No. 29 5th Session, 14th Legislature, Alberta 11 Elizabeth II BILL 29 A Bill to ,amend The Game Act HON. MR. WILLMORE printed by L. S. WALL, Printer to the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, Edmonton, Alberta, 1963

Explanatory Note 2. S'ection 2 is amended to clarify the kinds of animals to which the Act applies.

BILL No. 29 of 1963

An Act to amend The Game Act (Assented to , 1963) HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Asseimbly of the Province of Allberba, enacts as follows: 1. The Game Act, being

chapter 126 of the Revised Statutes, is hereby amended.

Section 2, subsection (1) is amended. (

a) as to clause (i) :by striking out sulbclause (ii) and by sUibstituting the following: (ii) without limiting the generality of the fore­ going, includes any beaver, bobcat, badger, cougar, coyote, ermine, fisher, fox, hare, lynx, marten, mink, muskrat, otter, rabbit, skunk, squirrel, wease1, wolf or wolverine; (

b) by striking out clause (0) and by substituting the following: (0) "game bird" means birds of all species of the following families: (

i) Anatidae, commonly called ducks, geese, and swans; (ii) Tetraonidae, including grouse and ptar­ migan; (iii) Phasianidae, including pheasants, Hun­ garian or European, grey partridge and Ghukar partridge; (iv) Meleagrididae, commonly called wild tur­ keys; (

v) Gruidae, including the cranes; (vi) Rallidae, including the raUs and coots; (vii) Oharadriidae, including the plovers and turns tones ; (viii) Scolopacidae, including the Wilson's snipes, curlews, sandp,ipers, greater and leslser yellow-legs, godwits and other snipe­ like birds; (ix) Columbidae, including mourning dove; (

x) any other species of bird that may from time to time be declared to be a game bird by the Lieutenant Governor in Council;

2 3. Subsection (1) of

section 9 is amended to add "'crossfbow" to the list of instruments prohibited for killing game.

Section 10 is amended to prohibit hunting generally between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour 'before sunrise. See clauses 8, 11 and 14 of this Bill. The

section is also amended to include a prohibition against shooting projectiles near highways or buildings. 5. Sections 15 and 16 are amended to clarify hunting rights. Sections 15 and 16 presently read: "15. Subject to

section 55, any person may hunt or trap without a licence or permit for big game any of the following animals, namely, timber wolves, coyotes, cougars, wo,lverines, skunks, porcupines, rabbLts, and any other animals tha;t t:pe Lieutenant Governor in Council may from time to time designate. 16. Any person may hunt, ki.11 or trap without a Ucence or permit any of the following birds, namely, starlings, crows, English sparrows, magpies, blackbirds, and any other bird or birds which the LieU/tenant Governor in Council may from time to time designate.".

Section 17 is' amended to clarify when a person is eligible to obtain a licence or permit and also to prohibit persons under 16 years of age from hunting unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Section 18 is amended to prohibit a non-resident from obtaining a resident licence or permit.

Section 9, subsection (1) is amended by striking out claus,e (

b) and by substituting the following: (

b) a sunken punt, a night light, a swivel set or spring gun of any description, a trap of the pattern known as the Submarine Trap, or a spring-pole trap, a crossbow, or any shotgun of a gauge larger than ten gauge, or

Section 10 is struck out and the following

section is substituted: 10.

(1) No person shall hunt between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise.

(2) No person shall have a loaded firearm in or on, or discharge a firearm from (

a) an aircraft, or (0) a boat propelled otherwise than by muscular power, or (

c) any kind of vehicle, whether mov,ing or stationary.

(3) Any fire:arm having a live shell or cartridge in the breech, chamber or magazine, shall be deemed to be loaded within the m,eaning of subsection (1).

(4) No person, except the owner or occupant, shall (

a) discharge a firearm, or (

b) cause a projectile from a fire'arm to pass within two hundred y:ards of any building. ( 5 ) No person shall (

a) discharge a f.irearm from, or (

b) cause a projectile from a firearm to pass along or across ':t main or secondary highway within the meaning of The Public Highways Act, and marked with route number digns. 5. Sections 15 to 18 are struck out and the following sections are substituted: 15. Subject to

section 55, a resident may hunt, trrup or kill without a licence or permit, on any land to which he has a right of access, any timber wolf, coyote, cougar, wolverine, "3kunk, porcupine, rabbit, and any other animal that the Lieutenant Governor in Council may from time to time designate. 16. A resident may hunt, trap or kill without a licence or permit, on any land to which he has a right orf access, any starling, crow, English sparrow, magpie, blac'klbird, and any other bird that the Lieutenant Governor in CQuncil may from time to time designate.

