Bill 104: Disclosure to Protect Against Intimate Partner Violence Act

This bill is primarily a public safety and policing measure and does not directly regulate businesses, employers, or commercial activity. It applies to police services operating in Prince Edward Island, who must develop application processes, conduct risk assessments, and make verbal in-person disclosures. Organizations that may be designated by regulation as 'designated persons' — potentially including social workers, shelters, or victim services organizations — could take on a supporting administrative role in submitting applications on behalf of at-risk individuals. There is no direct impact on typical private-sector businesses in terms of operations, hiring, or costs.