Distinct Society or Ministries Without a Backbone?

I was recently reading the July-August issue of “Transport Routier” that informs us on the new hours of service for the intra-provincial drivers in Quebec that took place on June 15^th and that until November 1^st, no fines will be given to erratic drivers. The delay is explained by the elections in March. Initialy the law was to be enforced April 1^st. However some pressure groups made the S.A.A.Q. give until November 1^st to issue the first fines

This brought to me the question on the headliner. Accordingly to the Gazette of Canada of November 16^th 2005 the implementation of the new H.O.S. law has been published. Also the same Gazette shows that the modifications passed by the Parliament in 2001 takes effect on January 1^st 2006. This adds up to a 22 month delay before full enforcement to delinquents that are not still aware that the law has been changed.

The majority of other provinces have given a 90 day grace period to drivers before full enforcement. Ontario has lead the way starting a smooth enforcement on January 1^st 2007. We are the last ones to do so and over 135 days of clemency is allowed without counting almost 6 months of delay where the law was implanted elsewhere in the country.

Make your own idea but, mine is made and we are not a so distinct society

Source

http://canadagazette.gc.ca/partII/2005/20051116/html/sor313-e.html