Amendments to List of Entities Regulations

Summary#

This is a final regulation titled Regulations Amending the Regulations Establishing a List of Entities listed as SOR/2021-169. It was registered on June 25, 2021 and published in the Canada Gazette on July 21, 2021 under the Criminal Code. The short extract provided does not show the actual amendments or which entities are affected.

What it does#

• Changes the Regulations Establishing a List of Entities (the document that sets out a formal list of named entities under the Criminal Code).
• The item in the Canada Gazette is a final regulation (not a proposal), with registration June 25, 2021 and publication July 21, 2021.
• The text you supplied does not include the specific additions, removals, or wording changes, so the exact change is not visible here.

Who's affected#

• The entities that are named on that list — the summary provided does not identify which ones.
• People and organizations that deal with any named entities could be affected (for example, family members, businesses, charities, banks, service providers, and government or law-enforcement bodies), depending on the content of the change.
• If it is unclear who is affected from the excerpt, so it is here: the specific affected parties are not listed in the provided text.

Why it matters#

• The list sits within the Criminal Code, so being named or removed can have legal and practical consequences for the entity and for those who interact with it.
• Because the Gazette excerpt you gave does not include the amendment details, you would need to consult the full Canada Gazette entry or the official text of SOR/2021-169 to see which entities were changed and what the real-world effects are.