· Order in Council / Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2022 proclamation rescinded · in-force
Traffic safety amendment act 2022 proclamation rescinded
Rescinds a proclamation that would have brought the Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2022 into force on March 1, 2023, preventing its implementation as previously scheduled.
What changed
- The Lieutenant Governor in Council orders the rescission of a Proclamation issued June 15, 2022.
- The rescinded Proclamation would have brought the Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2022 into force on March 1, 2023.
- Order in Council 239/2022, which was associated with the original proclamation, is also rescinded.
Why it matters
- Prevents the implementation of legislative changes outlined in the Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2022, as of the previously set date.
- Maintains the existing legal framework regarding traffic safety, rather than introducing the amendments contained in the Act.
- Demonstrates the executive's authority to alter the legislative timeline for enacted but not yet proclaimed laws.
Other governance concerns
- Executive control over legislative implementation timeline
- Uncertainty regarding the effective date of legislative changes
Primary sources (2)
- Primary sourceGovernment documentOrder in Council 41/2023 (Alberta King's Printer)
- Primary sourceGovernment documentTraffic Safety Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 21)
Secondary sources (1)
- Secondary sourceNews articleLawNow: Slow Down, Move Over: How the law has changed