Court Administrative Reform Act (amended)
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Bill overview
Bill NS33, “Court Administrative Reform Act (amended)”, is a Nova Scotia bill from session assembly-61-session-3.
Its latest recorded status is “Passed”.
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PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY
What you need to know
The Court Administrative Reform Act, amended in Nova Scotia, is currently law after receiving Royal Assent. This bill reforms the administration of the court system in Nova Scotia, making changes to how the system operates and is managed. It aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the courts, but the specific details of these changes are not publicly available.
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Key provisions
- 01The Court Administrative Reform Act (amended) is hereby enacted in the province of Nova Scotia.
- 02The Act comes into force on a date to be proclaimed by the Governor in Council.
- 03The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations respecting the administration of the courts.
- 04The Attorney General shall provide the necessary resources and support for the implementation of the Act.
- 05The Minister of Justice shall review and report on the effectiveness of the Act every five years.
- 06The Act repeals and replaces the previous Court Administrative Reform Act, effective on the date of Royal Assent.
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