Alberta Regulation 263/2009

Film and Video Classification Act

FILM AND VIDEO CLASSIFICATION REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 483/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 19 of the Film and Video Classification Act.

Table of Contents

Interpretation

2 Distribution licence fee

3 Classification scheme for films

4 Fees for classification

5 Exemption from requirement for classification fees

6 Exemption from requirement for classification

7 Designation of classification agencies

8 How classification is to be indicated

9 Segregation of adult video films

10 Appeal of decision of Executive Director

11 Coming into force

12 Expiry

Schedule

Interpretation

1(1) In this Regulation, "Act" means the Film and Video

Classification Act.

(2) For the purposes of

section 1(

g) of the Act, "film" includes a film

delivered and projected digitally, whether by satellite or a storage

device.

Distribution licence fee

2(1) The fee payable for a distribution licence under

section 6 of the

Act is $450.

(2) If the term of the distribution licence is for less than a full calendar

year, the fee payable is 1/12 of the amount set out in subsection (1) for

each month of the term of the licence.

(3) An educational, religious or non-profit organization registered

under the Societies Act or under the equivalent legislation of a province

other than Alberta is exempt from the requirement to pay the fee set

out in subsection (1).

Classification scheme for films

3(1) For the purposes of

section 4(1)(

c) of the Act, the Executive

Director may classify films in accordance with the classification

scheme set out in this section.

(2) The Executive Director may give a film one of the following

classifications:

(

a) General (G);

(

b) Parental Guidance (PG);

(c) 14A;

(d) 18A;

(

e) Restricted (R).

(3) In this section,

(a) "General (G)" means that the film is suitable for viewing by

all ages;

(b) "Parental Guidance (PG)" means that

(

i) the film may not be suitable for viewing by persons

under 14 years of age, and

(ii) parental guidance is advised;

(c) "14A" means that

(

i) the film is suitable for viewing by persons 14 years of

age or older,

(ii) the film may contain violence, coarse language or

sexually suggestive scenes, or all of those, and

(iii) where a person under 14 years of age is viewing the

film, an adult must accompany that person while

viewing the film;

(d) "18A" means that

(

i) the film is suitable for viewing by persons 18 years of

age or older,

(ii) the film may contain explicit violence, frequent coarse

language, sexual activity or horror, or all of those, and

(iii) where a person under 18 years of age is viewing the

film, an adult must accompany that person while

viewing the film;

(e) "Restricted (R)" means that

(

i) the film is not suitable for viewing by persons under 18

years of age,

(ii) no person under 18 years of age may be admitted to a

theatre or any other place to view the film, and

(iii) the film may contain brutal or graphic violence,

frequent sexual activity or intense horror or other

disturbing content, or all of those.

(4) A classification under this

section may include one or more of the

advisories set out in the Schedule.

Fees for classification

4(1) The following fees are payable for the classification of a film:

(

a) for the first copy of a film, $2 for each minute or part of a

minute;

(

b) for each additional copy of a film, $1 for each minute or part

of a minute;

(

c) for the first or each additional copy of a trailer or commercial

used to advertise a film, $10.

(2) An educational, religious or non-profit organization registered

under the Societies Act or under the equivalent legislation of a province

other than Alberta is exempt from the requirement to pay the fees set

out in subsection (1).

Exemption from requirement for classification fees

5 A distributor that is an educational, religious or non-profit

organization registered under the Societies Act or under the equivalent

legislation of a province other than Alberta is exempt from the

requirement to pay classification fees under

section 9 or 10 of the Act.

Exemption from requirement for classification

6 A film is exempt from the requirement to be classified where

(

a) the film is not intended to be made available to the public or

exhibited in a theatre, and

(

b) no admission fee is to be charged or admission is gained by a

voluntary donation.

Designation of classification agencies

7(1) The Motion Picture Classification Corporation of Canada is

designated as a classification agency for the purpose of classifying

video films that are not intended to be exhibited in a theatre, excluding

adult video films referred to in

section 13(2)(

b) of the Act.

(2) The Entertainment Software Ratings Board is designated as a

classification agency for the purpose of classifying video games.

How classification is to be indicated

8(1) Where a distributor or the operator of a theatre advertises specific

showings of a film, the advertisement, whether printed, voice-recorded

or located on an internet website, must prominently include the

classification given to the film in Alberta.

(2) Where the operator of a theatre exhibits a film in the theatre, the

operator must prominently display at the box office, ticket office or

point of admission to the theatre the classification given to the film in

Alberta.

(3) Where a video exchange operator sells, rents or otherwise makes

available to the public a video film, the packaging of the video film

must prominently display the classification given to the video film by

the applicable classification agency referred to in

section 7.

Segregation of adult video films

9 A video exchange operator shall segregate adult video films from

other video films by storing the adult video films in a separate area

(

a) that is not in public view, and

(

b) to which minors are not given access.

Appeal of decision of Executive Director

10(1) The decision of the Executive Director as to the classification of

a film under

section 3 may be appealed to the Minister.

(2) A notice of an appeal must

(

a) be in writing,

(

b) contain reasons for the appeal, and

(

c) be submitted to the Minister within 30 days following the

date of the decision being appealed.

Coming into force

11 This Regulation comes into force on the coming into force of the

Act.

Expiry

12 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for

ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be

repassed in its present or an amended form following a review, this

Regulation expires on November 30, 2013.

Schedule

Content Advisories

Brutal Violence - The film contains visually explicit portrayals of

violence that may be characterized by extreme brutality, bloodletting

or tissue damage, or both, and may include images of torture, horror or

war.

Coarse Language - The film contains profanity, threats, slurs,

sexual references or sexual innuendo.

Crude Content - The film contains the presence of material or

humour that is unrefined or coarse and that may be seen as harsh, rude

or offensive.

Disturbing Content - The film contains elements pertaining to

distress, suffering or other disturbing elements. This includes the

implication or threat of physical or psychological violence, or both,

even when violence is not depicted.

Explicit Sexual Content - The film contains the presence of

sexual acts, shown in full, clear, unequivocal and realistic detail, that

may or may not be gratuitous to the film.

Frightening Scenes - The film contains the presence of images

that might shock or frighten a person. These scenes might be found in

the thriller, suspense or war genre.

Gory Scenes - The film contains the presence of graphic images of

bloodletting or tissue damage, or both, and includes horror or war

representations. The degree, frequency and intensity of these images

will be factors in the classification decision.

Language May Offend - The film contains language that may be

offensive to some groups. For example, sacrilegious language such as

goddamn. This advisory is also used for PG films that contain

expletives.

Mature Subject-matter - The film contains the presence of images

or storylines that may be disturbing or incomprehensible to minors.

The film may contain portrayals of domestic violence, racism,

religious matters, death or controversial social issues.

Not Recommended For Children - The film may include scenes

that reflect a more mature situation, such as drug use or abuse.

Not Recommended For Young Children - The film may be

inappropriate for young children. For example, the subject-matter

could include the death of a family pet, a complicated family

breakdown or images considered frightening or disturbing for the very

young.

Nudity - The film contains the presence of images of full frontal,

partial or rear nudity. May be an advisory in several film

classifications, depending on the context of the nudity, clarity, detail,

repetition, and whether the nudity is in a non-sexual or sexual context.

Sexual Content - The film contains the presence of images of, or

verbal references to, sexual themes, sexual innuendo, fondling, implied

sexual activity or simulated sexual activity, depending on the

classification category to which it is affixed.

Sexually Suggestive Scenes - The film contains scenes that

imply rather than depict that sexual activity is taking place or has

occurred.

Sexual Violence - The film advises of the degradation of an

individual in a sexual manner, and may contain images of

non-consensual acts with the intent to inflict harm, for example,

simulated sexual assault or the use of threat to force compliance in

sexual activity, or both.

Substance Abuse - The film contains descriptive scenes depicting

the use of illegal substances, the excessive use of tobacco or the use of

alcohol resulting in impairment.

Violence - The film may refer to restrained portrayals of

non-graphic violence, portrayals of violence with some bloodletting or

tissue damage, or both, and frequent more prolonged portrayals of

violence resulting in bloodletting or tissue damage, or both. The

degree, frequency and intensity of the acts of violence will be factors

in the classification decision.

NOTE: The words "Crude" and "Gory" may be applied in

combination with other advisories, such as "Crude Sexual Content",

"Crude Coarse Language" or "Gory Brutal Violence" to indicate a

higher level of sexual content, course language or violence, as the case

may be.

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Alberta Regulation 264/2009

Safety Codes Act

PRIVATE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 485/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Private Sewage Disposal Systems Regulation

(AR 229/97) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after clause (b):

(b.1) "holding tank" means a tank designed to retain sewage

or effluent until it is transferred into mobile equipment

for treatment off-site;

(

b) by repealing clause (

c) and substituting the

following:

(c) "sewage" means the composite of liquid and

water-carried wastes associated with the use of water

for drinking, food preparation, washing, hygiene,

sanitation or other domestic purposes, but does not

include wastewater from industrial processes.

Section 3 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1) by adding "or" at the end of clause

(a), striking out "or" at the end of clause (

b) and

repealing clause (c);

(

b) in subsection (2) by adding "or certified" after

"approved".

Section 4 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Rules

4(1) This Regulation applies to private sewage disposal systems.

(2) The Alberta Private Sewage Systems Standard of Practice 2009

published by the Safety Codes Council is declared in force with

respect to private sewage disposal systems that

(

a) serve a single property,

(

b) are designed to receive not more than 25m3 of sewage each

day, and

(

c) are designed to dispose of sewage either on the property that

the system serves or in a holding tank.

(3) The Alberta Private Sewage Systems Standard of Practice 2009

does not apply to two or more systems that serve a single property

and, in total, receive more than 25m3 of sewage each day.

(4) A private sewage disposal system described in subsection

(2) that is designed to receive more than 5.7m3 of sewage each day must

be designed for its specific site and use by

(

a) a professional engineer, as defined in the Engineering,

Geological and Geophysical Professions Act, or

(

b) a person who has qualifications that are acceptable to the

Administrator.

(5) A private sewage disposal system that does not meet the

requirements of subsection (2) must meet a standard acceptable to

the Administrator.

Section 5 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2012" and

substituting "May 3, 2014".

6 This Regulation comes into force on October 5, 2009.

Alberta Regulation 265/2009

Safety Codes Act

BUILDING CODE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 486/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Building Code Regulation (AR 117/2007) is amended

by this Regulation.

2 The

Schedule is amended by adding the following after

section 2(j):

(j.1) in Sentence 7.2.1.2.(2) by striking out "Subsection

7.2.3." and substituting "Part 10 of the Alberta Private

Sewage Systems Standard of Practice, 2009".

(j.2) by striking out Articles 7.2.3.1. and 7.2.3.2.;

3 This Regulation comes into force on October 5, 2009.

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Alberta Regulation 266/2009

Safety Codes Act

PERMIT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 487/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Permit Regulation (AR 204/2007) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 16 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (2):

(3) Despite subsection (1), a permit is not required for basic privies

that are not connected to a holding tank.

3 This Regulation comes into force on October 5, 2009.

Alberta Regulation 267/2009

Meat Inspection Act

MEAT INSPECTION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 489/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 11 of the Meat Inspection Act.

