This act repeals various past acts regarding the practice of land surveying, and replaces them with new laws regulating land surveyors, including their apprenticeships and credentials. It also defines specific consequences for those who would destroy survey markers.
This act provides for the various expenses incurred by the members of the provincial legislative assembly, while attending the house of assembly meetings.
This act obliges railway companies to carry government personnel and equipment, such as police forces, militia, and postmasters, under conditions to be negotiated in the house of assembly.
This act consolidates and amends several past acts concerning the election of members of the legislative assembly, executive council, and legislative council. It includes details such as who is eligible to vote and be elected as a representative of the house of assembly, when voting days will take place, who is responsible for holding and organizing elections, and various other regulations related to voting in the province.
This act changes the newspapers for which government notices must be published from the Upper Canada Gazette and the Quebec Gazette, respectively, to the Canada Gazette.