Bill 1648 — An Act To Amend the Hydro Corporation Act, 2007 (48th General Assembly, 1st Session)
Bill 1648
Newfoundland and Labrador — Bills
First
Session, 48th General Assembly
Elizabeth II, 2016
BILL 48
AN ACT TO AMEND THE
HYDRO CORPORATION ACT, 2007
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Second Reading .................................................................................................................................
Committee ..........................................................................................................................................
Third Reading .....................................................................................................................................
Royal Assent ......................................................................................................................................
HONOURABLE SIOBHAN COADY
Minister of Natural Resources
Ordered
to be printed by the Honourable House of Assembly
EXPLANATORY NOTE
This Bill would amend the Hydro Corporation Act, 2007 to increase
the cap on the total outstanding debt of the corporation, as well as the total
of all loans to the corporation which may be guaranteed by or on behalf of the
Crown.
A BILL
AN ACT TO AMEND THE HYDRO
CORPORATION ACT, 2007
Analysis
1. S.30
R&S
Total amount of loan
Be it enacted by the Lieutenant-Governor and
House of Assembly in Legislative Session convened, as follows:
SNL2007 cH-17
as amended
Section 30 of the Hydro Corporation Act, 2007 is repealed and the following
substituted:
Total amount of
loan
(1) The
total amount of the corporation's outstanding debt at any time shall not exceed
$2,100,000,000 in Canadian currency or its equivalent in the currency of
another country.
(2) The total debt referred to in subsection
(1) that is guaranteed by or on behalf of the Crown shall not exceed $2,100,000,000
in Canadian currency or its equivalent in the currency of another country.
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