. History of Saskatchewan and the Old North West. t in and for the said Irovinceas long and as far only as it is not repugnant to any Act of the Parliamentof Canada. It is to be understood that the Provincial Assembly has nolegislative authority with regard to any class of matters not assigned to itby a Dominion statute, such as the Saskatchewan .Act. or by the BritishXorth America Act itself. Sections 53 to 57 of the .Xorth America Act deal with moneyvotes and royal assent in relation to the Dominion Parliament, and bvSection 90 these are made to ajjply iinitatis iinttaiidis to Provi
. History of Saskatchewan and the Old North West. t in and for the said Irovinceas long and as far only as it is not repugnant to any Act of the Parliamentof Canada. It is to be understood that the Provincial Assembly has nolegislative authority with regard to any class of matters not assigned to itby a Dominion statute, such as the Saskatchewan .Act. or by the BritishXorth America Act itself. Sections 53 to 57 of the .Xorth America Act deal with moneyvotes and royal assent in relation to the Dominion Parliament, and bvSection 90 these are made to ajjply iinitatis iinttaiidis to Provincial Legisla-tures. Accordingly, it would not be lawful for the Assembly to pass anyvote involving the expenditure of money for any purpose not previouslyrecommended by a message from the Lieutenant-Governor acting on theadvice of the ProvincialCabinet. \\hen any jiasses the .\ssemblv, theLieutenant-Governor .shall declare, according tc. liis discretion, but subjectto the provisions of the written Constitution and to his instructions from. Laird, 1ST(Mackintosh. 1 TEUTKNAXT-t!UVi:iiNOK« nF THK TKHKITOKl KS. Dou-ilnev ISSl-lSSS. Roval, lSSS-1893. l-nmovon, 1S9S. ForH^t. lS!S-190o. 478 HISTORY OF THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN the Governor-General in Council, either that, in his representative capacityhe assents to the Dill, refuses to assent to the Bill, or reserves it for theconsideration of the Governor-General in Council. He must transmit copiesof all legislation to the Federal Government, which, upon the advice of theAttorney-General may, within one year, disallow any Act judged to beultra vires. A Bill reserved for the signification of the Governor-Generalspleasure remains invalid unless and until within one year the assent of theGovernor-General-in-Council is ofificially announced. Under the amendments to the British North .America .\cl passed in1871, it is i^rovidcd that the Iarliament of Canada may, from time to time,with the consent of tlic Legislature of an)- Pro
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