Repeal of Order P.C. 2019-1343

Summary#

This order officially cancels a previous government order, P.C. 2019-1343 of November 20, 2019. The repeal was made by the Governor General in Council on the Prime Minister’s recommendation under the Salaries Act and was registered as SI/2021-66 after P.C. 2021-914 on October 26, 2021; it appeared in the Canada Gazette on November 10, 2021.

What it does#

• Repeals the earlier order P.C. 2019-1343 (the item that was originally made on November 20, 2019).
• The action was taken under the Salaries Act and recorded as SI/2021-66 following P.C. 2021-914 of October 26, 2021.
• The Canada Gazette published the registration on November 10, 2021.

Who's affected#

• Anyone named or covered by P.C. 2019-1343 would be directly affected.
• The Gazette notice does not say in itself who those people or positions are. If you need to know the specific people, jobs, or pay rules that changed, you would have to look up P.C. 2019-1343 (referenced as SI/2019-105) to see what is being removed.

Why it matters#

• Repealing an order can alter appointments, salary authorizations, or other administrative arrangements that the original order created.
• For most members of the public this is routine government housekeeping.
• It matters to any individuals or units named in the original order because it could change their official status or pay arrangements.