Difference between a regulation and legislation in place
Therefore when legislature passes a law that requires government hospitals to do away with down payment upon patient admission, it is the responsibility of the regulatory body, in this case the department of health, to enforce such law through its own regulation on its constituents.
It is clear that legislation is aimed at coming up with a resolution in order to protect, to prohibit, to grant or to sanction its subjects and have it enforced and regulation is aimed at making things done. In our society, it is important to have set of rules or laws that help us be organized and guided in everything we do.
Otherwise, there will be chaos. As constituents, it is part of our responsibility to observe the regulations set out and have respect for the law. Related posts:. Documentary evidence 24 If an enactment provides that a document is evidence or proof of a fact, unless the context indicates that the document is conclusive evidence, the document is admissible in evidence in any proceeding, and the fact is deemed to be established in the absence of any evidence to the contrary.
General rules for determining beginning or end of periods of time 25 1 In sections Calculation of age Determining the beginning or end of periods of days or weeks Determining the beginning or end of periods of months Determining the beginning or end of periods of years If day specified is holiday or office closed Ancillary powers 27 1 If in an enactment anything is required or authorized to be done by or before a judge, justice, coroner or public officer, it must be done by or before one whose jurisdiction or powers extend to the place where the thing is to be done.
Use of forms and words 28 1 If a form is prescribed under an enactment, deviations from it not affecting the substance or calculated to mislead, do not invalidate the form used. Definitions in relation to treaty first nations Metric expressions 30 In an enactment, metric expressions and symbols have the meaning given to them in the Weights and Measures Act Canada and if not mentioned there, have the meaning given to them in the International System of Units established by the General Conference of Weights and Measures.
Common names 31 In an enactment, the name commonly applied to a country, place, body, corporation, society, officer, functionary, person, party or thing means the country, place, body, corporation, society, officer, functionary, person, party or thing to which the name is commonly applied, although the name is not the formal or extended designation of it. References to enactments 32 1 In this section: "amended", in respect of a domestic enactment, includes a the repeal and replacement of the domestic enactment with a domestic enactment in relation to the same subject matter, and b the revision or consolidation of the domestic enactment; "domestic enactment" means an Act or a regulation, or a portion of an Act or regulation, of British Columbia, Canada or another province of Canada; "foreign enactment" means an Act or a regulation, or a portion of an Act or regulation, of a jurisdiction outside Canada.
References in enactments 33 1 A reference in an enactment to a series of numbers or letters by the first and last numbers or letters of the series includes the number or letter first and last mentioned. Amending enactment part of enactment amended 34 An amending enactment must be construed as part of the enactment that it amends.
Repeal 35 1 If all or part of an enactment is repealed, the repeal does not a revive an enactment or thing not in force or existing immediately before the time when the repeal takes effect, b affect the previous operation of the enactment so repealed or anything done or suffered under it, c affect a right or obligation acquired, accrued, accruing or incurred under the enactment so repealed, d subject to section 36 1 d , affect an offence committed against or a contravention of the repealed enactment, or a penalty, forfeiture or punishment incurred under it, or e affect an investigation, proceeding or remedy for the right, obligation, penalty, forfeiture or punishment.
Notice by newspaper 38 If an enactment provides that notice must or may be given by publication in a newspaper published in a particular municipality, district, county, jurisdiction or other place, the provision must be construed to mean that the notice may be sufficiently given, if no newspaper is published at the time when the notice is to be given in the particular place, by publishing or advertising the notice in a newspaper published in British Columbia, nearest to the place mentioned.
Application of definitions in Supreme Court Act to other enactments 39 The definitions section of the Supreme Court Act , so far as the terms defined can be applied, extends to all enactments relating to legal proceedings. Definitions in Community Charter and Local Government Act apply to other enactments 40 1 So far as the terms defined can be applied, the definitions established by or applicable under the following apply to all enactments relating to municipal and regional district matters: a the Schedule to the Community Charter ; b section 1 of the Schedule to the Local Government Act.
Powers to make regulations 41 1 If an enactment provides that the Lieutenant Governor in Council or any other person may make regulations, the enactment must be construed as empowering the Lieutenant Governor in Council or that other person, for the purpose of carrying out the enactment according to its intent, to a make regulations as are considered necessary and advisable, are ancillary to it, and are not inconsistent with it, b provide for administrative and procedural matters for which no express, or only partial, provision has been made, c limit the application of a regulation in time or place or both, d prescribe the amount of a fee authorized by the enactment, e provide, for a regulation made by or with the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in Council, that its contravention constitutes an offence, and f provide that a person who is guilty of an offence created under paragraph e is liable to a penalty not greater than the penalties provided in the Offence Act.
Subdivisions of Act 42 1 A section is divided into subdivisions known in descending order as subsections, paragraphs, subparagraphs and clauses. Citation of Acts 43 An Act may be cited as follows: a by reference to its chapter number in the volume of Acts for the year or regnal year in which it was enacted; b by reference to its title, with or without reference to its chapter number; c in the case of an Act that is a revised statute included in a general revision, by reference to its chapter number in the Revised Statutes of British Columbia; d in the case of an Act that is a limited revision, by reference to its chapter number in the volume of Acts for the year or regnal year in which it was enacted and as a Revised Statute of British Columbia for that year.
Mutatis mutandis 44 If an enactment provides that another enactment applies, it applies with the necessary changes and so far as it is applicable. Schedule Commencing at Boundary Point No.
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