Section 2.0 is amended to include a prohibition against ex­ porting any big game, game bird or part thereof without a permit.

Section 22 is amended to provide for the fee for a duplicate licence or permit to be prescribed by regulation. The s'ection presently fixes the fee at one dollar. 8. Sections 2 1 7 to 3.0 presently read: "27.

(1) Except as otherwi,se permitted by this Act or the regulations, no person shaM hunt, take or kill or have in his po,ssession any big game wilth horns or antlers less than four inches in length or any big game under the age of one year except brown, black or cinnamon bears.

(2) No person shall hunt, take or kill or have in hi.s possession any female big game animal except as expressly permitted by this Act or the regu~a tions. 28. No person shaH hunt or kiU big game unless he is visibly clothed in a long-sleeved outer coat or other long-sleevpd outer garment of complete scarlet material and a cap or other head dress of compIete scaI"llet material. 29. No, person shruB hunt any big game between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise, or on Sunday. 30. No person shall, for the pUl'lPose of hunting, taking or killing any big game, (

a) set out, use or employ (

i) any big game, game bird, fur-bearing animal or part thereof, or bait of any kind, (ii) any traps, nets or snares of any kind, or (iii) any searchlight, spotligbt, flashlight, jacklight, night light, pilt lamp, headlight, or any other light of any description, (

b) use any ammunition (

i) for shotguns except shotgun s,lug loads, (

U) of less than .23 calibre or having an empty cartridge case measuring less than 1. 75 inches overall in length, or (iii.) that contains a non-expanding or steel jacketed bullet, (

c) use (

i) an autoloading firearm that has a capaci.ty of more t~an five cartridges in the magazine, or (ii) a .410 gauge shotgun, or (

d) use a shotgun of any description that is capable of holding more than three shells in the magazine and chamber combined. or that has not been permanently plugged or altered so as to reduce .the capacity of the gun to not more than three shells in the magazine and chamber combined.".

Section 2'8 is amended to include the prohibition against Sunday hunting now contained in

section 2'9. The amended

section 219 contains clauses (b), (

c) and (

d) of the present

section 30. The prohibition against hunting big game between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise is now contained in the proposed new

section 10. See clause 4 of this Bill.

Section 3.0 now contains the provisions of clause (

a) of the present s'ection.

3 17.

(1) NO' person who has not attained his fourteenth birthday shall, either directly or indirectly, apply for, in any way obtain or have in his possession a licenc·e or permit.

(2) A person who has not attained his sixteenth birth­ day shall not hunt unless (

a) he has OIbtained a valid licence, and (

b) he is accom1panied by his parent or legal guardian. 18.

(1) No n'On-resident shall arpply for, in any way obtain or have in his possession a resident licence or resident permit under this Act.

(2) N'O licence 'Or permit shall be issued to' a comp;any unless the company (

a) has complied with the provisions of The Companies Act governing registrati'On, and (

b) is authorized by that Act to carryon business in Alberta.

Section 20 is struck out and the following

section is substituted : 20. No person shall (

a) export 'Or transport out of the PrO'vince any big game, game bird or part thereof, or (

b) have in his possession any big game, game bird or part thereof for the purpose of exporting or tra"ns­ porting it out 'Of the Province, without obtaining:a permit.

Section 22 is amended by striking out SUbsection (1) and by substituting the following: 22.

(1) Where a licence or permit issued under this Act or the regulations has been 100st or destroyed, the Director, upon proof to his satisfaction of the l'Oss or destructi'On and upon payment of the prescribed fee, may issue a duplicate licence or permit. 8. Sections 27 to' 30 are struck out and the following sectiO'ns are substituted: 27.

(1) Except as :permitted by this Act or the regula­ tions, nO' .person shall hunt, kill 'Or have in his possession any big game with horns or antlers less than four inches in length or any big game under the age of one year.

