Disclosure to Protect Against Intimate Partner Violence Act
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Bill overview
Bill 104, “Disclosure to Protect Against Intimate Partner Violence Act”, is a Prince Edward Island bill from session 2026.
Its latest recorded status is “Passed”.
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What you need to know
In Prince Edward Island, Bill 104, the Disclosure to Protect Against Intimate Partner Violence Act, is currently in effect after receiving Royal Assent in 2026. This bill requires certain individuals, such as employers and landlords, to disclose information about an intimate partner's history of violence to the intended recipient, typically the victim, in order to help protect them from further harm. The goal is to provide victims with the information they need to make informed decisions about their safety.
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Key provisions
- 01This Act may be cited as the Disclosure to Protect Against Intimate Partner Violence Act.
- 02The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations respecting the disclosure of information under this Act.
- 03A person who is the subject of a protection order may apply to a court for an order for the disclosure of information.
- 04A person who is the subject of a protection order is not required to provide a reason for the application.
- 05The court may make an order for the disclosure of information if it is satisfied that the information is necessary for the protection of the person.
- 06The court may impose conditions on an order for the disclosure of information.
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