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Legislation

Public Service Employment Act, SC 2003, c 22, ss 12, 13, LC 2003, ch 22, sart 12, 13

PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, RSA 2000, c P-42

PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, RSA 2000, c P-42, s 23 (Code of conduct and ethics)

PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, RSBC 1996, c 385

STANDARDS OF CONDUCT FOR POLITICAL STAFF REGULATION, BC Reg 67/2014, Schedule

The Public Service Act, CCSM c P271

The Public Service Act, CCSM c P271, s 4 (Values for an ethical public service)

Public Service Regulation, Man Reg 11/2022

Civil Service Act, SNB 1984, c C-5.1, LN-B 1984, ch C-5.1

PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, RSNWT 1988, c P-16