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Registry of Lobbyists - Rick LeBlanc
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| Registration Number | Status | | | 123 | Inactive | | | Initial registration date | Last date of any changes | | 20-November-2002 | |
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Senior Officer's Last Name
LeBlanc |
Senior Officer's First Name
Rick
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Business Address of Senior Officer
162 Portland St |
City
Dartmouth |
Province/State
NS |
Country
CA |
Postal/Zip Code
B2Y 1J1 |
Telephone
423-4389 |
Fax
455-0919 |
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Name of Organization
Civil Constables Association of Nova Scotia |
Registry of Joint Stock Companies Number
3069534 |
Business Address of Lobbyist's Business or Firm
162 Portland St |
City
Dartmouth |
Province/State
NS |
Country
CA |
Postal/Zip Code
B2Y 1J1 |
Telephone
423-4389 |
Fax
455-0919 |
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| Ron Seney |
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| Murray Smith |
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| Rick LeBlanc |
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Description of Organization:
Not for profit society representing the interest of civil constables in Nova Scotia.
Lobbying for changes to Legislation to afford protection of the public, civil constables and industry as a whole.
Offering educational matter to members and the public to enhance the industry. |
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Description of Membership:
Our membership is composed of appointed civil constables throughout Nova Scotia.
Rick LeBlanc - President,
Ron Seney - Vice President,
Murray Smith - Tres / Secretary,
Milton Bourque - Director,
Ed O'Keefe - Director,
Harvey Lord - Director,
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| Description |
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| We have proposed a Civil Enforcement Act. This proposed act is based on legislation from BC, AB and Ont. This piece of law, if passed, would see additional commercial law reform in civil enforcement proceedings - inturn bringing NS up to par with the rest of the county. It would also see protection of the public, which is now non exsistant by providing rules & requlation for civil constables operating in the province and preventing unappointed, untrained individuals from performing civil enforcement duties. If passed the Police Services Act would be repealed. |
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| Our activities will countinue to involve lobbying for the passage of our proposed Civil Enforcement Act and to provide ongoing educational matter to our membership and public to enhance the industry. |
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No funding from any government or agency
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No private funding related to lobbying activities
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