1 The Meat Inspection Regulation (AR 42/2003) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 12 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Expiry

12 A licence expires 5 years after the date it was issued or last

renewed unless it is earlier suspended or revoked.

3 Notwithstanding

section 12 of the Meat Inspection Regulation

(AR 42/2003) as it read immediately before the coming into force of

this Regulation, every subsisting licence that was issued or renewed

before the coming into force of this Regulation expires 5 years after

the date of its issuance or renewal unless it is earlier suspended or

revoked.

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Alberta Regulation 268/2009

Cemeteries Act

CEMETERIES EXEMPTION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 490/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 65 of the Cemeteries Act.

1 The Cemeteries Exemption Regulation (AR 236/98) is

amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 3.3:

Historic Dunvegan Cemetery

3.4 The Historic Dunvegan Cemetery owned by the Crown as

represented by the Minister of Culture and Community Spirit

consisting of Survey Plan 0927477 containing 0.12 hectares (0.30

acres) more or less, located within Plan 5818BD, Block Y is exempt

from the provisions of the Act on condition that its use is limited to

the reburial of remains from the Historic Dunvegan Site located on

Plan 5818BD, Blocks X, Y and 5, Plan 5818BD, Block A, northeast

quarter of

section 7, range 80, township 4, west of the 6th meridian,

legal subdivisions 15 and 16 of

section 7, range 80, township 4, west

of the 6th meridian, Dunvegan Settlement Lot 1, Plan 0021020, Lot

1, Road Plan 4182JY, including all road allowances contained within

these legal land descriptions.

Section 5 is amended by striking out "November 30, 2009"

and substituting "November 30, 2019".

4 The

Schedule is amended by repealing item 1(f).

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Alberta Regulation 269/2009

Health Professions Act

DENTURISTS PROFESSION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council

(O.C. 492/2009) on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 131 of the Health Professions

Act and made by the Council of the College of Alberta Denturists on September 9,

2009 pursuant to

section 131 of the Health Professions Act.

1 The Denturists Profession Regulation (AR 186/2002) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by renumbering clause (

a) as clause (a.1) and

adding the following before clause (a.1):

(a) "Act" means the Health Professions Act;

(

b) by adding the following after clause (c):

(c.1) "courtesy register" means the courtesy register category

of the regulated members register;

(c.2) "general register" means the general register category of

the regulated members register;

(c.3) "Hearings Director" means the hearings director of the

College;

(

c) by repealing clause (

d) and substituting the

following:

(d) "provisional register" means the provisional register

category of the regulated members register;

(

d) by repealing clause (

g) and substituting the

following:

(g) "Reinstatement Review Committee" means the

reinstatement review committee of the College.

Section 2 is amended by adding the following after

clause (a):

(a.1) provisional register;

Section 3 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Application for general register

3(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member may be

registered on the general register if the applicant

(

a) has obtained a diploma in denturism from a program

approved by the Council,

(

b) has successfully completed an internship program

approved by the Council, and

(

c) has successfully passed the registration examination

approved by the Council.

(2) An applicant under subsection (1) must have passed the

registration examination referred to in subsection (1)(

c) within the

2 years immediately preceding the date the Registrar receives the

complete application.

(3) Where an applicant does not meet the requirements of

subsection (2), the applicant must provide evidence satisfactory to

the Registrar or Registration Committee that the applicant is

competent to practise as a denturist.

(4) For the purposes of subsection (3), the Registrar or

Registration Committee may require an applicant to undergo any

examination, testing, assessment, training or education the

Registrar or Registration Committee considers necessary.

Section 4 is amended

(

a) by adding "as a regulated member on the general register"

after "for registration";

(

b) by adding "under

section 28(2)(

b) of the Act" after

"Council".

Section 5 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

following:

Substantial equivalence

5(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on

the general register who does not meet the registration

requirements under

section 3 but whose qualifications have

been determined by the Registrar or Registration Committee

under

section 28(2)(

c) of the Act to be substantially equivalent

to the registration requirements under

section 3 may be

registered on the general register.

(

b) in subsection (2) by adding "or Registration

Committee" after "Registrar";

(

c) by repealing subsection (3) and substituting the

following:

(3) The Registrar may direct an applicant under subsection (1) to

undergo any education or training activities the Registrar or

Registration Committee may consider necessary in order for the

applicant to be registered.

(4) The Registrar or Registration Committee may require an

applicant under subsection (1) to provide any other relevant

information or evidence that the Registrar or Registration

Committee considers necessary in order to assess an application

under this section.

7 The following is added after

section 5:

Provisional register

5.1(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member may be

registered on the provisional register if the applicant

(

a) has fulfilled the registration requirements set out in

section

3(1)(

a) and (

b) but has not successfully passed the

registration examination referred to in

section 3(1)(c),

(

b) is undergoing examination, testing, assessment, training or

education in denturism for the purpose of establishing that

the applicant is competent to practise as a denturist under

section 3(3) or (4), or

(

c) is qualified to practice denturism in another jurisdiction and

the applicant's competencies are being assessed under

section 5.

(2) A person who is registered on the provisional register may

practise only while supervised in a manner satisfactory to the

Registrar or the Registration Committee.

(3) A regulated member may be registered on the provisional

register for a period of not more than one year.

(4) Despite subsection (3), the Registrar or the Registration

Committee may extend a registration on the provisional register

beyond one year if the Registrar or the Registration Committee is

of the opinion that extenuating circumstances exist.

(5) If a regulated member registered on the provisional register

meets the registration requirements set out in

section 3, the

Registrar must remove the regulated member's name from the

provisional register and enter it on the general register.

Section 6(1) is repealed and the following is substituted:

Courtesy register

6(1) A person who requires registration in Alberta on a temporary

basis for a specified purpose approved by the Registrar is eligible

for registration on the courtesy register if the person

(

a) is registered as a denturist in good standing in another

jurisdiction, and

(

b) satisfies the Registrar of having the necessary

competencies to carry out the purpose for which the

registration is requested.

Section 7 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Good character, reputation

7 An applicant for registration as a regulated member must

provide evidence satisfactory to the Registrar of having good

character and reputation by submitting one or more of the

following on the request of the Registrar:

(

a) written references from colleagues and, where

applicable, from another jurisdiction in which the

applicant is currently registered;

(

b) a written statement by the applicant as to whether the

applicant is currently undergoing an unprofessional

conduct process or has previously been disciplined by

another regulatory body responsible for the regulation

of denturism or of another profession;

(

c) a written statement by the applicant as to whether the

applicant has ever pleaded guilty or has been found

guilty of a criminal offence in Canada or an offence of a

similar nature in a jurisdiction outside Canada for which

the applicant has not been pardoned;

(

d) the results of a current criminal records check;

(

e) any other relevant evidence as requested by the

Registrar.

10 The following is added after

section 8:

8.1(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member must

competently in the practice of denturism.

(2) An applicant may be required by the Registrar to demonstrate

requirements approved by the Council.

Citizenship

8.2 An applicant for registration as a regulated member must

provide proof of Canadian citizenship or proof of having been

lawfully admitted to and entitled to work in Canada.

CPR certification

8.3 An applicant for registration as a regulated member is

required to provide evidence of current cardiopulmonary

resuscitation certification at a level required by the Council.

Section 9 and the heading preceding

section 9 are

repealed and the following is substituted:

Practice Permit

Renewal requirements

9 A regulated member applying for renewal of the member's

practice permit must, at the request of the Registrar,

(

a) provide a written statement as to whether the regulated

member has pleaded guilty or been found guilty of a

criminal offence in Canada or an offence of a similar

nature in a jurisdiction outside Canada since the

member's last practice permit,

(

b) provide a written statement as to whether the member

has been the subject of any disciplinary action by a

regulatory organization in Alberta or elsewhere since

the member's last practice permit,

(

c) provide information related to whether the member

continues to be of good character and reputation,

(

d) provide evidence of having the type and amount of

professional liability insurance required by the Council,

(

e) provide evidence of holding a current cardiopulmonary

resuscitation certificate at the level required by the

Council, and

(

f) submit evidence of credits required under

section 10.1.

Section 10 is amended by repealing clause (

d) and

substituting the following:

(

d) a requirement that the regulated member limit the member's

practice to specified areas of practice or practice settings and

refrain from practising in specified areas of practice or

practice settings;

13 The following is added after

section 10:

Continuing Competence

Continuing competence program

10.1(1) A regulated member registered on the general register

must complete 100 hours of continuing education, in accordance

with the rules established by the Council under

section 11, in each

sequential 5-year period beginning on the January 1 following the

year of the regulated member's initial registration under the Dental

Mechanics Regulation (AR 315/69) or under this Regulation.

(2) To obtain continuing education credit hours, a regulated

member registered on the general register may undertake one or

more of the following continuing education activities if those

activities contain scientific or clinical content related to the

practice of denturism:

(

a) a program of full time study;

(

b) attendance at or participation in conventions or

conferences;

(

c) self-study or distance education courses;

(

d) preparation of publications;

(

e) any other activities approved by the Council, Registrar

or Registration Committee.

(3) To obtain continuing education credit hours, a regulated

member may undertake continuing education activities that

promote the personal or non-clinical development of the regulated

member to a maximum of 10 hours in the 5 years preceding the

date of renewal of practice permit.

(4) A regulated member must submit to the Registrar the hours of

continuing education that the member has undertaken and specify

the activities undertaken in accordance with the rules established

under

section 11.

(5) A one credit hour is given for every hour of participation in a

continuing education activity unless otherwise specified in the

rules established under

section 11.

14 Sections 11 and 12 are repealed and the following is

substituted:

Continuing competence program rules

11(1) The Council may establish rules governing

(

a) the program credit hours that may be earned for each

professional development activity,

(

b) the type and category of professional development

activities that a regulated member must undertake in a

5-year period,

(

c) the number of professional development activities

within a specific category for which a member may earn

credit hours, and

(

d) the continuing competence program.

(2) The Registrar and the Competence Committee may

recommend rules or amendments to the rules to the Council.

(3) Before the Council establishes any rules or amendments to the

rules, the proposed rules or proposed amendments to the rules must

be distributed by the Registrar to all regulated members for their

review.

(4) The Council may establish the rules or amendments to the

rules 30 or more days after distribution under subsection (3) and

after having considered any comments received on the proposed

rules or proposed amendments to the rules.

Rule distribution

12 The Registrar must distribute the rules and any amendments to

the rules established under

section 11(4) to the regulated members

and provide copies on request to the Minister, regional health

authorities and any person who requests them.

Practice visits

12.1(1) The Competence Committee is authorized to carry out

practice visits and may, for the purposes of assessing continuing

competence, select individual regulated members or a group of

regulated members for a practice visit based on criteria approved

by the Council.

(2) The criteria for selecting members for review must be

developed by the Competence Committee and approved by the

Council.

Actions to be taken

12.2 If the results of a practice visit are unsatisfactory, the

Competence Committee may direct a regulated member or a group

of regulated members to undertake one or more of the following

actions within the time period, if any, specified by the Competence

Committee:

(

a) successful completion of specific continuing

competence requirements of professional development

activities;

(

b) successful completion of any examinations, testing,

assessment, training, education or counselling to

enhance competence in a specified area or areas;

(

c) a requirement to practise under the supervision of

another regulated member;

(

d) limitation of practice to specified procedures or practice

settings;

(

e) reporting to the Registration Committee on specified

matters on specified dates;

(

f) prohibition from supervising other regulated members

or students;

(

g) correction of any problems identified in the practice

visit.

