Alberta Gazette — 14 November 2020 (Part II)

14 November 2020

Alberta — Gazette

Alberta Regulation 191/2020

Local Authorities Election Act

DEFICIT ELIMINATION TRANSITIONAL

REPEAL REGULATION

Filed: October 16, 2020

For information only: Made by the Minister of Municipal Affairs (M.O.

MSD:080/20) on October 7, 2020, pursuant to

section 147.91(1)(

b) of the Local

Authorities Election Act.

1 The Deficit Elimination Transitional Regulation

(AR 36/2019) is repealed.

2 This Regulation has effect on December 31, 2020.

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Alberta Regulation 192/2020

Alberta Order of Excellence Act

INSIGNIA AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 21, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 315/2020)

on October 21, 2020 pursuant to

section 6 of the Alberta Order of Excellence Act.

1 The Insignia Regulation (AR 85/99) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 1 is amended by striking out "consists of a medal

which may be worn by a member around the neck" and substituting

"must be worn in accordance with the Guide for the Wearing of

Orders, Decorations and Medals published by the Office of the

Secretary to the Governor General, as amended or replaced from time

to time."

Section 2 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Description of insignia

2 The insignia of the Alberta Order of Excellence consists of a

medal and ribbon which is described in the Schedule.

4 The following

Schedule is added at the end of the

Regulation:

Schedule

Description of Insignia

The medal measures no more than 51 millimetres across and is

between 2.5 millimetres and 3 millimetres thick, and has a ring

attachment for the ribbon. The medal is in the form of a cross having

four translucent arms that are enamelled in blue and are convex, with

gold detail underneath the enamel representing prairie wheat. Roses

and rose leaves that are part burnished gold and portray the floral

emblem of Alberta are contained in the angles of the cross. The coat of

arms of Alberta is highlighted in the central circle which is surrounded

by an enamel ring containing the title "The Alberta Order of

Excellence". On the reverse is the maple leaf emblem of Canada,

supported by a wreath of wheat.

The ribbon measures 40 millimetres in width and is composed of 9

adjacent colour bars arranged in a pattern from outside edge to outside

edge as follows:

(

a) a royal blue colour bar 10 millimetres in width;

(

b) a white colour bar 3.33 millimetres in width;

(

c) a gold colour bar 1.66 millimetres in width;

(

d) a white colour bar 3.33 millimetres in width;

(

e) a burgundy colour bar 3.33 millimetres in width;

(

f) a white colour bar 3.33 millimetres in width;

(

g) a gold colour bar 1.66 millimetres in width;

(

h) a white colour bar 3.33 millimetres in width;

(

i) a royal blue colour bar 10 millimetres in width.

Alberta Regulation 193/2020

Government Organization Act

DESIGNATION AND TRANSFER OF

RESPONSIBILITY AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 21, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 316/2020)

on October 21, 2020 pursuant to

section 16 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Designation and Transfer of Responsibility

Regulation (AR 44/2019) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1(1)(

b) and (

c) are repealed.

Section 2 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)(

e) by striking out "73,";

(

b) in subsection (2)(

b) by striking out "73,".

Section 3 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) in clause (

l) by adding "and Dealership" after

"Implement";

(ii) by repealing clause (m);

(

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

(2.1) The responsibility for the Property Rights Advocate Act is

transferred to the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry.

Section 6(1) is amended by adding the following after

clause (d):

(d.1) Family Day Act;

Section 7 is repealed.

Section 8(1)(

e) and (3) are repealed.

Section 10(1)(

j) and (

u) are repealed.

Section 11(1) is amended

(

a) by repealing clause (k);

(

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

(l.1) Health Facilities Act;

(

c) by repealing clauses (

m) and (cc).

10 The following is added after

section 13:

Jobs, Economy and Innovation

13.1(1) The Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation is

designated as the Minister responsible for the following enactments:

(

a) Alberta Enterprise Corporation Act;

(

b) Alberta Research and Innovation Act;

(

c) Film and Television Tax Credit Act;

(

d) Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit Act;

(

e) International Interests in Mobile Aircraft Equipment Act;

(

f) International Trade and Investment Agreements

Implementation Act;

(

g) Investing in a Diversified Alberta Economy Act;

(

h) Northern Alberta Development Council Act;

(

i) Promoting Job Creation and Diversification Act;

(

j) Settlement of International Investment Disputes Act;

(

k) Travel Alberta Act.

