Summary

The Time Consequential Amendments Act, 2026 updates two existing Saskatchewan laws to replace references to 'The Time Act' with 'The Time Act, 2026.' The amendments affect The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act, 1997 and The Legislation Act.

This bill makes technical housekeeping changes to keep Saskatchewan's statute books accurate after the passage of The Time Act, 2026. When the legislature passes a new version of an existing act, other laws that refer to the old act by name need to be updated so the references point to the correct statute. This bill changes two such references: one in the law governing alcohol and gaming regulation, and one in the law that sets rules for how Saskatchewan legislation works. The bill does not change what those laws do or how they operate. It simply ensures that when those laws cite time-related provisions, they cite the current Time Act rather than an outdated reference. The bill comes into force on the same day as The Time Act, 2026 itself.