(2) No person shall hunt, kill or have in his posses'sion any. fe'male big game animal except as permitted by this Act or the regula tiO'ns. 28. No person shall hunt or kill any big game (

a) on Sunday, or

Section 33 is revised to amend the boundary of that portion of the Province where residents may kill big game for food without a licence.

Section 33 presently reads: "33.

A person who resides in that part of the Province lying to the north of a line, commencing at the intersection o.f the north boundary of township 76 with the inter-provincial boundary between A'lberta and Saskatchewan, thence weSitward along the north boundary of township 76 to the east boundary of range 18 west of the fif,th meridian, thence north along the east boundary of range 18, west of the fifth meridian to the north boundary of township 96 (25th base line), thence west along the north boundary of township 96 to the inter-provincial boundary between Alberta and British Columbia, at a point that is no.t included within the corporate boundaries of any city, town o.r village, may, without a licence, kill and take big game for the purpose of p.ro­ vi ding necessary food for himself and family, when it is necessary to do SQ at any time of the year.".

Section 37 is amended to apply to all big game animals.

Section 37 presently reads: "37. No person shall hunt or molest a deer, moose, elk, or caribou while the deer, moose, elk, or caribou is swimming in a lake or river.".

Section 42 is amended to contain only the prohibition against hunting game birds on Sunday. The prohibition of hunting game birds between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise is now contained in the proposed

section 10. See clause 4 of this Bill.

Section 42 presently reads: "42. Except as otherwise provided by this Aot or the regwations, nQ person shall hunt any game bird between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise or on Sunday.".

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b) unless he is visibly clothed in a long sleeved outer coat or other long sleeved outer garment completely scarlet in colour and a cap or other headdress com­ pletely scarlet in colour. 29. No person shall for the purpose of hunting or killing big game use (

a) any almmunition for shotguns except shotgun slug loads, or (

b) any ammunition of less than .23 calibre or having an empty cartridge case measuring less than 1.75 inches in length, or (

c) any ammunition that contains non-ex1panding or steel-jacketed !bullet, or (

d) an autoloading firearm that has a capacity of more than five cartridges in the magazine, or (

e) a .410 gauge shotgun, or (I> a shotgun of any description that is capaJble of iholding more than three shells in the magazine and chamber combined, or tha t has not been per­ manently plugged or altered so as to reduce the capacity of the gun to not m'Ore than three shells in the magazine and chamber combined. 30. No person shall for the pUl"'pose of hunting or killing big game set Q1ut, use or e'mploy (

a) any big game, game bird, fur-Ibearing animal or part thereof, or ibait of any kind, or (

b) any traps, nets or snares of any kind, or (

c) any searchlight, spotlight, flashligtht, jackUgfht, night light, pit lamp, headlight, or any other light of any description.

Section 33 is struck out and the following

section is suhsti tu ted: 33. Any person who resides in that portion of the Province lying to the north of the north boundary of town­ ship 96 from the Alberta-Saskatchewan boundary to the Alberta-British Columibia boundary but not within the corporate boundaries of any city, town or village, may at any time of the year, without a licence, hunt and kill big game when necessary to provide f'Ood for himself and his family.

Section 37 is struck out and the following

section is suibstituted: 37. No person shall hunt, kill or molest any big game animal while it is swimming.

Section 42 is struck out and the following

section is substituted: 42. No person shall hunt any game bird on Sunday.

Section 43 presently reads: "43. E~cept as otherwise provided in this Aot no person shall for the purpose of taking, killing or destroying any game bird, set Qut, use or employ traps, nets or snares of any kind.".

Section 45, sUibsection (4) is amended for clarification.

Section 46, subsection (1) reads: "46.

(1) No person other than the owner or occupant shall discharge a firearm within two hundred yards of an oc'cupied dwelling.". Subsection (1) of

section 46 is now contained in the proposed

section 10 as subsection (4) thereof. See clause 4 of this Bill. IS. S'ection 5'6 is amended to require a person to be either a British subject or a Canadian citizen before the person can hold a certificate of registration of a trap-line. Subsection (1) of

section 56 presently reads: "56.

(1) No certificate of registration of a trap-line shall be issued to a person unless that person is a British sUlbject or has filed a dec:laration of intention to become a Canadian citizen pursuant to the Canadian Citizenship Act, is a resident and is (

a) a male 'person of the age of eighteen years or over, (

b) a widow having minor children of her own, dependent upon her for support, or (

c) a married woman living a,pal"t from her husband and hav.ing minor chilldren of her own, dependent upon her for support.".