(2) The responsibility for the following enactments is transferred to

the Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation:

(

a) Alberta Investment Attraction Act;

(

b) Commercial Tenancies Protection Act.

Section 14 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) by adding the following after clause (q):

(q.1) Critical Infrastructure Defence Act;

(ii) by adding the following after clause (qqq):

(qqq.01) Protecting Survivors of Human Trafficking Act;

(iii) by adding the following after clause (qqq.1):

(qqq.2) Provincial Administrative Penalties Act;

(iv) by adding the following after clause (zzz):

(zzz.1) Referendum Act;

(

v) by repealing clause (mmmm) and substituting

the following:

(mmmm) Victims of Crime and Public Safety Act;

(

b) by repealing subsection (2)(c).

12 The following is added after

section 16:

Natural Gas and Electricity

16.01 The Associate Minister of Natural Gas and Electricity

continues to be responsible for the Utility Payment Deferral

Program Act.

Section 19 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)(

h) by adding "(g.1)," after "64(a), (d),

(f), (g),";

(

b) in subsection (4) by adding "(g.1)," after "64(a), (d),

(f), (g),".

Alberta Regulation 194/2020

Judicature Act

ALBERTA RULES OF COURT

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 21, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 317/2020)

on October 21, 2020 pursuant to

section 28.1 of the Judicature Act.

1 The Alberta Rules of Court (AR 124/2010) is amended by

this Regulation.

2 Rule 6.30 is amended by striking out "a judge" and

substituting "the Court".

3 Rule 6.33 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Judge or master assigned to application

6.33 A restricted court access application must be heard and

decided by

(

a) the judge or master assigned to hear the application, trial or

other proceeding in respect of which the restricted court

access order is sought,

(

b) if the assigned judge or master is not available or no judge or

master has been assigned, the case management judge for the

action, or

(

c) if there is no judge or master available to hear the application

as set out in clause (

a) or (b), the Chief Justice or a judge

designated for the purpose by the Chief Justice.

4 Rule 11.35(1) is amended by striking out "Part 3, Division

4" and substituting "Part 3, Division 3, Subdivision 4".

5 Rule 12.65(2) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(2) The Court may, on application made not later than 3 months

following the dismissal of the appeal

(

a) reinstate an appeal that has been dismissed under this rule,

and

(

b) provide direction to the appellant regarding the time for filing

the transcript.

(3) Rule 13.5 does not apply to a time period referred to in this rule.

6 Rule 13.21(3) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(3) An exhibit to an affidavit must be attached or appended to the

affidavit when the affidavit is filed unless the exhibit is adequately

identified and the affidavit states a reason for not attaching or

appending the exhibit, which includes the following:

(

a) the physical characteristics of the exhibit;

(

b) the confidentiality of the exhibit or its content;

(

c) the exhibit has already been filed;

(

d) any other appropriate reason.

(4) Exhibits that are not attached to an affidavit under subrule

(3) shall be available for inspection and copying by the other parties to

the litigation, subject to the direction of the Court.

(5) Any interested person who is not a party to the action may apply

to the Court for access to the exhibit, which may be granted on such

7 Rule 13.41 is amended

(

a) in subrule (2)

(

i) by repealing clause (

a) and substituting the

following:

(

a) if sent by electronic means, including by electronic

mail,

(ii) by striking out "or" at the end of clause (

b) and

by adding the following after clause (b):

(b.1) if circumstances require, on the personal

attendance at the court office by the party or

person concerned or a person on that party's or

person's behalf, or

(iii) in clause (

c) by striking out ", which may include

filing by fax or electronic mail, or both";

(

b) by repealing subrule (4) and substituting the

following:

