, 1991 c.14 s.2 s.4, R&S 1991 c.14 s.3 s.15, 1991 c.14 s.4 s.19, 1991 c.14 s.4 s.39, (old 36) 1991 c.14 s.5 s.48, (old 43) 1991 c.14 s.4 s.70, (old 65) 1991 c.14 s.4 s.72, (old 67) 1991 c.14 s.6 s.74, (old 69) 1991 c.14 s.7 s.79, (old 74) added 1991 c.14 s.8 Corporations C-36 Corporations Guarantees C-37 Criminal Injuries Compensa- C-38 tion Crop Insurance C-39 s.16, (old 18) R&S 1991 c18 s.1 Crown Corporations Local C-40 Taxation Crown Guarantee and Loan C-41 Crown Lands C-42 Part I, ss.4-18 (old 5-21) Rep. 1991 c.36 s.76 ss.51-83, (old 102-129) Rep. 1991 c.36 s.76 ss.85-93, (old 132-135) Rep. 1991 c.36 s.76 Crown Royalties C-43 D Dangerous Goods Transporta- D-1 ti on Day Care and Homemaker Ser- D-2 vices 6 Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 Defamation D-3 Deferred Pensions D-4 Degree Granting D-5 Dental D-6 Denturists D-7 Department of Development D-8 s.15, R&S 1991 c.45 s.2 s.16, R&S 1991 c.45 s.2 Department of Education D-9 s.7, 1991 c.38 s.2;1991 c.40 s.31 s.10, R&S 1991 c.45 s.3 s.11, R&S 1991 c.45 s.3 Sch., (old Sch.A) 1991 c.38 s.2;1991 c.40 s.31 Sch.B, 1991 c.38 s.2 (Sch. B repealed by RSN cD-9);1991 c.40 s.31 Department of Employment D-10 s.10, R&S 1991 c.45 s.4 and Labour Relations s.11, R&S 1991 c.45 s.4 Department of Environment D-11 s.6, 1991 c.43 s.5 and Lands s.13, R&S 1991 c.45 s.5 s.14, R&S 1991 c.45 s.5 Sch., (old Sch. A) 1991 c.29 s.5; R&S 1991 c.36 s.74 Department of Finance D-12 s.10, R&S 1991 c.45 s.6 s.11, R&S 1991 c.45 s.6 Department of Fisheries D-13 s.10, R&S 1991 c.45 s.7 s.11, R&S 1991 c.45 s.7 Department of Forestry and D-14 s.17, R&S 1991 c.45 s.8 Agriculture s.18, R&S 1991 c.45 s.8 Sch., (old Sch. A) 1991 c.36 s.74 Department of Health D-15 (See 1991 c.45 s.9) Department of Justice D-16 s.6, 1991 c.53 s.7 s.13, R&S 1991 c.45 s.10 7 Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 s.14, R&S 1991 c.45 s.10 Sch., (old Sch.A) 1991 c.53 s.7 Department of Mines and D-17 ss.6.1 & 6.2, added 1991 c.52 s.1 Energy s.12, R&S 1991 c.45 s.11 s.13, R&S 1991 c.45 s.11 Department of Municipal and D-18 s.11, R&S 1991 c.45 s.12 Provincial Affairs s.12, R&S 1991 c.45 s.12 Department of Social Services D-19 s.10, R&S 1991 c.45 s.13 s.11, R&S 1991 c.45 s.13 Department of Works, Services D-20 s.10, R&S 1991 c.45 s.14 and Transportation s.11, R&S 1991 c.45 s.14 Departmental Acts Amend- 1991 c.45 ment Act, 1991 Detention of Intoxicated Per- D-21 sons Development Areas Lands D-22 Repealed by 1991 c.36 s.75 Dieticians D-23 Direct Sellers D-24 Dispensing Opticians D-25 Dog D-26 E Economic Advisory Council 1991 c.51 Economic Council E-1 Repealed by 1991 c.51 s.28 Economic Recovery Commis- E-2 s.14, Rep. 1991 c.51 s.27 sion Election E-3 s.163, (old 161A) R&S 1991 c.16 s45 Electoral Boundaries E-4 Electrical Power Control E-5 s.2, 1991 c.48 s.1 8 Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc. 1990 s.3, 1991 c.48 s.2 s.5, R&S 1991 c.48 s.3 s.6, R&S 1991 c.48 s.3 s.7, Rep. 1991 c.48 s.3 Elevators E-6 Embalmers and Funeral Direc- E-7 tors Emergency Measures E-8 Emergency Medical Aid E-9 Employers' Liability E-10 Enduring Powers of Attorney E-11 Engineers and Geoscientists E-12 Enterprise Newfoundland and E-13 Labrador Corporation Environmental Assessment E-14 Evacuated Communities E-15 Evidence E-16 s.8.1, added 1991 c.13 s.1 Exhibition of Advertisements E-17 Exhumation E-18 Expropriation E-19 s.56, (old 57) 1991 c.43 s.6 F Family Hornes Expropriation F-1 Family Law F-2 Family Relief F-3 Farm Development Loan F-4 Farm Products Corporation F-5 0 Table of Public General Statutes Act or Subject RSN Amendments, etc.
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