Section 13 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Titles

13 A regulated member may use the titles set out in

section 2 of

Schedule 8 to the Act as follows:

(

a) a regulated member on the general register or on the

courtesy register may use the titles "denturist" and

"registered denturist";

(

b) a regulated member on the provisional register may use

the title "provisional denturist".

Section 14 is amended

(

a) in the words preceding clause (

a) by striking out

"may perform any or all of the following restricted activities

in the practice of denturism" and substituting "may, in the

practice of denturism and in accordance with the standards of

practice, perform the following restricted activities";

(

b) by repealing clause (

a) and substituting the

following:

(

a) prescribe or fit

(

i) a removable partial or complete denture, or

(ii) a fixed or removable implant supported prosthesis

that replaces 2 or more teeth;

Section 15 is amended by renumbering it as

section

15(1) and by adding the following after subsection (1):

(2) A regulated member who performs a restricted activity must do

so in accordance with the standards of practice.

Section 16 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) by striking out "a post-diploma" and substituting

"an";

(ii) by adding "with the consent of and" after "section

14";

(

b) in subsection (2)(

c) by striking out "provide" and

substituting "perform".

Section 19 is amended by striking out "section 59" and

substituting "sections 59 and 60".

Section 20 is amended by striking out "complainant and"

and substituting "complainant or".

Section 21 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1) by striking out "and practice permit

reinstated" and substituting "reinstated and the practice

permit reissued";

(

b) by repealing subsection (2) and substituting the

following:

(2) An application under subsection (1) must

(

a) not be made earlier than 5 years after the date of

the cancellation, and

(

b) not be made more frequently than once in each

12-month period following a refusal of an

application under

section 25(1)(a).

(

c) by adding the following after subsection (2):

(3) An applicant under subsection (1) must provide evidence

to the Registrar of the applicant's qualifications for

registration.

Section 22 is amended by repealing subsection (1) and

substituting the following:

Hearing date

22(1) On receipt of an application under

section 21, the Registrar

must refer the application to the Hearings Director who must

appoint, in accordance with the bylaws, regulated members to a

Reinstatement Review Committee to hold a hearing on the

application.

Section 23(1) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

Hearing

23(1) The reinstatement hearing is open to the public unless the

Reinstatement Review Committee determines on its own motion or

on the application of any person that the reinstatement hearing or

part of it should be in private

(

a) because of probable prejudice to a civil action or a

prosecution of an offence,

(

b) to protect the safety of the person or of the public,

(

c) because not disclosing a person's confidential personal,

health, property or financial information outweighs the

desirability of having the hearing open to the public,

(

d) because the presence of the public or complainant could

compromise the ability of a witness to testify,

(

e) because of other reasons satisfactory to the Reinstatement

Review Committee, or

(

f) because another Act requires that the hearing or part of the

hearing be held in private.

Section 24 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Deliberations

24 In determining whether or not an application should be

approved, the Reinstatement Review Committee must consider

(

a) the record of the hearing at which the applicant's

registration and practice permit were cancelled, and

(

b) whether the applicant

(

i) meets the current requirements for registration,

(ii) has met any conditions imposed under

Part 4 of the

Act before the applicant's registration and practice

permit were cancelled,

(iii) is fit to practise denturism, and

(iv) does not pose a risk to public safety.

Section 25(1) is amended by repealing clauses (

a) to (

d) and substituting the following:

(

a) an order refusing the application;

(

b) an order directing the Registrar to reinstate the applicant's

registration and to reissue the applicant's practice permit if

the applicant is eligible for registration as a regulated

member;

(

c) an order directing the Registrar to impose specified

conditions on the applicant's practice permit;

(

d) an order directing the applicant to pay any or all of the

College's expenses incurred in respect of the application as

provided for in the bylaws;

(

e) any other order that the Reinstatement Review Committee

considers necessary for the protection of the public.

26 Sections 26 and 27 are repealed and the following is

substituted:

Review by Council

26(1) An applicant whose application is refused or on whose

practice permit conditions have been imposed under

section 25

may apply to the Council for a review of the decision of the

Reinstatement Review Committee.

(2) Sections 31 and 32 of the Act apply to a review under

subsection (1).

Access to decisions

27(1) The Reinstatement Review Committee under

section 25, or

the Council under

section 26, may order that its decision be

published in a manner it considers appropriate.

(2) The College must make the decisions under

section 25 or 26

available for 5 years to the public on request.

Section 28 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

following:

Providing information

28(1) An applicant for registration or a regulated member must

provide the following information in addition to that required

under

section 33(3) of the Act on the initial application for

registration, when there are changes to the information or at the

request of the Registrar:

(

a) home address, mailing address, telephone number, fax

number and e-mail address;

(

b) business mailing address, telephone number, fax

number and e-mail address;

(

c) emergency contact telephone number;

(

d) a passport-type photograph;

(

e) year of registration;

(

f) degrees and other qualifications, including

specialization;

(

g) school of graduation;

(

h) year of graduation;

(

i) date of birth;

(

j) gender;

(

k) date of retirement.

(

b) in subsection (2) by striking out "only".

28 Sections 29 to 31 and the heading preceding

section 30

are repealed and the following is substituted:

Section 119 information

29 The periods of time during which the College is to provide

information under

section 119(4) of the Act are as follows:

(

a) information referred to in

section 33(3) of the Act

entered in a register for a regulated member, while the

member is registered as a regulated member of the

College and for 2 years after ceasing to be registered,

except for the information referred to in

section 33(3)(

h) of the Act;

(

b) information referred to in

section 119(1) of the Act

respecting

(

i) the suspension of a regulated member's practice

permit, while the suspension is in effect and for 2

years after the period of suspension has expired,

(ii) the cancellation of a regulated member's practice

permit, for 2 years after the cancellation,

(iii) the conditions imposed on a regulated member's

practice permit, while the conditions are in effect,

(iv) the directions made that a regulated member cease

providing professional services, while the

directions are in effect, and

(

v) the imposition of a reprimand or fine under

Part 4

of the Act, for 5 years after the imposition of the

reprimand or fine;

(

c) information as to whether a hearing is scheduled to be

held under

Part 4 of the Act with respect to a named

regulated member, until the hearing is concluded;

(

d) information respecting

(

i) whether a hearing has been held under

Part 4 of the

Act with respect to a named regulated member, for

5 years from the date the hearing is concluded, and

(ii) a decision and a record of the hearing referred to in

section 85(3) of the Act of a hearing held under

Part 4 of the Act, for 5 years after the date the

hearing tribunal of the College rendered its

decision.

Alberta Regulation 270/2009

Public Health Act

COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 493/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 66 of the Public Health Act.

1 The Communicable Diseases Regulation (AR 238/85) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 2 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

following:

2(1) The Minister may

(

a) provide health promotional, preventive, diagnostic,

treatment, rehabilitative or palliative services, supplies,

equipment and care and any drugs, medicines and

biological agents for the prevention, treatment or

modification of communicable diseases, and

(

b) with respect to the services or things referred to in

clause (a), determine

(

i) the persons eligible to receive those services or

things,

(ii) the persons who may administer those services or

things,

(iii) the conditions under which those services or things

may be provided and administered, and

(iv) the methods and protocols respecting distribution

and, where applicable, storage and handling of

those services and things.

(

b) in subsection (2)

(

i) by striking out "Subject to subsection (3), no" and

substituting "No";

(ii) by striking out "an agent" and substituting "a

service or thing";

(iii) by adding "unless authorized by the Minister" after

"this section";

(

c) by repealing subsection (3).

3 The following is added after

section 2:

2.1(1) A regional health authority shall provide

(

a) health promotional, preventive, diagnostic, treatment,

rehabilitative or palliative services, supplies, equipment and

care for the prevention, treatment or modification of

communicable diseases, and

(

b) any drugs, medicines and biological agents provided by the

Minister under

section 2(1)(a),

as directed by the Minister.

(2) A regional health authority shall, with respect to the provision of

those services and things referred to in subsection (1),

(

a) implement distribution, storage and handling methods and

protocols as directed by the Minister,

(

b) provide data, records or reports at the times and in the form

and manner required by the Minister,

(

c) create and maintain the data and records required by the

Minister, and

(

d) monitor, as directed by the Minister, the health and safety of

persons to whom the services or things are provided.

(3) A regional health authority shall ensure that employees and other

persons who provide or administer those services and things referred

to in subsection (1) under its authority are trained to do so in

accordance with any requirements established by the Minister.

(4) A regional health authority shall not charge for the services or

things referred to in subsection (1) that are provided by the regional

health authority, its employees or other persons acting under its

authority under this section, or provided by the Minister under

section 2(1)(a), unless authorized to do so by the Minister.

Section 3(1) is repealed.

Alberta Regulation 271/2009

Gaming and Liquor Act

GAMING AND LIQUOR AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 496/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 129 of the Gaming and Liquor Act.

1 The Gaming and Liquor Regulation (AR 143/96) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 4(2) is repealed and the following is substituted:

(2) If an objection is received by the board, the board must, in

accordance with any policies established under subsection (3),

(

a) consider or refuse to consider the objection, and

(

b) advise the person who filed the objection of the board's

decision on the application.

(3) The board may establish policies respecting the consideration

of objections, including the circumstances in which the board may

refuse to consider an objection.

Section 16 is amended by striking out "section 34.1," and

substituting "section 34.01, 34.1, 34.2(2),".

Section 17(2) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(2) The Commission must make available to a registrant any

policies of the board that are conditions of the registration and

must notify the registrant of any amendments made to those

policies after the registration.

(2.1) The Commission may make its policies available to

registrants by mail or e-mail or by posting the policies on the

internet and may notify registrants of amended policies by mail or

e-mail addressed to the registrant.

5 The following is added before

section 34.1:

Offence to enter licensed facility

34.01 No person shall enter into or remain in a licensed facility if

the person has been convicted of an offence under

section 209 of the

Criminal Code (Canada).

Section 34.2 is renumbered as

section 34.2(1) and the

following is added after

section 34.2(1):

(2) No person who is enrolled in a self-exclusion program shall

enter into or remain in licensed premises that are operated under a

casino facility licence or a racing entertainment centre facility

licence.

Section 47 is amended

(

a) in clause (

a) by striking out "and" at the end of

subclause (iv), adding "and" at the end of subclause

(

v) and adding the following after subclause (v):

(vi) to take orders from adults and to deliver and sell liquor

to adults in the same manner as described in clause (f);

(

b) in clause (

c) by striking out "and" at the end of

subclause (iii), adding "and" at the end of subclause

(iv) and adding the following after subclause (iv):

(

v) to take orders from adults and to deliver and sell liquor

to adults in the same manner as described in clause (f);

Section 51 is repealed and the following is substituted:

General merchandise liquor store licence

51 Unless otherwise directed by the board, a general merchandise

liquor store licence must not be issued in respect of any premises

located in a municipality or hamlet if

(

a) a retail liquor store licence is in force for a retail liquor store

located in the same municipality or hamlet, or

(

b) a general off sales licence is in force for a hotel located in the

same municipality or hamlet and no general merchandise

liquor store licence is in effect for the premises at the time

the application for a general merchandise liquor store licence

is made.

