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- The Nova Scotia order of precedence is a nominal and symbolic hierarchy of important positions within the province of Nova Scotia. It has no legal standing but is used to dictate ceremonial protocol at events of a provincial nature. Current as of September 2022 1.
* King of Canada (His Majesty Charles III) 2.
* Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia (Arthur LeBlanc ONS KC) 3.
* Premier of Nova Scotia (Tim Houston MLA) 4.
* Chief Justice of Nova Scotia (Michael Wood) 5.
* Former Lieutenant Governors 6. 1.
* Myra Freeman CM ONS B.A. B.Ed. 7. 2.
* Mayann Francis ONS DHumL DCL 8. 3.
* John James Grant CM CMM ONS CD 9.
* Former Premiers 10. 1.
* Russell MacLellan KC 11. 2.
* John Hamm OC 12. 3.
* Rodney MacDonald 13. 4.
* Darrell Dexter KC 14. 5.
* Stephen McNeil MLA 15. 6.
* Iain Rankin MLA 16.
* Speaker of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly (Keith Bain MLA) 17.
* Members of the Executive Council of Nova Scotia 18. 1.
* Allan MacMaster MLA 19. 2.
* Pat Dunn MLA 20. 3.
* John Lohr MLA 21. 4.
* Karla MacFarlane MLA 22. 5.
* Barbara Adams MLA 23. 6.
* Tim Halman MLA 24. 7.
* Kim Masland MLA 25. 8.
* Brad Johns MLA 26. 9.
* Tory Rushton MLA 27. 10.
* Steve Craig MLA 28. 11.
* Colton LeBlanc MLA 29. 12.
* Brian Comer MLA 30. 13.
* Michelle Thompson MLA 31. 14.
* Jill Balser MLA 32. 15.
* Greg Morrow MLA 33. 16.
* Susan Corkum-Greek MLA 34. 17.
* Becky Druhan MLA 35. 18.
* Brian Wong MLA 36.
* Leader of the Opposition (Zach Churchill MLA) 37.
* Members of the King's Privy Council for Canada resident in Nova Scotia 38. 1.
* Elmer MacKay PC KC 39. 2.
* Peter McCreath PC 40. 3.
* David Dingwall PC KC 41. 4.
* Bernie Boudreau PC KC 42. 5.
* Robert Thibault PC 43. 6.
* Geoff Regan PC 44. 7.
* Mark Eyking PC 45. 8.
* Scott Brison PC 46. 9.
* Peter MacKay PC KC 47. 10.
* Bernadette Jordan PC 48.
* Members of the Federal Cabinet who represent Nova Scotia 49.
* Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Deborah K. Smith) 50.
* Associate Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Patrick J. Duncan) 51.
* Associate Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Family Division) (Lawrence O'Neil) 52.
* Justices of the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal 53.
* Justices of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia 54.
* Chief Judge of the Provincial Court (Pamela S. Williams) 55.
* Associate Chief Judge of the Provincial Court (Vacant) 56.
* Judges of the Provincial Court 57.
* Associate Chief Judge of the Family Court (S. Raymond Morse) 58.
* Judges of the Family Court 59.
* Leader of the Third Party (Claudia Chender MLA) 60.
* Members of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly (with precedence governed by the date of their first election to the Legislature) 61.
* Members of the Senate who represent Nova Scotia (with precedence governed by date of appointment) 62. 1.
* Jane Marie Cordy 63. 2.
* Stephen Greene 64. 3.
* Michael L. MacDonald 65. 4.
* Wanda Thomas Bernard CM ONS 66. 5.
* Daniel Christmas 67. 6.
* Mary Coyle 68. 7.
* Colin Deacon 69. 8.
* Stan Kutcher 70.
* Members of the House of Commons who represent Nova Scotia (with precedence governed by the date of their first election to the House of Commons) 71. 1.
* Andy Fillmore MP 72. 2.
* Darren Fisher MP 73. 3.
* Sean Fraser MP 74. 4.
* Darrell Samson MP 75. 5.
* Mike Kelloway MP 76. 6.
* Jaime Battiste MP 77. 7.
* Kody Blois MP 78. 8.
* Chris d'Entremont MP 79. 9.
* Lena Diab MP 80. 10.
* Stephen Ellis MP 81. 11.
* Rick Perkins MP 82.
* Anglican Bishop of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island (Sandra Fyfe) 83.
* Roman Catholic Archbishop of Halifax (Brian Joseph Dunn) 84.
* Leaders of Faith Communities 85.
* Consul General of France in Moncton and Halifax (Johan Schitterer) 86.
* Consul General of the United States of America in Halifax (Lyra S. Carr) 87.
* Mayor of the Halifax Regional Municipality (Mike Savage) 88.
* Commander, Maritime Forces Atlantic and Joint Task Force Atlantic, Canadian Forces (Rear-Admiral Brian Santarpia CD) 89.
* Commander, 5th Canadian Division, Canadian Forces (Brigadier-General Paul Peyton, MSM CD) 90.
* Commanding Officer "H" Division, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Assistant Commissioner Lee Bergerman) (en)
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