C-27.1 - Municipal Code of Québec

Section 678.0.2.3 Disposition versions

2021-11-05

678.0.2.3. The clerk or clerk-treasurer of the local municipality in respect of which the regional county municipality wishes to affirm its jurisdiction shall, in a document transmitted by the clerk or clerk-treasurer to the regional county municipality, identify any officer or employee all of whose working time is devoted exclusively to all or part of the matter with respect to which the regional county municipality has announced, in the resolution provided for in article 678.0.2.2, its intention to affirm its jurisdiction, and whose services will no longer be required because the local municipality has lost its jurisdiction with respect to that matter.

Besides identifying any officer or employee concerned, the document referred to in the first paragraph must specify the nature of the officer’s or employee’s employment relationship with the municipality, the conditions of employment of the officer or employee and, where applicable, the date on which the officer’s or employee’s employment relationship with the municipality would normally have ended. Where the employment relationship results from a written contract of employment, an authenticated copy of the contract must accompany the document.

The clerk or clerk-treasurer shall also, in the document referred to in the first paragraph, identify any equipment or material that will become useless because the municipality has lost its jurisdiction.

The document referred to in the first paragraph must be transmitted to the regional county municipality not later than 60 days following notification of the resolution provided for in section 678.0.2.2.

2002, c. 68, s. 15; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP); 2021, c. 31, s. 132.

2016-01-01

678.0.2.3. The clerk or secretary-treasurer of the local municipality in respect of which the regional county municipality wishes to affirm its jurisdiction shall, in a document transmitted by the clerk or secretary-treasurer to the regional county municipality, identify any officer or employee all of whose working time is devoted exclusively to all or part of the matter with respect to which the regional county municipality has announced, in the resolution provided for in article 678.0.2.2, its intention to affirm its jurisdiction, and whose services will no longer be required because the local municipality has lost its jurisdiction with respect to that matter.

Besides identifying any officer or employee concerned, the document referred to in the first paragraph must specify the nature of the officer’s or employee’s employment relationship with the municipality, the conditions of employment of the officer or employee and, where applicable, the date on which the officer’s or employee’s employment relationship with the municipality would normally have ended. Where the employment relationship results from a written contract of employment, an authenticated copy of the contract must accompany the document.

The clerk or secretary-treasurer shall also, in the document referred to in the first paragraph, identify any equipment or material that will become useless because the municipality has lost its jurisdiction.

The document referred to in the first paragraph must be transmitted to the regional county municipality not later than 60 days following notification of the resolution provided for in section 678.0.2.2.

2002, c. 68, s. 15; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).

2002-12-19

678.0.2.3. The clerk or secretary-treasurer of the local municipality in respect of which the regional county municipality wishes to affirm its jurisdiction shall, in a document transmitted by the clerk or secretary-treasurer to the regional county municipality, identify any officer or employee all of whose working time is devoted exclusively to all or part of the matter with respect to which the regional county municipality has announced, in the resolution provided for in article 678.0.2.2, its intention to affirm its jurisdiction, and whose services will no longer be required because the local municipality has lost its jurisdiction with respect to that matter.

Besides identifying any officer or employee concerned, the document referred to in the first paragraph must specify the nature of the officer’s or employee’s employment relationship with the municipality, the conditions of employment of the officer or employee and, where applicable, the date on which the officer’s or employee’s employment relationship with the municipality would normally have ended. Where the employment relationship results from a written contract of employment, an authenticated copy of the contract must accompany the document.

The clerk or secretary-treasurer shall also, in the document referred to in the first paragraph, identify any equipment or material that will become useless because the municipality has lost its jurisdiction.

The document referred to in the first paragraph must be transmitted to the regional county municipality not later than 60 days following service of the resolution provided for in section 678.0.2.2.

2002, c. 68, s. 15.