Section 73 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Registered liquor agency

73 A person who is registered as a liquor agency is authorized to

act as a representative of a specified liquor supplier in the sale of the

supplier's liquor.

Section 74(2) is repealed.

Section 75(1) is amended by striking out "the licence"

and substituting "the licence or registration".

Section 103 is amended by striking out "July 15, 2012"

and substituting "July 15, 2016".

Schedule 1 is amended by striking out item 3.1 and

substituting the following:

3.1

Liquor agency registration

$200

14 Sections 9, 10 and 13 come into force on the coming

into force of the Gaming and Liquor Amendment Act, 2009.

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Alberta Regulation 272/2009

Provincial Offences Procedure Act

PROCEDURES (GAMING AND LIQUOR) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 497/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 42 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act.

1 The Procedures Regulation (AR 233/89) is amended by

this Regulation.

Schedule 2,

Part 5.2 is amended by repealing

section 2

and substituting the following:

2 An "X" in Column 3 indicates that proceedings in respect of the

offence may be commenced by a violation ticket issued under

either

Part 2 or

Part 3 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act.

Item

Number

Column 1

(Section

Number of

Regulation)

Column 2

(Specified

Penalty in

Dollars)

Column 3

(Part 2/Part

3 Violation

Ticket)

34.01

34.2(2)

87.1(2)

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Alberta Regulation 273/2009

Civil Enforcement Act

CIVIL ENFORCEMENT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 501/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 81.1 of the Civil Enforcement Act.

1 The Civil Enforcement Regulation (AR 276/95) is

amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 40:

Registered plan payment

40.1(1) In this section, "net registered plan payment" means the

amount determined under subsection (3).

(2) For the purposes of garnishing an enforcement debtor's

registered plan payment, the following applies:

(

a) in any month during which a garnishee summons is in effect,

the garnishee summons attaches the amount, if any, by which

an enforcement debtor's net registered plan payment for the

month exceeds the enforcement debtor's actual registered

plan payment exemption for the month;

(

b) the registered plan payment that is attached by a garnishee

summons in any month must be paid by the garnishee to the

clerk who issued the garnishee summons;

(

c) at the end of each month during which a garnishee summons

is in effect, the garnishee shall deliver to the clerk who issued

the garnishee summons a statement setting out

(

i) the enforcement debtor's total registered plan payments

during the month,

(ii) the number of the enforcement debtor's dependants, and

(iii) the particulars of any amounts deducted in calculating

the enforcement debtor's net registered plan payment

for the month;

(

d) subject to clause (e), an enforcement debtor's actual

registered plan payment exemption for any month is the sum

(

i) the enforcement debtor's minimum exemption, and

(ii) 1/2 of any amount by which the enforcement debtor's

net registered plan payment exceeds the enforcement

debtor's minimum exemption;

(

e) an enforcement debtor's actual registered plan payment

exemption for any month must not exceed the enforcement

debtor's maximum exemption;

(

f) if the enforcement debtor receives a registered plan payment

from more than one source, the Court on application may

reduce or eliminate the enforcement debtor's actual

exemption that is applicable to any source of a registered

plan payment;

(

g) a garnishee's compensation for dealing with the garnishee

summons as permitted under the Act must always be

included in the calculation of the amount attached by a

garnishee summons, but may actually be deducted from the

enforcement debtor's registered plan payment only where the

debtor's net registered plan payment exceeds the

enforcement debtor's actual exemption.

(3) The net registered plan payment is the registered plan payment

less any amounts deducted or withheld pursuant to the Alberta

Personal Income Tax Act and the Income Tax Act (Canada).

(4) For the purposes of determining, with respect to a debtor's

registered plan payment, the actual exemptions to which a debtor is

entitled, a garnishee may assume that the debtor does not have any

dependants other than those persons that the debtor has, in a written

statement given to the garnishee, identified as dependants of the

debtor.

(5) Except as otherwise ordered by the Court, the garnishee, if

acting in good faith, is entitled to rely on the written statement given

to the garnishee by the debtor under subsection (4).

Minimum and maximum exemptions

40.2(1) Subject to this section, for the purpose of determining an

enforcement debtor's minimum and maximum registered plan

payment exemption under

section 40.1(2)(d),

(

a) the minimum exemption is $800 plus $200 per dependant,

and

(

b) the maximum exemption is $2400 plus $200 per dependant.

(2) Where an enforcement debtor's registered plan payment from a

particular source varies substantially between months by reason that

the enforcement debtor receives a registered plan payment

(

a) at intervals in excess of one month,

(

b) at irregular intervals, or

(

c) in irregular amounts,

the Court, on application, may increase the minimum or maximum

exemption for any particular month, so that the enforcement debtor's

total exemptions over the course of the garnishment proceedings will

approximate what they would have been if the enforcement debtor's

registered plan payments had been uniformly distributed over the

relevant months.

(3) The Court, on application, may modify the minimum or

maximum registered plan payment exemption to which an

enforcement debtor is entitled.

(4) In considering an application under subsection (3), the Court

must take into consideration at least the following:

(

a) the family responsibilities of the enforcement debtor;

(

b) the personal circumstances of the enforcement debtor;

(

c) the conduct of the enforcement debtor in the carrying out of

the enforcement debtor's financial affairs;

(

d) the earnings of the enforcement debtor's dependants.

3 This Regulation comes into force on October 1, 2009.

Alberta Regulation 274/2009

Water Act

WATER (OFFENCES AND PENALTIES) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 504/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 169 of the Water Act.

1 The Water (Offences and Penalties) Regulation

(AR 193/98) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 7 is amended by striking out "November 30, 2009"

and substituting "December 1, 2012".

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Alberta Regulation 275/2009

Government Organization Act

DESIGNATION AND TRANSFER OF RESPONSIBILITY

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 507/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 16 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Designation and Transfer of Responsibility

Regulation (AR 38/2008) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 3 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (1.1):

(1.2) The Minister of Advanced Education and Technology is

designated as the Minister responsible for the Alberta Research and

Innovation Act.

Section 9 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1)(

n) and (p);

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (1.1):

(1.2) The Minister of Energy is designated as the Minister

responsible for the Carbon Capture and Storage Funding Act.

Section 12(1.1) is amended by adding the following after

clause (b):

(

c) Drug Program Act.

Section 14 is amended by adding the following before

subsection (1.1):

(1.05) The Minister of Infrastructure is designated as the Minister

responsible for the Land Assembly Project Area Act.

Section 18 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (1.2):

(1.3) The Minister of Seniors and Community Supports is

designated as the Minister responsible for the Supportive Living

Accommodation Licensing Act.

Section 21 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1)(

h) and substituting the

following:

(

h) Public Lands Act, except sections 5, 11, 11.1, 14, 20,

44, 47 to 49, 51 to 57, 59, 59.1, 62, 63, 69, 76 and 77;

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (1):

(1.1) The Minister of Sustainable Resource Development is

designated as the Minister responsible for the Alberta Land

Stewardship Act and is the Designated Minister for the purposes

of that Act.

(

c) by adding the following after subsection (6):

(7) The responsibility for sections 5, 11, 11.1, 14, 20, 44, 47 to

49, 51 to 57, 59, 59.1, 62, 63, 69, 76 and 77 of the Public Lands

Act is transferred to the common responsibility of the Minister of

Sustainable Resource Development and the Minister of Tourism,

Parks and Recreation.

(8) The powers, duties and functions of the Minister under the

following sections and Parts of the Dispositions and Fees

Regulation (AR 54/2000) are transferred to the common

responsibility of the Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development and the Minister of Tourism, Parks and Recreation:

(

a) sections 9 to 11, 14, 15 and 17;

(

b) Part 5, except sections 67 and 68;

(

c) Part 6, except

section 76;

(

d) Part 7, except sections 81 and 86;

(

e) Part 8, except sections 99, 105 and 108;

(

f) Part 9, except

section 122.

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Alberta Regulation 276/2009

Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act

COURT RULES AND FORMS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 508/2009)

on October 1, 2009 pursuant to

section 131 of the Child, Youth and Family

Enhancement Act.

1 The Court Rules and Forms Regulation (AR 39/2002) is

amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 5:

Appeals of Provincial Court Orders

Appeal of a court order

5.1(1) To appeal an order of the court to the Court of Queen's

Bench pursuant to

section 114 of the Act, a party shall

(

a) file a notice of appeal in Form 40 with the clerk of the Court

of Queen's Bench, and

(

b) serve a copy of the filed notice of appeal on

(

i) the guardian of the child other than a director;

(ii) a person who was a guardian of the child immediately

before the order was made;

(iii) the child, if the child is 12 years of age or older;

(iv) if a secure services order is being appealed, the child

who is the subject of the secure services order; and

(

v) a director.

(2) The filed notice of appeal must be served personally or in the

manner directed by the Court of Queen's Bench.

(3) The notice of appeal must be filed and served within 30 days

after the date on which the order being appealed was made or

refused.

Appeal of a consent order

5.2 No order made by the court with the consent of the parties is

subject to appeal, except by leave of the Court of Queen's Bench.

Duty of clerks

5.3(1) The clerk of the Court of Queen's Bench must

(

a) assign a return date for an initial appearance at the time of

filing the notice of appeal, and

(

b) promptly give a copy of the notice of appeal to the clerk of

the court that made the order being appealed.

(2) Immediately on receipt of the notice of appeal, the clerk of the

court that made the order must forward the order, together with the

filed documents relating to the order, including exhibits, to the clerk

of the Court of Queen's Bench.

Transcript

5.4(1) The appellant must order and pay for a transcript of the

hearing before the court that made the order being appealed.

(2) The appellant must file with the Court of Queen's Bench a copy

of the transcript and serve a copy on the respondent within 3 months

after the filing of the notice of appeal unless an order has been made

by the Court of Queen's Bench prior to the expiration of the 3-month

period extending the time for filing the transcript.

Non-compliance by the appellant

5.5 If the appellant has not complied with

section 5.4, the Court of

Queen's Bench may order that the appeal be dismissed without

further notice to the appellant.

Filing of affidavits of service

5.6 The appellant must file with the Court of Queen's Bench the

affidavits of service of the notice of appeal.

Evidence

5.7(1) The record for the hearing of the appeal is composed of

(

a) the documents provided by the clerk of the court under

section 5.3(2), and

(

b) the transcript of the hearing before the court that made the

order being appealed.

(2) The Court of Queen's Bench may consider any further evidence

it may require or permit to be given upon application by any party.

Appeal memoranda

5.8(1) After the Court of Queen's Bench has fixed a date for the

hearing of the appeal, the appellant must, not later than noon on the

21st day before the date scheduled for the hearing of the appeal, file

and serve on the respondent an appeal memorandum setting out

(

a) the facts in brief,

(

b) the relief sought by the appellant, and

(

c) the argument and authorities on which the appellant intends

to rely in support of the grounds set out in the notice of

appeal.

