Acts and Regulations FAQs

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1. Who is responsible for the Acts and Regulations site?
2. How often is the Acts and Regulations site updated?
3. Where can I get an official copy of a consolidated act or regulation?
4. Where can I get a list of all the acts that pertain to Transport Canada?
5. Why aren't all the acts and regulations available on the Transport Canada web site?
6. How can I print the material?
7. What do the numbers mean at the end of an act or regulation title?
8. How can I access older consolidated versions of an act or regulation?

Also consult: Justice Canada Laws - Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (Answers)

1. Who is responsible for the Acts and Regulations site?

The Coordination and Corporate Secretariat in Executive Services has the mandate for the Transport Canada Acts and Regulations Web site. Your queries/comments, and technical concerns can be submitted by visiting the Contact Us page which can be located from the Left menu.

2. How often is the Acts and Regulations site updated?

The site is updated regularly with information from the following sources:

• Canada Gazette
  • Part I: Notices and proposed regulations
  • Part II: Official regulations
  • Part III: Acts of Parliament
• Parliament of Canada
  • Bills
  • LEGISinfo
• What's New (Transport Canada)
• Notifications from users of a broken link or an error on site.

A complete list of the consolidated acts and regulations of Canada are available from the Justice Canada Website at: http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/index.html

3. Where can I get an official copy of a consolidated act or regulation?

As of June 1, 2009, all consolidated acts and regulations on the Justice Laws Website are “official”, meaning that they can be used for evidentiary purposes.

• Browse Statutes by Title
• Browse Regulations by Title

From Justice LawsWeb site

Consolidation Official

As of June 1, 2009, all consolidated Acts and regulations on the Justice Laws Web site are “official”, meaning that they can be used for evidentiary purposes.

Amendments made to the Statute Revision Act, renamed the Legislation Revision and Consolidation Act by chapter 5 of the 2000 Statutes of Canada, in force on June 1, 2009, authorize the Minister of Justice to publish an electronic consolidation of statutes and regulations and provide that the consolidation is evidence of those statutes and regulations. The Act also provides that, in the case of any inconsistency between the consolidated statute or regulation and the original or a subsequent amendment, the original or amendment prevails. For the text of the relevant provisions of the Act, [visit http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/notice/S-20/Section-31.html].

Bilingual PDFs Available

A side-by-side bilingual PDF version of all Acts and regulations is now available. You can access the PDF version at the head of each page of an Act or regulation. A PDF version of certain Acts and regulations is also available on the Main page of this site and in the Frequently Accessed Laws list in the Related Resources section.

4. Where can I get a list of all the acts that pertain to Transport Canada?

The list of acts for which the Minister of Transport is responsible or shares responsibility is available on the Acts and Regulations site at:

http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/acts-regulations/responsibility.htm

5. Why aren’t all the acts and regulations available on the Transport Canada Web site?

At present, the most frequently requested acts and regulations are available. Additional material is added as time permits, or in response to a specific client request.

6. How can I print the material?

Printable versions of consolidated acts and regulations are available for your printing needs from the Justice Canada site. They also have a printing help page from their site.

A complete list of the consolidated acts and regulations of Canada are available from the Justice Canada Website at: http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/index.html

7. What do the numbers mean at the end of an act or regulation title?

For acts the numbers are the year and chapter of the original or last consolidated publication in the Statutes of Canada.

For regulations and order the numbers correspond to the enabling statutory order or regulation.

8. How can I access older consolidated versions of an act or regulation?

Older versions of consolidated legislation can be accessed by using the Advanced Point in Time Search tool at the Justice Laws Web site.

• Advanced Point in Time Search
  • How do I use the Point-in-time feature?
• Search Help