Alberta Regulation 18/2003

Jury Act

JURY ACT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 5, 2003

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 22/2003) on February 5,

2003 pursuant to

section 25 of the Jury Act.

1 The Jury Act Regulation (AR 68/83) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 4:

4.1 The amount that is prescribed for the purposes of

section

17(1)(

b) and (

c) of the Act is

(a) $10 000 if the action was commenced in the Court

before March 1, 2003, and

(b) $75 000 if the action was commenced in the Court on

or after March 1, 2003.

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

section

74(3) and (4) of the Justice Statutes Amendment Act, RSA 2000 c16(Supp).

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Alberta Regulation 19/2003

Financial Administration Act

UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY AND UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGIES

INTERNATIONAL EXEMPTION REGULATION

Filed: February 5, 2003

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 28/2003) on February 5,

2003 pursuant to

section 2 of the Financial Administration Act.

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the Financial Administration Act;

(b) "Neurospheres corporations" means

(

i) Neurospheres Ltd., and

(ii) Neurospheres Holdings Ltd.;

(c) "previous Act" means the Financial Administration Act (cF-9 RSA

1980);

(d) "U of C" means the board of The Governors of the University of

Calgary;

(e) "UTI" means University Technologies International Inc.

Exemptions re the Neurospheres corporations

2 In the case of the Neurospheres corporations,

(

a) the U of C is, with respect to

(

i) the entering into any agreements and the

acquisition of any property in relation to the Neurospheres corporations,

and

(ii) the acquisition of the Neurospheres corporations,

exempted from the operation of

section 80(2) and (4) of the Act

and

section 80.1(2) and (4) of the previous Act, and

(

b) UTI is, with respect to the acquisition of the Neurospheres

corporations, exempted from the operation of

section 80(4) of the Act and

section 80.1(4) of the previous Act.

Exemption re incorporation

3 In the case of University Technologies International Venture Management

Inc., UTI is exempted from the operation of

section 80(1) of the Act and

section 80.1(1) of the previous Act with respect to the incorporation of

University Technologies International Venture Management Inc.

Limitations on exemptions

4 The exemptions provided for under this Regulation do not apply

(

a) to the incorporation of any corporation to which

section 80(1)

of the Act applies where the act of incorporating takes place after

December 31, 2002,

(

b) to any agreement or acquisition of property to which

section

80(2) of the Act applies where the entering into the agreement or the

acquisition of property takes place after December 31, 2002, or

(

c) to any acquisition of a corporation to which

section 80(4) of

the Act applies where the acquisition of the corporation takes place after

December 31, 2002.

Coming into force

5 This Regulation is deemed to have been in force at all times on and

after January 1, 1998.

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Alberta Regulation 20/2003

Public Health Act

PERSONAL SERVICES REGULATION

Filed: February 13, 2003

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 34/2003) on February 12,

2003 pursuant to

section 66 of the Public Health Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions 1

Owner's duties 2

General requirements 3

Sink requirements 4

Location of facility 5

Equipment and instruments 6

Personal service workers 7

Standards and guidelines 8

Repeal 9

Expiry 10

Coming into force 11

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "esthetics service" means

(

i) applying make-up,

(ii) providing facials, manicures or pedicures, and

(iii) removing hair by waxing;

(b) "personal service" means the following services:

(

i) body or ear piercing;

(ii) removing hair by electrolysis;

(iii) esthetics services;

(iv) an undertaking set out in

section 2 of the

Hairstylist Trade Regulation (AR 281/2000), other than facial treatment;

(

v) tattooing;

(c) "personal service facility" means a public place within the

meaning of

section 1(ii)(ii) of the Act where a personal service is

provided to a member of the public;

(d) "personal service worker" means an individual who provides a

personal service to a member of the public in a personal service facility;

(e) "sharps" means needles or other instruments used to pierce the

skin in the provision of a personal service.

