“ Any militiaman, drafted or liable to be drafted for service, who shall refuse or neglect to take the oath hereinbefore prescribed, when tendered to him by a Justice of the Peace or by any Commissioned Officer in command of the Corps to which such militiaman belongs, or in whose District he resides, shall be subject to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months, and for every subsequent neglect or refusal to take such oath shall be subject to a further imprisonment not exceeding twelve months ”

“ Whenever the Militia or any part, or Corps thereof, shall be called out for actual service, the Officers, non-commissioned officers and men so called out shall be paid at such rates of daily pay as are paid to Officers, non-commissioned officers and men of the relative and corresponding grade in Her Majesty’s Service, or such other rates as may for the time being be fixed by the Governor in Council. ”

“ Any Officer commanding a Corps of Militia, who shall knowingly claim pay on account of any drills performed with his Corps, for any man belonging to any other Corps of Militia, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall likewise be liable to be tried and punished by Court Martial;
Including men not duly enrolled. and any Officer commanding a Corps of Militia, who shall include in any parade state or other Return, any man not duly enrolled and attested as a Militiaman, shall be guilty of a misdemeanour, and shall be likewise liable to be tried and punished by Court Martial ”

“ When any Company Division shall have furnished more men than its quota, as compared with other Company Divisions in the same Regimental Division, such Company Division shall not again be called upon in time of peace for more men, until the other Compan Divisions have supplied men to equalize the proportion for each, according to the number of names inscribed on the Militia Rolls thereof respectively. ”

“ The Officer commanding any Military District or Division, or the Officer commanding any Corps of Active Militia, may, upon any sudden emergency of invasion or insurrection, or imminent danger of either, call out the whole or any part of the Militia within his command, until the pleasure of Her Majesty is known, and the Militia so called out by their Commanding Oflicer shall immediately obey all such orders as he may give, and march to such place within or without the District or Division as he may direct. ”

“ Any man serving in the Active Militia who may require to leave Canada shall first return to the Captain of his Company all articles of public clothing, or public property which he may have had in his possession, and shall obtain a written discharge from the Commanding Officer of his Corps ”

“ If the substitute is drawn his principal must suppy his place. but, if during any period of service, any man who is serving in the active Militia as a substitute for another, shall become liable to service in his own person, he shall be taken for such service, and his place as substitute shall be supplied by the Militiaman in whose stead he was serving. ”

“ The Governor in Council may make regulations for the billeting and cantoning of Troops and Militia when on active service, for the furnishing of carriages, horses and other conveyance for their transport and use, and for adequate compensation therefor; and may by such regulations impose fines not exceeding twenty dollars, and imprisonment in cases of default of payment of such fines. ”

“ Such of the Officers and men of any Corps of the Active Militia as reside within two miles of the place appointed for drill, may assemble or be ordered out by the officer commanding it for drill or exercise, at other times than when performing the annual drills, under regulations to be approved by Her Majesty, and without receiving any pay therefor. ”

“ Exemptions in favour of men serving two years. and such of the men as are enrolled in any Service Company of Regular or Marine Militia, for drill and training during any such two years, shall not again be liable to be taken for drill and training, until all the other men in the first, second, and third classes of Militiamen, in the same Company division, have volunteered or been balloted to serve. ”

“ The Corps composing the Active Militia shall be liable to be called out with their arms and ammunition in aid of the Civil Power in ease of riot or other emergency requiring such services, whether such riot or emergency occurs within or without the Municipality in which such Corps is raised or organized ”

“ Excemption on providing a substitute, on payment of $30. but any Militiaman balloted and notified for service may, at an time, be exempt, until again required in his turn to serve by furnishing an acceptable substitute, on or before the day fixed for his appearance, or, in time of peace, by forthwith paying to the Captain of the Company Division within which he resides, the sum of thirty dollars, which said sum, shall by the Captain be paid to another man who is approved, and is willing to serve as substitute for such balloted man ”

“ A military train, and a medical staff, as well as commissariat, hospital and ambulance Corps, may be formed whenever the exigencies of the service may require the same, at such places and in such manner, and of such strength, including the proper Officers, as Her Majesty may direct.
Signing Roll and taking oath of Allegiance. 19. Every Active Militiaman shall sign a service Roll in which the conditions of his service shall be stated; and every Officer of Militia, on appointment, and every non-commissioned officer and man, on enrolment, shall take the oath following ”

“ Qualification and appointment. 28. There shall be appointed an Adjutant General of Militia for the Dominion of Canada, who shall be a person educated to the military profession, and who has attained the rank of Field Officer in Her Majesty’s regular army:
Rank, command and pay. ”

“ Inspection: compensation for damages. and all such Ranges shall be subject to inspection and approval before being used, and the owners of private property shall be compensated for any damage that may accrue to their respective properties from the use of any such Rifle Range. ”

“ The value of all such articles of public property as may have become deficient or damaged, while in possession an Corps, otherwise than through fair wear and tear or unavoidable accident, may be recovered by the Minister of Militia and Defence or by any other person authorized by him, from the Oificer in comrnand of such Corps ”