Remember to read the Regulations

[rick_iles]

What is this mean in the regulation ? REGULATION BUT NOT LEGAL???? (PAGE 1)

This is a summary of information dealing with hunting licences and hunting laws. This summary is neither a legal document nor a complete collection of the current regulations. It is meant to be a convenient reference only.

It means that the information is only a summary. To find out the actual wording, you would have to read the actual Statute, as in the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act and it's Regulations, etc..

[alfoldivandor]

It means that the information is only a summary. To find out the actual wording, you would have to read the actual Statute, as in the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act and it's Regulations, etc..

So Use it , but don't believe that is correct ...?

[Species8472]

So Use it , but don't believe that is correct ...?

It is a CYA. The province publishes the summary but on the off chance there is a mistake (unlikely - but not impossible) they are just saying they will not be held responsible for the consequences. It is up to the hunter to actually read and understand the legislation.

[rick_iles]

So Use it , but don't believe that is correct ...?

I wouldn't say that. I've never seen anything in the summary that wasn't correct. The wordings etc. may differ, but the information given in the summary is pretty much accurate.

[alfoldivandor]

It is a CYA. The province publishes the summary but on the off chance there is a mistake (unlikely - but not impossible) they are just saying they will not be held responsible for the consequences. It is up to the hunter to actually read and understand the legislation.

Where can hunter get the regulation to read ..... and mnr held responsible for the wording ...?

[rick_iles]

The regs and various Acts are all on the web. Just Google what you are looking for.

Try googling e-laws....https://www.google.ca/search?q=e+law...&client=safari

[trimmer21]

Where can hunter get the regulation to read ..... and mnr held responsible for the wording ...?

The FWCA can be found on the E-Laws website,but,bear in mind that we need to also check the Revised Statutes of Ontario (RSO) and all the pertaining Ontario Regulations which is a separate entity,altogether. A law degree really helps. LOL

[redd foxx]

When you go onto the e-laws site you'll find the laws in alphabetical order. When you select the statute you want like FWCA...there will be a + sign in front. Click on the + sign and you'll see the regulations made under that act.