(4) Notwithstanding subrule (2)(a), where the court clerk has

filed an affidavit submitted by electronic means, the party or

person who submitted the affidavit for filing must

(

a) keep the original paper version of the affidavit until the

earlier of

(

i) the date on which the proceeding, including any

appeal, is finally disposed of,

(ii) the date on which the appeal period for that

proceeding has expired if no notice of appeal

respecting the proceeding has been filed within

that period, and

(iii) the date on which the court clerk requests that the

original paper version be filed,

(

b) on request, make the original paper version of the

affidavit available for inspection by the other parties or

their lawyer and by the Court, and

(

c) if a request is made under clause (a)(iii), submit the

original paper version of the affidavit for filing within

15 days after that request is received.

8 Rule 14.32(5) is repealed.

Schedule A is amended in Division 2

(

a) by striking out

Affidavit of Applicant

12.50(3)

FL-23

Affidavit of Applicants (Joint)

12.50(3)

FL-24

and substituting

Affidavit of Applicant for Divorce

12.50(3)

FL-23

Affidavit of Applicants for Divorce

(Joint)

12.50(3)

FL-24

(

b) by repealing Forms FL-23 and FL-24 and

substituting the following:

Form FL-23

[Rule 12.50(3)]

Clerk's stamp:

COURT FILE NUMBER

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH OF ALBERTA

JUDICIAL CENTRE

PLAINTIFF

DEFENDANT

DOCUMENT AFFIDAVIT OF APPLICANT

FOR DIVORCE

ADDRESS FOR SERVICE AND

CONTACT INFORMATION OF

PARTY FILING THIS DOCUMENT

AFFIDAVIT of (name)

Sworn/Affirmed on , 20 .

I, (name) , of (city/town) , Alberta,

swear/affirm:

PARTIES

1. I am the

[] Plaintiff

[] Defendant

[] Plaintiff by Counterclaim

[] Defendant by Counterclaim

CLAIM FOR DIVORCE

2. I have reviewed the [] Statement of Claim for Divorce

[] Counterclaim for Divorce

filed in this action and (check the box that applies)

[] all of the information contained in it continues to be true.

[] I ask the Court's permission to amend the

[] Statement of Claim for Divorce

[] Counterclaim for Divorce

to reflect that (check all boxes that apply and provide the

necessary details)

[] my name should be the same as it is on the

marriage certificate.

[] my spouse's name should be the same as it is on

the marriage certificate.

[] the date of the marriage should be (date) .

[] the place of the marriage should be (city,

province and country, if outside Canada) .

[] the name(

s) or date(

s) of birth of the following

child(ren) of the marriage should be

(name(

s) or date(s)) .

[] the child(ren), (name(s) , is/are over the age

of majority and no longer dependent on either of

us.

[] other: (specify)

SERVICE

3. (Check the box that applies.)

[] I identify the person in the picture attached as

Exhibit to the filed Affidavit of Service of the

Statement of Claim for Divorce as my spouse, who is the

[] Plaintiff [] Defendant

in this action.

[] I am proceeding on the Counterclaim for Divorce which

was served on the Plaintiff (Defendant by Counterclaim)

in the following manner: (describe)

[] I have obtained an Order granted by (name of Justice)

on (date) which directed service of the

[] Statement of Claim for Divorce

[] Counterclaim for Divorce

as follows: (describe)

MARRIAGE

4. I was married to my spouse on (date) at (city,

province and country, if outside Canada) .

(Check the box that applies.)

(If the marriage was performed in Canada, it is expected that

a marriage certificate will be provided.)

[] Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit is the marriage

certificate issued by (province of Canada) . The

information on the marriage certificate about our marriage

is correct (except (specify any exceptions) ).

(If the marriage was performed outside Canada, the

marriage must be proven by setting out the circumstances.

You may use the following statement if it is accurate or make

changes to it to set out the details of your marriage. You may,

but are not required to, attach the marriage certificate.)