(2) The respondent must, not later than noon on the 7th day before

the date scheduled for the hearing of the appeal, file and serve on the

appellant an appeal memorandum setting out

(

a) any additional facts being relied upon,

(

b) the respondent's position on the relief sought by the

appellant,

(

c) the relief, if any, sought by the respondent by way of cross

appeal, and

(

d) the argument and authorities on which the respondent intends

to rely.

Appeals of Appeal Panel Decisions

Appeal of an Appeal Panel decision

5.9(1) To appeal a decision of an Appeal Panel pursuant to

section

120.1 of the Act, a party shall

(

a) file a notice of appeal in Form 41 with the clerk of the Court

of Queen's Bench, and

(

b) serve a copy of the filed notice of appeal on the respondent

personally or in the manner directed by the Court of Queen's

Bench.

(2) The notice of appeal must be filed and served within 45 days

after the date on which the decision being appealed was made.

Duty of clerks

5.91 The clerk of the Court of Queen's Bench must assign a return

date for an initial appearance at the time of filing the notice of

appeal.

Duty of appellant

5.92(1) If a court reporter recorded the appeal panel proceedings,

the appellant must order and pay for a transcript of the hearing

before the Appeal Panel.

(2) The appellant must file with the Court of Queen's Bench and

serve on the respondent a copy of the transcript within 3 months

after the filing of the notice of appeal unless an order has been made

by the Court of Queen's Bench prior to the expiration of the 3-month

period extending the time for filing.

(3) The appellant must file with the Court of Queen's Bench and

serve on the respondent a complete copy of the record before the

Appeal Panel and a copy of the Appeal Panel's decision within 3

months after the filing of the notice of appeal unless an order has

been made by the Court of Queen's Bench prior to the expiration of

the 3-month period extending the time for filing.

Non-compliance by the appellant

5.93 If the appellant has not complied with

section 5.92, the Court

of Queen's Bench may order that the appeal be dismissed without

further notice to the appellant.

Filing of affidavits of service

5.94 The appellant must file with the Court of Queen's Bench the

affidavits of service of the notice of appeal.

Evidence

5.95(1) The record for the hearing of the appeal consists of

(

a) the complete record before the Appeal Panel that is required

to be filed by the appellant under

section 5.92, and

(

b) the transcripts of the hearing, if any are available.

(2) The Court of Queen's Bench may consider any further evidence

it may require or permit to be given upon application by any party.

Appeal memoranda

5.96(1) After the Court of Queen's Bench has fixed a date for the

hearing of the appeal, the appellant must, not later than noon on the

21st day before the date scheduled for the hearing of the appeal, file

and serve on the respondent an appeal memorandum setting out

(

a) the facts in brief,

(

b) the relief sought by the appellant, and

(

c) the argument and authorities on which the appellant intends

to rely in support of the grounds set out in the notice of

appeal.

(2) The respondent must, not later than noon on the 7th day before

the date scheduled for the hearing of the appeal, file and serve on the

appellant an appeal memorandum setting out

(

a) any additional facts being relied upon,

(

b) the respondent's position on the relief sought by the

appellant,

(

c) the relief, if any, sought by the respondent by way of cross

appeal, and

(

d) the argument and authorities on which the respondent intends

to rely.

3 The

Schedule is amended by

(

a) striking out that portion preceding Form 1;

(

b) striking out Forms 8, 13, 17, 18, 20 to 23 and 29;

(

c) adding in numerical order the forms set out in the

Schedule to this Regulation.

4 This Regulation comes into force on October 1, 2009.

Schedule

Form 8

In the Provincial Court of Alberta

in the Matter of

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

A Child(ren) within the Meaning of the

Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act

Heard Before

? The Honourable Judge at (time) a.m./p.m. on

, (day of the week) , the

? Justice of the Peace (number) day of

(month) , (year)

at , Alberta.

FACSIMILE OF APPREHENSION ORDER

(name of applicant) , having authority to act for a director, has

applied for an order authorizing the apprehension of the child(ren);

AND on being satisfied that the requirements of

section 19 of the Act

have been complied with, and

? the applicant has reasonable and probable grounds to believe

that the child(ren) is(are) in need of intervention;

? the child(ren) is(are) in the custody of a director, has(have) left

or been removed from that custody without the consent of the

director and the director has reasonable and probable grounds

to believe that the child(ren) may be found in a place or

premises;

IT IS ORDERED THAT the director, or any person authorized by the

director, may apprehend the child(ren) forthwith;

IT IS ORDERED THAT the director or (name) , and any peace

officer called on to assist, may enter (place or premises) using

force if necessary, in order to search for and apprehend the child(ren).

(name of judge or justice of the peace)

Form 13

In the Provincial Court of Alberta

in the Matter of

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

A Child within the Meaning of the

Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act

Heard Before

? The Honourable Judge at (time) a.m./p.m. on

, (day of the week) , the

? Justice of the Peace (number) day of

(month) , (year)

at , Alberta.

FACSIMILE OF TREATMENT ORDER

(name of applicant) , having authority to act for a director, has

applied for an order authorizing treatment of the child;

AND on being satisfied that

The requirements of

section 22.1 of the Act have been complied with,

and the treatment recommended by (name of physician or dentist)

is in the best interests of the child.

IT IS ORDERED THAT the child shall undergo treatment as described

below: .

(name of judge or justice of the peace)

Form 17

Appearance to Show Cause for Issuing a

Secure Services Certificate and Notice and

Application for Further Confinement

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of an

Application under

section 43.1 of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

1 My name is (name of applicant) .

I have the authority to act for a director.

2 Notice

I will be appearing in Court or before a Judge or Justice of the Peace.

The hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Judge/Justice of the Peace will hear my application as soon as

possible after (time) , in Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge/Justice of the Peace about my

application, you must attend the hearing.

At the end of the hearing, the Judge/Justice of the Peace may make the

order. The Judge/Justice of the Peace may make an order different

from what I apply for. If you do not attend the Court hearing, the

Judge/Justice of the Peace may still make an order.

The child may be represented by a lawyer at any appearance before the

Court by referral to the Child and Youth Advocate. The nearest office

of the Child and Youth Advocate is .

3 Application

I am appearing to show cause why a secure services certificate was

issued.

? I am applying for a secure services order authorizing the

confinement of the child for a further period of not more than 7 days.

4 Affidavit

In support of my application, I make oath and say that:

? the child is in the custody of a director but is not the subject

of a custody agreement.

? the child is the subject of a custody agreement with a

guardian dated (date-yyyy/mm/dd) which is in effect for a

period of (duration) , and the written consent of the

guardian(

s) is attached as an exhibit.

? the child is the subject of a supervision order granted on

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) for a period of (duration) , and the

written consent of the guardian(

s) is attached as an exhibit.

? the child is the subject of a temporary guardianship order

granted on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) for a period of

(duration) .

? the child is the subject of a permanent guardianship order

granted on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

? the child is the subject of a permanent guardianship

agreement signed on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

? the child is the subject of a family enhancement agreement

under

section 8 dated (date-yyyy/mm/dd) which is in

effect for a period of (duration) and the written consent of

the guardian(

s) is attached as an exhibit.

The child was confined because:

? the child was in a condition presenting an immediate danger to

the child or others as follows: ;

? it was necessary to confine the child in order to stabilize and

assess the child as follows: ;

? less intrusive measures were not adequate to sufficiently reduce

the danger as follows: .

The child requires further confinement to stabilize the child or to

assess the child and prepare a secure services plan because:

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .) (Applicant's signature)

) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(Commissioner for Oaths )

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 18

Notice and Application for a Secure Services

Order or a Renewal of a Secure Services Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of an

Application under

section ? 44 or ? 44.1 of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

1 My name is (name of applicant) .

I have the authority to act for a director.

2 Notice

I am applying to the Court for a secure services order regarding the

child. I will ask the Court for an order to confine the child in a secure

services facility.

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) ,

in Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

At the end of the hearing, the Judge may make the order. The Judge

may make an order different from what I apply for. If you do not

attend the Court hearing, the Judge may still make an order.

The child may be represented by a lawyer at any appearance before the

Court by referral to the Child and Youth Advocate. The nearest office

of the Child and Youth Advocate is .

3 Application

? I am applying under

section 44 for:

? a secure services order for (up to 5 days) days.

? a continuation for (up to 5 days) days of the secure services

order granted on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

? I am applying under

section 44.1 for a renewal for (up to 20

days) days of the secure services order granted on (date-

yyyy/mm/dd) .

4 Affidavit

In support of my application, I make oath and say that the child:

? is in the custody of a director but is not a youth who is the

subject of a custody agreement under

section 57.2(2) of the

Act.

? is the subject of a supervision order granted on

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) for a period of (duration) .

? is the subject of a temporary guardianship order granted on

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) for a period of (duration) .

? is the subject of a permanent guardianship order granted on

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

? is the subject of a permanent guardianship agreement signed on

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

? is the subject of a family enhancement agreement under

section

8 dated (date-yyyy/mm/dd) which is in effect for a period

of (duration) and the written consent of the guardian(

s) is

attached as an exhibit.

? The child requires confinement because:

? the child is in a condition presenting an immediate danger to the

child or others as follows: ;

? it is necessary to confine the child in order to stabilize and assess

the child as follows: ;

? less intrusive measures are not adequate to sufficiently reduce

the danger as follows: .

? The child requires further confinement to stabilize the child or

to assess the child and prepare a plan for services because:

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .) (Applicant's signature)

) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(Commissioner for Oaths )

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 20

In the Provincial Court of Alberta

in the Matter of

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

A Child within the Meaning of the

Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act

Heard Before

? The Honourable Judge at (time)a.m./p.m. on

, (day of the week) , the

? Justice of the Peace (number) day of

(month) , (year)

at , Alberta.

FACSIMILE OF AN ORDER TO ENTER, SEARCH

FOR, APPREHEND AND RETURN A CHILD TO A SECURE

SERVICES FACILITY

(name of applicant) , having authority to act for a director, has

applied for an order authorizing the entry, by force if necessary, of the

place or premises specified in this order, to search for, apprehend and

convey the child to any secure services facility and to detain the child

while the child is being conveyed to a secure services facility;

AND on being satisfied that the requirements of

section 48 of the Act

have been complied with, and

? the child has left the secure services facility without a leave of

absence;

? the child has not returned to the secure services facility from a

leave of absence within the time prescribed;

AND I am satisfied that the child may be found at (place or

premises) ;

AND I am satisfied that it may be necessary to use force to enter the

above premises;

IT IS ORDERED THAT the director, or any person authorized by the

director, may apprehend the child forthwith;

IT IS ORDERED THAT the director, or (name) , and any peace

officer called on to assist, may enter (place or premises) using

force if necessary, to search for, apprehend and convey the child to any

secure services facility and to detain the child while the child is being

conveyed to a secure services facility.

Dated this day of at in the Province of Alberta.

(name of judge or justice of the peace)

Form 21

Notice and Application for a

Private Guardianship Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of

an Application under

section 52 of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child(ren)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

1 My name is

(name of applicant) . My birthdate is (date-yyyy/mm/dd) . My

address is (address) . My telephone number is (home phone

number, work phone number) .

My name is (name of applicant) . My birthdate is (date-

yyyy/mm/dd) . My address is (address) . My telephone number is

(home phone number, work phone number) .

