Housing Standards for Cats and Dogs in Companion Animal Establishments Regulations, P.E.I. Reg. EC682/03
| Citation: | Housing Standards for Cats and Dogs in Companion Animal Establishments Regulations, P.E.I. Reg. EC682/03 | |
| Enabling Statute: | Companion Animal Protection Act, R.S.P.E.I. 1988, c. C-14.1 | |
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the amendments printed in the Royal Gazette should be consulted to determine the
authoritative text of these regulations.
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CHAPTER 14.1
COMPANION ANIMAL PROTECTION ACT
HOUSING STANDARDS FOR CATS AND DOGS IN
COMPANION ANIMAL ESTABLISHMENTS REGULATIONS
Pursuant to section 18 of the Companion Animal Protection Act
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. C-14.1, Council made the following regulations:
1. In these regulations Definitions
(a) "Act" means the Companion Animal Protection Act R.S.P.E.I. Act
1988, Cap. C-14.1;
(b) "cat" means a male or female adult or juvenile cat, and includes a cat
kitten;
(c) "cat length" means the length of a cat measured from the tip of cat length
the nose to the base of the tail;
(d) "dog" means a male or female adult or juvenile dog, and includes dog
a puppy;
(e) "dog length" means the length of a dog measured from the tip of dog length
the nose to the base of the tail;
(f) "housing unit" means any cage or other enclosure used to house a housing unit
cat or dog, but does not include housing in a cage while transporting
a dog or cat outside a companion animal establishment;
(g) "shoulder height" means the height of a cat or dog as measured shoulder height
from a flat surface on which the cat or dog is standing to the highest
part of the back at the base of the neck of the cat or dog. (EC682/03)
2. (1) Every licencee housing a single cat or dog in a housing unit shall Minimum floor
ensure that the floor space of the housing unit housing the cat or dog is at space
least the minimum floor space, as determined by the Schedule, using the
cat or dog length of the animal being housed.
(2) Every licencee housing a cat or dog that is nursing her young shall Nursing of
ensure that the minimum floor space of the housing unit is the minimum offspring
floor space required under subsection (1) plus an additional 10% floor
space for each cat or dog in the litter. (EC682/03)
3. Every licensee housing one or more cats or dogs in a housing unit Minimum length
shall ensure that the shortest length and width dimensions of the housing and width
requirements
unit shall be not less than
1
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(a) the cat length or dog length of the longest cat or dog housed in
the housing unit; or
(b) 35 centimetres,
whichever is greater. (EC682/03)
Minimum height 4. (1) Every licensee housing one or more dogs in a housing unit shall
requirements ensure that the minimum height of the housing unit is
(a) 1.5 times the shoulder height of the tallest dog housed in the
housing unit; and
(b) not less than 20 centimetres from the top of the head of the tallest
dog to the ceiling of the housing unit, as measured when the dog is
standing.
Idem (2) Every licensee housing one or more cats in a housing unit shall
ensure that the minimum height of the housing unit shall be
(a) 1.5 times the shoulder height of the tallest cat housed in the
housing unit; and
(b) not less than 20 centimetres from the top of the head of the tallest
cat to the ceiling of the housing unit, as measured when the cat is
standing on the perch required under section 7. (EC682/03)
Two or more cats or 5. Where two or more cats or dogs are housed in a single housing unit,
dogs in a housing the licensee housing the cats or dogs shall ensure that the minimum floor
unit
space of the housing unit for each cat or dog is the
(a) minimum floor space required by the longest cat or dog housed
in the housing unit as required under subsection 2(1); and
(b) 35% of the floor space required by clause (a) for each additional
cat or dog in the housing unit. (EC682/03)
Housing unit 6. Every licensee housing a cat or dog in a housing unit shall ensure that
construction the housing unit has
(a) at least one wall constructed of transparent material or mesh;
(b) a solid floor space of at least 1/3 the minimum floor space as
required under these regulations; and
(c) containers for drinking water and food that
(i) are affixed to a wall or the floor to prevent tipping, or
(ii) are of a design that prevents tipping. (EC682/03)
Perches for cats 7. (1) Every licensee housing a cat shall ensure that the housing unit has
a perch that
(a) in the case of a single cat, has an area of at least 1/4 the floor
space required under subsection 2(1);
(b) in the case of a cat nursing her young, has an area of at least 1/4
the floor space required under subsection 2(2); and
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Updated 2004 Companion Animal Protection Act Cap. C-14.1 3 Housing Standards for Cats and Dogs in Companion Animal Establishments Regulations (c) in the case of two or more cats being housed in a single housing unit, has an area of at least 1/4 the floor space required under section 5. (2) The perch required under subsection (1) shall be located at least 20 Height of perch centimetres above the floor of the housing unit. (3) The perch required under subsection (1) shall be in addition to the Perch additional floor space for a housing unit required under subsection 2(1). space (EC682/03) 3
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SCHEDULE
Minimum Floor Space
cat length or 1-20 21- 31- 41- 51- 61- 71- 81- 91- 101-
dog length in 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110
centimetres
minimum floor 0.20 0.30 0.42 0.56 0.72 0.9 1.10 1.32 1.56 1.82
space in square
metres
(EC682/03)
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Ticket Regulations, P.E.I. Reg. EC321/01
| Citation: | Ticket Regulations, P.E.I. Reg. EC321/01 | |
| Enabling Statute: | Summary Proceedings Act, R.S.P.E.I. 1988, c. S-9 | |
| URL: | http://www.canlii.org/pe/laws/regu/2001r.321/20080715/whole.html | |
| Version downloaded by CanLII on 2008-07-15 | ||
Warning: This document predates the last update of the collection. It might have been modified or omitted since this last update.
PLEASE NOTE
This document, prepared by the Legislative Counsel Office, is an office
consolidation of this regulation, current to July 5, 2008. It is intended for
information and reference purposes only.
This document is not the official version of these regulations. The regulations and
the amendments printed in the Royal Gazette should be consulted to determine the
authoritative text of these regulations.
For more information concerning the history of these regulations, please see the
Table of Regulations.
If you find any errors or omissions in this consolidation, please contact:
Legislative Counsel Office
Tel: (902) 368-4291
Email: legislation@gov.pe.ca
CHAPTER S-9
SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS ACT
TICKET REGULATIONS
Pursuant to section 10 of the Summary Proceedings Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988,
Cap. S-9, Council made the following regulations:
1. For the purposes of section 10 of the Act, the form of the ticket shall Form of ticket
be as set out in Schedule 1 to these regulations. (EC58/08)
2. For the purposes of section 10 of the Act, the offences under the Designated offences
provisions of the enactments set out in Schedule 2 to these regulations
are designated as offences in respect of which a ticket may be issued.
(EC58/08)
3. (1) The words or expressions set out in Column I of Schedule 2 may Words and
be used on a ticket to designate an offence under the provision of the expressions
describing offence
enactment referred to in Column II thereof.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), any words or expressions used on a Idem
ticket which describe with sufficient clarity the offence committed shall
be for all purposes a sufficient description of an offence designated in
Schedule 2. (EC58/08)
4. Where there appears in respect of an offence described in Column I of Penalty for out of
Schedule 2, under a provision of an enactment referred to in Column II court settlement
thereof, an amount in Column III thereof setting out a specified penalty
for an out-of-court settlement in respect of that offence, the issuing
officer may endorse on the ticket the specified penalty and the total of the
specified penalty and the surcharge prescribed under subsection 9(2) of
the Victims of Crime Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. V-3.1, and where such an
endorsement is made the provisions of section 11 of the Summary
Proceedings Act have effect. (EC58/08)
5. The Summary Proceedings Act Ticket Regulations (EC321/01) are Revocation
revoked. (EC58/08)
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SCHEDULE 1
(EC58/08)
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Ticket Regulations
(EC58/08)
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Ticket Regulations
(EC58/08)
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Ticket Regulations
(EC58/08)
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Ticket Regulations
(EC58/08)
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Ticket Regulations
(EC58/08)
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SCHEDULE 2
PART 1
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS STANDARDS ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. A-9
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Marketing substandard product or product that does not $25 (1st offence)
meet standards on grades required by the Act or does 200 (2nd or
not comply with the regulations.................................. 6 subsequent offence)
PART 2
ANIMAL HEALTH AND PROTECTION ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. A-11.1
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Owner failing to comply with order of inspector ................... 3.2(5) $100
2 Transporting or causing the transport of diseased animal into
or out of restricted area......................................... 3.3(4) 100
3 Causing animal unnecessary pain, suffering or injury......... 8.1(1) 100
4 Owner of animal causing or permitting animal to be or
continue to be in distress....................................... 8.1(2) 100
5 Owner served with an order failing to comply with its
terms............................................................... 12(5) 100
6 Obstructing, interfering with or giving false information to
an inspector or provincial veterinarian........................ 18 100
PART 3
ANIMAL HEALTH AND PROTECTION ACT
Animal Health Regulations
(EC193/91)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Owner of animal, veterinarian and any other person having
custody of animal who suspects animal is suffering from
a named disease failing to notify Provincial
Veterinarian ..................................................... 3(1) $100
2 Allowing transportation of or transporting animal or animal
by-product from premises without approval of inspector
where an order made under subsection 3.2(2) of the Act
is posted on premises.......................................... 6(1)(a) 100
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3 Allowing animal or animal by-product to be transported or
transporting animal or animal by-product to premises
without approval of inspector where an order made under
subsection 3.2(2) of the Act is posted on premises .......... 6(1)(b) 100
4 Failing to ensure vehicle is disinfected in manner acceptable
to inspector after transportation is completed of animal or
animal by-product to farm or premises on which an order
made under subsection 3.2(2) of the Act is posted ......... 6(2) 100
PART 4
ANIMAL HEALTH AND PROTECTION ACT
Bee Health Regulations
(EC271/01)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Beekeepers failing to give inspector reasonable assistance and
access to bees and bee equipment .............................. 4(3) $100
2 Transporting bees into province from area not free of Class A
diseases ............................................................ 5(2) 100
3 Person transporting bees through an area not free of Class A
diseases and into province failing to ensure bees coming
into province do not come into contact with other bees
during transport .................................................. 5(4) 100
4 Transporting bees into province without obtaining bee health
certificate .......................................................... 6(1) 100
5 Failing to mark bee equipment or packing containers with the
province or country of origin and with the laboratory
sample number and date bees were sampled ................. 6(3) 100
6 Transporting genetic material into province without holding
genetic material health certificate ............................. 6.1(1)(a) 100
7 Transporting genetic material into province where genetic
material originated outside Canada ............................ 6.1(1)(b) 100
8 Transporting genetic material into province contrary to
manner specified on genetic material health certificate..... 6.1(1)(c) 100
9 Failing to stop at weigh station at Border Carleton or Wood
Islands when transporting bees or bee equipment into
province ........................................................... 7(2) 100
10 Driver of vehicle transporting bees or bee equipment
containing bees into province failing to provide bee health
certificate at weigh station ....................................... 7(4) 100
11 Failing to destroy bee equipment............................................ 9.1(a) 100
12 Improperly storing bee equipment................................. 9.1(b) 100
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PART 5
ANIMAL HEALTH AND PROTECTION ACT
Swine Importation Regulations
(EC523/98)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Importing swine, swine semen or market hogs without
obtaining import permit.......................................... 3(1) $100
2 Driver of vehicle transporting swine or market hogs into
province failing to provide import permit, on request....... 4(2) 100
3 Driver of vehicle transporting swine into province without
valid import permit failing to leave province.................. 4(3)(b) 100
4 Failing to dispose of infected swine as directed by provincial
veterinarian........................................................ 7 100
PART 6
AUTOMOBILE JUNK YARDS ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. A-25
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Operating automobile junk yard without a valid permit... 2(1) $200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
2 Failing to comply with terms of a notice.......................... 5(1)(a) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
PART 7
COMPANION ANIMAL PROTECTION ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. C-14.1
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Wilfully causing companion animal unnecessary pain,
suffering or injury............................................................... 3(1) $200
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PART 8
COMPANION ANIMAL PROTECTION ACT
Housing Standards for Cats and Dogs in Companion Animal
Establishments Regulations
(EC682/03)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Failing to provide minimum floor space in cat or dog housing
unit...................................................................................... 2 $200
2 Failing to provide minimum length or width dimension in
housing unit........................................................................ 3 200
3 Failing to provide minimum height requirement in housing
unit...................................................................................... 4 200
4 Failing to provide minimum floor space in cat or dog housing
unit housing multiple cats or dogs...................................... 5 200
5 Failing to use proper materials in construction of housing
unit...................................................................................... 6 200
6 Failing to provide proper perch, or perches, in housing unit
housing a cat or multiple cats.............................................. 7 200
PART 9
DOG ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. D-13
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Owner, upon receipt of dog license, failing to suspend metal
tag from collar fastened around dog's neck................... 2(7) $100
2 Owner failing to retain written certificate of dog license
during period of its effectiveness............................... 2(7)(a) 100
3 Owner failing to ensure that metal tag of dog license remains
suspended from collar fastened around dog's neck during
period of its effectiveness........................................ 2(7)(b) 100
4 Owner allowing dog to run at large................................. 9 100
5 Owner failing to restrain dog by leash and muzzle and by
other means as ordered until dog taken into custody......... 16(6) 100
6 Obstructing, impeding or assaulting a peace officer or any
person assisting a peace officer or aiding or assisting any
person obstructing, impeding or assaulting a peace
officer ............................................................. 16.8 100
7 Failing to comply with order made under subsection 16(4) or
section 16.1........................................................ 21 100
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PART 10
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. E-9
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Altering watercourse without a permit..................................... 10 $200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
2 Altering wetland without a permit............................................ 10 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
3 Discharging or causing or permitting contaminant to be 20(a) 200 (individual)
discharged.......................................................... 1,000 (corporation)
4 Owner or person having control of contaminant, discharging 200 (individual)
or causing or permitting a contaminant to be discharged..... 20(b) 1,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to notify Department of discharge of contaminant into 200 (individual)
the environment without the Minister's permission............ 21 1,000 (corporation)
6 Operating motor vehicle on beach or sand dune without 200 (individual)
permit.................................................................................. 22(a) 1,000 (corporation)
7 Carrying out activities that may alter or destroy beach or sand 200 (individual)
dune.................................................................................... 22(b) 1,000 (corporation)
8 Littering..................................................................................... 24 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to comply with any term or condition or other
provision of any order, license, approval or permit issued
by the Minister or environment officer under this Act or 200 (individual)
the regulations..................................................................... 32 1,000 (corporation)
10 Failing to comply with terms or conditions of watercourse 200 (individual)
alteration permit.................................................................. 32(1) 1,000 (corporation)
11 Failing to comply with terms or conditions of wetland 200 (individual)
alteration permit.................................................................. 32(1) 1,000 (corporation)
PART 11
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Air Quality Regulations
(EC377/92)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Discharging contaminant into air from any industrial source, $200 (individual)
incinerator or fuel-burning equipment without permit ...... 2(1) 1,000 (corporation)
2 Discharging contaminant into air from any industrial source,
incinerator or fuel-burning equipment which causes a
concentration in the ambient air greater than the 200 (individual)
maximum concentration specified in permit .................... 2(2) 1,000 (corporation)
3 Burning used lubricating oil without permit ......................... 8(1)(a) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
4 Burning hazardous substances without permit ...................... 8(1)(b) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
5 Burning biomedical waste without permit ............................ 8(1)(c) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
6 Burning motor vehicle tires without permit .......................... 8(1)(d) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
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7 Burning animal or human cadavers without permit .............. 8(1)(e) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
8 Burning railway ties and wood treated with wood 200 (individual)
preservatives .................................................................... 8(1)(f) 1,000 (corporation)
9 Burning waste materials from building or construction sites
or from building demolition without permit unless 200 (individual)
permitted under the Fire Prevention Act ......................... 8(1)(g) 1,000 (corporation)
10 Burning trash, garbage, litter or other waste from 200 (individual)
commercial, industrial or municipal operation ................ 8(1)h) 1,000 (corporation)