Owner's duties

2 The owner of a personal service facility must ensure that the facility

is equipped, operated and maintained in accordance with sections 3 to 6 and

that

section 7 is complied with.

General requirements

3 A personal service facility must

(

a) be maintained in good repair,

(

b) be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition,

(

c) be equipped with hot and cold running potable water,

(

d) have adequate lighting and ventilation,

(

e) contain an appropriate number and type of waste disposal

receptacles, including a puncture resistant container for the disposal of

waste sharps if sharps are used in the personal service facility,

(

f) have a washroom, with toilets and handwashing facilities in

operating condition, on site or accessible for use by personal service

workers and clients,

(

g) have adequate storage space for instruments and supplies, and

(

h) only have work surfaces that are smooth, non-porous and easy to

clean.

Sink requirements

4(1) A personal service facility in which body piercing, ear piercing,

electrolysis, tattooing or aesthetic services are provided must be equipped

with a sink that is

(

a) stainless steel,

(

b) supplied with soap and hot air dryers or single service towels

in suitable dispensers,

(

c) not in a washroom,

(

d) only used for washing hands or cleaning equipment,

(

e) only used by the staff and clients of the personal service

facility, and

(

f) in or readily accessible to the service provision area.

(2) A personal service facility in which body piercing or tattooing

services are provided must be equipped with a second sink, in addition to

the sink referred to in subsection (1), that is

(

a) equipped with hot and cold running water,

(

b) stainless steel,

(

c) not in a washroom,

(

d) only used for cleaning equipment, and

(

e) only used by the staff of the personal service facility.

Location of facility

5 A personal service facility must be located so that the service

provision areas are separate from any sleeping, dining, bathing, washroom

or food preparation areas.

Equipment and instruments

6(1) All equipment and instruments used in providing a personal service

must be of durable construction and maintained in good repair and in a

clean and sanitary condition.

(2) All reusable equipment and instruments must be cleaned, disinfected or

sterilized in accordance with the standards and guidelines referred to in

section 8.

(3) A sterilizer used to sterilize reusable equipment and instruments must

be maintained in accordance with its operation manual, and the operation

manual must be kept in an accessible place for reference by a personal

service worker.

Personal service workers

7 While providing a personal service, personal service workers must

(

a) exhibit good personal hygiene,

(

b) wear only clean clothing, and

(

c) refrain from smoking.

Standards and guidelines

8 The owner of a personal service facility and the personal service

workers in a personal service facility must maintain it in compliance with

the following standards and guidelines that are relevant to the personal

service facility, as approved and published by the Minister and as amended

by the Minister from time to time:

(

a) Health Standards and Guidelines for Tattooing;

(

b) Health Standards and Guidelines for Electrolysis;

(

c) Health Standards and Guidelines for Barbering and Hairstyling;

(

d) Health Standards and Guidelines for Esthetics;

(

e) Health Standards and Guidelines for Body and Ear Piercing.

Repeal

9 The Provincial Board of Health Regulations (AR 572/57) are repealed.

Expiry

10 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 September 30, 2012.

Coming into force

11 This Regulation comes into force on March 1, 2003.

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Alberta Regulation 21/2003

City Transportation Act

CITY TRANSPORTATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 14, 2003

Made by the Minister of Transportation (M.O. 04/03) on February 11, 2003

pursuant to

section 33 of the City Transportation Act.

1 The City Transportation Regulation (AR 301/80) is amended by adding the

following immediately before the Schedule:

Expiry

10 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 March 31, 2006.

Alberta Regulation 22/2003

Public Highways Development Act

HIGHWAY DEVELOPMENT CONTROL AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 14, 2003

Made by the Minister of Transportation (M.O. 05/03) on February 11, 2003

pursuant to

section 25 of the Public Highways Development Act.

1 The Highway Development Control Regulation (AR 242/90) is amended by

adding the following at the end:

Expiry

15 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 March 31, 2006.