TLCs -- Victims of Crime Act, RSBC1996, chapter 478

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VICTIMS OF CRIME ACT

[RSBC 1996] CHAPTER 478

Changes in Force
Section	Change	Citation	Effective date
1	am	1997-37-75	1 Jul 1998 (BC Reg 205/98)
	am	2000-24-39	28 Jul 2000 (BC Reg 280/00)
	am	2003-85-85	1 Apr 2004 (BC Reg 139/04)
5	am	2001-38-34	30 Jun 2002 (BC Reg 160/02)
6	am	2003-85-86	1 Apr 2004 (BC Reg 139/04)
7	am	1997-7-22	11 Jul 1997 (BC Reg 226/97)
	am	2003-85-86	1 Apr 2004 (BC Reg 139/04)
8.1	en	RS1996 (Supp)-478-1	1 Jul 1997 (BC Reg 214/97)
	am	1997-10-28,29	1 Jul 1997 (BC Reg 214/97)
9	am	1997-3-3	1 Jul 1997 (BC Reg 205/97)
	am	BC Reg 23/98 under RS1996-440-10	21 Apr 1997 [retro from 30 Jan 1998 (BC Reg 23/98)], continued by 1998-19-1,8(3) [retro from 24 Jul 1998 (BC Reg 261/98)]
10	am	1997-10-27	1 Jul 1997 (BC Reg 214/97)
16	am	1997-3-4	1 Jul 1997 (BC Reg 205/97)

Explanatory Note for Table of Legislative Changes — RS96 Act/Supp

This Table shows Act provisions or changes enacted

in the Supplement to the Act published in the 1996 Revision, and

between January 1, 1997 (the day after the Act was consolidated for the 1996 Revision) and the date to which this Table is updated.

The Table may have 1 to 3 parts: "Changes by Regulation" or "Order" (italics) lists provisions authorizing changes by regulation or order in council, "Changes Not in Force" (italics) identifies changes that are not in force, and "Changes in Force" identifies changes that have come into force, as of the Act consolidation date.

The "Section" column identifies sections of the Act affected by changes; sections not changed are not listed. The "Change" column shows the nature of the changes (see abbreviations below). The "Citation" column cites the enactments making the changes. The "Into force" column (under "Changes Not in Force") shows how changes are to come into force. The "Effective date" column (under "Changes in Force") indicates when changes have come into force.

Abbreviations that may be used:

am	=	amended
conseq	=	consequential
eff	=	effect(ive)
en	=	enacted

per	=	under, pursuant to
RA	=	Royal Assent
re-en	=	re-enacted
reg	=	regulation

rem	=	remainder
rep	=	repealed
retro	=	retroactive
Supp	=	Supplement

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