11 Burning materials containing rubber or plastic without 200 (individual)
permit ............................................................................... 8(1)(i) 1,000 (corporation)
12 Burning spilled oil or oil production by-products without
permit except as required for purposes of forest 200 (individual)
management or fire suppression treatment ....................... 8(1)(j) 1,000 (corporation)
13 Burning materials disposed of as part of reclamation 200 (individual)
purposes without permit ................................................... 8(1)(k) 1,000 (corporation)
14 Burning animal manure without permit ................................ 8(1)(l) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
15 Burning or permitting the burning of waste, garbage or litter
at a public disposal site without written authorization of 200 (individual)
Minister ........................................................................... 8(2) 1,000 (corporation)
16 Burning or permitting the burning, in any industrial source,
fuel-burning equipment or incinerator which the source, 200 (individual)
equipment or incinerator was not designed to burn ......... 8(3) 1,000 (corporation)
17 Burning or permitting the burning, in any industrial source,
fuel-burning equipment, incinerator or fuel or waste at a
greater rate than the rate for which the source, equipment 200 (individual)
or incinerator was designed .............................................. 8(4) 1,000 (corporation)
18 Storing, handling, using or transporting solid, liquid or
gaseous material or substance in such manner that a 200 (individual)
contaminant is discharged into air without permit ........... 9(1) 1,000 (corporation)
PART 12
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Drinking Water and Wastewater Facility Operating Regulations
(EC710/04)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Operating a facility without a facility classification $200 (individual)
certificate .................................................................. 2(1) 1,000 (corporation)
2 Failing to give notice of modification to facility ........... 2(4) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to place responsibility for facility with operator
holding operator's certificate of required 200 (individual)
classification ............................................................. 4(1) 1,000 (corporation)
4 Acting as operator of facility without operator's 200 (individual)
certificate of required classification .......................... 4(2) 1,000 (corporation)
5 Operating public drinking water supply facility that is 200 (individual)
not registered .......................................................... 7(1) 1,000 (corporation)
6 Failing to ensure samples collected and analyzed from 200 (individual)
semi-public drinking water supply system ............... 9 1,000 (corporation)
7 Failing to ensure samples collected and analyzed from 200 (individual)
small public drinking water supply facility ............... 10 1,000 (corporation)
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8 Failing to ensure sampling conducted for chlorinated 200 (individual)
public drinking water ................................................ 11(1) 1,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to ensure sampling conducted for non- 200 (individual)
chlorinated public drinking water ............................. 11(2) 1,000 (corporation)
10 Failing to ensure sampling conducted for small public,
or semi-public, drinking water supply system 200 (individual)
operated seasonally ................................................... 12(1) 1,000 (corporation)
11 Failing to give notice to Department of results of 200 (individual)
analysis ..................................................................... 12(2) 1,000 (corporation)
12 Failing to ensure water quality samples are analyzed by 13(1) 200 (individual)
an accredited laboratory ............................................ 1,000 (corporation)
13 Failing to report results of analysis from laboratories 200 (individual)
other than PEI Analytical Laboratories ...................... 13(2) 1,000 (corporation)
14 Failing to give notice to Department of results of 200 (individual)
analysis ...................................................................... 13(3) 1,000 (corporation)
15 Failing to report to customers results of analysis ........... 14(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
16 Failing to retain records of water quality analysis ......... 14(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
17 Operating a wastewater treatment facility that is not 16(1) 200 (individual)
registered ................................................................... 1,000 (corporation)
18 Failing to ensure samples of treated wastewater are
collected and analyzed from Class I wastewater 200 (individual)
treatment facility ....................................................... 17(1) 1,000 (corporation)
19 Failing to ensure samples of treated wastewater from
Class II, Class III or Class IV wastewater treatment 200 (individual)
facilities are collected and analyzed .......................... 17(2) 1,000 (corporation)
20 Failing to ensure wastewater quality samples are 200 (individual)
analyzed by an accredited laboratory ......................... 18(1) 1,000 (corporation)
21 Failing to submit results of analysis from laboratory 200 (individual)
other than PEI Analytical Laboratories ...................... 18(2) 1,000 (corporation)
22 Failing to report results of wastewater analysis to 200 (individual)
customers .................................................................. 19(1) 1,000 (corporation)
23 Failing to maintain record of wastewater analysis for 5 200 (individual)
years .......................................................................... 19(2) 1,000 (corporation)
24 Failing to submit well field protection plan ................... 20(1) 1,000 (corporation)
25 Failing to implement well field protection plan ............. 20(6) 1,000 (corporation)
26 Failing to submit report of implementation of well field
protection plan ......................................................... 20(8) 1,000 (corporation)
PART 13
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Excavation Pits Regulations
(EC753/90)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Operating an excavation pit without valid permit.................... 2(1) $200 (individual)
1,000 corporation)
2 Failing to provide screening for excavation pit........................ 5(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to slope walls of abandoned excavation pit.................. 5(3) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
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4 Failing to comply with conditions of permit............................ 5(4) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to comply with an order.............................................. 7(5) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
PART 14
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Home Heat Tanks Regulations
(EC241/07)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Failing to conduct inspection of home heat tank $200 (individual)
system......................................................... 6 1,000 (corporation)
2 Failing to comply with standards or manufacturer's 200 (individual)
specifications................................................ 7(1) 1,000 (corporation)
3 Installing home heat tank not in conformance with 200 (individual)
codes.......................................................... 7(2) 1,000 (corporation)
4 Failing to affix identification tag or submit inspection 200 (individual)
report......................................................... 7(3) 1,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to remove existing tag .............................. 7(4) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
6 Failing to submit inspection reports to the Minister...... 8 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
7 Failing to maintain record of identification tags for 2 200 (individual)
years................................................... 9(4) 1,000 (corporation)
8 Failing to return unused identification tags............... 9(5),(6) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to notify Minister of particulars of non- 200 (individual)
compliant home heat tank system........................ 10 1,000 (corporation)
10 Selling, transferring, altering or re-using identification 200 (individual)
tags............................................................. 11 1,000 (corporation)
11 Installing, altering or removing home heat tank system 200 (individual)
without licence............................................. 12(1) 1,000 (corporation)
12 Selling home heat tank to a non-licensed buyer............ 13(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
13 Delivering petroleum to a non-compliant tank system... 14(1),(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
14 Failing to report non-compliant home heat tank........... 14(4) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
15 Failing to report petroleum leak.............................. 15(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
16 Failing to take leaking system out of service............... 15(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
17 Failing to ensure tank has an operational leak detecting 200 (individual)
device........................................................ 16(a) 1,000 (corporation)
18 Failing to permit access to property by an environment 200 (individual)
officer....................................................... 17 1,000 (corporation)
19 Failing to replace tank upon expiry.......................... 19 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
20 Failing to ensure water, sludge not transferred to new 200 (individual)
tank.......................................................... 21 1,000 (corporation)
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PART 15
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Litter Control Regulations
(EC697/91)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Offering a beverage for sale in non-refillable container........... 2(1) $200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
2 Failing to pay adequate refund for refillable container............ 3(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to accept empty beer container..................................... 3(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
4 Failing to pay adequate refund for beer container.................... 3(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to provide waste storage and disposal receptacles....... 7 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
PART 16
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Petroleum Hydrocarbon Remediation Regulations
(EC655/06)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Failing to notify the Minister of excess petroleum
hydrocarbon concentrations or excess methyl $200 (individual)
tertiary-butyl ether concentrations...................... 3(1)(b) 1,000 (corporation)
2 Failing to cause an environmental site assessment of a 200 (individual)
site to be made.............................................. 4(4)(a) 1,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to use limited remedial action for the 200 (individual)
remediation of a site....................................... 4(4)(b) 1,000 (corporation)
4 Improper use of limited remedial action.................... 4(5) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to submit a closure report and record of site
condition after the completion of limited remedial 200 (individual)
action........................................................ 5(2) 1,000 (corporation)
6 Failing to resume remedial action as directed by the 200 (individual)
Minister...................................................... 5(5)(a) 1,000 (corporation)
7 Failing to complete an environmental site assessment 200 (individual)
under direction of the Minister........................... 5(5)(c) 1,000 (corporation)
8 Failing to submit a closure report and record of site
condition after an environmental site assessment is 200 (individual)
completed................................................................ 8(1) 1,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to submit a remedial action plan ................... 9(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
10 Failing to submit a modified remedial action plan ....... 9(5) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
11 Implementing a remedial action plan prior to Minister's 200 (individual)
acceptance.................................................. 9(8) 1,000 (corporation)
12 Failing to implement a remedial action plan accepted by 200 (individual)
the Minister ................................................... 10(1) 1,000 (corporation)
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13 Failing to submit sufficient information in a remedial 200 (individual)
action plan.................................................... 9(2),10(2) 1,000 (corporation)
14 Failing to monitor the soil, vapours, groundwater, or 200 (individual)
surface water as directed by the Minister ................ 11 1,000 (corporation)
15 Failing to submit a closure report and record of site 200 (individual)
condition after a remedial action plan is completed... 12(1) 1,000 (corporation)
16 Failing to resume remedial action under direction of the 200 (individual)
Minister .................................................. 12(3)(a) 1,000 (corporation)
17 Failing to complete an environmental site assessment 200 (individual)
under direction of the Minister .............................. 12(3)(b) 1,000 (corporation)
PART 17
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Petroleum Storage Tanks Regulations
(EC240/07)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Operating non-compliant storage tank or storage tank 10(1) $200 (individual)
system....................................................... 1,000 (corporation)
2 Dispensing petroleum to a newly installed or altered
storage tank or storage tank system without 200 (individual)
Ministerial approval....................................... 11(1) 1,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to comply with minimum construction, 200 (individual)
installation standards for underground steel or 12 1,000 (corporation)
fibreglass tanks...
4 Failing to comply with minimum construction, 13,14,15, 200 (individual)
installation standards for aboveground tanks........... 16,17,18 1,000 (corporation)
5 Unlicensed person removing underground storage 200 (individual)
tank ........................................................... 19(a) 1,000 (corporation)
6 Unlicensed person installing, altering storage tank or 200 (individual)
storage tank system...................................... 19(b) 1,000 (corporation)
7 Installing piping and fittings contravening standards.... 20 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
8 Failing to maintain daily inventory records and monthly
summary sheets, Class 1 liquid and diesel fuel 200 (individual)
owners................................................................ 21 1,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to conduct visual inspection or maintain
inventory records and summary sheets, operator bulk 200 (individual)
sales outlet................................................... 22 1,000 (corporation)
10 Failing to advise Coast Guard of potential product loss 200 (individual)
or water gain..................................................... 23 1,000 (corporation)
11 Failing to conduct leak tests ordered by Minister........... 24(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
12 Failing to perform maintenance checks on sacrificial 200 (individual)
anode tank system............................................ 26(1) 1,000 (corporation)
13 Failing to perform maintenance checks on impressed 200 (individual)
current tank system.......................................... 26(5) 1,000 (corporation)
14 Failing to retain permanent maintenance check records 200 (individual)
at site, storage tank system......................................... 26(7) 1,000 (corporation)
15 Failing to empty tank temporarily out of service......... 28(1)(a) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
16 Failing to remove, etc. tank permanently out of 200 (individual)
service........................................................ 28(3) 1,000 (corporation)
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17 Reusing a tank without approval................................ 30(1)(b) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
18 Failing to permit inspection of storage tank or storage 200 (individual)
tank system............................................................. 31 1,000 (corporation)
PART 18
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Sand Removal from Beaches Regulations
(EC323/90)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Removing sand from beach without a permit........................... 2(1) $200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
2 Removing sand from sand dune without a permit.................... 2(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to comply with conditions of permit............................ 2(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
4 Concrete manufacturer having sand from beach not specified 200 (individual)
in permit............................................................................. 3 1,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to maintain accurate inventory records of sand 200 (individual)
removed from beach........................................................ 5(a) 1,000 (corporation)
6 Failing to pay for sand removed under permit......................... 5(b) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
PART 19
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Sewage Disposal Systems Regulations
(EC403/03)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Installing etc. sewage disposal system without a license.......... 3(1) $200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
2 Installing etc. sewage disposal system without licensed 200 (individual)
contractor or registered installer on site.............................. 3(2) 1,000 (corporation)
3 Constructing, reconstructing, installing or modifying sewage 200 (individual)
disposal system without a permit.................................... 4(1)(a) 1,000 (corporation)
4 Constructing, reconstructing, installing or modifying sewage
disposal system without having permit in possession on 200 (individual)
site................................................................................ 4(1)(c) 1,000 (corporation)
5 Installing etc. sewage disposal system not in accordance with 200 (individual)
regulations........................................................................... 4(3) 1,000 (corporation)
6 Covering sewage disposal system without obtaining 200 (individual)
permission........................................................................... 4(5) 1,000 (corporation)
7 Deviating from conditions of permit........................................ 4(6) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
8 Failing to furnish a certificate of compliance........................... 6 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
9 Constructing sewage disposal system within 23m of a beach.. 8(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
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10 Cleaning sewage disposal systems or landspreading septic 200 (individual)
sludge without a license...................................................... 22(1) 1,000 (corporation)
11 Failing to dispose of septage and sludge in accordance with 200 (individual)
conditions............................................................................ 22(3) 1,000 (corporation)
12 Landspreading unstabilized sewage......................................... 23 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
PART 20
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Waste Resource Management Regulations
(EC691/00)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Improperly disposing of remaining waste, compostable $200 (individual)
material, recyclables or special waste ................... 2(1) 1,000 (corporation)
2 Improperly disposing of C&D debris ....................... 2(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
3 Owning, constructing, managing, operating, altering or
modifying a landfill, ash disposal site or composting 200 (individual)
facility without a permit and approval ...................... 2(3) 1,000 (corporation)
4 Owning, constructing, managing, operating, altering or
modifying a C&D disposal site without a permit and 200 (individual)
approval ..................................................... 2(4) 1,000 (corporation)
5 Improperly disposing of waste incinerator fly ash ....... 2(6) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
6 Transporting hazardous waste without being registered,
issued a provincial registration number and 200 (individual)
completing a manifest form ....................................... 2.1(1) 1,000 (corporation)