[] The marriage ceremony was performed by (name of

officiant) , a (title of officiant) who I understand

had authority to perform the marriage in the country

where we were married. There were two witnesses,

namely (full name of witness 1) and (full name of

witness 2) . During the ceremony, my spouse and I

exchanged promises to live together as spouses, and were

pronounced to be married. After the ceremony, we lived

together as spouses, considered ourselves to be legally

married and held ourselves out to the community as

legally married.

RESIDENCE

5. I was (or my spouse was) habitually resident in Alberta on

the date my Statement of Claim for Divorce was filed with

the Court and for a period of at least one year immediately

preceding that date.

GROUNDS

6. There has been a breakdown of the marriage as follows:

(check all boxes that apply)

[] (

a) I separated from my spouse on (date) . My

spouse and I were living separate and apart when the

Statement of Claim for Divorce was filed with the

Court, and we have now lived separate and apart for

at least one year.

[] (

b) Since the date of the marriage my spouse has

committed adultery as evidenced by (check the box

that applies)

[] my spouse's Affidavit of Adultery, filed in this

proceeding.

[] other: (explain, providing only information

that is within your personal knowledge)

[] (

c) Since the date of the marriage my spouse has treated

me with mental and/or physical cruelty that has made

it intolerable for us to continue to live together. The

details of the cruelty are (specify the details of the

conduct that you allege establishes the existence of

mental and/or physical cruelty) .

BARS TO DIVORCE

7. In applying for this divorce, I have not made a plan or

agreement with my spouse or another individual, directly or

indirectly, to lie or hide evidence or to deceive the Court.

(Check the boxes for paragraphs 8 and 9 only if paragraph 6(

b) or

(

c) indicates the breakdown of the marriage occurred as a result

of adultery or mental and/or physical cruelty.)

[] 8. I have not encouraged my spouse to act in the manner

described in paragraph 6(

b) and/or (

c) above, nor have I done

anything that could reasonably have led my spouse to believe

that I would agree to or not object to such acts.

[] 9. I have not forgiven my spouse for committing the acts

described in paragraph 6(

b) and/or 6(

c) above.

RECONCILIATION

10. There is no possibility of reconciliation between my spouse

and me.

COROLLARY RELIEF

(parenting, child support and/or spousal support)

11. Regarding the issues of corollary relief in these proceedings,

(check the box that applies)

[] I am requesting an order for corollary relief as part of my

application for a divorce judgment.

[] an order to sever the corollary relief proceedings from the

divorce proceedings was granted by the Honourable

Justice (name of Justice) on (date) , which was

(check the box that applies)

[] less than 6 months ago.

[] 6 months ago or more.

(If an order to sever the corollary relief proceedings from the

divorce proceedings was granted, you may need to adjust

paragraphs 12 to 18 below to apply to your situation.)

PROTECTION ORDERS, CHILD PROTECTION ORDERS OR

CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS OR ORDERS

12. (

a) Criminal proceedings or orders

(Criminal charges are charges for offences under the

Criminal Code (Canada) or other federal Acts such as the

Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada).

Proceedings related to criminal charges take place in

criminal court.)

(

i) The details of any current criminal charges against

me are as follows: (specify)

(ii) The details of any conditions (for example, under a

judicial interim release (bail) order, recognizance

(peace bond), probation order or parole order) that I

am required to follow in relation to a criminal

proceeding are as follows:

(specify)

(iii) To the best of my knowledge, the details of any

criminal charges against my spouse or conditions (for

example, under a judicial interim release (bail)

order, recognizance (peace bond), probation order

or parole order) that my spouse is required to follow

in relation to a criminal proceeding are as follows:

(specify)

(

b) Child protection proceedings or orders

(The function of the child protection system (or child

welfare system) is to protect children from harm and help

parents care for their children.)

To the best of my knowledge, the details of any current

involvement of the child protection/child welfare system

with me, my spouse or any child(ren) of the marriage are

as follows: (specify)

(

c) Civil protection proceedings or orders

(A civil protection order is an order made against a

person to protect another person's safety, for example, a

protection order under the Protection Against Family

Violence Act, a civil or family law restraining order or a

proceeding in relation to such an order.)

