Bill No. 59 of 19-51. A BILL TO AMEND THE TRADE SCHOOLS REGULATION ACT. NOTE. This Bill amends The Trade Schools Regulation Act, being

chapter of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1942.

Section is struck out and a new

section substituted. The present

section requires the yearly renewal of a certificate of registration. The new sections provides for a certificate of registration that does not require to be renewed yearly, but is permanent until it is cancelled, suspended or revoked by the Minister for cause. Subsection (2) requires a licensee to notify the Minister by registered mail in writing when he ceases to carryon business and to return his license together with the notice. The Bill comes into force on the 1st day of July, 1951. KENNETH A. McKENZIE, Legislative Counsel. (This note does not form any part of the Bill but is offered in explanation of its provisions.) BILL No. 59 of 1951.

An Act to amend The Trade Schools Regulation Act. (Assented to , 1951.) HIS MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta, enacts as follows: 1. The Trade Schools Regulation Act, being

chapter of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1942, is hereby amended. 2.

Section is struck out and the following is sUbstituted: ~:~~d~J "5.

(1) Every license or certificate of registration issued Minister may under this Act shall remain in effect until cancelled, revoked ;!~g~~ or or suspended for cause by the Minister. fi~~~~~~r "

(2) A licensee who ceases to 'carryon the business of regi~tration a trade school shall send a notice in writing by registered ~~~r;.~ig~ mail to the Minister and shall return his license together of business with the notice.". 3. This A'ct shall come into force on the first day of July, 1951. Coming into force No. 59. FOURTH SESSION ELEVENTH LEGISLATURE GEORGE VI BILL

An Act to amend The Trade Schools Regulation Act. Received and read the First time Second time 'Dhird time HON. DR. ROBINSON. Title: 1951 (11th, 4th) Bill 59,

An Act to amend The Trade Schools Regulation Act