7 Failing to retain a copy of the manifest form for at least 200 (individual)
two years........................................................... 2.1(5)(a) 1,000 (corporation)
8 Failing to send a copy of a manifest form to the proper 200 (individual)
department .................................................. 2.1(5)(b) 1,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to ensure that any copies of a manifest form are
complete and show all information contained in the 200 (individual)
original manifest form.................................... 2.1(5)(c) 1,000 (corporation)
10 Failing to ensure that records are completed daily and 200 (individual)
available for inspection ................................... 32(1) 1,000 (corporation)
11 Failing to submit annual report to the Minister............... 32(2) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
12 Failing to ensure that a C&D disposal site is constructed
and operated in a manner that protects the 200 (individual)
environment .......................................... 61(1) 1,000 (corporation)
13 Failing to employ all reasonable and practical means in
order to divert C&D debris from being disposed of at 200 (individual)
a C&D disposal site........................................ 61(2) 1,000 (corporation)
14 Failing to ensure that a C&D disposal site incorporates 200 (individual)
the required design requirements ........................ 62(1) 1,000 (corporation)
15 Failing to follow the required operational requirements 200 (individual)
for a C&D disposal site ................................... 63(1) 1,000 (corporation)
16 Failing to conduct a groundwater and surface water 200 (individual)
monitoring program at a C&D disposal site ........... 63(2) 1,000 (corporation)
17 Failing to submit an annual report for a C&D disposal 200 (individual)
site ........................................................... 63(3) 1,000 (corporation)
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18 Failing to submit an annual water monitoring report for 200 (individual)
a C&D disposal site ....................................... 63(5) 1,000 (corporation)
19 Constructing or operating a recycling plant without 200 (individual)
approval of the Minister ................................... 65 1,000 (corporation)
20 Failing to record the weight of recyclables processed .... 66(a) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
21 Failing to submit a written annual report for a recycling 200 (individual)
plant .......................................................................... 66(b) 1,000 (corporation)
PART 21
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
Water Well Regulations
(EC188/90)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence SectionPenalty for out of
court settlement
1 Drilling well without a license ........................................ 2(1) $200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
2 Constructing well by person who is not supervised by a 200 (individual)
well driller ................................................................. 3(4) 1,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to complete, provide or forward report................ 4 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
4 Constructing well without a permit................................. 5(1) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to comply with conditions of permit................... 5(3) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
6 Constructing well without ensuring owner has 200 (individual)
permit......................................................................... 5(4) 1,000 (corporation)
7 Constructing well without groundwater exploration 200 (individual)
permit......................................................................... 6(1) 1,000 (corporation)
8 Failing to comply with conditions of groundwater 200 (individual)
exploration permit...................................................... 6(4) 1,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to submit data required by groundwater 200 (individual)
exploration permit...................................................... 6(5) 1,000 (corporation)
10 Withdrawing groundwater without groundwater 200 (individual)
extraction permit........................................................ 7(1) 1,000 (corporation)
11 Failing to comply with conditions on groundwater 200 (individual)
extraction permit........................................................ 7(2)(b) 1,000 (corporation)
12 Failing to use well construction materials that conform 200 (individual)
to standards................................................................ 8(2) 1,000 (corporation)
13 Constructing well at improper location........................... 9(1),(2),(4) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
14 Constructing contaminant source too close to well......... 9(3) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
15 Constructing well in location not shown on plan............ 9(5) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
16 Constructing well that leaves an artificial opening.......... 10(1)(c) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
17 Failing to extend casing 30 cm above ground after final 200 (individual)
landscaping................................................................ 10(4) 1,000 (corporation)
18 Constructing well in a manner that does not meet well 200 (individual)
design requirements.................................................... 10(5) 1,000 (corporation)
19 Installing casing without filling the annular space with 200 (individual)
grout from bottom of casing to pitless adapter........... 10(6)(b) 1,000 (corporation)
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20 Failing to use at least six 22 kg. bags of bentonite to 200 (individual)
grout well................................................................... 10(8) 1,000 (corporation)
21 Installing casing in central supply well without grouting 200 (individual)
entire annular space using grout pump....................... 10(9) 1,000 (corporation)
22 Failing to meet prescribed well completion 200 (individual)
requirements............................................................... 11(1) 1,000 (corporation)
23 Failing to fill well within 30 days of surrendering use or 200 (individual)
discovering unused well............................................. 12(1) 1,000 (corporation)
24 Failing to comply with notice to fill well in proper 200 (individual)
manner........................................................................ 12(4) 1,000 (corporation)
25 Failing to install pumping equipment in well as 200 (individual)
recommended in well construction report.................. 13(1) 1,000 (corporation)
26 Failing to properly connect well...................................... 13(3) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
27 Failing to mount hand pump properly............................. 13(5) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
28 Creating opening in casing below ground surface other 200 (individual)
than to install pitless adapter...................................... 13(5.1) 1,000 (corporation)
29 Failing to install water sampling port or tap.................... 13(6) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
30 Failing to remove debris and to disinfect well................. 13(8) 200 (individual)
1,000 (corporation)
PART 22
FISH AND GAME PROTECTION ACT
Regulations
(EC818/66)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Damaging fish-way.................................................................... 59(1)(a) $200
2 Hindering fish from passing fish-way...................................... 59(1)(b) 100
3 Fishing in fish-way................................................................... 59(1)(c) 100
4 Use of illegal shot size.............................................................. 60 100
PART 23
FISH INSPECTION ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. F-13
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Contravening the Act, the regulations or condition of
license................................................................................. 11 $500
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PART 24
FISHERIES ACT
Regulations
(EC873/95)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Acting as buyer of fish without a buying license................... 7(1) $500
2 Buying species of fish without proper class of license........... 7(15) 500
3 Peddling fish without a license.............................................. 8(1) 500
4 Pedlar not purchasing fish from licensed operator or
federally registered processing plant................................... 8(5) 500
5 Buying fish at a buying station while fish buying license
under revocation, cancellation or suspension ..................... 10(4) 500
6 Peddling fish while fish peddling license under revocation,
cancellation or suspension .................................................. 10(5) 500
7 Contravening Act or regulations where no penalty
provided ............................................................................. 11(1) 500
PART 25
GASOLINE TAX ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. G-3
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Selling or delivering gasoline on which tax not paid............ 5(a) $200
2 Using or consuming gasoline on which tax not paid............ 5(b) 200
3 Selling or delivering diesel oil on which tax not paid........... 7(a) 200
4 Using or consuming diesel oil on which tax not paid............. 7(b) 200
PART 26
HIGHWAY SIGNAGE ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. H-4.1
1 Obstructing or assaulting a compliance officer or any person $500 (1st
assisting a compliance officer while compliance officer offence)
exercising his or her authority or performing a duty under 1,000 (2nd
the Act or regulations ....................................................... 4(7) or
subsequent
offence)
2 Registered owner of land failing to remove sign within five
days after receipt of a written notice to remove sign ......... 6(3) 500
3 Destroying or defacing any sign lawfully authorized under the
Act or that is the property of Her Majesty .................... 14 250
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PART 27
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. H-5
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Presenting false document to obtain photographic
identification....................................................................... 6.1(2)(a) $50
2 Permitting another to use photo identification issued to first
person.................................................................................. 6.1(2)(b) 50
3 Using photo identification for purpose of making false
representation...................................................................... 6.1(2)(c) 50
4 Defacing or altering photo identification................................. 6.1(2)(d) 50
5 Having defaced or altered photo identification in their
possession........................................................................... 6.1(2)(e) 50
6 Failing to stop when signalled or requested....................... 10(1.1) 200
7 Failing to produce driver's license, registration permit, and to
submit to an inspection, etc...................................... 10(1.2) 200
8 Operating vehicle not registered............................................... 11(1)(a) 50
9 Operating vehicle with expired registration............................. 11(1)(b) 50
10 Operating vehicle while registration is revoked or
suspended............................................................................ 11(1)(c) 200
11 Failing to carry or produce registration permit........................ 19(1) 50
12 Operating vehicle on a highway which does not display a
valid number plate................................................ 20(5)(a) 50
13 Operating vehicle on a highway which does not display a
valid transit permit issued pursuant to section 52 of the
Act.................................................................. 20(5)(b) 50
14 Operating vehicle on a highway which does not display a
valid temporary permit issued pursuant to regulations
passed under clause 312(c) of the Act......................... 20(5)(c) 50
15 Failing to attach plates to rear of motor vehicle...................... 21 50
16 Failing to notify Registrar of change of address...................... 25 50
17 Failing to obtain new plates when old become lost, etc........... 27 50
18 Registered owner failing to sign transfer application, deliver
permit to transferee, etc....................................................... 30(1) 50
19 Transferee or assignee failing to register vehicle within seven
days of date of transfer or assignment in records of
department....................................................................... 30(2) 50
20 Operating non-resident commercial vehicle not registered
under the Act ...................................................................... 33(1) 200
21 Acting as dealer without dealer's trade license........................ 36 500
22 Using or permitting use of dealer's vehicle without
registration.......................................................................... 40 100
23 Operating a vehicle with dealer's plate attached..................... 42(1)(a) 200
24 Dealer permitting a person to operate vehicle with dealer's
plate attached...................................................................... 42(1)(b) 200
25 Dealer failing to furnish Registrar with list of
demonstrators.................................................... 43 50
26 Dealer failing to have information displayed..................... 44(1) 500
27 Dealer failing to include information on bill of sale............ 44(2) 500
28 Dealer delivering registered vehicle before transfer of
registration on records of Department................................. 47 50
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29 Dealer or wrecker failing to maintain proper records.............. 48(1)(a) 50
30 Dealer or wrecker failing to report vehicle with defaced, etc.,
serial number....................................................................... 48(1)(b) 100
31 Dealer or wrecker failing to forward registration permit and
plates of wrecked or dismantled vehicle to Registrar........ 48(1)(c) 100
32 Dealer delivering vehicle to purchaser without proper
equipment........................................................................... 49 100
33 Buying, selling, etc., vehicle or engine removed from a
vehicle, with defaced, etc., serial number............................ 56 100
34 Defacing, etc., serial or engine number................................... 57(1) 500
35 Unlawful altering of odometer reading................................. 58(1) 1,000
36 Failing to adjust odometer readings when being repaired or
exchanged by a garage........................................................ 58(2) 1,000
37 Using false or fictitious name in application for registration.. 59 100
38 Operating vehicle not displaying valid number plates............. 60(a) 50
39 Operating vehicle not displaying current inspection sticker.... 60(b) 50
40 Lending, etc., registration permit or number plates to person
not entitled.......................................................................... 61 100
41 Altering registration permit, etc.............................................. 62(1)(a) 100
42 Making, etc., false registration permit or number plate........... 62(1)(b) 100
43 Using, etc., altered, etc., registration permit, etc..................... 62(1)(c) 100
44 Failing to return cancelled, revoked, etc., registration permit
or number plates.................................................................. 64 50
45 Operating vehicle without being licensed to drive.................. 68 100
46 Newly licensed driver contravening condition or restriction
prescribed by regulation.......................................... 69(6) 100
47 Applying for driver's license on behalf of another.................. 70(7) 100
48 Holding another license in addition to P.E.I. driver's license.. 71(5) 100
49 Failing to produce driver's license upon request..................... 76(2) 50
50 Driving other than class of vehicles specified in license......... 78 100
51 Using license issued to another person.................................... 79 100
52 Operating vehicle unlawfully under license issued
elsewhere........................................................... 80 50
53 Allowing unlicensed person to drive....................................... 81 100
54 Holder of instruction permit driving unaccompanied or
accompanied by unauthorized persons................................ 82(3) 50
55 Defacing or altering driver's license........................................ 89(a) 200
56 Lending driver's license.......................................................... 89(b) 200
57 Person representing as his own driver's license not issued to
him...................................................................................... 89(c) 200
58 Failing to surrender suspended or cancelled driver's license... 89(d) 50
59 Giving false name or address in application for driver's
license................................................................................. 89(e) 200
60 Failing to comply with restriction or condition imposed by
Registrar on driver's license of person......................... 89(f) 500
61 Driving unsafe vehicle or vehicle not properly equipped, etc.. 91 100
62 Driver failing to wear seatbelt................................................. 92(2) 100
63 Operating vehicle with child passenger not secured................ 92(3) 100
64 Passenger failing to wear seatbelt............................................ 92(4) 100
65 Failing to maintain seatbelt.................................................... 92(5) 50
66 Modifying seatbelt.......................................................... 92(6) 100
67 Driver with less than one year of experience permitting more
than three passengers in vehicle................................. 92.1(1) 50
68 Failing or refusing to have vehicle inspected upon request by
inspector or peace officer.................................................... 93(3) 50
69 Using prohibited white light at rear of vehicle........................ 96.1 100
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70 Operating snow removal equipment or garbage truck not
equipped with, or without engaging, amber lights............ 115(2),(3) 200
71 Failing to reduce speed when approaching or passing stopped
emergency vehicle with lights in operation................... 115.1(1) 100
72 Failing to move into another lane where movement can be
made in safety when travelling in same lane as stopped
emergency vehicle with lights in operation.................... 115.1(2) 100
73 Selling vehicle lighting equipment not approved by
inspector.............................................................................. 119 50
74 Selling vehicle lighting equipment lacking approved
trademark............................................................................ 120 50
75 Dealer selling new vehicles not conforming to safety
standards............................................................................. 121 500
76 Operating vehicle with bald tires............................................. 122 50
77 Operating or permitting operation of motor vehicle without
adequate brakes................................................................... 126 100
78 Operating motor vehicle without horn, etc.............................. 127(1) 100
79 Operating motor vehicle with unnecessary noise or squealing
tires..................................................................................... 127(2)(a) 200
80 Operating motor vehicle emitting excessive smoke................ 127(2)(b) 200
81 Using sirens or other warning devices when not
emergency........................................................................... 127(4) 50
82 Operating motor vehicle without muffler in good order.......... 128 100
83 Operating motor vehicle without proper rear view mirror....... 129 50
84 Operating motor vehicle without proper windshield wipers.... 131(2) 50
85 Operating motor vehicle without proper bumpers................... 132 50
86 Operating motor vehicle equipped with television set in
operation............................................................................. 133 50
87 Operating vehicle without windshield..................................... 134(a) 50
88 Operating vehicle without proper speedometer....................... 134(b) 100
89 Driving vehicle equipped with radar warning device.............. 135(2)(a) 100
90 Selling radar warning device................................................... 135(2)(b) 100
91 Operating motor vehicle with solid rubber tires of improper
thickness............................................................................. 136(1) 50
92 Operating motor vehicle with metal tires................................ 136(2) 50
93 Operating motor vehicle with studs, flanges, cleats, etc., on
tires..................................................................................... 136(3) 50
94 Selling, etc., new motor vehicles not equipped with safety
glass.................................................................................... 137(1) 50
