Purchasing Management Association of Canada Act amended)

BILL NO. 24

(as passed, with amendments)

4th Session, 61st General Assembly
Nova Scotia
61 Elizabeth II, 2012



Government Bill



Purchasing Management Association of Canada Act
(amended)

CHAPTER 33 OF THE ACTS OF 2012



The Honourable Ross Landry
Minister of Justice



First Reading: April 17, 2012 (LINK TO BILL AS INTRODUCED)

Second Reading: April 30, 2012

Third Reading: May 4, 2012 (WITH COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS)

Royal Assent: May 17, 2012

An Act to Amend Chapter 381
of the Acts of 1989,
the Purchasing Management Association of Canada Act

Be it enacted by the Governor and Assembly as follows:

1 Section 3 of Chapter 381 of the Revised Statutes, 1989, the Purchasing Management Association of Canada Act, is amended by

(a) adding "or "Supply Chain Management Professional"" immediately before the semicolon in the second line of clause (a);

(b) striking out clause (b) and substituting the following clause:

(b) use the designation "C.P.P.", "CPP", "S.C.M.P." or "SCMP" to indicate that the person is or has the qualifications of an eligible member,

and

(c) striking out "he" in the last line and substituting "the person".

2 Section 4 of Chapter 381 is repealed and the following Section substituted:

4 Nothing in this Act affects the right of any person who is not a member of the Association to practise as or hold himself or herself out as a purchaser or a supply chain management professional so long as the person does not use the designation "Certified Professional Purchaser", "C.P.P.", "CPP", "Supply Chain Management Professional", "S.C.M.P." or "SCMP".

3 Section 5 of Chapter 381 is repealed and the following Section substituted:

5 Nothing in this Act affects the right of any person who is not a member of the Association to use the initials "C.P.P.", "CPP", "S.C.M.P." or "SCMP" after the person's name so long as that person is not practising as a purchaser or a supply chain management professional.

 

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