2 Notice

I(we) am(are) applying to the Court for a private guardianship order

regarding the child(ren). I(we) will ask the Court to make me(us) a

private guardian(

s) to the child(ren).

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) ,

in Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

At the end of the hearing, the Judge may make the order.

The Judge may make an order different from what I

apply for. If you do not attend the Court hearing, the

Judge may still make an order.

3 Application

I(we) am(are) applying for a private guardianship order regarding the

child(ren).

? I(we) am(are) applying for:

? an order terminating the guardianship of (name(s)) .

? custody to be granted to (name(s)) .

? an order of contact to be granted to (name(s)) .

? an order to dispense with the consent of (name(s)) .

? an order to dispense with the consent of the director.

(NOTE: The director's consent cannot be dispensed with if

the director is a guardian of the child(ren)).

Attached to this application are:

? a copy of the home study report

? a copy of the cultural connection plan, if the child(ren)

is(are) aboriginal.

4 Affidavit

In support of the application, I(we) make oath and say:

The child(ren) is(are) in the custody of a director or the subject of a

temporary guardianship order or a permanent guardianship order or

agreement.

The child(ren) has(have) been in my(our) continuous care since

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

I(we) am(are) suitable, able and willing to assume private guardianship

of the child(ren). I(we) believe my(our) private guardianship would be

in the child(ren)'s best interests, because:

To the best of my(our) knowledge the following people are currently

guardians to the child(ren): (list name(s)) .

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the ) (Applicant's signature)

day of , .) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

) (Applicant's signature)

(Commissioner for Oaths ) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 22

Notice and Application by a Director for

a Private Guardianship Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of

an Application under

section 52 of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child(ren)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

1 My name is (name of applicant) .

I have the authority to act for a director.

2 Notice

I am applying to the Court on behalf of the applicant(

s) for a private

guardianship order regarding the child(ren). I will ask the Court to

appoint the applicant(

s) as a private guardian(

s) to the child(ren).

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) ,

in Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

At the end of the hearing, the Judge may make the order.

The Judge may make an order different from what I

apply for. If you do not attend the Court hearing, the

Judge may still make an order.

3 Consent of Applicant(

s) My(our) name is (name(s)) .

I(we) consent to a director making this application for a private

guardianship order on my(our) behalf.

(applicant's signature) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(witness's signature)

(applicant's signature) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(witness's signature)

4 Application

I am applying on behalf of the applicant(s), (name(s)) , for a private

guardianship order regarding the child(ren).

? I am applying for:

? an order terminating the guardianship of (name(s)) .

? a custody order to be granted to (name(s)) .

? an order of contact to be granted to (name(s)) .

? an order to dispense with the consent of (name(s)) .

Attached to this application are:

? a copy of the home study report

? a copy of the cultural connection plan, if the child(ren) is(are)

aboriginal.

5 Affidavit

In support of the application, I make oath and say that:

The child is in the custody of a director or the subject of a temporary

guardianship order or a permanent guardianship order or agreement.

The child has been in the continuous care of the applicant(

s) since

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

To the best of my knowledge the following people are currently

guardians to the child(ren) (name(s)) .

I believe that the applicant(

s) is(are) suitable, able and willing to

assume private guardianship of the child(ren). The director is satisfied

that it is in the best interests of the child(ren) for the child(ren) to be

placed under the private guardianship of the applicant(

s) and I consent

to this application.

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .) (Signature of director's delegate)

) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(Commissioner for Oaths )

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 23

Notice and Application to Terminate a

Private Guardianship Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of an

Application under

section 57.1 of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child(ren)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

1 My name is (name of applicant) .

My birthdate is (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

My address is (address) .

My telephone number is (home phone number,

work phone number) .

I am a guardian of the child(ren).

2 Notice

I am applying to the Court for an order terminating the private

guardianship order regarding the child(ren). I will ask the Court to

terminate the private guardianship order.

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) ,

in Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

At the end of the hearing, the Judge may make the order.

The Judge may make an order different from what I

apply for. If you do not attend the Court hearing, the

Judge may still make an order.

3 Application

I am applying for an order terminating the private guardianship order

regarding the child(ren).

? I am applying for:

? an order to dispense with the consent of (list name(s)) .

? an order to dispense with the consent of the director.

Attached to this application is copy of the home study report.

4 Affidavit

In support of the application, I make oath and say that:

The private guardianship order regarding the child(ren) was granted on

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The private guardianship order named (list name(s)) as a

guardian(

s) of the child(ren).

I believe it is in the best interests of the child(ren) to terminate the

private guardianship order because: .

To the best of my knowledge the following people are currently

guardians to the child(ren) (name(s)) .

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .) (Applicant's signature)

) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(Commissioner for Oaths )

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 29

Consent by a Guardian to Adoption of

a Child Placed Directly by the Parent

In the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta

Judicial District of

In the Matter of the Child, Youth and

Family Enhancement Act,

section 59

Regarding the child

(name as on birth document) , born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

1 Consent

My name is (print name) .

My address is (full mailing address) .

I know that (name(

s) of adopting parent(s)) of (full mailing

address) are petitioning the Court for an adoption order regarding

this child.

? A caseworker/lawyer has explained to me what an adoption order

means.

? I understand that the order will end all my rights and responsibilities

regarding the child.

I have been told about the options available to me for planning for the

child and I know I can get counselling regarding the following options:

? I may choose to parent the child.

? I may choose to place the child for adoption using the services of

a licensed adoption agency

? I may choose to place the child for adoption directly with a

family member or any other person known to me.

? I may choose to place the child for adoption using the services of

Alberta Children and Youth Services.

? I am a guardian of the child. I understand that once I sign this

consent the petitioners become joint guardians of the child with me

until an adoption order is granted.

? I was a guardian before the petitioner became the sole guardian of

the child.

__________________

? I want to be served with the adoption application.

? I do not want to be served with the adoption application.

__________________

? I want to be served with a Notice of Adoption Hearing.

? I do not want to be served with a Notice of Adoption Hearing.

I choose to place my child for adoption directly with (name(

s) of

adopting parent(s)) who is(are) personally known to me. I further

understand that before I sign this consent, I may request and review:

? a home study report prepared by a qualified person;

? the cultural connection plan, if the child is aboriginal;

? the results of a criminal record check, including a

vulnerable sector search;

? the results of an intervention record check.

? I do not want to review the documents listed.

? I have reviewed the documents

? I consent to the adoption order.

? I understand that I may cancel this consent within 10 days of

signing it by giving a written notice to a caseworker.

(signature of director's delegate or lawyer) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(name of director's delegate or lawyer )

(guardian's signature) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

(name of guardian)

2 Affidavit of Execution of a director or a lawyer

My name is (director's delegate or lawyer's name) .

My address is (business address) .

I make oath and say:

? I have the authority to act for a director.

? I am a lawyer.

(

a) I am satisfied that:

? the guardian has the capability to understand and

appreciate the nature and consequences of the consent;

? the guardian is informed about the nature and

consequences of the consent;

? the consent represents what the guardian wants.

(

b) I have advised the guardian that before signing this consent, the

guardian may request that the adopting parents provide the

guardian with the following:

? a home study report prepared by a qualified person;

? the cultural connection plan, if the child is aboriginal;

? the results of a criminal record check, including a vulnerable

sector search;

`` ? the results of an intervention record check.

(

c) I witnessed the guardian sign the consent form.

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .) (Signature of director'

s) delegate or lawyer)

(signature of Notary Public or )

Commissioner for Oaths) )

Form 35

Notice and Application for a Child Support Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of an

Application under

section 57.5 of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child(ren)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

1 My name is (name of applicant) . I have the authority to act for

a director.

2 Notice

I am applying to the Court for an order for child support regarding the

children.

The Respondent is:

(name of parent), a parent of the child(ren)

(name of parent), a parent of the child(ren)

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) ,

in Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

If you do not attend the Court hearing, the Judge may

still make any order that the Judge considers

appropriate.

3 Application

I am applying for an order setting out terms as follows:

? the amount of child support payable

? how often child support payments are to be made

? that all child support payments are to be paid by the

Respondent to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement

? that child support made retroactive to the date that the child

? came into the custody of a director (date that child

came into the custody of a director)

? became the subject of a temporary guardianship order or

a permanent guardianship agreement or order (date

and type of order or agreement)

? became the subject of an agreement under

section 57.2

of the Act (date and type of agreement)

4 Affidavit

In support of my application, I make oath and say that:

(

a) Financial information was requested from the Respondent as

follows:

? On (date) the Respondent was provided with a copy of a

Notice to Request Financial Disclosure. A copy of the Notice is

attached as an exhibit.

? An Application for an Order for Financial Disclosure was heard on

(date) and an Order was granted. A copy of the Order is attached as

an exhibit.

(

b) I have the following information respecting the Respondent's

finances:

? The Respondent's financial information indicates an income of

$__________.

? The Respondent has not yet provided financial information, but I

have the following information about the Respondent's financial

situation:

I make this affidavit in support of an Application for a Child Support

Order

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .)

) (Applicant's signature)

(Commissioner for Oaths ) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 36

Notice and Application for a Review of a Child Support Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of an

Application under

section 57.6 of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child(ren)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

1 Applicant

? My name is (name of applicant) . I have the authority to act

for a director.

? My name is (name of applicant) . I am a parent who is

required to provide child support under the order granted on

(date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

? My name is (name of applicant) . I am a private guardian who

is entitled under

section 57.7 of the Act to receive child support in

respect of the child. My private guardianship order was granted

on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

2 Notice

I am applying to the Court for an order to review the order for child

support regarding the children granted on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Respondent is:

? a director.

? (name of parent) , a parent of the children.

? (name of private guardian), a private guardian who is entitled

under

section 57.7 of the Act to receive child support in respect of

the child.

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) . The

Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) , in

Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

If you do not attend the Court hearing, the Judge may still

make any order that the Judge considers appropriate

respecting child support.

3 Application

I am applying for an order as follows:

? to vary the existing child support payable by asking the court

? increase the amount of child support payable, or

? decrease the amount of child support payable

? to suspend the existing child support order

? to reduce or cancel any child support arrears

? to terminate the existing child support order

4 Affidavit

In support of my application(s), I make oath and say that:

The parent's ability to provide child support has substantially changed

because:

I make this Affidavit in support of an Application for a Review of a

Child Support Order.

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .)

) (Applicant's signature)

(Commissioner for Oaths ) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 37

Facsimile of Secure Services Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta

in the Matter of

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

A child within the meaning of the Child, Youth and Family

Enhancement Act.

Heard Before

? The Honourable Judge at (time)a.m./p.m. on

(day of the week) , the

, (number) day of

? Justice of the Peace (month) , (year)

at , Alberta.

FACSIMILE OF SECURE SERVICES ORDER

(name of applicant) , having authority to act for a director, has

applied for a secure services order regarding the child;

AND on being satisfied that

The requirements of

section 43.1 of the Act have been met, and the

further confinement is necessary to stabilize the child or assess the

child and prepare a plan for services,

IT IS ORDERED THAT the child shall be confined for a further

period ending on (date) .

(name of judge or justice of the peace)

Form 38

Notice and Application for a Review of Contact Terms

Under a Private Guardianship Order

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of an

Application under

section 56.2 of the Child, Youth and

Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child(ren)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) ,

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) ,

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd) ,

1 My name is (name of applicant) .

? I am the child and I am 12 years of age or older.

