[Return to: 2007 (Spring) First Reading Bills Home Page
(3rd session, 38th Parliament)]


BILL
NUMBER
TITLE DATE
INTRODUCED
M 211 PUBLIC PROTECTION ACT, 2007
(First Reading)
Mar. 29/07

 
Explanatory Note

This Public Protection Act will better protect licensed premises from gang violence. The Bill defines the term "gang colours" and prohibits persons from wearing gang colours in licensed premises.



BILL M 211 – 2007
PUBLIC PROTECTION ACT, 2007

HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of British Columbia, enacts as follows:

Definition

1 In this Act:

"gang colours" means a sign, symbol, logo, or other representation identifying, associated with or promoting a group of persons who conspire to engage in unlawful activities.

Gang colours forbidden

2 No person shall wear gang colours in any licensed premises.

Commencement

3 This Act comes into force on the date of Royal Assent.

 
Explanatory Note

This Public Protection Act will better protect licensed premises from gang violence. The Bill defines the term "gang colours" and prohibits persons from wearing gang colours in licensed premises.

[Return to: 2007 (Spring) First Reading Bills Home Page
(3rd session, 38th Parliament)]