95 Installing improper window glazing (tinting).......................... 138(1),(2),(5) 100
96 Operating motor vehicle with improper glazing (tinting)........ 138(6) 100
97 Operating truck, etc., at night without flares, etc.................... 139(1) 100
98 Operating truck, etc., without red flags................................... 139(3) 50
99 Operating vehicle transporting flammable liquids, etc.
without carrying red electric lanterns, etc.......................... 139(4) 100
100 Stopping disabled truck, etc., on highway without displaying
warning devices, etc............................................................ 140(1) 100
101 Stopping disabled vehicle carrying flammable liquid, etc.,
without displaying warning devices.................................... 140(2) 100
102 Stopping disabled vehicle without displaying red flags.......... 140(3) 50
103 Operating vehicle transporting explosives without required
equipment and markings..................................................... 141 200
104 Failing to drive to the right...................................................... 153(1) 50
105 Failing to give one-half the roadway....................................... 153(2) 50
106 Improper passing..................................................................... 154(1) 50
107 Failing to give way to passing vehicle..................................... 154(2) 50
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108 Improper overtaking and passing on right except where
permitted............................................................................. 155(1),(2) 50
109 Wide vehicle, improper passing.............................................. 156 50
110 Passing on left when unsafe.................................................... 157 50
111 Driving to left of centre of roadway........................................ 158(1) 50
112 Vehicle proceeding at less than normal speed not driving in
right lane, etc....................................................................... 158(3) 50
113 Failing to drive to right of rotary traffic island........................ 158(4) 50
114 Crossing solid line................................................................... 159(b) 50
115 Failing to signal driving from one lane to another.................. 159(f) 50
116 Making improper left turn at intersection or into private road
or driveway........................................................................ 159(g) 50
117 Making improper right turn at intersection............................ 159(h) 50
118 Driving in centre lane of three lane roadway.......................... 159(i) 50
119 Improper passing on roadway with two or more lanes
available to traffic heading in same direction...................... 159(j) 50
120 Driving in wrong lane contrary to direction of traffic-control
device.................................................................................. 159(k) 50
121 Failing to allow overtaking vehicle to pass............................ 159(l) 100
122 Driving on the left when approaching the crest of a grade or
a curve................................................................................. 160(1)(a) 100
123 Driving on the left when approaching intersection................. 160(1)(b) 50
124 Driving on the left within 30m of bridge, etc......................... 160(1)(c) 50
125 Passing in no passing zone..................................................... 161 50
126 Following vehicle too closely................................................. 162 100
127 Failing to leave sufficient space between vehicles in
motorcade............................................................................ 163 50
128 Driving over intervening space dividing highway into two
roadways............................................................................. 164 50
129 Failing to enter controlled access highway at proper
location............................................................. 165(1) 50
130 Failing to leave controlled access highway at proper
location............................................................................... 165(2) 50
131 Failing to obey traffic control device...................................... 166 50
132 Failing to yield right-of-way in intersection........................... 167(1)(a) 50
133 Failing to yield right-of-way to pedestrian on roadway or
crosswalk............................................................................. 167(2)(a) 50
134 Entering intersection on yellow or amber light....................... 167(3)(a) 100
135 Pedestrian crossing roadway while yellow or amber light on
at intersection...................................................................... 167(3)(b) 50
136 Passing yellow or amber light at place other than
intersection.......................................................................... 167(4)(a) 100
137 Pedestrian crossing roadway while yellow or amber light on
at place other than intersection............................................ 167(4)(b) 50
138 Passing red light or "stop" signal at intersection.................... 167(5)(a) 100
139 Pedestrian crossing roadway when facing red light or "stop"
signal at intersection........................................................... 167(5)(b) 50
140 Passing red light or "stop" signal at place other than
intersection.......................................................................... 167(6)(a) 100
141 Pedestrian crossing roadway when facing red light or "stop"
signal at place other than intersection................................. 167(6)(b) 50
142 Failing to obey green arrow at intersection............................. 167(7)(a)(i) 50
143 Entering intersection when green arrow shown and failing to
yield right-of-way................................................................ 167(7)(a)(ii) 50
144 Pedestrian illegally crossing intersection when green arrow
showing............................................................................... 167(7)(b) 50
145 Failing to stop when flashing red light on at intersection.... 167(8)(a)(i) 100
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146 Failing to yield right-of-way at intersection when flashing
red light on.......................................................................... 167(8)(a)(ii) 100
147 Failing to stop when flashing red light on at place other than
intersection.......................................................................... 167(9)(a)(i) 100
148 Failing to yield right-of-way to pedestrians at place other
than intersection when flashing red light on........................ 167(9)(a)(ii) 100
149 Failing to yield right-of-way to traffic at intersection when
yellow or amber flashing light on........................................ 167(10) 100
150 Failing to yield right-of-way to pedestrians at place other
than intersection when yellow or amber flashing light on... 167(11)(a)(ii) 100
151 Pedestrian crossing roadway when "wait", "stop" or "don't
walk" signal shown............................................................. 167(13) 50
152 Entering intersection, etc., against flag signal or other
device.................................................................................. 168(a) 100
153 Failing to erect signs at each end or part of closed or
obstructed highway............................................................. 169(1) 50
154 Failing to provide adequate inscription on posted signs......... 169(2) 50
155 Failing to obtain consent of Minister prior to closing or
obstructing highway............................................................ 169(3) 50
156 Parking in places reserved for commercial motor vehicles..... 170(1) 50
157 Erecting devices resembling or interfering with traffic
control device...................................................................... 173 100
158 Placing commercial advertising upon traffic control device.. 174 50
159 Altering, injuring or removing, etc., traffic control device..... 175 100
160 Driving at speed greater than is reasonable and prudent, etc.. 176(1)(a) 100
161 Driving without due care and attention or without reasonable
consideration................................................................... 176(1)(b) 100
162 Driving while suffering from disease or disability................. 176(1)(c) 50
Speeding 176(3) See Note 1
176(3.1) See Note 2
Note 1
Where the posted maximum speed limit is exceeded by:
Speed Penalty Section
163 29 km/h or less $50 plus $1.50 each km/h 176(3)(b)(i)
over limit
Speed Penalty Section
164 30-49 km/h $50 plus $3.00 each km/h 176(3)(b)(ii)
over limit
Speed Penalty Section
165 50-59 km/h $50 plus $4.00 each km/h 176(3)(b)(iii)
over limit
Speed Penalty Section
166 60 km/h or more $50 plus $5.00 each km/h 176(3)(b)(iv)
over limit
Note 2
Where the posted maximum speed limit is exceeded by:
Speed Penalty Section
167 29 km/h or less $100 plus $3.00 each km/h 176(3.1)(b)(i)
over limit
Speed Penalty Section
168 30-49 km/h $100 plus $6.00 each km/h 176(3.1)(b)(ii)
over limit
Speed Penalty Section
169 50-59 km/h $100 plus $8.00 each km/h 176(3.1)(b)(iii)
over limit
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Speed Penalty Section
170 60 km/h or more $100 plus $10.00 each 176(3.1)(b)(iv)
km/h over limit
171 Slow driving........................................................................... 177(1) 100
172 Failing to obey order to increase speed, pull into curb or
remove vehicle from highway............................................. 177(3) 50
173 Failing to display slow moving vehicle sign........................... 177(4) 50
174 Failing to signal change of direction, etc................................ 178(1) 50
175 Failing to commence signalling stop or turn 30m before
stopping or turning.............................................................. 178(2) 50
176 Driver of left-hand drive vehicle failing to give proper
signal................................................................................... 180(1) 50
177 Failing to equip right-hand drive vehicles with mechanical
or electrical device................................................................ 180(2)(a) 50
178 Failing to prominently display on rear of right-hand drive
vehicle the words "Right-Hand Drive Vehicle"................... 180(2)(b) 50
179 Making improper right turn at intersection............................ 181(1) 50
180 Making improper left turn at intersection............................... 181(2) 50
181 Making improper left turn at intersection from one-way
roadway............................................................................... 181(3) 50
182 Making improper left turn at intersection into one-way
roadway............................................................................... 181(4) 50
183 Making improper left turn at intersection from one-way
roadway into another one-way roadway.............................. 181(5) 50
184 Failing to obey traffic control device at intersection.............. 181(6) 50
185 Making U-turn where prohibited............................................ 182 50
186 Pulling out when unsafe to do so............................................ 183 50
187 Improper turning at intersection............................................. 184(1) 50
188 Turning or changing course when unsafe to do so................. 184(2) 50
189 Improper signalling of intention to turn.................................. 184(3) 50
190 Failing to yield right-of-way at intersection........................... 185 50
191 Failing to yield right-of-way to vehicle on the right............... 186 50
192 Failing to yield right-of-way when entering highway............. 187 50
193 Failing to yield right-of-way to emergency vehicle................ 188 100
194 Pedestrian failing to comply with traffic control signal.......... 189 50
195 Failing to yield right-of-way to pedestrian in crosswalk......... 190(1) 50
196 Pedestrian failing to yield right-of-way to vehicle.................. 190(2) 50
197 Overtaking and passing vehicle stopped at crosswalk............ 190(3) 100
198 Pedestrian failing to yield right-of-way to driver at place
other than crosswalk............................................................ 191 50
199 Failing to exercise due care to avoid colliding with
pedestrian............................................................................ 192(a) 100
200 Failing to give warning by sounding horn.............................. 192(b) 50
201 Failing to observe precaution where child or incapacitated
person on highway.............................................................. 192(c) 100
202 Walking on roadway when sidewalk provided....................... 193(1) 50
203 Walking on wrong side of road.............................................. 193(2) 50
204 Standing on roadway to solicit rides, etc................................ 193(3) 50
205 Riding bicycle on a sidewalk................................................. 194(2)(a) 50
206 Failing to wear bicycle safety helmet and failing to have
chin strap securely fastened................................................ 194(2)(a.1) 50
207 Failing to ride bicycle close to edge of highway..................... 194(2)(b) 50
208 Riding bicycle abreast of another bicycle rider...................... 194(2)(c) 50
209 Failing to ride bicycle with at least one hand on handlebars.. 194(2)(d) 50
210 Riding bicycle and not astride regular seat............................. 194(2)(e) 50
211 Carrying more persons on bicycle than designed for.............. 194(2)(f) 50
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212 Carrying object which may interfere with operation or
control of bicycle................................................................. 194(2)(g) 50
213 Riding bicycle on highway where signs prohibit use of
bicycles............................................................................... 194(2)(h) 50
214 Riding bicycle on roadway when bicycle path provided........ 194(2)(i) 50
215 Removing feet from pedals of bicycle.................................... 194(2)(j) 50
216 Parent or guardian permitting person under 16 years of age
to ride or operate bicycle on a highway without wearing
bicycle safety helmet and without having chin strap
securely fastened.................................................. 194.1 50
217 Person attaching on to vehicle on highway............................ 195 100
218 Driver permitting person to attach on to vehicle on
highway............................................................................... 195 50
219 Driving through safety zone................................................... 196 100
220 Failing to observe yield sign at intersection........................... 201 50
221 Meeting or overtaking school bus when flashing red lights
are displayed ................................................................. 202(1) 1,000
222 Stopping school bus in improper place.................................. 202(2)(a) 200
223 School bus delaying other vehicles passing............................ 202(2)(b) 50
224 Failing to have school bus properly marked........................... 202(3) 50
225 Driver of school bus last in line failing to operate
corresponding lights with school bus first in line .......... 202.2 50
226 Failing to exercise caution when approaching animal on
highway............................................................................... 203 50
227 Parking on roadway................................................................ 204(1) 50
228 Parking so as to obstruct traffic.............................................. 204(2) 50
229 Parking on sidewalk............................................................... 205(1)(a) 50
230 Parking in front of driveway or authorized loading zone....... 205(1)(b) 50
231 Parking within an intersection................................................ 205(1)(c) 50
232 Parking too close to fire hydrant............................................ 205(1)(d) 50
233 Parking within a crosswalk.................................................... 205(1)(e) 50
234 Parking within 6m of an approach side of crosswalk............. 205(1)(f) 50
235 Parking within 12m of traffic control signal on side of
roadway............................................................................... 205(1)(g) 50
236 Parking too near entrance or exit of hotel, school, church,
etc........................................................................................ 205(1)(h) 50
237 Parking too near safety zone................................................... 205(1)(i) 50
238 Parking too near fire station................................................... 205(1)(k) 50
239 Parking too near street excavation or obstruction and
obstructing traffic................................................................ 205(1)(l) 50
240 Parking on roadway side of a stopped or parked vehicle........ 205(1)(m) 50
241 Parking on bridge or in highway tunnel................................. 205(1)(n) 50
242 Failing to observe traffic control device prohibiting stopping
or parking............................................................................ 205(1)(o) 50
243 Moving vehicle not lawfully under control into illegal
parking place...................................................... 205(2) 50
244 Failing to park on right side of highway................................. 206 50
245 Stopping, standing or parking a vehicle in disabled parking
space without valid emblem..................................... 206.1 50
246 Parking so as to cause danger to persons using highway........ 207 50
247 Parking on highway where vehicle not visible to
approaching traffic.............................................................. 208 50
248 Parking vending vehicle on highway...................................... 209 50
249 Failing to remove abandoned vehicle..................................... 210(3),(9) 50/100
250 Moving out-of-service vehicle................................................ 210(12) 250
251 Parking unattended vehicle without stopping engine and
braking vehicle, etc............................................................. 211 50
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252 Backing vehicle when unsafe to do so................................... 212 50
253 Driver not riding on regular seat of motorcycle...................... 213(1) 50
254 Passenger riding motorcycle not properly equipped for
passengers........................................................................... 213(2)(a) 50
255 Passenger not riding in passenger seat on motorcycle............ 213(2)(b) 50
256 Permitting passenger to ride on motorcycle illegally.............. 213(3) 50
257 Operating or riding motorcycle without helmets.................... 213(4) 100
258 Driving motor vehicle with non-transparent, etc., material on
windows, windshield, etc............................................... 214(a) 100
259 Driving motor vehicle with ornaments thereon obstructing
vision................................................................................... 214(b) 50
260 Driving motor vehicle when vision obstructed....................... 214(c) 100
261 Operating or permitting operation of vehicle with vision
obscured or control obstructed by overloading.................... 215(1) 100
262 Permitting more than two adult persons in front seat, etc...... 215(2) 50
263 Passenger occupying position in vehicle interfering with
driver's vision or control..................................................... 215(3) 50
264 Driving vehicle which is too wide.......................................... 216 100
265 Driving vehicle which is too high.......................................... 217 100
266 Towing vehicle with drawbar greater than 3.66 m................. 218 100
267 Vehicle, or combination of vehicles, exceeding certain
length.................................................................................. 219 100
268 Item projecting unlawfully from front of vehicle.................... 220 50
269 Item projecting unlawfully from side of vehicle..................... 221 50
270 Shifting and leaking loads...................................................... 222(1) 50
271 Load not securely fastened..................................................... 222(2) 100
272 Persons obstructing or interfering with traffic........................ 223 100
273 Coasting down grade in neutral or with clutch disengaged.... 224 50
274 Following emergency vehicle too closely, driving, parking
too close to fire apparatus................................................... 225(1) 100
275 Driving vehicle over unprotected fire hose............................. 225(2) 100
276 Littering highway or failing to remove litter.......................... 226(5) 200
277 Driving on sidewalk............................................................... 227 100
278 Opening door of vehicle on highway...................................... 228(a) 50
279 Leaving door of vehicle open................................................. 228(b) 50
280 Permitting person to alight from or enter moving vehicle...... 228(c) 50
281 Alighting from or boarding moving vehicle........................... 228(d) 50
282 Failing to equip passenger vehicle with warning devices....... 229(1) 100
283 Failing to give warning in emergency breakdown.................. 229(2) 100
284 Racing on highway................................................................. 231 200
285 Failing to stop at accident scene............................................. 232(1) 500
286 Failing to give name and address, etc., or to exhibit driver's
license................................................................................. 232(2) 100
287 Failing to render assistance to injured person........................ 232(2) 500
288 Failing to report accident....................................................... 232(3)-(6) 100
289 Garage operator, etc., failing to report vehicle involved in
accident, etc........................................................................ 234(1) 200
290 Installing rebuilt airbag in motor vehicle........................ 234.1(6) 50
291 Insurer or other person failing to report to Registrar payment
of damages......................................................................... 235 100
292 Making false statement in report............................................ 236(2) 100
293 Driver of emergency vehicle exceeding speed limit without
sounding siren, etc.............................................................. 237(2) 100
294 Driver of emergency vehicle not proceeding with regard to
safety................................................................................... 237(3) 100
295 Unlawfully sounding siren or showing flashing red light....... 237(5) 50
296 Failing to obey directions of traffic officer............................. 238 50
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297 Knowingly causing another to drive unlawfully..................... 239 50
298 Placing unauthorized sign on highway................................... 245(1) 200
299 Altering, defacing, etc., traffic sign........................................ 246 100
300 Failing to stop vehicle upon request or signal of peace
officer........................................................................... 253(2) 200
301 Failing to produce driver's license and registration permit on
request of peace officer.......................................... 253(3) 200
302 Owner of vehicle failing to identify driver............................. 254(1) 100
303 Applying for, or possession of, driver's license while
disqualified, etc................................................................... 270 100
304 Driving motor vehicle while registration suspended.............. 271(1) 200
305 Driving while license suspended, etc..................................... 271(1) 200
306 Driving while disqualified...................................................... 271(1) 200
307 Owner permitting person to drive motor vehicle while
registration suspended......................................................... 271(1) 200
308 Non-resident operating motor vehicle while driver's license
suspended or cancelled........................................................ 272 200
309 Failing to comply with this Act or the regulations................. 290 50
310 Obstructing or attempting to obstruct peace officer, inspector
or other person lawfully engaged under the Act or
regulations......................................................... 290.1 200
311 Placing glaring or dazzling light toward traffic on highway... 291 100
312 Failing to reduce speed when meeting funeral procession...... 292(1) 50
313 Unlawfully passing funeral procession................................... 292(3) 50
314 Driver permitting person to ride on hood, fenders, etc., of
motor vehicle....................................................................... 293 100