Section 65 is rev-ised to clarify the payment of fur tax.

Section H6 is revised to clarify the effect of a fur tax receipt. Sections 65 and 66 presently read: "65.

(1) The tax payable on skins or pelts of fur-bearing animals shall be paid by the first purchaser.

(2) The tax receipts obtained in respect of such skins or pelts sqall upon every subsequent sale be delivered to the purchaser of the skins or pelts in respeot of which the tax has been paid.

(3) A tax receipt that has not been so delivered to the purchaser of the skins or pelts in respect of which it is issued is null and void. 66.

(1) The tax payable in respect of a skin or pelt of a fur-bearing animal is payable on demand being made therefor by a w:Hdlife officer or duly authorized col11ector.

(2) If no such demand is made, the tax shall in aU other cases be paid to a duly authorized collector not later than ten days after acqut.sition of the skin or pelt.".

Section 43 is amended by striking 'Out the words "Except as otherwise provided in this Act no" and by sUbstituting the word "No".

Section 45 is amended by striking out suibsection (4) and by substituting the following:

(4) No person shall hunt any non-migratory game bird in the Green Area of the Province unless he is visibly clothed in a long-sleeved outer coat or other long-sleeved outer garment completely scarlet in colour and a cap 'Or other headdress completely scarlet in colour.

Section 46 is amended by striking out subsection (1).

Section 56 is amended hy striking out subsection (1) and by substituting the following: 56.

(1) N'O certificate of registration of a trap-line shall be issued to a person unless he is a British subject or a Canadian citizen, is a resident and is either (

a) a male person at least eighteen years of age, or (

b) a widow who supports minor C!hildTen of her own, or (

c) a married woman who lives apart from her husband and supports minor children of her own. 16. Sections 65 and 66 are struck out and the foll'Owing sections are substituted: 65.

(1) The tax payable for the skin or pelt of a fur­ bearing animal shall be paid on the demand 'Of a wildlife officer.

(2) No demand shall be made on a licensed trapper be­ fore the first day of August in any year.

(3) Where no demand is made, the tax shall be p·aid to a wildlife officer by the first purchaser not later than ten daysarfter the skin 'Or pelt is acquired. 66.

(1) The tax recei.pt obtained upon payment of the tax for a skin or. pelt of any fur-hearing animal shall be delivered to every purchaser of the skin 'Or pelt.

(2) When any person having the skin or pelt 'Of a fur­ bearing animal in his possession is unable to produce a tax receipt in respect of that skin or pelt (

a) the tax is immediately payaJble 'On de-mand, (

b) any tax previously paid on the skin or pelt is f'Or­ feited to the Crown, and (

c) any receipt issued with respect to the previously paid tax is deemed to be cancelled for the purposes of this Act.

Section 69 is amended to clarify the export permit.

Section 69, subsection (1) presently reads: "69.

(1) No person shall (

a) transport out of the Province, or (

b) have in his possession for the purpose of transporting out of the Province, a skin or pelt of a fur-bearing animaJI or parts thereof, without first having o'btained a permit is,sued under this Act and authorizing him to do so.".

Section 715, subsection (1), clause (

a) presently reads: "75.

(1) No person either by himself, his clerk, servant or agent, shall (

a) buy, sell, deal, barter, solicit or traffic in the skin, pelt, or part thereof, of any fur-'bearing animal,".

Section 77 is revised to clarify the persons who are pro­ hibited from obtaining trappers' or fur dealers' licences.

Section 77 presently reads: "77. No person holding a fur dealer's licence, a tanner's licence or a furrier's licence shaJI hold a licence or permit to hunt or kin fur-bearing animals, if he does hold a fur dealer's licence, a tanner's licence or a furrier's licence and also a licence or permit to hunt or kill fur-bearing animals the licence or permit to hunt or klU fur-bearing animals is null and void.". 20. S'ection 93 presently reads: "93.

(1) The guide's licences shall be of three clMses, A, Band C.

(2) No Class A guide's licence shaN be issued to a person unless he has previously held a Class A guide's licence or has been the holder of a Class B guide's licence for any three years preceding ,the year in which his appHcation is made.

