Provincial Law definition

Provincial Law means the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act, the Cannabis Distribution Act and any other legislation of the Province of British Columbia regulating cannabis. The following rules apply with respect to cannabis in residence.
Provincial Law means the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act, the Cannabis Distribution Act and any other legislation of the Province of British Columbia regulating cannabis.
Provincial Law means provincial statutes, regulations, ordinances, Orders in Council, by-laws and the common law.

Examples of Provincial Law in a sentence

  • Provincial Law No. 3373, of June 12, 2014, states, "Any activity to be undertaken within the habitat of the species mentioned in the previous article, which implies any modification of the same, must have the prior authorization of the Application Authority.


More Definitions of Provincial Law

Provincial Law means a law made or adopted by a Provincial Government in accordance with this Organic Law;
Provincial Law means an Act of a provincial legislature concerning the regulation of casinos, gambling, racing or wagering and includes subordinate legislation made in terms of such Act;
Provincial Law means a law made by or under the authority of the Provincial Assembly;
Provincial Law means any legislation of the Province of British Columbia regulating cannabis. Students and their Guests are responsible for knowing, understanding and complying with the following laws, standards and policies:
Provincial Law means a law made or adopted by a provincial legislature, and includes a subordinate legislative enactment made under any such law;
Provincial Law. , in relation to a province, means–
Provincial Law means a law passed or deemed to have been passed by the Provincial Assembly of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa;