12Dog rangers
Any territorial authority may appoint 1 or more dog rangers.
Any person may be appointed as a dog ranger in an honorary capacity.
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- 1982 No 42 s 13
A territorial authority can appoint one or more dog rangers. You can think of a territorial authority as the people in charge of a city or district. Any person can be appointed as a dog ranger, and they can do this job without getting paid, which is called an honorary capacity.
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Any territorial authority may appoint 1 or more dog rangers.
Any person may be appointed as a dog ranger in an honorary capacity.