STATUTE REVISION ACT (RSA 2000 cS-19)

RSA 2000 cS-19

Alberta — Consolidated Statutes

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Chapter S-19 Current as of November 16, 2022 STATUTE REVISION ACT

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1 STATUTE REVISION ACT

Chapter S-19 Table of Contents 1

Definitions 2 Preparation of revision 3 Revision powers 4 Deposit of revision 5 Coming into force of revision 6 Publication of revision 7 Repeal of previous versions of enactments 8 Legal effect of revision 9

Interpretation of references 10 Regulations HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta, enacts as follows:

Definitions 1 In this Act, (a) “enactment” means an A ct or any portion of

an Act; (b) “Minister” means the Minist er determined under

section 16 of the Government Organization Act as the Minister responsible for this Act. 2000 cS-22.5 s1 Preparation of revision 2 In accordance with this Act, the Chief Legislative Counsel for the Province of Alberta may prepare, under the general supervision of the Minister, a revision of any or all of the public enactments of Alberta. 2000 cS-22.5 s2

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Section 3

Chapter S-19 STATUTE REVISION ACT 2 Revision powers 3(1) In preparing a revision, the Chief Legislative Counsel may do any or all of the following: (

a) consolidate in the revisio n all amendments made to an enactment since the date of its enactment or last revision, as the case may be; (

b) combine or divide enactments and, where an enactment is divided, incorporate common provisions necessary to both enactments; (

c) change the numbering and th e arrangement of enactments; (

d) add, change or omit any he ading in or title of an enactment; (

e) revise and alter language to achieve gender-neutral terminology; (

f) revise and alter language so as to give better expression to the meaning of the law; (

g) make any alterations in language and punctuation that are desirable to obtain a uniform mode of expression; (

h) change any outdated reference to an organization, a person or an enactment of Alberta or of another jurisdiction so as to make the reference current and accurate; (

i) correct clerical, grammati cal or typographical errors; (

j) repeal enactments that are obsolete, are spent or have no legal effect; (

k) omit without repealing any enactment that provides for the retroactive effect of an enactment or that is of a limited duration or transitional in nature; (

l) include in the revision those enactments that have not yet come into force; (

m) make minor consequential changes to other enactments not being revised that are required to reconcile them with a revised enactment; (

n) include such information in schedules as the Chief Legislative Counsel considers appropriate to show what provisions have been added, omitted, moved, combined or repealed by the revision.

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Section 4

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(2) No change may be made under subsection (1) that has the effect of changing the intent of any enactment. 2000 cS-22.5 s3 Deposit of revision 4(1) On the completion of a revision, the Lieutenant Governor in Council may direct that a copy of the revision, together with any schedules relating to the revision, be deposited with the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly as the official copy of the revision.

(2) The official copy of a revision must be signed by the Lieutenant Governor and countersigned by the Minister. 2000 cS-22.5 s4 Coming into force of revision 5(1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may specify by proclamation when a revision deposited under

section 4(1) comes into force.

(2) On and after the date so proclaimed, the revision comes into force and has effect for all purposes (

a) as if the revision were expressly embodied in and enacted by this Act, and (

b) as if this Act expressly pr ovided that the revision was to have effect on and after the date so proclaimed.

(3) If an enactment is to come into force on proclamation and is included in a revision that is to come into force on proclamation, then, (

a) if that enactment was not p roclaimed in force before the date on which the revision comes into force, the proclamation under subsection (1) does not, unless it otherwise states, operate to bring the corresponding revised enactment into force, but (

b) if that enactment was procl aimed in force before the date on which the revision comes into force, the proclamation under subsection (1) operates to bring the corresponding revised enactment into force.

(4) From the time a revision comes into force, the official copy deposited with the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly is considered to be the original of the enactments of Alberta so revised. 2000 cS-22.5 s5

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Section 6

Chapter S-19 STATUTE REVISION ACT 4 Publication of revision 6(1) The King’s Printer must ensure that every revision, including any schedules, deposited under

section 4(1) is published in a printed form.

(2) In addition to any other method of publication that complies with subsection (1), a revision may be published in the annual volume of the Statutes of Alberta for the year in which it is deposited. RSA 2000 cS-19 s6;AR 217/2022 Repeal of previous versions of enactments 7 On the coming into force of a revision, if the revision (

a) has schedules that list th e existing enactments that are consolidated in the revision, those enactments are repealed to the extent shown in the schedules, or (

b) does not have schedules th at list the existing enactments that are consolidated in the revision, those enactments are repealed to the extent specified in the revision. 2000 cS-22.5 s7 Legal effect of revision 8(1) A revision does not operate as new law but has effect and must be interpreted as a consolidation of the law contained in the enactments replaced by the revision.

(2) If a revised provision has the same effect as a provision replaced by the revision, the revised provision (

a) operates retrospectively as well as prospectively, and (

b) is deemed to have been enacted and to have come into force on the day on which the provision replaced by the revision came into force.

(3) If a revised provision does not have the same effect as a provision replaced by the revision, (

a) the provision replaced b y the revision governs all transactions, matters and things before the revision comes into force, and (

b) the revised provision governs all transactions, matters an d things after the revision comes into force. 2000 cS-22.5 s8

Interpretation of references 9 After a revision comes into force, a reference

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Section 10

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a) in an enactment that is omitted from but not repealed by t he revision, or (

b) in any instrument or document to an enactment that is repealed by the revision is, with respect to any subsequent transaction, matter or thing, deemed to be a reference to the corresponding revised enactment in the revision. 2000 cS-22.5 s9 Regulations 10(1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations (

a) to correct, in a manner co nsistent with the powers of revision in this Act, any error in a revision; (

b) respecting the citation of enactments revised under this A ct.

(2) A regulation under subsection (1)(

a) ceases to have effect after the last day of the next session of the Legislative Assembly after the regulation is made. 2000 cS-22.5 s10

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