To the best of my knowledge, the details of any civil

protection orders or proceedings (including protection

orders under the Protection Against Family Violence Act

or civil or family restraining orders) involving me or my

spouse are as follows:

(specify)

CHILDREN

13. Children of the marriage, as defined by the Divorce Act

(Canada) (check the box that applies)

[] There are no children of the marriage.

[] The children of the marriage are

Full name

Birthdate

Lives with (include location)

(List all children of the marriage who have lived with the spouses

at any time during the spouses' cohabitation, even if no claim is

being made with respect to that child. If a child is living with

someone other than the spouses, identify where and with whom the

child is living.)

PARENTING AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR CHILDREN

14. Court orders relating to the children of the marriage

(check the box that applies)

[] There are no court orders in place relating to the child(ren)

of the marriage.

[] Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit are copies of all

court orders in place relating to the child(ren) of the

marriage, including any orders under the Family Law Act

or the Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

15. Agreements relating to the children of the marriage

(check the box that applies)

[] There are no written agreements between my spouse and

me or with a third party relating to the child(ren) of the

marriage.

[] There is a written agreement between my spouse and me

or with a third party relating to the child(ren) of the

marriage. Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit is a

copy of (check the box that applies)

[] the entire written agreement.

[] the relevant portions of the written agreement.

(Include the first page, the signature pages, the

certificates of independent legal advice and any

pages relating to the child(ren) of the marriage.)

16. Parenting arrangements

(

a) I ask the Court to allow the parenting arrangement set out

in the proposed Divorce Judgment and Corollary Relief

Order, because (check the box that applies)

[] my spouse has signed their consent on the proposed

Divorce Judgment and Corollary Relief Order.

[] my spouse has not signed their consent on the

proposed Divorce Judgment and Corollary Relief

Order, but these arrangements are set out in the

written agreement referred to in paragraph 15 above.

[] my spouse has not signed their consent on the

proposed Divorce Judgment and Corollary Relief

Order, but these arrangements were proposed in the

Statement of Claim and my spouse has been noted in

default.

[] other: (explain)

(

b) I believe that the proposed parenting arrangement is in the

best interests of the child(ren) of the marriage because

(explain) .

(Refer to the factors set out in

section 16 of the Divorce

Act (Canada), and in particular the physical, emotional

and psychological safety, security and well-being of the

child(ren).)

17. Child support arrangements

(Information regarding income and expenses must be current

at the date this Affidavit is sworn/affirmed.)

(

a) My Guideline income is $ (Guideline income amount) ,

based on the following: (check all boxes that apply)

[] income tax return for the (year) taxation year;

[] an estimate of annual income based on current pay

stubs;

[] other: (specify)

(

b) I believe my spouse's Guideline income is

$ (Guideline income amount) , based on the following:

(check all boxes that apply)

[] income tax return for the (year) taxation year;

[] an estimate of annual income based on current pay

stubs;

[] other: (specify)

(

c) Special or extraordinary expenses for the child(ren) of the

marriage: (check the box that applies)

[] There are no special or extraordinary expenses being

claimed at this time.

[] Special or extraordinary expenses are being claimed

as follows:

(

i) The special or extraordinary expenses that are

set out in the proposed Divorce Judgment and

Corollary Relief Order are (Check all boxes that

apply. Provide gross annual amounts paid,

unless they are shared as they arise.)

[] child care expenses of $ (yearly

amount) per year incurred as a result of

[] my [] my spouse's

employment, illness, disability or

education or training for employment.

[] medical/dental insurance premiums related

to the children of $ (yearly amount) per

year.

[] health-related expenses, which exceed

insurance reimbursement by at least

$100.00 per year, of

$ (yearly amount) per year.

[] extraordinary education expenses of

$ (yearly amount) per year for primary

or secondary school education or for any

other educational programs that meet the

child's particular needs.

[] post-secondary education expenses of

$ (yearly amount) per year.

[] extraordinary expenses of $ (yearly

amount) per year for extracurricular

activities.

(ii) I provide the following information regarding

the special or extraordinary expenses identified

above:

(describe)

(Include a description of each health-related,

education and extracurricular activity expense

being claimed.)

