Bills
Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
A Bill is part of the legislative process of the Legislative Assembly. It is a policy proposal put forward to become law. In order for a Bill to become law it must follow the process of being introduced (read), examined, debated, and voted on. Once the bill is approved by the Legislative Assembly, it is presented to the Lieutenant-Governor of Prince Edward Island to give the bill Royal Assent on behalf of His Majesty, King Charles III. Once the Bill is given Royal Assent, it becomes law. This page presents Bills that have been submitted by the Opposition Green Caucus of Prince Edward Island.
The 1st Session of the 67th General Assembly
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The 2nd Session of the 66th General Assembly
Paid Sick Leave (An Act to Amend the Employment Standards Act)
Creating a healthier economy Trish Altass, MLA Tyne Valley-Sherbrooke Official Opposition Critic for Economic Growth, Tourism and Culture On February 8th, the provincial...
Green legislation for partial moratorium on renovictions passes
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 17, 2021 Green legislation for partial moratorium on renovictions passes Charlottetown, PE - Today Green legislation was passed in the Legislative Assembly to immediately halt some actions to evict Islanders for reasons of renovations or...
Official Opposition introduces two pieces of key legislation that offer first of its kind protections for Islanders against discrimination, harassment, and inequality
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 4, 2021 Official Opposition introduces two pieces of key legislation that offer first of its kind protections for Islanders against discrimination, harassment, and inequality Charlottetown, PE - Today the Official Opposition Green caucus...
An Act to Amend the Election Expenses Act
An Act to Amend the Elections Expenses Act Peter Bevan-Baker, MLA New Haven-Rocky Point Leader of the Official Opposition View proposed legislation: An Act to Amend the Election Expenses Act - Consultation Draft (v05) - November 2021 Jurisdictional scan - An Act...
Non-Disclosure Agreements Act
Non-Disclosure Agreements Act Lynne Lund, MLA Summerside-Wilmot Official Opposition Critic for Justice and Public Safety Non-disclosure agreements (or “NDAs”) are contracts...
Pay Transparency Act
Pay Transparency Act Trish Altass, MLA Tyne Valley- Sherbrooke Official Opposition Critic for Economic Growth, Tourism and Culture In 1975, PEI passed the Human...
An Act to Amend the Police Act
Trish Altass, MLA Tyne Valley-Sherbrooke Official Opposition Critic Fisheries and Communities It is important that PEI has a complaints process that makes it easier—not harder—for Islanders to submit complaints concerning police misconduct. Having appropriate,...
Bill no. 100 – Election Age Act
Giving Island Youth a Voice On March, 2, 2021 MLA Karla Bernard proposed a change in the electoral age that would lower the voting age to 16 years. Bill no. 100 - Election Age Act Read full text:...
Eliminating Poverty on Prince Edward Island
Hannah Bell, MLA Charlottetown-Belvedere Official Opposition Critic for Social Development and Housing Tackling poverty is the right thing to do from both an ethical and economic perspective. People in poverty are not only those who are utterly destitute, but those...
Modernizing electricity on PEI
Steve Howard, MLA for Summerside-South Drive and Opposition critic for Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy I am inviting all Islanders to share with me their thoughts on a proposal I am making to modernize PEI’s energy laws. Download...
The 1st Session of the 66th General Assembly
Official Opposition invites the public to review and provide feedback on its proposed legislation designed to provide greater accountability, transparency, and public input on the issue of sexual misconduct in Island schools
June 16, 2020 For Immediate Release Official Opposition invites the public to review and provide feedback on its proposed legislation designed to provide greater accountability, transparency, and public input on the issue of sexual misconduct in Island schools...
Bill No. 109 – An Act to Amend the Employment Standards Act (No. 2)
On November 12, 2019 Ms. Karla Bernard, MLA District 12 Charlottetown-Victoria Park, introduced a private members bill to amend the Employment Standards Act. This bill amends the Employment Standards Act to extend domestic violence leave, intimate partner violence...
Bill No. 110 – An Act to Amend the Highway Traffic Act (No. 4)
On November 12, 2019 Mr. Stephen Howard, MLA District 22 Summerside-South Drive, introduced a private members bill to amend the Highway Traffic Act. This bill amends the Highway Traffic Act to prohibit a person from parking in an electric vehicle charging space unless...
Bill No. 111 – An Act to Amend the Tourism Industry Act
On November 12, 2019, Ms. Hannah Bell, MLA District 11 Charlottetown-Belvedere, introduced a private members bill to amend the Tourism Industry Act. This bill amends the Tourism Industry Act in the following ways. First, it adds a definition for ‘platform operator’ -...
Older Bills
Bill No. 102, An Act to Amend the Climate Leadership Act
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Bill No. 128, An Act to Amend the Election Act
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Bill No. 126, Government Advertising Standards Act (No. 2)
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Bill No. 123, An Act to Amend the Innovation PEI Act
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Bill No. 112, An Act to Amend the Conflict of Interest Act
Third Session of the 65th General Assembly of the Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1VS8UaHMuE
Bill No. 104, Public Intervener Act
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Bill No. 100, An Act to Amend the Employment Standards Act
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Bill No. 103, Election Age Act
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Bill No. 101, Well-being Measurement Act
First Session of the 65th General Assembly of the Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly Download
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