315 Removing number plates from registered vehicle.................. 294 100
316 Driving horse, etc., on highway while drunk.......................... 295 200
317 Splashing pedestrians............................................................. 296 50
318 Failing to register vehicle purchased, etc., outside this
province within 10 days...................................................... 298 50
319 Failing to carry and produce valid insurance card to peace
officer when requested........................................................ 324(4) 600
320 Failing to comply with Part XI............................................... 327(1) 600
PART 28
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Commercial Driver, Carrier and Audit Review Systems Regulations
(EC21/06)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Driver or carrier driving or operating commercial vehicle
where maximum allowable accumulated demerit points
have been exceeded ........................................................... 3(7) $200
2 Driver or carrier making a false statement in an application
for a safety rating certificate ........................................ 5(4) 200
3 Driver or carrier failing to return to the Registrar within ten
calendar days from the date of revocation of a safety rating
certificate, all number plates and vehicle permits ............ 5(6) 200
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4 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of the
driver's employment application ................................ 7(a)(i) 200
5 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf an annual
certified abstract of the driver's operating record obtained
from Registrar..................................................... 7(a)(ii) 200
6 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of the
class of license held by the driver .............................. 7(a)(iii) 200
7 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf the medical
records of the driver ............................................. 7(a)(iv) 200
8 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of the
training and special qualifications of the driver, with
expiry dates........................................................ 7(a)(v) 200
9 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of the
hours of service worked by each driver ....................... 7(a)(vi) 200
10 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of all
summary or indictable convictions for driving offences.... 7(a)(vii) 200
11 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of all
traffic accidents in which the driver was involved .......... 7(a)(viii) 200
12 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of the
driver's Trip Inspection Reports ............................... 7(a)(ix) 200
13 Carrier failing to maintain for each driver who operates a
commercial vehicle on the carrier's behalf records of the
driver's receipts for on-road travel ............................ 7(a)(x) 200
14 Carrier failing to maintain for each commercial vehicle
owned or operated by the carrier records of all vehicle
maintenance and inspection procedures carried out in
accordance with applicable regulations ....................... 7(b)(i) 200
15 Carrier failing to maintain for each commercial vehicle
owned or operated by the carrier records of any notice of
defect received from the vehicle manufacturer and proof
that the defects have been corrected ........................... 7(b)(ii) 200
16 Carrier failing to maintain for each commercial vehicle
owned or operated by the carrier records of fuel receipts,
bills of lading and shipping documents ...................... 7(b)(iii) 200
17 Carrier failing to maintain for each commercial vehicle
owned or operated by the carrier CVSA Inspection
Reports ............................................................. 7(b)(iv) 200
18 Carrier failing to maintain results of CVSA Inspections ....... 7(c) 200
19 Carrier failing to maintain carrier's policy and procedures for
driver management and vehicle maintenance ................ 7(d) 200
20 Carrier failing to maintain any other records considered
necessary by the Registrar to determine the safety rating of
a carrier ............................................................ 7(e) 200
21 Carrier failing to maintain facility audit records for current
calendar year and four calendar years thereafter ............. 8(1) 200
22 Carrier failing to keep records and make records available at
the carrier's main place of business ........................... 9(1) 200
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23 Carrier failing to provide notice of change of main place of
business within province to Registrar within ten calendar
days ................................................................. 9(2) 200
24 Carrier failing to provide notice of change in name or change
in officers, directors or principals of carrier's business to
Registrar within ten calendar days ............................. 9(3) 200
25 Carrier failing to pay any costs incurred by the Department
for carrying out a facility audit or an inspection conducted
outside province .................................................. 10 200
26 Carrier failing to make facility audit records available for
inspection within two business days from the date the
request was made by the Registrar and during normal
business hours at the carrier's main place of business ...... 11(1) 200
27 Altering, defacing, destroying or otherwise falsifying any
records required to be maintained .............................. 12(a) 200
28 Obstructing or preventing any person authorized to carry out
a facility audit from entering the carrier's premises for the
purposes of inspecting the carrier's records or any of the
carrier's commercial vehicles ................................... 12(b) 200
29 Obstructing any person authorized to carry out a facility
audit ............................................................... 12(c) 200
30 Failing to maintain required records ............................... 12(d) 200
31 Failing to produce required records for a facility audit ......... 12(e) 200
PART 29
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Commercial Vehicle (Configurations) Regulations
(EC367/93)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Operating etc. commercial vehicle with non-complying
configuration....................................................................... 6(1) $200
PART 30
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Commercial Vehicle (Trip Inspection and Records) Regulations
(EC225/89)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Driver failing to inspect vehicle.............................................. 3(1) $50
2 Driver failing to inspect on continuous trip............................. 3(2) 50
3 Driver failing to enter defects in report................................... 5 50
4 Driver failing to enter complete information in report............. 7 50
5 Carrier failing to maintain records............................................ 10(a)-(d) 50
6 Carrier failing to maintain records at principal place of
business in P.E.I.................................................................. 11(a),(b) 50
7 Driver failing to complete daily trip inspection report............. 12 50
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PART 31
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Driver's Licenses Regulations
(EC550/02)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Operating vehicle equipped with airbrakes without valid
endorsement on license....................................................... 2(1) $200
2 Operating school bus without valid Class 2 license................. 2(2) 200
PART 32
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Farm Truck Registration Regulations
(EC356/74)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Making a false statement in an application or affidavit or
failing to comply with the regulations............................. 7(2) $500
PART 33
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Graduated Driver Licensing Regulations
(EC225/07)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Stage 1 driver failing to ensure that no other person other than
the Stage 1 driver and accompanying driver is occupying
the front seat of the motor vehicle .................................. 2(3)(c) $100
2 Stage 1 driver failing to ensure that any passengers occupying
seats, other than the front seat, of the motor vehicle are the
immediate family members of the accompanying driver .... 2(3)(d) 100
3 Stage 1 driver failing to ensure that he or she is not
accompanied by more passengers than may be
accommodated in a seating position with an available seat
belt..................................................................... 2(3)(e) 100
4 Stage 1 driver operating or having care or control of a motor
vehicle between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. .......................... 2(3)(f) 100
5 Person acting as an accompanying driver for a Stage 1 driver
where the person is not qualified to do so ..................... 2(6)(a)(i) 100
6 Person acting as an accompanying driver for a Stage 1 driver
where the person is not seated beside the Stage 1
driver.................................................................. 2(6)(a)(ii) 100
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7 Stage 2 driver being accompanied by more than one
passenger who is not an immediate family member of the
driver .................................................................... 3(3)(b) 100
8 Stage 2 driver being accompanied by passengers who are not
accommodated in a seating position with an available seat
belt................................................................... 3(3)(b) 100
9 Stage 2 driver operating or having care or control of a motor
vehicle between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. in violation of
conditions .......................................................... (3)(3)(c) 100
10 Stage 3 driver failing to ensure that he or she is not
accompanied by more passengers than may be
accommodated in a seating position with an available seat
belt ....................................................................... 4(3)(b) 100
11 Stage 3 driver failing to ensure that he or she is not
accompanied by a passenger not wearing a seat belt while
seated in a seating position with an available seat belt ....... 4(3)(c) 100
12 Stage 1 driver or newly licensed driver failing to display decal
on or in any motor vehicle being operated by the Stage 1
driver or newly licensed driver ....................................... 5 100
13 Stage 1 driver or newly licensed driver using a hand-held
cellular telephone, headphones, mp 3 player or any other
hand-held electronic device while operating or having care
or control of a motor vehicle ......................................... 6 100
PART 34
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Motor Vehicle Inspection Regulations
(EC441/91)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Operating vehicle with invalid inspection sticker.................... 19(1)(a) $50
2 Possessing inspection sticker not issued for vehicle registered
in person's own name...................................................... 19(1)(b) 50
3 Altering any inspection sticker................................................ 19(1)(c) 50
4 Drawing, preparing or manufacturing any inspection sticker... 19(1)(d) 50
5 Possessing or using of any inspection sticker which was
altered.................................................................................. 19(1)(e) 50
6 Using an inspection sticker which has been issued to another
vehicle................................................................................. 19(1)(f) 50
7 Displaying inspection sticker improperly............................... 19(1)(g) 50
8 Altering inspection report....................................................... 19(1)(h) 50
9 Selling uninspected vehicle...................................................... 19(1)(i) 50
10 Selling vehicle required to be inspected in name of registered
owner or vendor.................................................................. 19(1)(j) 50
11 Selling vehicle not meeting standards, removing plate, etc., -
"SOLD NOT INSPECTED"................................................ 19(1)(k) 50
12 Any action that circumvents requirements and intent of these
regulations........................................................................... 19(1)(l) 50
13 Any vendor selling vehicles not meeting standards---
registered owner to remove number plates, inspection
sticker, etc., registration to show "SOLD NOT
INSPECTED"..................................................................... 19(2)(a) 50
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14 Vendor with dealer's trade license selling vehicle not meeting
standards must remove inspection sticker, etc., registration
to show "SOLD NOT INSPECTED"............................. 19(2)(b) 50
PART 35
LIQUOR CONTROL ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. L-14
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Obstructing, attempting to obstruct, or failing to $200 (1st offence)
cooperate with an inspector ...................................... 8.1(2) 400 (2nd or
subsequent offence
2 Manufacturer or vendor selling or keeping for sale any
prohibited proprietary or patent medicine, extract, 500 (1st offence)
essence, lotion, tincture or preparation after being 1,250 (2nd or
notified of the prohibition by the Commission ....... 30(3) subsequent offence)
3 After publication in the Royal Gazette, selling by retail
or possessing for sale any prohibited medicine, 500 (1st offence)
extract, essence, lotion, tincture or preparation 1,250 (2nd or
containing alcohol without being duly licensed ...... 30(5) subsequent offence)
4 After publication in the Royal Gazette, selling by
wholesale any such medicine, extract, essence, 500 (1st offence)
lotion, tincture or preparation containing alcohol to a 1,250 (2nd or
person not duly licensed to sell by retail ............... 30(6) subsequent offence)
5 Selling by retail or possessing for sale by retail any
medicine, extract, essence, lotion, tincture or
preparation containing more than 15% alcohol by 500 (1st offence)
volume in any bottle or container having a content 1,250 (2nd or
capacity greater than 16 ounces.......................... 30(7) subsequent offence)
6 Selling by retail more than one such bottle or container 500 (1st offence)
described in subsection 30(7) to any one person in 1,250 (2nd or
any calendar week.......................................... 30(8) subsequent offence)
7 Unauthorized selling or keeping liquor for sale to 5,000 (1st offence)
another person or giving liquor to any other person 10,000 (2nd or
for consideration............................................ 32 subsequent offence)
8 Having in possession or keeping within the province 500 (1st offence)
any liquor not purchased from a vendor ..................... 33(1) 1,250 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
9 Vendor selling in unauthorized place or at unauthorized 500 (1st offence)
time .................................................................. 35 1,250 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
10 Dealing in liquor by employee of Commission.............. 36 500 (1st offence)
1,250 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
11 Unlawfully taking or accepting liquor ............................. 37 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
12 Unlawfully consuming liquor in public place.................. 39(1) 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
13 Being intoxicated in public place..................................... 39(2) 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
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14 Consuming liquor in or about a motor vehicle................. 39(3) 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
15 Selling, giving, supplying liquor to a minor..................... 40(1) 500 (1st offence)
1,250 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
16 Minor illegally being in a licensed premises.................... 40(2) 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
17 Permitting minor to enter and remain on licensed 500 (1st offence)
premises...................................................... 40(3) 1,250 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
18 Minor failing to leave licensed premises on request........ 40(4) 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
19 Minor possessing or consuming liquor.............................40(5)(a),(b) 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
20 Minor entering any liquor store........................................ 43 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
21 Selling or giving liquor to person who is apparently 200 (1st offence)
intoxicated................................................................... 47 400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
22 Unlawfully possessing liquor........................................... 48(1) 200 (1st offence)
400 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
23 Knowingly possessing the proceeds of an offence under 5,000 (1st offence)
this Act or the regulations................................. 58(2) 10,000 (2nd or
subsequent offence
24 Delivering or transporting liquor to prohibited 5,000 (1st offence)
premises..................................................... 82.1(7)(a) 10,000 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
25 Delivering or transporting liquor on prohibited 5,000 (1st offence)
premises..................................................... 82.1(7)(b) 10,000 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
26 Storing or keeping liquor on prohibited premises......... 82.1(7)(c) 5,000 (1st offence)
10,000 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
27 Selling or purchasing liquor on prohibited premises...... 82.1(7)(d) 5,000 (1st offence)
10,000 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
28 Consuming liquor on prohibited premises.................. 82.1(7)(e) 5,000 (1st offence)
10,000 (2nd or
subsequent offence)
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PART 36
OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. O-3
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Operator of off-highway vehicle failing to stop when
signalled or requested by auxiliary peace officer or peace
officer................................................................... 1.1(5) $250
2 Operator of off-highway vehicle failing to produce for
inspection his or her permit and certificate of
registration ........................................................ 1.1(6) 50
3 Operating off-highway vehicle on Confederation Trail
without permit..................................................... 1.2(2) 225
4 Owner or operator of off-highway vehicle operating or
permitting any other person to operate off-highway
vehicle without holding certificate of registration............ 2(1)(a) 75
5 Owner or operator of off-highway vehicle possessing off-
highway vehicle outside owner's property without holding
certificate of registration......................................... 2(1)(b) 75
6 Owner of off-highway vehicle failing to provide name and
address of operator within 24 hours of request by
Registrar, auxiliary peace officer or peace officer............ 2(4) 250
7 Failing to produce certificate of registration on demand of
peace officer........................................................................ 3(1) 50
8 Failing to notify Registrar of change of name or address......... 3(3) 50
9 Failing to register transfer or assignment of off-highway
vehicle................................................................................. 7(2) 150
10 Dealer delivering registered off-highway vehicle where
certificate of registration not transferred on records of
registration to name of new owner.............................. 7(3) 250
11 Operating off-highway vehicle without license plate firmly
attached and properly displayed......................................... 8(1) 50
12 Operating snowmobile without license plate firmly attached
and properly displayed....................................................... 8(2) 50
13 Failing to attach license plate to vehicle kept by manufacturer
or dealer for sale.................................................................. 9(3)(a) 250
14 Failing to attach licence plate to vehicle in custody & control
of person engaged in the business of servicing vehicles...... 9(3)(b) 250
15 Using or operating vehicle to which licence plate is
inappropriately attached...................................................... 9(4) 50
16 Defacing or altering any certificate or licence plate issued
under this Act...................................................................... 11(a) 250
17 Using or permitting the use of any defaced or altered
certificate or license plate issued under this Act................. 11(b) 250
18 Using or permitting the use of any license plate or class
thereof other than for which it was issued........................... 11(c) 250
19 Operating off-highway vehicle on any portion of highway...... 12(1) 250
20 Failing to yield right-of-way..................................................... 13(1) 250
21 Failing to obey traffic control devices...................................... 13(2) 250
22 Failing to remain at or return to scene of accident................... 14(1)(a) 250
23 Failing to render assistance at scene of accident...................... 14(1)(b) 250
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24 Failing to provide written information at scene of accident
causing injury...................................................................... 14(1)(c) 250
25 Failing to notify injured party of collision with unattended
vehicle................................................................................. 14(2)(a) 250
26 Failing to leave written notice of name and address of
operator and registration number of off-highway vehicle in
a conspicuous place in or upon unattended vehicle.......... 14(2)(b) 250
27 Failing to locate and notify owner or person in change of
damaged property................................................................ 14(3) 250
28 Failing to report to peace officer an accident resulting in
death, injury or damage over $200...................................... 15(1) 250
29 Peace officer witnessing or investigating an accident failing to
complete a written report........................................ 16 250
30 Operating off-highway vehicle without due care and attention
or reasonable consideration................................................. 17(a),(b) 250
31 Making false statement in any application required under this
Act or the regulations.......................................................... 18 250
PART 37
OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE ACT
Regulations
(EC96/88)
Item Column I Column II Column
Number Offence Section III
Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Registered owner of off-highway vehicle failing to notify
Highway Safety Division of change of name or address.... 2(5) $50
2 New owner of off-highway vehicle failing to register vehicle
in new owner's name within 14 days of sale or transfer..... 4(1) 50
3 Operator and passenger of off-highway vehicle failing to
wear safety helmet approved by CSA.......................... 6 250
4 Operator of off-highway vehicle operating vehicle without
holding valid driver's license issued under the Highway
Traffic Act.......................................................... 8(2) 250
5 Operator of off-highway vehicle failing to obey traffic
signals................................................................................ 9(a) 250
6 Operator of off-highway vehicle failing to obey the order or
signals of a peace officer.................................................... 9(b) 250
7 Operator of off-highway vehicle failing to produce driver's
license when required to do so by a peace officer.............. 9(c) 50
8 Operator of off-highway vehicle crossing highway or
roadway with approaching traffic within 500 feet or where
visibility is not sufficient to render clearly discernible
persons and vehicles at a distance of 500 feet.................... 11 250
9 Owner or operator of snowmobile permitting it to be
operated by a person under 14 years of age and the person
is not directly supervised by an adult who holds a valid
driver's license.................................................................... 12(1) 250
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10 Owner or operator of off-highway vehicle, other than a
snowmobile, permitting it to be operated by a person
