Bill 1209 — An Act To Amend the Municipalities Act, 1999 and the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 (47th General Assembly, 1st Session)
Bill 1209
Newfoundland and Labrador — Bills
First
Session, 47th General Assembly
Elizabeth II, 2012
BILL 9
AN ACT TO AMEND THE
MUNICIPALITIES ACT, 1999 AND THE URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT, 2000
Received and Read the First Time ...................................................................................................
Second Reading .................................................................................................................................
Committee ............................................................................................................................................
Third Reading .....................................................................................................................................
Royal Assent ......................................................................................................................................
HONOURABLE
KEVIN O'BRIEN
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Ordered
to be printed by the Honourable House of Assembly
EXPLANATORY NOTES
This Bill would amend the Municipalities Act, 1999 to authorize
the Provincial Court
to collect an administrative fee for processing tickets for violations of that Act
or a regulation or by-law made under it.
The Bill would also amend the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000 to
direct the court to forward a fine recovered under that Act to the council to
which the fine relates and to authorize the Provincial Court to collect an
administrative fee for processing tickets for violations of that Act or a regulation
or by-law made under it.
The Bill would make consequential
amendments to each of the City of Corner
Brook Act , the City of Mount Pearl Act and
the City of St. Johns Act to achieve
consistency with the proposed amendments.
A BILL
AN ACT TO AMEND THE MUNICIPALITIES ACT,
1999 AND THE URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT, 2000
Analysis
MUNICIPALITIES
ACT, 1999
S.420 Amdt.
Penalty
URBAN
AND RURAL PLANNING ACT, 2000
2. S.106.1 Added
Application of fines
RSNL1990 cC-15 Amdt.
RSNL1990 cC-16 Amdt.
RSNL1990 cC-17 Amdt.
Be it enacted by the Lieutenant-Governor and
House of Assembly in Legislative Session convened, as follows:
MUNICIPALITIES ACT, 1999
SNL1999 cM-24
as amended
Section 420 of the Municipalities Act, 1999 is amended by adding immediately after
subsection (3) the following:
(3.1) Where a fine imposed for a violation of this Act
or a regulation or by-law made under it is for a ticketable offence, the council
to which it relates shall pay to the province an amount that the Minister of
Justice may establish for every ticket processed by the province.
URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT, 2000
SNL2000 cU-8
as amended
2. The Urban
and Rural Planning Act, 2000 is amended by adding immediately after
section
106 the following:
Application of
fines
106.1
(1) A fine recovered under this Act shall
be forwarded by the court imposing the fine to the council to which it relates.
(2) Where a fine imposed for a violation of this
Act or a regulation or by-law made under it is for a ticketable offence, the council
to which it relates shall pay to the province an amount that the Minister of
Justice may establish for every ticket processed by the province.
RSNL1990 cC-15 Amdt.
3. Subsection 442(2) of the City of Corner Brook Act
is amended by deleting the figure and words "$5 or an amount that the Minister
of Justice may order" and substituting the words "an amount that the
Minister of Justice may establish".
RSNL1990 cC-16
Amdt.
4. Subsection 442(2) of the City of Mount Pearl Act is amended
by deleting the figure and words "$5 or an amount that the Minister of
Justice may order" and substituting the words "an amount that the
Minister of Justice may establish".
RSNL1990 cC-17
Amdt.
5. Subsection 37(2) of the City of St. Johns Act is amended by deleting the figure and words "$5
or an amount that the Minister of Justice may order" and substituting the
words "an amount that the Minister of Justice may establish".
William E. Parsons, Queen's Printer