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C-27.1 - Municipal Code of Québec
Section 486
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486. Where this Code or any other general law or special Act provides that a by-law must receive an approval other than that of the electors, the secretary-treasurer, after the by-law has been approved by the electors, if their approval is required, must forward a certified copy of all documents tending to inform the person or body concerned of the fulfilment of the provisions of the law and of the advisability of passing the by-law to:
(1) the Minister of Municipal Affairs, if his approval or that of the Government or of the Commission municipale du Québec is required, or
(2) the minister, body or person whose approval is required, in other cases.
The Government or the minister, body or person whose approval is required must not grant the approval until satisfied that the formalities required for the passing of the by-law have been fulfilled.