between 10 and 14 years of age and the person is not
directly supervised by an adult who holds a valid driver's
license................................................................................. 12(2)(a) 250
11 Owner or operator of off-highway vehicle, other than a
snowmobile, permitting it to be operated by a person less
than 10 years of age............................................................. 12(2)(b) 250
12 Registered owner of off-highway vehicle failing to disclose
name of operator on request of peace officer.................. 13 50
13 Operator or owner of off-highway vehicle failing to ensure
all lamps and equipment in good working order............. 14 50
14 Operator of off-highway vehicle while driving at night or in
fog, rain or snow failing to keep lamps and taillamps
illuminated.......................................................................... 15(1) 250
15 Operator of off-highway vehicle driving at excessive speed
or in manner which might endanger the safety of persons
or property.......................................................................... 16(a) 250
16 Operator of off-highway vehicle pursuing, harassing,
maiming or killing an animal or other wildlife.................... 16(b) 250
17 Operator of off-highway vehicle throwing or depositing on
any highway, roadway or trail any glass, bottle, tin or
other waste or refuse liable to injure a human or an animal
or damage a vehicle or spoil the environment..................... 16(c) 250
18 Operating or having care or control of an off-highway
vehicle while ability to operate is impaired by alcohol or a
drug..................................................................................... 17 250
19 Operator or passenger of off-highway vehicle being in
possession of a firearm not inserted in a closed
holster................................................................................. 18(a) 250
20 Operator or passenger of off-highway vehicle possessing or
transporting a loaded firearm.............................................. 18(b) 250
21 Operator or passenger of off-highway vehicle discharging a
firearm from an off-highway vehicle................................... 18(c) 250
22 Operator of off-highway vehicle operating vehicle on any
land without the express permission of the owner of land
or the tenant, licensee or permittee of the owner of
land...................................................................................... 19(2) 250
23 Driver of off-highway vehicle driving at a speed exceeding
8 kilometers per hour within 30 meters of a dwelling or
place where a person is taking shelter or where a person is
practising an outdoor sport................................................... 20 250
24 Person who parks off-highway vehicle failing to take
precautions to prevent another person who is not
authorized by the Act or regulations to operate the off-
highway vehicle.................................................................. 21 250
25 Operator or passenger of off-highway vehicle wearing scarf
or other clothing accessory in a manner that may be caught
by the off-highway vehicle or by trees or other
obstructions of a similar nature.......................................... 22 250
26 Driver of off-highway vehicle failing to make crossings to
the right and pass on the left............................................... 23(2)(a) 250
27 Driver of off-highway vehicle overtaking and passing
another off-highway vehicle on the right where the other
vehicle is not turning left.................................................... 23(2)(b) 250
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28 Driver of off-highway vehicle, in passing another off-
highway vehicle, pulling out in front of vehicle passed and
failing to ensure that passing can be done without risk to
the off-highway vehicle passed........................................... 23(2)(c) 250
29 Driver of off-highway vehicle on a trail with lanes in
opposite directions failing to refrain from entering left lane
from right before ascertaining may do so without
danger................................................................................. 23(2)(d) 250
30 Driver of off-highway vehicle failing to maintain safe
distance when following another off-highway vehicle on
trail...................................................................................... 23(2)(e) 250
31 Driver of off-highway vehicle failing to yield the right of
way of another off-highway vehicle claiming the right of
way..................................................................................... 23(2)(f) 250
32 Driver of off-highway vehicle driving in reverse without
ascertaining can be done without risk and without
impeding traffic.................................................................. 23(2)(g) 250
33 Driver of off-highway vehicle failing to make proper signals
when stopping, slowing down or turning............................ 23(2)(h) 250
34 Driver of off-highway vehicle, when approaching an
intersection and preparing to turn left, failing to yield the
right of way to an off-highway vehicle coming in opposite
direction which enters the intersection or is so near thereto
that is dangerous to turn in front of it................................. 23(2)(i) 250
35 Driver of off-highway vehicle, when arriving at fork in two
or more trails and at crossing of trails, failing to yield the
right of way to driver of off-highway vehicle approaching
on right on other trail except when a stop sign is placed on
such other trail and driver is required to stop and be bound
to yield the way.................................................................. 23(2)(j) 250
36 Driver of off-highway vehicle, when preparing to enter trail,
failing to yield the way to off-highway vehicle
approaching on trail............................................................ 23(2)(k) 250
37 Driver of off-highway vehicle, when turning right at an
intersection of trails, encroaching on left or centre of trail
when turning right onto trail.............................................. 23(2)(l) 250
38 Driver of off-highway vehicle parking so as to impede
access to any property or impede access near an
intersection of trails or in any other place where it
interferes with traffic on trails............................................ 23(2)(m) 250
39 Driver of off-highway vehicle, when parked on trail, failing
to leave sufficient space so as to be seen from both
directions............................................................................ 23(2)(n) 250
40 Driver of off-highway vehicle placing vehicle on trail while
being fueled........................................................................ 23(2)(o) 250
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PART 38
PESTICIDES CONTROL ACT
Regulations
(EC761/05)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Failing to keep records of each pesticide use or $1,000 (individual)
application......................................................... 9(1) 5,000 (corporation)
2 Failing to record a pesticide use or application within 72 1,000 (individual)
hours after a pesticide use or application..................... 9(2) 5,000 (corporation)
3 Failing to keep records for at least three years from the date 1,000 (individual)
of the use or application of the pesticide..................... 9(3)(a) 5,000 (corporation)
4 Failing to make records available to officials .................... 9(3)(b) 1,000 (individual)
5,000 (corporation)
5 Failing to provide annual sales data to the Minister, prior to
January 31, for all domestic and non-domestic pesticides 1,000 (individual)
sold to retail customers for the previous calendar year...... 12(1) 5,000 (corporation)
6 Failing to display a Non-Domestic Pesticide Business 1,000 (individual)
Licence............................................................. 13(1.1) 5,000 (corporation)
7 Failing to display a Domestic Pesticide Business 1,000 (individual)
Licence............................................................ 13.1(5) 5,000 (corporation)
8 Failing to prepare a written record of a sale of a non- 1,000 (individual)
domestic pesticide within 24 hours of the sale.............. 17(1) 5,000 (corporation)
9 Failing to prepare a written record of a sale of a Schedule 1 1,000 (individual)
pesticide within 24 hours of the sale......................... 17(2) 5,000 (corporation)
10 Employee no longer authorized to use Pesticide Purchase
Permit failing to return Permit immediately to operator
of agricultural operation or to holder of Pesticide 1,000 (individual)
Application Business Licence ................................ 18(3) 5,000 (corporation)
11 Failing to provide a copy of a Pesticide Application Permit 1,000 (individual)
upon request of an environment officer..................... 19(4) 5,000 (corporation)
12 Failing to keep or store a pesticide separate from foodstuff,
feed or any other material intended for consumption by 1,000 (individual)
humans or animals............................................... 20(1) 5,000 (corporation)
13 Failing to store a pesticide in the required storage facility..... 20(2) 1,000 (individual)
5,000 (corporation)
14 Holder of Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business License
failing to ensure that the display of controlled purchase
domestic pesticides is not accessible to any person other 20.1 1,000 (individual)
than the licensee or the licensee's employees............... (1)(a) 5,000 (corporation)
15 Holder of Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business License
failing to ensure that the display of controlled purchase
domestic pesticides is more than one metre away from 20.1 1,000 (individual)
any commodities................................................. (1)(b) 5,000 (corporation)
16 Holder of Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business License
failing to store a controlled purchase domestic pesticide 1,000 (individual)
in required manner.............................................. 20.1(2) 5,000 (corporation)
17 Failing to display or store a self-select domestic pesticide in 1,000 (individual)
the approved manner............................................ 20.2 5,000 (corporation)
18 Failing to carry a Pesticide Application Permit when
handling, loading, transporting, mixing or applying a 1,000 (individual)
Schedule 1 pesticide ............................................. 21(1) 5,000 (corporation)
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19 Revoked by EC380/08............................................... 1,000 (individual)
21(2) 5,000 (corporation)
20 Failing to apply, store, handle, mix, load, or transport a
pesticide in the manner specified on the label of the 1,000 (individual)
package of the pesticide.......................................... 22 5,000 (corporation)
21 Failing to comply with all terms and conditions placed on a 1,000 (individual)
licence, certificate or permit..................................... 22.1 5,000 (corporation)
22 Failing to dispose of a pesticide, a mixture containing a
pesticide, a material treated with a pesticide or a container
that held a pesticide other than in the manner and using the 23(a),
method recommended by the manufacturer or (b),(c), 1,000 (individual)
Minister............................................................ (d) 5,000 (corporation)
23 Failing to provide proper prior notice, in writing or by phone, 1,000 (individual)
of a non-domestic pesticide application ...................... 24(1) 5,000 (corporation)
24 Failing to include required information in the notice regarding 1,000 (individual)
the application of a non-domestic pesticide .................. 24(2) 5,000 (corporation)
25 Failing to post prior proper notice of a non-domestic pesticide 1,000 (individual)
application ........................................................ 25(1) 5,000 (corporation)
26 Failing to include required information in the posted notice 1,000 (individual)
regarding the application of a non-domestic pesticide ...... 25(2) 5,000 (corporation)
27 Failing to ensure that signs are posted at all entrances and
exits to a structure within which or to which a pesticide is 1,000 (individual)
applied ............................................................. 25(3) 5,000 (corporation)
28 Failing to maintain clearly visible posted signs for the 1,000 (individual)
required time period following a pesticide application ...... 25(4) 5,000 (corporation)
29 Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence holder 1,000 (individual)
failing to store pesticides in Phase III storage facility ...... 26 5,000 (corporation)
30 Failing to transport a pesticide in or on a vehicle together with
commodities in a manner not sufficient to prevent 1,000 (individual)
contamination .................................................... 27(1) 5,000 (corporation)
31 Failing to transport a concentrated non-domestic pesticide in
or on a vehicle in the original manufacturer's sealed
container in a manner that will ensure the pesticide will 1,000 (individual)
not spill ............................................................ 27(2)(a) 5,000 (corporation)
32 Failing to transport a concentrated non-domestic pesticide in
or on a vehicle in an enclosed leak proof container or 1,000 (individual)
properly secured to the transportation equipment............ 27(2)(b) 5,000 (corporation)
33 Failing to ensure pesticide application equipment is locked 1,000 (individual)
while unattended ................................................. 27(4) 5,000 (corporation)
34 Failing to label a container containing seed treated with a 1,000 (individual)
pesticide while transporting or selling the seed .............. 27(5) 5,000 (corporation)
35 Operating ground agricultural equipment for a fee without
holding a Class A Pesticide Application Business 1,000 (individual)
Licence............................................................. 28(1)(a) 5,000 (corporation)
36 Offering a service involving the application of a pesticide for
the control of mosquitoes or biting flies without holding a 1,000 (individual)
Class B Pesticide Application Business Licence ............ 28(1)(b) 5,000 (corporation)
37 Offering a service involving the application of a non-fumigant
pesticide to stored feed or to dwellings or structures
without holding a Class C-1 Pesticide Application 1,000 (individual)
Business Licence ................................................. 28(1)(c) 5,000 (corporation)
38 Offering a service involving the application of a fumigant
pesticide to stored feed or to dwellings or structures
without holding a class C-2 Pesticide Application 1,000 (individual)
Business Licence ................................................. 28(1)(d) 5,000 (corporation)
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39 Offering a service involving the application of a seed or seed-
piece treatment pesticide without holding a Class D 1,000 (individual)
Pesticide Application Business Licence ...................... 28(1)(e) 5,000 (corporation)
40 Offering a service involving the application of a pesticide to
ornamental vegetation, golf course turf and other non-crop
areas without holding a Class E Pesticide Application 1,000 (individual)
Business Licence ................................................. 28(1)(f) 5,000 (corporation)
41 Offering a pesticide application service for forestry herbicide
application without holding a Class F-1 Pesticide 1,000 (individual)
Application Business Licence .................................. 28(1)(g) 5,000 (corporation)
42 Offering a service involving the application of a pesticide for
the production of tree seedlings for reforestation purposes
without holding a Class F-2 Pesticide Application 1,000 (individual)
Business Licence ................................................ 28(1)(h) 5,000 (corporation)
43 Offering a service involving the application of a pesticide in a
greenhouse without holding a Class G Pesticide
Application Business Licence or a Class F-2 Pesticide 1,000 (individual)
Application Business Licence ................................. 28(1)(i) 5,000 (corporation)
44 Offering a service involving the application of a soil fumigant
pesticide without holding a Class H Pesticide Application 1,000 (individual)
Business Licence ................................................. 28(1)(j) 5,000 (corporation)
45 Offering a service involving the application of a herbicide
using a wiper, brush or roller, or by making a spot
treatment without holding a Class I Pesticide Application 1,000 (individual)
Business Licence.................................................. 28(1)(k) 5,000 (corporation)
46 Offering a pesticide application service without holding a 1,000 (individual)
Class J Pesticide Application Business Licence.............. 28(1)(l) 5,000 (corporation)
47 Applying a non-domestic pesticide to control pests on
agricultural land or on agricultural crop or product that is
not located in a greenhouse without holding a Class A
Pesticide Applicator Certificate or without being a 1,000 (individual)
certified assistant................................................. 28(2)(a) 5,000 (corporation)
48 Applying a non-domestic pesticide to control mosquitoes or
biting flies without holding a Class B Pesticide Applicator 1,000 (individual)
Certificate ........................................................ 28(2)(b) 5,000 (corporation)
49 Applying a non-domestic, non-fumigant pesticide to stored
feed, dwellings or other structures without holding a Class 1,000 (individual)
C-1 Pesticide Applicator Certificate ........................... 28(2)(c) 5,000 (corporation)
50 Applying a fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or
other structures without holding a Class C-2 Pesticide 1,000 (individual)
Applicator Certificate ............................................ 28(2)(d) 5,000 (corporation)
51 Applying a non-domestic pesticide as a seed or seed-piece
treatment without holding a Class D Pesticide Applicator 1,000 (individual)
Certificate ......................................................... 28(2)(e) 5,000 (corporation)
52 Applying a non-domestic pesticide to ornamental vegetation,
golf course turf and other non-crop areas without holding 1,000 (individual)
a Class E Pesticide Applicator Certificate .................. 28(2)(f) 5,000 (corporation)
53 Applying a non-domestic forestry herbicide without holding a 1,000 (individual)
Class F-1 Pesticide Applicator Certificate .................... 28(2)(g) 5,000 (corporation)
54 Applying a non-domestic pesticide for the production of tree
seedlings for reforestation purposes without holding a 1,000 (individual)
Class F-2 Pesticide Applicator Certificate..................... 28(2)(h) 5,000 (corporation)
55 Applying a non-domestic pesticide in a greenhouse without 1,000 (individual)
holding a Class G Pesticide Applicator Certificate .......... 28(2)(i) 5,000 (corporation)
56 Applying a soil fumigant pesticide without holding a Class H 1,000 (individual)
Pesticide Applicator Certificate ................................ 28(2)(j) 5,000 (corporation)
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57 Applying a herbicide using a wiper, brush, or roller or by
making a spot treatment without holding a Class I 1,000 (individual)
Pesticide Applicator Certificate................................. 28(2)(k) 5,000 (corporation)
58 Applying a non-domestic pesticide without holding a Class J 1,000 (individual)
Pesticide Applicator Certificate................................. 28(2)(l) 5,000 (corporation)
59 Operating a business involving the sale or supply of a
controlled purchase domestic pesticide without holding a
Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence or a Non- 1,000 (individual)
Domestic Pesticide Business Licence.......................... 28.1 5,000 (corporation)
60 Revoked by EC380/08............................................... 1,000 (individual)
29(1) 5,000 (corporation)
61 Mixing a non-domestic pesticide without holding a
Loader/mixer Certificate or a Pesticide Applicator 1,000 (individual)
Certificate........................................................... 29 5,000 (corporation)
62 Operating a business involving the sale or supply of a non-
domestic pesticide without holding a Non-domestic 1,000 (individual)
Pesticide Vendor Business Licence ............................ 30 5,000 (corporation)
63 Selling or offering to sell a controlled purchase domestic
pesticide to another person without holding a Domestic
Pesticide Vendor Certificate or a Non-domestic Pesticide 1,000 (individual)
Vendor Certificate................................................ 30.1(a) 5,000 (corporation)
64 Providing pesticide related information or recommendations
regarding controlled purchase domestic pesticides to
another person without holding a Domestic Pesticide
Vendor Certificate or a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor 1,000 (individual)
Certificate.......................................................... 30.1(b) 5,000 (corporation)
65 Selling a non-domestic or a Schedule 1 pesticide to a person
without holding a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor 1,000 (individual)
Certificate ......................................................... 31(1) 5,000 (corporation)
66 Providing pesticide related information or recommendations
to another person without holding a Non-domestic 1,000 (individual)
Pesticide Vendor Certificate .................................... 31(2) 5,000 (corporation)
67 Selling or offering to sell a non-domestic pesticide to a
purchaser who does not hold an appropriate certificate, 1,000 (individual)
permit or licence .................................................. 32(1) 5,000 (corporation)
68 Purchasing a non-domestic pesticide without holding an 1,000 (individual)
appropriate certificate or permit ................................ 32(2) 5,000 (corporation)
69 Purchasing a Schedule 1 pesticide without holding an 1,000 (individual)
appropriate certificate and permit .............................. 32(3) 5,000 (corporation)
70 Selling or offering to sell a Schedule 1 pesticide to a
purchaser who does not hold an appropriate certificate, 1,000 (individual)
permit and licence ................................................ 32(4) 5,000 (corporation)
71 Improperly using a Pesticide Purchase Permit ................... 33 1,000 (individual)
5,000 (corporation)
72 Giving, transferring, selling, lending or assigning a Pesticide 1,000 (individual)
Purchase Permit without authorization ........................ 34 5,000 (corporation)
73 Applying a pesticide to any open body of water; to control
mosquitoes or biting flies; or within a buffer zone without 35(a), 1,000 (individual)
holding a Pesticide Application Permit ....................... (b),(c) 5,000 (corporation)
74 Applying a Schedule 1 pesticide without holding a Pesticide 1,000 (individual)
Application Permit ............................................... 35(d) 5,000 (corporation)
75 Applying a prohibited pesticide .................................... 36 1,000 (individual)
5,000 (corporation)
76 Applying a pesticide or pesticide mixture using an aircraft.... 37 1,000 (individual)
5,000 (corporation)
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77 Filling, discharging, washing or flushing out any sprayer or
other application equipment within 25 meters of an open 1,000 (individual)
body of water...................................................... 38(1)(a) 5,000 (corporation)
78 Discharging, washing or flushing out any sprayer or other
equipment used to apply pesticides within 25 meters of a 1,000 (individual)
water well................................. ......................... 38(1)(b) 5,000 (corporation)
79 Bringing or abandoning a container in which a pesticide has 1,000 (individual)
been stored within 25 meters of an open body of water .... 38(3) 5,000 (corporation)
80 Applying a pesticide in a dry formulation or a liquid
formulation under pressure when wind speed at the point 1,000 (individual)
of application exceeds 20 km/h ................................. 39(1) 5,000 (corporation)
81 Discharging a pesticide, pesticide mixture or solution from
equipment in a manner not permitted by the 1,000 (individual)
manufacturer's label ............................................. 40 5,000 (corporation)
PART 39
PLANT HEALTH ACT
Potatoes Regulations
(EC138/95)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Disposing of potatoes in an unsafe manner...................... 5 $1,000
2 Storing potatoes unlawfully, etc., permitting volunteer
growth................................................................ 5.1 1,000
3 Failing to register potato plantings................................. 6.1(1) 1,000
4 Failing to produce proof of disinfection ........................ 7.1(4) 200
PART 40
ROADS ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. R-15 1st/Sub.
