INDEX. 
Law officers, consulting, 168 
Legislation, initiation of, 185 
Legislation, method of, see method of 
Legislation, 
Legislative Assemblies, 55— 71 
constitution of, may be altered, 
231 
Distribution of Seats, 63 
Elected, qualifications of, 61, 62 
must be a British subject, 61 
a male of full age. 
61 
additional qualifications in cer- 
tain provinces, 61 
persons disqualified, 61, 62 
Electors, qualifications of, 55— 
61 
general qualifications, 55 
special qualifications : 
British Columbia, 60 
Manitoba, 59 
Nova Scotia, 57 
New Brunswick, 58 
North West Territories, 60 
Ontario, 55 
Prince Edward’s Island, 59 
Quebec, 57 
Disqualifications, 60 
Method of Election, 64—66 
notice of Election, 64 
nomination of Candidates, 64 
voting, 65 
corrupt practices, 65 
return to writ, 65 
election petitions, 65 
oaths of Members, 65 
Privileges, 66 
not expressly conferred by B. N. 
A. Act, 66 
Acts defining privileges dis- 
allowed, 67 
Acts allowed to come into force, 
67 
Ez parte Dansereau, 67 
Landers v. Woodworth, 67 
implied privileges, 68 
statutory privileges, 69 
arrest, freedom from, 69 
347 
juries, exemption from, 69 
publication of papers, 70 
privilege, breach of, 70 
witnesses, attendance of, 70 
Quorum, 66 
Resignation of Members, 71 
by oral notice, 71 
by written notice, 71 
effect of resigning before taking 
seat, 71 
Speaker, how he resigns, 71 
Speaker, 65 
how appointed, 66 
deputy Speaker, 66 
Legislative Council, 72—79 
Councillors, in what provinces, 
72 
appointed in certain provinces, 
74 
elected in Prince Edward’s Is. 
land, 74 
partlyin North West Ter- 
ritories, 75 
how disqualified, 74 
number in each province, 72 
province may abolish, 230 
qualifications of, 73 
i. Citizenship, 73 
2. Age, 78 
3. Property, 73 
4. Residence, 73 
5. Oath, 74 
resignation of, 76 
Privileges of, 76 
Quorum, 76 
Speaker of, 75 
Legislative Power, 224 
concurrent powers of Imperial 
Parliament, 266 
division of, between Dominion and 
Provinces, 6, 9, 223 
implied powers, 227 
limitations on, 264 
method of interpretation, 229 
principles followed by the Courts, 
224 
scheme of the Act, 224 
Legislation of Dominion, 110