Bill 113: Medically at-Risk Registry Act

The primary business affected is Nova Scotia Power Incorporated, the provincial utility, which would be required to integrate registry data into its outage response and power restoration workflows. In practice, this means the utility's operations and dispatch teams would need to cross-reference the registry when deciding the order in which neighbourhoods or individual residences get power restored. The Nova Scotia Health Authority would also take on an administrative role — maintaining, updating, and securely sharing the registry with the utility and the Emergency Management Office. There is minimal direct impact on private businesses outside the utility and health authority, though home-based medical equipment suppliers or healthcare providers may see indirect relevance if they advise clients about registration.