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Refusing to attend or produce under summons........................ 12(2) ($50/$200)
2 Cutting down or removal of poles............................................ 17 50/200
3 Failing to obtain approval of the Minister for development
within a highway development area.................................... 17.4(1),(2) 50/200
4 Contravening restrictions respecting controlled access
highway............................................................................... 28(a) 50/200
5 Contravening restrictions respecting selling within 150 ft. of a
controlled access highway.................................................. 28(b) 50/200
6 Obstructing public highway...................................................... 37(1) 50/200
7 Placing rubbish, etc., on or near highway or causing
obstruction, nuisance or injury............................................. 37(3) 50/200
8 Obstructing water course.......................................................... 39(1) 50/200
9 Owner or occupier failing to keep drains open......................... 39(2) 50/200
10 Constructing bridge without approval...................................... 39(3) 50/200
11 Causing damage to bridge......................................................... 40 50/200
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12 Failing to comply with requirements for written permit &
failing to abide by restrictions on building near highway.... 41(1) 50/200
13 Failing to comply with requirements for written permit &
failing to abide by restrictions with respect to erecting any
building, structure, sign or billboard near intersection......... 41(2) 50/200
14 Failing to comply with requirements for written permit &
failing to abide by restrictions with respect to erecting any
building, structure, sign or billboard near bend.................... 41(4) 50/200
15 Placing, stationing or operating blinding lights near highway.. 43(1) 50/200
16 Removing or placing any substance on public road or right-
of-way................................................................................. 44(1) 50/200
17 Piling snow or ice on public road impeding traffic or road
maintenance or creating safety hazard................................ 44(2) 50/200
18 Parking or leaving vehicle on public right-of-way................... 45 50/200
19 Moving excess load or building without permit....................... 46(1) 50/200
20 Failing to obtain permit for overweight vehicle....................... 46(2.1) 50/200
21 Disobeying sign or signal of peace officer to stop vehicle....... 49(5)(a) 1,000/2,000
22 Disobeying peace officer's order to drive to approved
weighing device.................................................................. 49(5)(b) 1,000/2,000
23 Refusing to have vehicle weighed............................................ 49(5)(c) 1,000/2,000
24 Failing to remove portion of load as ordered............................ 49(5)(d) 1,000/2,000
25 Failing to produce driver's license, registration....................... 50(1) 100
26 Operating a motor vehicle in contravention of the Vehicle
Weights Regulations........................................................... See Notes Below:
Note 1: [s.9(1)] Vehicle Weights Regulations
For first offence $50 plus
(a) $1 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the first 500 kg. of excess weight or load.
(b) $2 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 500 kg.
(c) $2 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 2000 kg.
For any subsequent offence $200 plus
(a) $1 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the first 500 kg. of excess weight or load.
(b) $2 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 500 kg.
(c) $2 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 2000 kg.
Note 2: [s.9(2)] Vehicle Weights Regulations
During spring weight restrictions for a first offence $50 plus
(a) $3 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the first 500 kg. of excess weight or load.
(b) $6 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 500 kg.
(c) $6 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 2000 kg.
For any subsequent offence $200 plus
(a) $3 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the first 500 kg. of excess weight or load.
(b) $6 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 500 kg.
(c) $6 for each 50 kg. or fraction thereof on the excess weight or load over 2000 kg.
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PART 41
STRAY LIVESTOCK ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. S-8.1
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Owner permitting livestock to be at large................................ 4(1) $100
2 Obstructing a peace officer or drover carrying out his or her
duties under the Act............................................... 5(6) 100
PART 42
TOBACCO SALES AND ACCESS ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. T-3.1
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Selling or supplying tobacco to a minor.................................. 4(1) $250
2 Purchasing or attempting to purchase tobacco for a minor...... 4(2) 250
3 Selling tobacco in a designated place.................................. 4.1(1) 250
4 Possessing a vending machine.............................................. 5 250
5 Displaying tobacco improperly................................... 5.1(1) 250
6 Advertising or promoting the sale or use of tobacco............. 5.2(1) 250
7 Causing advertisement or promotional material to be visible
from outside of place or premises............................... 5.2(2) 250
8 Failing to display any sign as required.............................. 6 125
9 Retail vendor failing to post notice of prohibition............... 6.1 125
10 Obstructing or attempting to obstruct or failing to cooperate
with an inspector.................................................. 7.1 250
PART 43
TOURISM INDUSTRY ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. T-3.3
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Obstructing or assaulting a tourism standards officer ............ 1.4(4) $1,000 (1st
offence)
2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
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2 Obstructing, impeding or assaulting a tourism compliance 1,000 (1st
officer or person assisting a tourism compliance offence)
officer............................................................... 1.5(8) 2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
3 Aiding or assisting a person who is obstructing, impeding or 1,000 (1st
assaulting a tourism compliance officer........................ 1.5(8) offence)
2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
4 Tourism operator conducting, operating, maintaining or 1,000 (1st
managing a tourist establishment without a license issued offence)
by the Minister that is in full force and effect ................ 2(1) 2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
5 Tourism operator failing to apply to Minister for a tourist 1,000 (1st
establishment license on an annual basis...................... 2(2) offence)
2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
6 Tourism operator failing to maintain a register for the 1,000 (1st
tourism establishment........................................... 6(1) offence)
2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
7 Tourism operator failing to ensure that every person who 1,000 (1st
rents a rental unit or site at the tourism establishment offence)
enters required information in the register.................... 6(1) 2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
8 Tourism operator failing to ensure that an occupancy return 1,000 (1st
for the tourism establishment is prepared and submitted to offence)
Department on a monthly basis................................. 6(2) 2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
9 Tourism operator failing to ensure that the tourism 1,000 (1st
establishment license is paid in full by September 1st of offence)
each year previous to upcoming operating season........... 6(2.1) 2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
10 Tourism operator or manager of tourism establishment 1,000 (1st
entering or permitting to be entered a false statement in the offence)
register or on the occupancy return of the tourism 2,000 (2nd
establishment..................................................... 6(3) or
subsequent
offence)
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11 Person misrepresenting himself or herself when registering in 1,000 (1st
a tourism establishment.......................................... 6(4)(a) offence)
2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
12 Person making a false statement as to the person's place of 1,000 (1st
residence when registering in a tourism establishment...... 6(4)(b) offence)
2,000 (2nd
or
subsequent
offence)
PART 44
TRAILS ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. T-4.1
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Obstructing, impeding or assaulting a trails officer or person
assisting a trails officer or aiding or assisting any person
obstructing, impeding or assaulting a trails officer during
the lawful execution of trails officer's duties...................... 5.1(8) $200
2 Failing to observe order prohibiting entry to or presence on
trail..................................................................................... 12(2) 200
3 Being impaired by alcohol or drugs while on trail.................. 13(1)(a) 200
4 Acting in noisy or disorderly manner while on trail................ 13(1)(b) 200
5 Creating disturbance while on trail......................................... 13(1)(c) 200
6 Pursuing course of conduct detrimental to safety of others or
affecting the enjoyment of trail by others........................... 13(1)(d) 200
7 Wilfully destroying trail property or natural resources on or
adjacent to trail................................................................... 13(1)(e) 200
8 Dumping or depositing garbage or other material on or from
trail..................................................................................... 13(1)(f) 200
9 Engaging in activity prohibited by notice or by regulation...... 13(1)(g) 200
10 Travelling on closed trail or portion of closed trail................. 13(2) 200
11 Removing or defacing sign posted under the Act..................... 13(3) 200
PART 45
TRAILS ACT
General Regulations
(EC760/03)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Cutting, destroying or removing trees, hedgerows, shrubs or
other vegetation within right-of-way of trail..................... 2(1)(a) $200
2 Planting or introducing plants on trail..................................... 2(1)(b) 200
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3 Adding or removing topsoil, sand, gravel or any other organic
or inorganic material within right-of-way of trail............... 2(1)(c) 200
4 Constructing or erecting buildings, signs, fences, walls, dams,
drainage systems or other structures within right-of-way of
trail........................................................................ 2(1)(d) 200
5 Removing, damaging or defacing gates, benches, shelters or
other structures along trail or at entrances or exits to trail... 2(1)(e) 200
6 Removing or damaging trail surface, trail bed, bridges or
other surface or sub-surface features or structures of trail.. 2(1)(f) 200
7 Displaying advertisement, carrying on business or offering
for sale any article or service within right-of-way of trail... 2(1)(g) 200
8 Hunting or placing traps or snares within right-of-way of trail 2(1)(h) 200
9 Transporting unencased firearm loaded or unloaded not
otherwise authorized by law within right-of-way of trail.... 2(1)(i) 200
10 Polluting or obstructing any stream or body of water within
right-of-way of trail.................................................. 2(1)(j) 200
11 Starting, maintaining or renewing fire other than in grills or
containers provided or contrary to provincial fire laws
within right-of-way of trail....................................... 2(1)(k) 200
12 Allowing dog or other animal to run at large within right-of-
way of trail............................................................... 2(1)(l) 100
13 Operating conveyance drawn by animal without permit within
right-of-way of trail....................................... 2(1)(m) 200
14 Failing to wear bicycle safety helmet while riding bicycle on
trail........................................................................ 2(2)(a) 50
15 Failing to have bicycle safety helmet chin strap securely
fastened while riding bicycle on trail................................ 2(2)(b) 50
16 Parent or guardian permitting person under 16 years of age to
ride or operate bicycle on trail without wearing bicycle
safety helmet ..................................................................... 2(3)(a) 50
17 Parent or guardian permitting person under 16 years of age to
ride or operate bicycle on trail without having bicycle
safety helmet chin strap securely fastened.......................... 2(3)(b) 50
18 Operating motorized vehicle, motorized wheelchair or power-
assisted bicycle on trail in contravention of regulations..... 3 225
PART 46
TRESPASS TO PROPERTY ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. T-6
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Entering premises under cultivation......................................... 2(1)(a) $100
2 Entering tree plantation or management area........................... 2(1)(b) 100
3 Entering enclosed premises...................................................... 2(1)(c) 100
4 Dumping.................................................................................. 2(1)(d) 100
5 Entering premises where entry prohibited................................ 2(1)(e) 100
6 Engaging in prohibited activity................................................ 2(1)(f) 100
7 Removing sign or notice......................................................... 2(5) 100
8 Unauthorized posting of sign or notice.................................... 2(6) 100
9 Remaining on premises after direction to leave........................ 3 100
10 Disturbing occupier, unreasonable operation of motor
vehicle................................................................................. 6(a) 100
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11 Disturbing occupier, disorderly behaviour............................... 6(b) 100
12 Failing to identify operator of motor vehicle............................ 7(3) 100
13 Failing to comply with court order prohibiting entry............... 9(1) 200
PART 47
UNSIGHTLY PROPERTY ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. U-5
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Preventing or obstructing entry or attempts thereto of
inspector............................................................ 14(2) $100
2 Failing to comply with order issued under this Act................... 17 200
3 Keeping a derelict vehicle viewable from highway.................. 18(1) 200
PART 48
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT
R.S.P.E.I. 1988, W-4.1
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for
out of court
settlement
1 Hunting, angling, trapping without a proper license................ 12(1) $200
plus relevant
license fee
2 Furnishing false information.................................................... 15(a) 200
3 Refusing to produce license on request.................................... 15(b) 200
4 Selling, transferring or assigning license.................................. 15(c) 200
5 Misusing license...................................................................... 15(d) 200
6 Taking, hunting or killing game or wildlife out of season or in
excess of bag limits............................................................ 19(1)(a) 200
7 Feeding protected game to other animals................................. 19(1)(b) 200
8 Hunting under influence or in possession of an intoxicant....... 19(1)(c) 200
9 Illegally wasting game.............................................................. 19(1)(d) 200
10 Hunting on Sunday................................................................... 19(1)(e) 200
11 Discharging firearm within 200 meters of dwelling, school,
livestock or 300 meters of where migratory birds are kept.. 19(1)(f) 200
12 Illegally possessing loaded firearm on unanchored boat or
floating blind....................................................................... 19(1)(g) 200
13 Possessing an uncased firearm in the fields one hour after
sunset or one hour before sunrise........................................ 19(1)(h) 200
14 Discharging or possessing loaded firearm in or on vehicle...... 19(1)(i) 200
15 Destroying, removing, mutilating or disfiguring signs............. 19(1)(j) 200
16 Obstructing or assaulting a conservation officer...................... 19(1)(k) 200
17 Taking eggs or young of fish, bird or fur-bearing animal
without a permit.................................................................. 19(1)(l) 200
18 Illegally selling wildlife............................................................ 19(1)(m) 200
19 Failing to obey conservation officer......................................... 27(1) 200
20 Failing to stop vehicle, vessel or conveyance........................... 27(2) 200
21 Hunting, fishing, trapping while license suspended................. 31(3) 300
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PART 49
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT
Ground Hemlock Regulations
(EC194/06)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Harvesting ground hemlock on land owned by another
person without holding a valid ground hemlock
harvesting license and without possessing written $200 (individual)
permission from owner of land.................................. 6(1) 2,000 (corporation)
2 Harvesting ground hemlock on a date during the year other 200 (individual)
than between August 15 and April 30, inclusive............ 6(2)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
3 Harvesting more than three years of most recent growth 200 (individual)
from any one branch or stem of ground hemlock........... 6(2)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
4 Transporting ground hemlock in any bucket, bag or other
container that is not clearly marked with the name of the
licensed ground hemlock harvester who harvested the
ground hemlock, the ground hemlock harvester's
permanent ground hemlock harvester identification
number, the date of harvest, the property identification
number of the harvest site, and the precise position or 200 (individual)
location in latitude and longitude of the harvest site........ 7(1)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
5 Transporting ground hemlock where the person transporting
the ground hemlock is not a licensed ground hemlock
harvester, a licensed ground hemlock buyer, an agent of
the licensed ground hemlock harvester who harvested
the ground hemlock or an agent of the person who holds 200 (individual)
a valid ground hemlock buying license...................... 7(1)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
6 Possessing five kilograms (5kg) or more of harvested
ground hemlock without holding a valid ground hemlock 200 (individual)
harvesting license...................................... 8(1)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
7 Possessing five kilograms (5kg) or more of harvested
ground hemlock without holding a valid ground hemlock 200 (individual)
buying license..................................................... 8(1)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
8 Possessing five kilograms (5kg) or more of harvested
ground hemlock without being named on a valid buying
license as an agent operating one or more buying stations 200 (individual)
on behalf of a licensed buyer................................... 8(1)(c) 2,000 (corporation)
9 Possessing five kilograms (5kg) or more of harvested
ground hemlock and transporting the ground hemlock
without being an agent of a licensed ground hemlock 200 (individual)
harvester or a licensed ground hemlock buyer.............. 8(1)(d) 2,000 (corporation)
10 Possessing ground hemlock branches or stems that are more 200 (individual)
than three years of most recent growth....................... 8(2) 2,000 (corporation)
11 Buying, acquiring or dealing in ground hemlock without 200 (individual)
holding a valid ground hemlock buying license............ 9(1)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
12 Buying, acquiring or dealing in ground hemlock without
being named on a valid ground hemlock buying license
as an agent operating one or more buying stations on 200 (individual)
behalf of a licensed buyer...................................... 9(1)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
13 Buying or acquiring ground hemlock from any other person
except from a person who holds a valid ground hemlock 200 (individual)
harvesting license............................................... 10(1)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
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14 Buying or acquiring ground hemlock from any other person
