Chief Electoral Officer Richard Temporale has entered into a Compliance Agreement with Jonathan Dean in connection with two breaches of the Elections Act.
Mr. Dean, of Bedford, Nova Scotia admits he provided a loan to a political party in excess of the $5,000 maximum, and for a term longer than two years, in breach of sections 216(3)(a) and 216(3)(b) respectively. He has agreed to actively pursue remedies for these issues.
“I’ve considered that Mr. Dean has admitted the facts, accepted responsibility for his actions, and is actively pursuing remedies to the breaches,” says CEO Temporale. “And with his commitment to comply by the Actin the future, I believe a Compliance Agreement is the appropriate action.”
This Notice of Compliance Agreement is published in accordance with sections 294 to 299 of the Elections Act. A summary of the Compliance Agreement is available on the Compliance page of the ENS website at: https://electionsnovascotia.ca/content/compliance.
.
Source : Media Release
HRP release: On December 6 at approximately 12:20 p.m., officers responded to a report of…
HRP release: On December 6 at approximately 12:20 p.m., officers responded to a report of…
Organising a move is always a complex undertaking, and when it comes to office moves,…
Source: Pexels One recent trend with regulated gambling platforms in Canada has to do…
Updated Dec 8 12:55pm Halifax Water release: The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents of the following update regarding the water…
Environment Canada release: 4:41 AM AST Sunday 7 December 2025 Alberta clipper to bring snow…