Acts and Regulations

2015, c.44 - Service New Brunswick Act

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Dissolution of the former Service New Brunswick
73(1)The body corporate called Service New Brunswick continued under section 2 of the former Service New Brunswick Act is dissolved.
73(2)The appointment of a person as President is revoked.
73(3)All appointments of persons as other members of the Board, the Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson and secretary of the Board are revoked.
73(4)All contracts, agreements, arrangements, orders or by-laws relating to the remuneration or the rate of reimbursement for expenses to be paid to the President are null and void.
73(5)All contracts, agreements, arrangements, orders or by-laws relating to the remuneration or the rate of reimbursement for expenses to be paid to the other members of the Board are null and void.
73(6)Despite the provisions of a contract, agreement, arrangement, order or by-law, no remuneration or expenses shall be paid to the President.
73(7)Despite the provisions of a contract, agreement, arrangement, order or by-law, no remuneration or expenses shall be paid to the other members of the Board.
73(8)No action, application or other proceeding lies or shall be instituted against Service New Brunswick, the Minister or the Crown in right of the Province as a result of
(a) the dissolution of the former Service New Brunswick,
(b) the revocation of the appointment of the President, or
(c) the revocation of the appointments of the other members of the Board, the Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson and Secretary of the Board.
73(9)Without restricting the generality of subsection (8), no action, application or other proceeding for dismissal, whether express, implied or constructive, lies or shall be instituted against Service New Brunswick, the Minister or the Crown in right of the Province as a result of the revocation of the appointment of the President.
73(10)A reference to Service New Brunswick in an Act, other than this Act, or in a regulation, rule, order, by-law, agreement, arrangement or other instrument shall be read as, unless the context otherwise requires, a reference to the body corporate established under subsection 2(1) of this Act.
Dissolution of the former Service New Brunswick
73(1)The body corporate called Service New Brunswick continued under section 2 of the former Service New Brunswick Act is dissolved.
73(2)The appointment of a person as President is revoked.
73(3)All appointments of persons as other members of the Board, the Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson and secretary of the Board are revoked.
73(4)All contracts, agreements, arrangements, orders or by-laws relating to the remuneration or the rate of reimbursement for expenses to be paid to the President are null and void.
73(5)All contracts, agreements, arrangements, orders or by-laws relating to the remuneration or the rate of reimbursement for expenses to be paid to the other members of the Board are null and void.
73(6)Despite the provisions of a contract, agreement, arrangement, order or by-law, no remuneration or expenses shall be paid to the President.
73(7)Despite the provisions of a contract, agreement, arrangement, order or by-law, no remuneration or expenses shall be paid to the other members of the Board.
73(8)No action, application or other proceeding lies or shall be instituted against Service New Brunswick, the Minister or the Crown in right of the Province as a result of
(a) the dissolution of the former Service New Brunswick,
(b) the revocation of the appointment of the President, or
(c) the revocation of the appointments of the other members of the Board, the Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson and Secretary of the Board.
73(9)Without restricting the generality of subsection (8), no action, application or other proceeding for dismissal, whether express, implied or constructive, lies or shall be instituted against Service New Brunswick, the Minister or the Crown in right of the Province as a result of the revocation of the appointment of the President.
73(10)A reference to Service New Brunswick in an Act, other than this Act, or in a regulation, rule, order, by-law, agreement, arrangement or other instrument shall be read as, unless the context otherwise requires, a reference to the body corporate established under subsection 2(1) of this Act.