except from a person who holds a valid ground hemlock 200 (individual)
buying license.................................................... 10(1)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
15 Buying or acquiring ground hemlock from any other person
except from a person who is named on a valid buying
license as a person operating one or more buying stations 200 (individual)
on behalf of a licensed buyer.................................. 10(1)(c) 2,000 (corporation)
16 Buying or acquiring ground hemlock from any other person
except from a person who is the owner of the land from
which the ground hemlock is harvested if the owner
presents to the licensed buyer a property tax bill within
the past 12 months and photographic identification of the 200 (individual)
landowner.......................................................... 10(1)(d) 2,000 (corporation)
17 Selling ground hemlock to another person where the other
person buying the ground hemlock does not hold a valid 200 (individual)
ground hemlock buying license............................... 10(2)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
18 Selling ground hemlock to another person where the other
person buying the ground hemlock is not named on a
valid ground hemlock buying license as an agent
operating one or more buying stations on behalf of a 200 (individual)
licensed buyer.................................................... 10(2)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
19 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer 11(2) 200 (individual)
failing to keep a record of the licensed buyer's name...... (a)(i) 2,000 (corporation)
20 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the licensed buyer's
permanent ground hemlock buyer identification 11(2) 200 (individual)
number............................................................ (a)(ii) 2,000 (corporation)
21 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the ground hemlock
harvester's name and where the ground hemlock
harvester is the landowner, the landowner's name and 11(2) 200 (individual)
address............................................................ (a)(iii) 2,000 (corporation)
22 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the ground hemlock
harvester's permanent ground hemlock harvester
identification number, or where the ground hemlock
harvester is the landowner, the property number from a 11(2) 200 (individual)
property tax bill issued within the past 12 months......... (a)(iv) 2,000 (corporation)
23 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer 11(2) 200 (individual)
failing to keep a record of the date of harvest............... (a)(v) 2,000 (corporation)
24 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the date of acquisition by the 11(2) 200 (individual)
ground hemlock buyer.......................................... (a)(vi) 2,000 (corporation)
25 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the property identification 11(2) 200 (individual)
number of the harvest site...................................... (a)(vii) 2,000 (corporation)
26 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the precise position or location 11(2) 200 (individual)
in latitude and longitude of the harvest site.................. (a)(viii) 2,000 (corporation)
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27 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the weight acquired, with 11(2) 200 (individual)
green or dry weight specified................................. (a)(ix) 2,000 (corporation)
28 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to keep a record of the price paid per unit 11(2) 200 (individual)
weight............................................................ (a)(x) 2,000 (corporation)
29 Licensed ground hemlock buyer or agent operating one or
more buying stations on behalf of a licensed buyer
failing to provide a duplicate copy of the record to the
ground hemlock harvester or where the ground hemlock 200 (individual)
harvester is the landowner, to the landowner................ 11(2)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
30 Licensed ground hemlock buyer and licensed ground
hemlock harvester failing to retain copies of required 200 (individual)
records for at least seven years................................. 11(3)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
31 Licensed ground hemlock buyer and licensed ground
hemlock harvester failing to make records available for 200 (individual)
inspection ........................................................ 11(3)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
32 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to
the Minister stating the property identification number of 200 (individual)
each harvest site................................................. 12(1)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
33 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to 200 (individual)
the Minister stating the date of harvest....................... 12(1)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
34 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to 200 (individual)
the Minister stating the area of each property............... 12(1)(c) 2,000 (corporation)
35 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to
the Minister stating the estimated area of ground 200 (individual)
hemlock harvested on each property.......................... 12(1)(d) 2,000 (corporation)
36 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to
the Minister stating the precise position or location in 200 (individual)
latitude and longitude of each harvest site.................. 12(1)(e) 2,000 (corporation)
37 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to
the Minister stating the weight of ground hemlock 200 (individual)
acquired from each property................................... 12(1)(f) 2,000 (corporation)
38 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to
the Minister stating the permanent ground hemlock
harvester identification number of each licensed 200 (individual)
harvester......................................................... 12(1)(g) 2,000 (corporation)
39 Licensed ground hemlock buyer failing to make a report to
the Minister stating no ground hemlock was bought or 200 (individual)
acquired during preceding six months....................... 12(2) 2,000 (corporation)
40 Licensed ground hemlock buyer and licensed ground
hemlock harvester making a false statement or report or 200 (individual)
refusing to produce records for inspection................... 12(3) 2,000 (corporation)
41 Importing ground hemlock to province without holding a 200 (individual)
valid ground hemlock buying license......................... 13(a) 2,000 (corporation)
42 Importing ground hemlock to province without being named
on a valid ground hemlock buying license as a person
operating one or more buying stations on behalf of a 200 (individual)
licensed buyer.................................................... 13(b) 2,000 (corporation)
43 Exporting ground hemlock from province without holding a 200 (individual)
valid ground hemlock buying license......................... 14(a) 2,000 (corporation)
44 Exporting ground hemlock from province without being
named on a valid ground hemlock buying license as a
person operating one or more buying stations on behalf 200 (individual)
of a licensed buyer.............................................. 14(b) 2,000 (corporation)
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PART 50
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACT
Hunting Guide Regulations
(EC512/05)
Item Column I Column II Column III
Number Offence Section Penalty for out of
court settlement
1 Registered guide failing to be in possession of registered $200 (individual)
hunting guide license while acting as a guide................. 4(4) 2,000 (corporation)
2 Licensed resident hunter hunting with or acting as a guide for
more than two non-resident hunters at the same
time......................................................................... 7(1) 200 (individual)
3 Registered guide acting as a guide for more than four non-
resident hunters at the same time................................. 7(2) 200 (individual)
4 Registered guide hunting while acting as a guide................ 7(3) 200 (individual)
5 Registered outfitter failing to ensure that a registered guide
employed by the registered outfitter does not act as a guide
for more than four non-resident hunters at the same 200 (individual)
time................................................................. 7(5) 2,000 (corporation)
6 Registered guide failing to collect and submit to the Minister
information returns and biological parts of wildlife from
non-resident hunter............................................... 8(1) 200 (individual)
7 Non-resident hunter hunting, taking or killing wildlife or
attempting to hunt, take or kill wildlife without being in
the company of a licensed resident hunter or registered
guide................................................................ 8(2) 200 (individual)
8 Person contravening terms or conditions in person's
registered hunting guide license or registered hunting 200 (individual)
outfitter license.................................................... 9(1) 2,000 (corporation)
9 Person acting as a guide for profit without holding a valid 200 (individual)
hunting license..................................................... 10(1)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
10 Person acting as a guide for profit without holding a valid 200 (individual)
registered hunting guide license................................ 10(1)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
11 Person holding himself or herself out as a guide without 200 (individual)
holding a valid hunting license................................. 10(2)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
12 Person holding himself or herself out as a guide without 200 (individual)
holding a valid registered hunting guide license.............. 10(2)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
13 Person acting as an outfitter for profit without holding a valid 200 (individual)
hunting license................................................... 11(1)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
14 Person acting as an outfitter for profit without holding a valid 200 (individual)
registered hunting outfitter license.............................. 11(1)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
15 Person holding himself or herself out as an outfitter without 200 (individual)
holding a valid hunting license................................. 11(2)(a) 2,000 (corporation)
16 Person holding himself or herself out as an outfitter without 200 (individual)
holding a valid registered hunting outfitter license ......... 11(2)(b) 2,000 (corporation)
17 Non-resident person hunting without holding a valid non-
resident hunting license.......................................... 12(a) 200 (individual)
18 Non-resident person hunting without being accompanied by a
licensed resident hunter or a registered guide................ 12(b) 200 (individual)
(EC58/08; 380/08)
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General Regulations, P.E.I. Reg. EC249/02
| Citation: | General Regulations, P.E.I. Reg. EC249/02 | |
| Enabling Statute: | Companion Animal Protection Act, R.S.P.E.I. 1988, c. C-14.1 | |
| URL: | http://www.canlii.org/pe/laws/regu/2002r.249/20080715/whole.html | |
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PLEASE NOTE
This document, prepared by the Legislative Counsel Office, is an office
consolidation of this regulation, current to February 1, 2004. It is intended for
information and reference purposes only.
This document is not the official version of these regulations. The regulations and
the amendments printed in the Royal Gazette should be consulted to determine the
authoritative text of these regulations.
For more information concerning the history of these regulations, please see the
Table of Regulations.
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CHAPTER C-14.1
COMPANION ANIMAL PROTECTION ACT
REGULATIONS
Pursuant to section 18 of the Companion Animal Protection Act S.P.E.I.
2001, c.4, Council made the following regulations:
1. In these regulations Definitions
(a) "Act" means the Companion Animal Protection Act; Act
(b) "circus" means a companion animal establishment that shows or circus
displays companion animals and that moves from place to place for
that purpose;
(c) "Code" means the Code incorporated by reference under clause Code
2(c);
(d) "Guide" means the Guide incorporated by reference under clause Guide
2(b);
(e) "Manual" means the Manual incorporated by reference under Manual
clause 2(d);
(f) "pet store" means a companion animal establishment that sells pet store
companion animals on a regular basis and includes an establishment
operated by the Society;
(g) "Report" means the Report incorporated by reference under Report
clause 2(a);
(h) "zoo" means a companion animal establishment that shows or zoo
displays companion animals at a fixed or permanent location.
(EC249/02)
CODES AND MANUALS
2. The following codes and manuals of animal care, maintenance, Incorporation of
treatment and procedures, as amended from time to time, are codes and manuals
incorporated by reference as part of these regulations for the purposes
specified in these regulations:
(a) the 2000 Report of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Panel on Euthanasia, published in the Journal of the American
Veterinary Medical Association, volume 218, number 5, March 1,
2001, p.669;
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(b) the Guide to the Care and Use of Experimental Animals,
published by the Canadian Council on Animal Care, volume 1 (2nd
ed.) 1993 and volume 2, 1984, both as supplemented by policies and
guidelines published and revised from time to time by the Canadian
Council on Animal Care;
(c) A Code of Practice for Canadian Kennel Operations, published
by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, 1994;
(d) the Animal Husbandry Manual, published by the Pet Industry
Joint Advisory Council, 1987. (EC249/02)
ACCEPTED ACTIVITIES
Description of 3. A companion animal used for research or teaching must be kept in
designated activities accordance with the standards of care, maintenance and treatment set out
-research and
teaching in the Guide. (EC249/02)
Euthanasia 4. Euthanasia of a companion animal must be carried out in accordance
with the procedures set out in either the Report or the Guide. (EC249/02)
COMPANION ANIMAL ESTABLISHMENTS
Cats and dogs 5. (1) Subject to subsection (3), the licensee of a companion animal
establishment at which cats and dogs are housed shall ensure that
(a) the companion animal establishment is constructed in accordance
with the standards for constructions set out in the Code; and
(b) the cats and dogs kept in the companion animal establishment are
provided with the standards of animal care, maintenance and
treatment set out in the Code.
Other animals (2) The licensee of a companion animal establishment shall ensure that
companion animals, other than cats and dogs, are provided with the
standards of animal care, maintenance and treatment set out in the
Manual.
Housing standards (3) Where there is a conflict between this section and a provision of
for cats and dogs the Housing Standards for Cats and Dogs in Companion Animal
regulations prevail
Establishments Regulations (EC/682/03), the provision of the Housing
Standards for Cats and Dogs in Companion Animal Establishments
Regulations shall prevail to the extent of the conflict. (EC249/02;
683/03)
Types 6. For the purposes of these regulations, the following types of
companion animal establishments are established:
(a) pet stores;
(b) circuses;
(c) zoos. (EC249/02)
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PROHIBITED PRACTICES
7. No person who owns or has custody or control of a companion animal Contests
shall permit or cause it to engage in a contest involving fighting by the
companion animal and any other animal. (EC249/02)
8. No person shall keep or confine a companion animal in any place, Dangerous
including a companion animal establishment, or in any vehicle, that confinement
contains an item or debris or is in a state of such disrepair that the item or
debris or state of disrepair constitutes a hazard likely to injure, or
endanger the health of, the companion animal. (EC249/02)
EXCLUDED ANIMALS
9. Fish of all species, types and categories are prescribed to be excluded Fish
animals. (EC249/02)
OFFICERS AND INSPECTORS
10. (1) Unless the appointment of an officer is sooner terminated by the Termination of
Minister, the appointment is terminated on the officer's ceasing to be appointment of an
officer
(a) a member or employee of the Society; or
(b) a veterinarian.
(2) Where the appointment of a person as an inspector or officer either Return of certificate
expires or is terminated, the person shall return the certificate of of appointment
appointment issued to the person under subsection 5(3) of the Act.
(EC249/02)
11. (1) The appeals officer may not be paid more than $500 for each day Remuneration of
worked in accordance with the Act. appeals officer
(2) Unless the appointment of the appeals officer is sooner terminated Termination of
by the Minister, the appointment is terminated on the appeals officer's appointment of an
appeals officer
ceasing to be a veterinarian. (EC249/02)
ORDERS
12. An order made under subsection 7(2) or 8(1) of the Act shall include Content
the following information:
(a) a description of each companion animal in distress;
(b) a description of the nature of the distress;
(c) a statement of the actions required to relieve the distress of the
companion animal or to improve the conditions that are causing the
distress that
(i) contains a standard of care that the inspector or officer
considers appropriate from a manual or code incorporated by
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reference in these regulations, where there is such a standard of
care, or
(ii) contains a standard of care instructed by a veterinarian;
(d) the name of the examining veterinarian, if the order contains a
standard of care as instructed by the examining veterinarian;
(e) the date of the order;
(f) the name and signature of the inspector or officer issuing the
order;
(g) a description of or the name of the place where the animal was
found;
(h) the name of the person to whom the order was issued.
(EC249/02)
RECOVERY OF AN ANIMAL WITH THE SOCIETY
Seven days to 13. (1) For the purposes of subsection 9.1(1) of the Act, a companion
recover animal placed in the possession and charge of the Society may be
recovered in accordance with the Act and these regulations within seven
days of the day the animal was caught or removed, as the case may be.
Exception -rabies (2) Where a companion animal placed in the possession and charge of
the Society is under observation for rabies, it may be kept by the Society
until released by a veterinarian, and the time for the recovery of the
animal under subsection (1) runs from the day the animal is released.
Exception - non- (3) Where a companion animal is placed in the possession and charge
compliance with of the Society after being removed pursuant to clause 9(2)(b) of the Act,
order
because an order has not been complied with, the animal shall be kept by
the Society until the order is complied with, as determined by an
inspector or officer, and the time for the recovery of the animal under
subsection (1) runs from the earlier of
(a) the day the order is complied with; and
(b) two weeks after the day the animal was removed. (EC249/02)
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
Required 14. For the purposes of clause 10.2(1)(a) of the Act, a license application
information shall include the following information respecting the companion animal
establishment for which the application is made:
(a) the name of the companion animal establishment;
(b) the location of the companion animal establishment;
(c) the name of the owner of the companion animal establishment
and the person, if any, operating the companion animal
establishment for the owner;
(d) the type of companion animal establishment that is to be
operated;
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(e) the types of companion animals that are to be kept or housed.
(EC249/02)
FEES
15. The fee payable to the Provincial Treasurer License fees
(a) for a license application is .......................................................$50;
and
(b) for the issuance of a license is .................................................$50.
(EC249/02)
16. The fee payable to the Society under subclause 13(1)(a)(i) of the Act Society fees
for the care and maintenance of a companion animal is $18 per day.
(EC249/02)
17. No interest on any fees and costs owing to the Society may be paid No interest to be
by the Minister in respect of any reimbursement paid to the Society in paid
accordance with subsection 13(5) of the Act. (EC249/02)
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