SS · New Home Buyer Protection Act
Part 4 — Enforcement and Reviews
12 Compliance orders
person if the officer believes on reasonable and probable grounds
that the person has failed to comply with this Act.
(2) A compliance order must be in the prescribed form, and must
(a) contain the following:
(i) the name of the person to whom the compliance order is
issued;
(ii) direction as to the action the person must take, stop or
modify;
(iii) the date by which the person must comply with the
compliance order;
(iv) the reasons for the compliance order;
(v) a statement of the person 's right under section 13 to
request that the compliance order be reviewed by the
Registrar;
(vi) any other information required by the regulations,
and
(b) be served on the person to whom it is issued.
(3) Without limiting subsection (2)(a)(ii), a compliance order may
specify any of the following requirements:
(a) that a person must apply to obtain a licence or an
authorization or to be granted an exemption in accordance
with this Act;
(b) that a person must obtain the required home warranty
coverage;
(c) that a person must provide to a prospective owner a copy of
the disclosure notice referred to in section 3.01(1)(b);
(d) that a person must provide documentation to a compliance
officer to assist the officer in the execution of the officer's
duties;
(e) that a person must register a new home or the person's
intention to build a new home in accordance with this Act;
(f) any other prescr ibed requirement.
(4) A compliance officer may amend a compliance order, in which
case subsection (2) applies to the amendment.
(5) If a compliance officer is satisfied that the circumstances that
gave rise to a compliance order are no longer present or have been
affected by other circumstances, the compliance officer may cancel
the compliance order by serving written notice of the cancellation
to the person to whom the compliance order was issued.
2012 cN-3.2 s12;2017 c10 s14;2025 c13 s3