(3) No Class A or Class B guide's licence shalll be issued to a person unless he has met any examination requirements prescribed by the Minister. (3a) An application for a Class A or CIMS B guide's licence shall (

a) be aocompanied by the affidavit of the applicant deposing as to his period of residence in the Province and to the area of the Province in which he intends to act as a guide, and (

b) be approved by a willdlife officer. (3b) A Class B guide is authorized to act as a guide under the direc­ tion of a Class A guide who· is in charge of a hunting party and, unless otherwise authorized by the Director, no Class B guide shall himself take charge of or act as a guide for a hunting party.

(4) An appUcation for a Glass C guide's licence shall be accompanied by an affidavit of residence and be re'commended by a constab'le or willdlife officer.

(5) A Class C guide's licence does not authorize the holder tlhereof to carry, and no such Class C guide shall carry, a firearm of any des'crip­ tion while engaged in the guiding of any ~unting party.

(6) The possession of a subsisting Ol:ass C guide's licence authorizes the holder to ac.t as a guide to persons engaged in the hunting of game birds and antelope only, and no holder of such licence shall act as a guide to more than five persons on any hunting trip.

(7) No person holding a subsisting Class A or Class B guide's licence shaH act as a guide for more than one person on any trip when hunting hig game.

(8) No guide ho<lding a Class A, Class B or Class C guide's licence shall whille engaged in the employment o,f a hunting panty, and no other employee of such a guide o·r hunting par.ty shall, w'hi'le so engaged exercise any rights under a hunting licence held by him. '

(9) Each hOllder of a subsisting Class A or Class B gui'de's licence shaN, at the close of the hunt a:IJter acting as a guide, endorse on the back of the licence a statement showing the number and species of big game animals taken by each hunter in the party.".

Section 97 is revised to prohtbit renting horses and hunting equipment to non-residents without a licence.

Section 6'9 is amended by striking out subsection (1) and by sUbstituting the following: 69.

(1) No person shall (

a) eXPOort frQm· the Province, or (

b) have in his PQssession for the purpose of e~P.orting from the PrQvince, the skin or pelt of a fur ... hearing animal or part thereQf, without obtaining a permit. 18. S,ection 75, s'UJhsection (1), clause (

a) is amended by adding immediately after the words "tra£fic in" the words "Oor be in P.os:ses,siQn of". 19. SectiQn 77 is stru,ck out and the f.ollowing

section is substituted: 77. ( 1) No person who is a licensed fur dealer, tanner, furrier or fur farmer shall apply for or in any way oIbtain any licence or permit tOo hunt Qr trap fur-lbearing animals.

(2) No perSQn wh.o is a licensed fur farmer Oor trapper shall app1y fQr or in any way Qbtain a fur dealer's, tanner's or furrier's licence.

Section 93 is struck out and the foll.owing

section is substituted: 93.

(1) A guide's licence ~hall not be issued to any person unless he (

a) has attained his eighteenth birthday, (

b) has resided cQntinuously in the PrQvince f.or not less than three years immediately before the date of his application for a licence, (

c) has obtained not less than a SCQre of seventy per cent in an examinatiQn prescribed by the Minister, and (

d) is recommended by a wildlife officer.

(2) No licensed guide shall (

a) exercise any rights under a hunting licence held by him while he is accompanying a hunter as a guide, Oor (

b) carry a firearm while he is accompanying a hunter as a guide, or (

c) act as a guide for more than Qne non-resident hunter.

Section 97 is amended by striking out su\bsection (1) and by substituting the fQllowing: 97.

(1) No person shall carryon, engage in or be CQD­ cerned in the business, of renting, .or letting for hire tOo a non-resident any saddle hors,es, pack horses, vehicle, boat or other equip,ment fQr the purpose of being used to. hunt or kill big game unless he obtains a licence under this Act.

7 22. Sections 98 and 99 dealing with the qualifications for an out­ fi tter's licence and the application requirements for an outfitter's licence, respectively, are revised. Sections 98 and 99 presently read: "98.

(1) A licence to carry on the business of an outfiltter may be issued to any resident who is the owner of a sufficient number of horses and equipment necessary for the outfitting of not less tban two persons for a hunting trip of not less than thirty days' duration.

