2014-c.123 New Brunswick Transportation Authority Act N.B.

Current to 2024-06-27

Contents
s. 1 — Definitions

The following definitions apply in this Act. R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.1; 1976, c.42, s.1; 2010, c.31, s.99

s. 1 — authority

“Authority” means the New Brunswick Transportation Authority established by this Act. (Régie)

s. 1 — minister

“Minister” means the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure and includes any person designated by the Minister to act on the Minister’s behalf. (ministre)

s. 1 — transportation-terminal

“transportation terminal” means an establishment or undertaking operated for the transportation of people or goods by any means, and includes all land, structures and equipment that form part of the establishment or are used in the undertaking. (gare routière)

s. 2 — Administration

The Minister is responsible for the administration of this Act and may designate one or more persons to act on the Minister’s behalf. R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.2

s. 3 — Establishment of Authority

R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.3

s. 3(1) — Establishment of Authority

There is established a body corporate called the New Brunswick Transportation Authority composed of not fewer than five and not more than nine members appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council.

s. 3(2) — Establishment of Authority

The members of the Authority shall be appointed for a term of three years and are eligible for reappointment.

s. 3(3) — Establishment of Authority

The Lieutenant-Governor in Council shall appoint a member to be the chair of the Authority and a member to be vice-chair.

s. 3(4) — Establishment of Authority

The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may authorize the payment of an honorarium to members, and may fix the rate for reimbursement of expenses incurred by members while acting on behalf of the Authority.

s. 4 — Purposes of Authority

The purposes of the Authority, whether acting alone or in conjunction with others, are R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.4

s. 4(a) — Purposes of Authority

(a) to promote, develop, maintain, operate and manage transportation terminals in the Province,

s. 4(b) — Purposes of Authority

(b) to develop and encourage the development of services associated with transportation terminals, and

s. 4(c) — Purposes of Authority

(c) to carry out any directions given by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council with respect to transportation terminals and services.

s. 5 — Powers of Authority

In carrying out its purposes the Authority may R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.5

s. 5(a) — Powers of Authority

(a) acquire, deal in and dispose of personal property,

s. 5(b) — Powers of Authority

(b) with the consent of the Minister, acquire, deal in and convey real property, and

s. 5(c) — Powers of Authority

(c) enter into contracts.

s. 6 — Authority as Crown agent

The Authority is an agent of the Crown. R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.6

s. 7 — By-laws of Authority

The Authority may make by-laws governing the administration of the Authority. R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.7

s. 8 — Rates and fees respecting use of transportation terminals

The Authority may establish rates and charge fees for the use of transportation terminals under its control and for services associated with them. R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.8

s. 9 — Annual reports of Authority

The Minister shall prepare and table at each session of the Legislature a report of the activities of the Authority. R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.9

s. 10 — Regulations

The Lieutenant-Governor in Council may make regulations R.S.1973, c.N-8, s.10; 1990, c.61, s.93

s. 10(a) — Regulations

(a) governing the development, construction, operation and use of transportation terminals under the control of the Authority and services associated with them;

s. 10(b) — Regulations

(b) prescribing that a violation of a regulation is an offence and prescribing the penalties, not exceeding $100, that may be imposed on conviction for an offence.