Mission By-law 1698-1987, s. 13.02 — Parade Marshal The parade marshal shall be the person responsible for organizing and controlling a Parade
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Parade Marshal The parade marshal shall be the person responsible for organizing and controlling a Parade.
The parade marshal shall be deemed to represent the group or organization requesting a Consolidated Traffic Regulation Bylaw 1698-1987 Parade and shall be responsible to apply for the Permit, convey the regulations set out by Council, attend the Parade during its complete duration from the start of assembly to the completion of dispersal, and shall be responsible to coordinate the operation and regulation of the Parade with other authorities having jurisdiction and the group or organization sponsoring the Parade.
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