(2) The number of horses and the amount of equipment shall be the number and amount prescribed from time to time by the Director.

(3) All equipment Dwned or used by an outfitter in outfiltting hunting parties shall be clearly marked with a suitable identification mark Dr brand registered with the Director and described in the outfLtter's licence. 99. An a,pplication for an outfitter's licence, s:ball (

a) be accompanied by an affida.vit s.etting forth the number of horses and the equipment owned by the applicant, (

b) be approved by a const8!ble or wildlife officer, and (

c) be made to the Department on or before the first day of July in the year for which it is to be used.".

Section 136 presently reads: "136. A constable, wildlife officer, forestry officer, or fishing inspector may kill or destroy any big game, fur-bearing animal or game bird at any time (

a) if he has written permission from the Director, or (

b) if he finds that suc:b animal or bird is destructive of private property or a danger to public safety.". 24. The form of certificate that may be signed by the Director is revised.

Section 15·3 reads: "153. No non-resident sha,ll apply for, or in any way obtain, a resident licence or resident permit under this Act.". 26. The penalty for a breach of subsection (1) of

section 10 and subsection (1) of

section 25 is revised.

Section 162, subsections (1) and (3) presently read: "162.

(1) A person who contravenes the provisions of (

a) section 9, 27, 30, 38, 46, 69, 79, 118 to 120, 153 or 155, or (b.i sections 5, 6, 13, 19 or 25 in relation to big gam.e, is liable on

summary conviction to a fine Df not less than fifty dollars and not more than three hundred dollars, and in default of payment to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months.

(3) Any person who contravenes

section 21 is guilty of an offence and liable on

summary conviction to a fine of not less than one hundred dollars and not more than five hundred doLlars and in default of pay­ ment to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months.". 27. Commencement of Act.

7 22. Sections 98 and 99 are struck out and the follQwing sections are substituted: 98.

(1) A licence to carryon the business of an outfitter may be issued to any resident who is the owner of a suf­ ficient amQunt of equipment necessary tQ 'Outfit not less than two persons fQr a hunting trip of thirty days' dura­ tion.

(2) The Lieutenant Governor in OQuncil may prescribe by regulatiQn the amount of equipment required to be owned by a licensed outfitter for a hunter.

(3) All equipment owned or used by an 'Outfitter to 'Out­ fit hunters shall be clearly marked with an identification mark or brand registered with the Director and described in the affidavit referred to in sectiQn 99. 99. Every applicati'On for an 'Outfitter's licence shall (

a) be acc'Om'panied by an affidavit swearing to the amount 'Of equipment owned by the applicant, (

b) he approved by a constable 'Or wildlife officer, and (

c) be made to the Director not later than the first day of July in the year for which it is to be used.

Section 136 is amended by adding the word ", or" im­ mediately at the end of clause (

b) and by adding im­ mediately after clause (

b) the following new clause: (

c) if the animal is wounded or diseased.

Section 144 is amended by striking out subsection (6) and by substituting the follQwing:

(6) In a prosecution in respect 'Of game, a certificate signed by the Director certifying that the game has been examined by a person qualified to judge and classify game, who states that the game is 'Of a certain kind or sex or in a certain condition, is admissible in evidence as prima facie proof of the facts stated in the certificate and 'Of the authority of the Director withQut further proof of his ap­ PQintment Dr signature. 25. SectiQn 153 is re1pealed.

Section 162 is amended (

a) as to subsection (1) by striking 'Out clause (

b) and by suibstituting the following: (

b) section 5, 6, 13, 19 or subsection (2), (3), ( 4) or (5) of

section 25 in relation to big game, (

b) as to subsection (2) by striking 'Out the figures "25" and by sUibstituting the words and figures "subsection (2), (3), (4) or (5) of

section 25", (

c) as to subsection (3) by adding immediately after the word "contravenes" the words and figures "subsection (1) or (2) 'Of

section 10, or". 27. This Act comes int'O f'Orce 'On the day upon which it is assented to.

No. 2'9 FIFTH SESSION FOURTEENTH LEGISLATURE 11 ELIZABETH II 1963 BILL

An Act to amend The Game Act Received and read the First time ......................................... . Second time Third Time HON. MR. WILLMORE Title: 1963 (14th, 5th) Bill 29,

An Act to amend The Game Act