Defence Act definition
Examples of Defence Act in a sentence
The Union agrees to exclude employees who are serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces and subject to the National Defence Act, Code of Service Discipline from any/all Union offices.
The Bargaining Agent agrees to exclude employees who are serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces and subject to the National Defence Act, Code of Service Discipline from any/all union offices.
The Bargaining Agent agrees to exclude employees who are serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces and subject to the National Defence Act, Code of Service Discipline, from any/all union offices.
The Bargaining Agent agrees to exclude employees who are serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces and subject to the National Defence Act, Code of Service Discipline from any/all Union offices.
This leave is also available if they are required to train or to report for duty under the National Defence Act.
An employee who is a reservist as defined in the National Defence Act is entitled to unpaid leave for any period time, up to twenty (20) calendar days in which they are deployed or required to attend training in connection with reservist duties.
The Service will recognize the seniority, based on sworn date, as it applies to Article 16 of this collective agreement, of experienced fulltime police officers who have consecutive service with any Canadian federal, provincial, municipal or regional police service, First Nations police service or Canadian military police service, as recognized under the federal National Defence Act.
The Bargaining Agent agrees to exclude employees who are serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces and subject to the National Defence Act, Code of Service Discipline from union offices.
The legislative authority for sharing the information can be found in section 46 of the National Defence Act, article 3.11 of Chapter 2 of the Queen’s Regulations and Orders for the Canadian Cadet Organizations and subsection 8(2) of the Privacy Act.
In terms of article 119 of the Defence Act, 44 of 1957, it is prohibited to sketch or to take photographs of any military site or installation or any building or civil works thereon or to be in possession of a camera or other apparatus used for taking of photographs except when authorized thereto by or on behalf of the Minister The same prohibition is also applicable to all correctional institutions in terms of article 44.1(e) of the Correctional Services Act 8 of 1959 F:.............................