Train Station Inn Cabooses Act*
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Bill overview
Bill NS9, “Train Station Inn Cabooses Act*”, is a Nova Scotia bill from session assembly-56-session-3.
Its latest recorded status is “Passed”.
This overview is written automatically from the registry and vote records on this page and updates when they sync. It describes the bill's path, not its merits.
PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY
What you need to know
The Train Station Inn Cabooses Act is a law in Nova Scotia that allows the province to sell or lease historic train station caboose buildings to private parties, including individuals and businesses. This means that the government can transfer ownership of these buildings to new owners, who can then use them for various purposes such as housing, offices, or restaurants. The law also enables the government to enter into agreements with these new owners, outlining the terms of the sale or lease.
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Key provisions
- 01This Act may be cited as the Train Station Inn Cabooses Act.
- 02This Act comes into force on a day or days to be fixed by proclamation.
- 03The Governor in Council may make regulations for carrying out the purposes and provisions of this Act.
- 05The Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal is responsible for the administration of this Act.
- 06This Act amends the Railways Act to provide for the preservation and restoration of train station inn cabooses.
Vote roll
No division has been recorded for this bill yet.