? I have an order for contact with the child(ren).

? I am a guardian of the child(ren).

? I have a significant relationship with the child(ren).

2 Notice

I am applying to the Court for a review of the contact terms as granted

under the Private Guardianship Order granted on (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

regarding the child(ren).

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) ,

in Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

If you do not attend the Court hearing, the Judge may

still make any order that the Judge considers

appropriate.

3 Application

I am applying for an order to:

? vary the terms respecting contact contained in the Private

Guardianship Order.

? terminate the terms respecting contact contained in the

Private Guardianship Order.

4 Affidavit

In support of my application, I make oath and say that:

I believe the contact terms should be changed because:

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .)

) (Applicant's signature)

(Commissioner for Oaths ) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 39

Notice and Application for an Order for Financial Disclosure

In the Provincial Court of Alberta in the Matter of an

Application under

section 57.8(2) of the Child, Youth and

Family Enhancement Act.

Regarding the child(ren)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

, born (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

1 My name is (name of applicant) . I have the authority to act for

a director.

2 Notice to (name of parent)

I am applying to the Court for an Order for Financial Disclosure

because you failed to comply with the Request for Financial

Disclosure served upon you on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The Court hearing will be at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd) . The

Judge will hear my application as soon as possible after (time) , in

Courtroom number (number) .

If you want to speak to the Judge about my application, you must

attend the hearing.

If you do not attend the Court hearing, the Judge may

still make any order that the Judge considers

appropriate.

3 Application

I am requesting an Order for the following financial disclosure:

? a copy of every personal income tax return filed by the parent

for each of the 3 most recent taxation years;

? a copy of every notice of assessment and reassessment issued

to the parent for each of the 3 most recent taxation years;

? where the parent is an employee, the 3 most recent

statements of earnings indicating the total earnings paid in

the year to date, including overtime or, where such

statements are not provided by the employer, a letter from the

parent's employer setting out that information, including the

parent's rate of annual salary or remuneration;

? where the parent is self-employed, for the 3 most recent

taxation years

? the financial statements of the parent's business or

professional practice, other than a partnership, and

? a statement showing a breakdown of all salaries, wages,

management fees or other payments or benefits paid to,

or on behalf of, persons or corporations with whom the

parent does not deal at arm's length;

? where the parent is a partner in a partnership, confirmation of

the parent's income and draw from, and capital in, the

partnership for its 3 most recent taxation years;

? where the parent controls a corporation or has an interest of

1% or more in a privately held corporation, for its 3 most

recent taxation years

? the financial statements of the corporation and its

subsidiaries, and

? a statement showing a breakdown of all salaries, wages,

management fees or other payments or benefits paid to,

or on behalf of, persons or corporations with whom the

corporation, and every related corporation, does not deal

at arm's length;

? where the parent is a beneficiary under a trust, a copy of the

trust settlement agreement and copies of the trust's 3 most

recent financial statements;

? where the parent is a student, a statement indicating the total

amount of student funding received during the current

academic year, including loans, grants, bursaries,

scholarships and living allowances;

? in addition to any income information that must be included,

where the parent receives income from employment

insurance, social assistance, a pension, workers'

compensation, disability payments or any other source, the

most recent statement of income indicating the total amount

of income from the applicable source during the current year,

or if such a statement is not provided, a letter from the

appropriate authority stating the required information.

4 Affidavit

In support of my application, I make oath and say that:

I provided the parent with a Notice of Request for Financial Disclosure

by:

? personal delivery on (date-yyyy/mm/dd)______

? mail on (date-yyyy/mm/dd)______________

? leaving with an adult person at (address) on (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

A copy of the Notice of Request for Financial Disclosure is attached as

an exhibit.

The Notice of Request for Financial Disclosure required disclosure of

the requested documents by (date-yyyy/mm/dd) .

The parent has failed to comply with the Request for Financial

Disclosure by the required date.

SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )

, in the Province of Alberta, the )

day of , .)

) (Applicant's signature)

(Commissioner for Oaths ) (date-yyyy/mm/dd)

in and for the Province of Alberta) )

Form 40

Notice of Appeal - Provincial Court Order

Clerk's stamp:

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH

FILE NUMBER

PROVINCIAL COURT ORDER

MADE IN (City or Town), Alberta

APPELLANT(

S) RESPONDENT(

S) DOCUMENT Notice of Appeal - Provincial Court Order

Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act

REGARDING THE CHILD(REN)

ADDRESS FOR SERVICE AND [ADDRESS]

CONTACT INFORMATION OF

THE PARTY FILING THIS Ph. [Phone#]

DOCUMENT Fx. [Fax#]

NOTICE TO THE RESPONDENT(

S) The appellant has filed an appeal in this matter. You are a

respondent. You have the right to state your side of this matter

before the court.

To do so, you must attend before a Presiding Justice in Chambers

of the Court of Queen's Bench at the initial court appearance

shown below:

Date

Time

Where

At the initial court appearance, the court will set a date for the

appeal to be heard, provide further direction regarding the manner

in which the appeal will be heard, and address any other

preliminary matters which the parties may wish to raise with the

court in advance of the appeal hearing, including any evidence the

court may permit or require to be given.

WARNING

If you do not come to court either in person or by your lawyer, the

court may give the appellant(

s) what they want in your absence.

You will be bound by any order that the court makes, or another

order might be given or other proceedings taken which the

appellant(

s) is/are entitled to without any further notice of them to

you. If you want to state your side of this

matter before the court, you or your lawyer must attend in court on

the date and time shown above. If you intend to ask the court for

permission to introduce new evidence when the appeal is heard or

considered, you must give reasonable notice of your intention to

the appellant.

Nature of appeal to be put before the court:

1. The appellant appeals to the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta, the

decision of the Provincial Court Judge (name of judge if known)

sitting at (city/town of Provincial Court) , Alberta on (date of

Provincial Court hearing) , 20 (year) . The Provincial Court Judge

ordered (nature of the order being appealed).

Grounds on which the appeal is based:

Remedy sought:

4. In addition to the appeal of the decision of the Provincial Court

Judge, the appellant will also request an order for the following

other relief:

? a stay of execution of the order appealed pending the hearing

of the appeal;

? permission to introduce new evidence at the hearing of the

appeal;

? other:

Evidence to be used in support of this appeal:

5. The record of the evidence taken, including the transcript, and all

other material in the possession of the Provincial Court that

pertains to the matter being appealed.

6. Any further evidence that the court may require or permit to be

given, including:

Appellant's signature and date of signature

Form 41

Notice of an Appeal - Appeal Panel Decision

Clerk's stamp:

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH

FILE NUMBER

APPELLANT(

S) RESPONDENT(

S) DOCUMENT Notice of Appeal - Appeal Panel Decision

Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act

ADDRESS FOR SERVICE AND [ADDRESS]

CONTACT INFORMATION OF

THE PARTY FILING THIS Ph. [Phone#]

DOCUMENT Fx. [Fax#]

NOTICE TO THE RESPONDENT(

S) The appellant has filed an appeal in this matter. You are a

respondent. You have the right to state your side of this matter

before the court.

To do so, you must attend before a Presiding Justice in Chambers

of the Court of Queen's Bench at the initial court appearance

shown below:

Date

Time

Where

At the initial court appearance, the court will set a date for the

appeal to be heard, provide further direction regarding the manner

in which the appeal will be heard, and address any other

preliminary matters which the parties may wish to raise with the

court in advance of the appeal hearing, including any evidence the

court may permit or require to be given.

WARNING

If you do not come to court either in person or by your lawyer, the

court may give the appellant(

s) what they want in your absence.

You will be bound by any order that the court makes, or another

order might be given or other proceedings taken which the

appellant(

s) is/are entitled to without any further notice of them to

you. If you want to state your side of this matter before the court,

you or your lawyer must attend in court on the date and time

shown above. If you intend to ask the court for permission to

introduce new evidence when the appeal is heard or considered,

you must give reasonable notice of your intention to the appellant.

Nature of appeal to be put before the court:

1. The appellant appeals to the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta the

decision of the Appeal Panel made under the Child, Youth and Family

Enhancement Act on (date of decision) , 20 (year) . The Appeal

Panel decided that nature of the decision being appealed) .

Grounds on which the appeal is based:

Remedy sought:

4. In addition to the appeal of the decision of the Appeal Panel, the

appellant will also request an order for the following other relief:

? a stay of execution of the decision appealed pending the

hearing of the appeal;

? permission to introduce new evidence at the hearing of the

appeal;

? other:

Evidence to be used in support of this appeal:

5. The record of the evidence before the Appeal Panel, including the

transcript if any.

6. Any further evidence that the court may require or permit to be

given, including:

Appellant's signature and date of signature

--------------------------------

Alberta Regulation 277/2009

Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act

CHILD, YOUTH AND FAMILY ENHANCEMENT

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 1, 2009

For information only: Made by the Minister of Children and Youth Services

(M.O. 2009-20) on September 14, 2009 pursuant to

section 131(2) of the Child,

Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

1 The Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Regulation

(AR 160/2004) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 2 is renumbered as

section 2(1) and the

following is added after

section 2(1):

(2) Where the Act requires that a cultural connection plan be made

or filed, the plan is to be in Form 20 as set out in

Schedule

Section 8 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Annual permanent placement plans report

8(1) A report referred to in

section 34.1 of the Act must be made

annually for the calendar year immediately preceding the preparation

of the report, and must be provided to the Minister at the time

required by the Minister.

(2) The report must not contain identifying information respecting

any child but must indicate

(

a) the total number of children who were the subject of

permanent guardianship agreements or orders at any time

during the year for which the report is made,

(

b) the average length of time that the children referred to in

clause (

a) were the subjects of permanent guardianship

agreements or orders, and

(

c) the categories of permanent placement considered by the

director for the children referred to in clause (

a) and the

number of children placed in each category during the year

for which the report is made.

Section 9 is repealed.

Section 10 is amended by repealing subsections (4) and

(5).

Section 19(1)(

a) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(

a) a child care program licensed under the Child Care Licensing

Act, or

Schedule 1 is amended

(

a) by repealing that portion preceding Form 1;

(

b) by repealing Form 5;

(

c) by repealing Form 7;

(

d) in Form 8

(

i) by striking out "Home Assessment" wherever it

occurs and substituting "Home Study";

(ii) by striking out "criminal record checks" and

substituting "criminal record checks, including

vulnerable sector searches,";

(iii) by striking out "Outcome of Assessment" and

substituting "Outcome of Home Study";

(

e) by repealing Forms 16 and 17;

(

f) by adding in numerical order the forms set out in

the

Schedule to this Regulation.

Schedule

Form 7

Secure Services Plan

Secure Services Admission Information

Child's name: (surname) (first) (middle)

Birthdate: (date -yyyy/mm/dd)

Child's ID #

Personal Health Number:

Secure Services Facility:

Admission Date : (date -yyyy/mm/dd)

Legal Authority:

Authorization for Secure Services via a Secure Services Certificate

? Secure Services Certificate (section 43.1(1)) dated (date -

yyyy/mm/dd) .

? Secure Services Order (section 43.1(3)) for (maximum of 7

days) days granted on (date -yyyy/mm/dd) .

? Secure Services Renewal Order (section 44.1) for

(maximum of 20 days) days granted on (date -yyyy/mm/dd) .

Authorization for Secure Services via a Secure Services Order

? Secure Services Order (section 44(2)) for (maximum of 5

days) days granted on (date -yyyy/mm/dd) .

? Secure Services Order (section 44(4)) for (maximum of 5

days) days granted on (date -yyyy/mm/dd) .

? Secure Services Renewal Order (section 44.1) for

(maximum of 20 days) days granted on (date -yyyy/mm/dd) .

NOTE: In accordance with

section 44.1(2) of the Child, Youth and

Family Enhancement Act, the total period of confinement must not

exceed 30 consecutive days.

State the reasons for maintaining the child in Secure Services and

identify the less intrusive measures that were attempted prior to

requesting confinement:

State any specific concerns (familial, medical, behavioural) respecting

this child that the Secure Services Facility staff should be aware of:

Complete the following to develop a Secure Services Plan.

Description of Services and Interventions

Stabilization Interventions: Give a comprehensive description of

the services and interventions that will be provided to the child while

residing in a secure services facility to achieve stabilization of the

child.

Goals:

Tasks: (include how the task will contribute toward progress in relation to goal)

Who will complete?

Progress:

Signs of Achievement:

Review date(s): (yyyy/mm/dd)

Safety Plan: Describe a plan to directly address the at-risk behaviour

that brought the child into secure services and that identifies who will

be responsible for delivering and ensuring each part of the plan is

completed.

Goals:

Tasks: (include how the task will contribute toward progress in relation to goal)

Who will complete?

Progress:

Signs of Achievement:

Review date(s): (yyyy/mm/dd)

Transition Plan: Recommended services to be obtained and

provided to assist the child in the successful transition to their parental

home or other placement on discharge. The services may include, but

are not limited to: ongoing treatment, behaviour management

strategies, support services, educational and vocational supports, health

services, social skills supports and cultural and spiritual supports.

Goals:

Tasks: (include how the task will contribute toward progress in relation to goal)

Who will complete?

Progress:

Signs of Achievement:

Review date(s): (yyyy/mm/dd)

Placement on discharge: State where the child will reside on

discharge. Identify both long-term goals and interim residential

settings, if applicable.

Goals:

Tasks: (include how the task will contribute toward progress in relation to goal)

Who will complete?

Progress:

Signs of Achievement:

Review date(s): (yyyy/mm/dd)

Signatures

(Name of Child) (Signature of Child)

(Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)

(Name of Guardian (if applicable)) (Signature of Guardian)

(Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)

(Name of Caseworker) (Signature of Caseworker)

(Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)

(Name of Key Worker - Secure Services Facility)

(Signature of Key Worker - Secure Services Facility)

(Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)

(Name of Manager or Clinician - Secure Services Facility)

(Signature of Manager or Clinician - Secure Services Facility)

(Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)

(Name of Other Support Service (please specify))

(Signature of Other Support Service)

(Date signed (yyyy/mm/dd)

Form 16

Request for Administrative Review

of a Director's Decision

1 Person Requesting Administrative Review

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

I am ? a child.

? a guardian of the child.

? a foster parent.

? a person who has had continuous care of the child for

more than 6 months of the 12 months preceding the decision

of the director.

? a person between the ages of 18 and 22 years and am

receiving or have been refused support and financial

assistance under

section 57.3 of the Act.

? an adult person who has been refused financial

assistance under the Financial Assistance Program

administered under

section 105.8 of the Act.

? an applicant for a residential facility licence.

? an applicant for a renewal of a residential facility

licence.

2 Request for a Review

I have been directly affected by a decision of a director.

I was told about the decision of a director on (date) .

(If applicable:) The decision was about the child or youth:

(child's/youth's name) , born (date) .

The decision I want to have reviewed is:

I disagree with the director's decision because:

I am requesting that the director's decision be replaced with a new

decision as follows:

Signature of person requesting review Date

Form 17

Notice of Appeal to the Appeal Panel

Part 1 - Appellant is a Child

I am a child, born (date) .

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

I am appealing a decision of a director that has been administratively

reviewed, and

? I received a copy of the administrative review decision on

(date) and a copy is attached.

? I did not receive a copy of the administrative review

decision, but I made my request for an administrative review

on (date) .

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to

? the removal from or placement in a residential facility, other

than a secure services facility.

? permitting or refusing to permit a person who has a

significant relationship with me to visit me.

? the refusal or failure of a director to enter into a family

enhancement agreement with me.

? the refusal or failure of a director to enter into a custody

agreement with me.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for a

supervision order.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for a

temporary guardianship order

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for a

permanent guardianship order.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for an

apprehension order.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for an

initial custody order.

Signature of person appealing Date

Part 2 - Appellant is the Guardian of a Child

I am a guardian of the child (name) , born (date) .

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

I am appealing a decision of a director that has been administratively

reviewed, and

? I received a copy of the administrative review decision on

(date) and a copy is attached.

? I did not receive a copy of the administrative review

decision, but I made my request for an administrative review

on (date) .

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to

? the removal from or placement in a residential facility, other

than a secure services facility, of the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to enter into a family

enhancement agreement with me regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to enter into a custody

agreement with me regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to enter into a permanent

guardianship agreement with me regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to enter into an access

agreement with me regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for a

supervision order regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for a

temporary guardianship order regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for a

permanent guardianship order regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for an

apprehension order regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to apply to the Court for an

initial custody order regarding the child.

? the refusal or failure of a director to provide financial

assistance to me pursuant to

section 56.1 of the Act regarding

the child who was made the subject of a private guardianship

order on (date) .

? the refusal or failure of a director to provide financial

assistance to me pursuant to

section 81 of the Act regarding

the child who was made the subject of an adoption order on

(date) .

Signature of person appealing Date

Part 3 - Appellant is a Person Who Has Had Continuous Care of a Child

for More Than 6 Months

I am a person who has had continuous care of the child (name) , born

(date) , for more than 6 months of the 12 months preceding the

decision of the director being appealed.

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

I am appealing a decision of a director that has been administratively

reviewed, and

? I received a copy of the administrative review decision on

(date) and a copy is attached.

? I did not receive a copy of the administrative review

decision, but I made my request for an administrative review

on (date) .

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to the

removal of the child from, or the placement of the child in, a

residential facility, other than a secure services facility.

Signature of person appealing Date

Part 4 - Appellant is a Person Between the Ages of 18 and 22

I am a person between the ages of 18 and 22 years and am receiving or

have been refused support and financial assistance under

section 57.3

of the Act.

I was born on (date)

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

I am appealing a decision of a director that has been administratively

reviewed, and

? I received a copy of the administrative review decision on

(date) and a copy is attached.

? I did not receive a copy of the administrative review

decision, but I made my request for an administrative review

on (date) .

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to the

refusal or failure of a director to provide me with support and financial

assistance under

section 57.3 of the Act.

Signature of person appealing Date

Part 5 - Appellant is an Applicant for an International Adoption

I am an applicant for an international adoption.

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to

? the refusal by a director to approve a home study report or an

addendum to a home study report with respect to an

international adoption.

? the refusal by a director to approve an adoption placement

with respect to an international adoption that involves a child

whose country of origin requires the director's approval of

that adoption placement.

Signature of person appealing Date

Part 6 - Appellant is a Person who Holds a Residential Facility Licence

I am a residential facility licence holder.

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

I am appealing a decision of a director that has been administratively

reviewed, and

? I received a copy of the administrative review decision on

(date) and a copy is attached.

? I did not receive a copy of the administrative review

decision, but I made my request for an administrative review

on (date) .

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to

residential facility.

? a refusal to renew a licence for a residential facility.

? an order after inspection with respect to a licence for a

residential facility.

? the variation, suspension or cancellation of a licence for a

residential facility.

Signature of person appealing Date

Part 7 - Appellant is an Applicant for a Licence to Operate an Adoption

Agency

I am an applicant for a licence to operate an adoption agency.

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to a refusal

to issue a licence to operate an adoption agency.

Signature of person appealing Date

Part 8 - Appellant Holds a License to Operate an Adoption Agency

I am a person who operates an adoption agency.

My name is:

My address is:

My telephone number is:

The decision of a director that I am appealing is in relation to

operate an adoption agency.

? a refusal to renew a licence to operate an adoption agency.

? the suspension of a licence to operate an adoption agency.

? the cancellation of a licence to operate an adoption agency.

Signature of person appealing Date

Form 18

Agreement to Pay Child Support to a Director

1 Regarding the child(ren):

(name) , born (date - yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

(name) , born (date - yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

(name) , born (date - yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

2 Agreement

This agreement is made according to

section 57.4 of the Act.

This agreement is between a director and (name) , of (address) ,

who is the child's parent.

? This agreement replaces the agreement we made on (date -

yyyy/mm/dd) .

We agree that this agreement begins (date - yyyy/mm/dd) and will

be effective until the child leaves the custody or guardianship of a

director, or the child reaches the age of 18 years, whichever occurs

first.

We agree to the terms set out below.

3 Terms

? Child Support Payments

? The parent's total gross annual income is $ (amount).

? The parent agrees to pay child support to a director as follows:

? monthly payments of $ (amount), to be made on the

day of every month, starting (date - yyyy/mm/dd).

? a one-time payment of $ (amount) to be paid by (date -

yyyy/mm/dd).

? The parent will make all child support payments to the

Director of Maintenance Enforcement.

? If monthly child support is to be paid, and if a child who is

the subject of this agreement becomes ineligible for child

support, the director shall advise the Director of Maintenance

Enforcement and the parent in writing and the total monthly

child support payment shall be adjusted as follows:

? if only one child is no longer eligible for child support,

payments shall be reduced to $ (amount) per month.

? if (number of) children are no longer eligible for child

support, payments shall be reduced to $ (amount) per

month.

? Payments in Kind

The parent agrees to pay the following costs for the child(ren):

? dental

? orthodontics

? optical

? prescription drugs

? clothing

? transportation

? recreational

? counselling

? education

? other

4 Signatures

This agreement is made on (date - yyyy/mm/dd), at (city/town) ,

Alberta.

(parent's signature) (date - yyyy/mm/dd)

(parent's signature) (date - yyyy/mm/dd)

(director's signature) (date - yyyy/mm/dd)

Form 19

Notice of Request For Financial Information

TO: (name of parent)

1 Regarding the child(ren):

(name) , born (date - yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

(name) , born (date - yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

(name) , born (date - yyyy/mm/dd) , ID #

2 Notice

This is a request made by a director under

section 57.8 of the Act that

you, (name of parent) , as a parent of the child(ren), disclose

financial information.

You have 30 days from the date you are served with this notice to

deliver the financial information described in

section 3 to:

Child and Family Services Authority

(office address)

(office phone number)

If you fail to deliver the requested financial information within 30

days:

? the director may apply to the Court for an order requiring you

to disclose the requested financial information, and

? where an application for child support is made, the Court

may impute income to you and order you to pay child

support in an amount based on the income imputed to you.

3 Financial Information Requested

The following documents are requested:

? a copy of every personal income tax return filed by you for each of

the 3 most recent taxation years;

? a copy of every notice of assessment and reassessment issued to

you for each