(iii) I acknowledge that the Director of Maintenance

Enforcement is unable to enforce special or

extraordinary expenses if they are not properly

identified in the Divorce Judgment and

Corollary Relief Order (for example, if the

judgment does not include a fixed dollar

amount, or if the judgment requires the parties

to pay a percentage or proportionate share of

expenses but does not clearly state which

expenses are to be shared).

(

d) The child support that is set out in the proposed Divorce

Judgment and Corollary Relief Order is (check all boxes

that apply)

[] based on the standard Federal Child Support

Guidelines calculation.

[] an amount different from the standard Federal Child

Support Guidelines calculation. (Complete the

portion of paragraph (

g) that applies.)

[] other: (specify)

(e) (Complete only if you are seeking an order that insurance

coverage be maintained for the child(ren) of the

marriage.)

(

i) Medical and/or dental insurance is available to

[] me and/or [] my spouse

through employment or otherwise at a reasonable

rate.

(ii) I am seeking an order that coverage be obtained or

maintained for the child(ren) under

[] my and/or [] my spouse's

medical and/or dental insurance policy(ies) so long

as coverage is available.

(

f) Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit is the Federal

Child Support Guidelines Calculation Sheet.

(g) (Complete only if the proposed amount of child support is

different from the child support guidelines calculation.)

I have proposed an amount of child support for the

child(ren) that is different from the standard Federal Child

Support Guidelines amount. I believe it would be

inappropriate to use the standard Federal Child Support

Guidelines amount for the reasons set out below. I provide

the following information relevant to the proposed child

support arrangements: (check all boxes that apply)

[] (

i) Children over the age of majority

(18 years of age or older)

I believe it would be inappropriate to calculate child

support as if the child(ren) who is/are 18 years of age

or older were under 18 years old because

(explain) .

(Explain why you chose the proposed amount and

why you believe that using the Federal Child Support

Guidelines amount would be inappropriate. Include

information about the condition, means, needs and

other circumstances of the child(ren) and the

financial ability of each spouse to contribute to the

support of the child(ren).)

[] (ii) Shared parenting

(Shared parenting arrangements do not result in an

automatic set-off of child support amounts. The

Court needs information to assess whether a set-off

is required and/or appropriate.)

(

A) Under the proposed parenting arrangement

outlined above, the child(ren) will be in my care

approximately % of the time and in my

spouse's care approximately % of the time.

(

B) The increased costs to me and/or my spouse

resulting from this proposed shared parenting

arrangement are

(explain) .

(

C) I provide the following additional information

regarding the condition, means, needs and other

circumstances of the child(ren) for whom child

support is requested and of the spouses:

(explain)

(Explain why you chose the proposed amount

and why you believe that using the Federal

Child Support Federal Guidelines amount

would be inappropriate. Include information

about the condition, means, needs and other

circumstances of the child(ren), the financial

ability of each spouse to contribute to the

support of the child(ren), who pays the

day-to-day expenses for the child(ren), who lives

in each household, the standard of living for the

children in each household, etc.)

[] (iii) Payor's income over $150 000 per year

The payor's income is over $150 000 per year. I

believe it would be inappropriate to use the standard

Federal Child Support Guidelines amount because

(explain) .

(Explain why you chose the proposed amount and

why you believe that using the Federal Child Support

Guidelines amount would be inappropriate. Include

information about the condition, means, needs and

other circumstances of the child(ren) and the

financial ability of each spouse to contribute to the

support of the child(ren).)

[] (iv) Undue hardship

(

A) The child support amount that would be payable

under the Federal Child Support Guidelines

would cause undue hardship to

[] me,

[] my spouse, and/or

[] the child(ren)

because of

[] unusually high levels of debt. The debts

came from supporting our family before

my spouse and I separated or from

expenses incurred for

[] me and/or [] my spouse

to earn a living. Details of these debts are

(explain) .

(Provide details of the debts, when and why

they were incurred, amounts owing and

monthly payments required.)

[] unusually high expenses for

[] me and/or [] my spouse

to visit the child(ren). Details of these

expenses are (explain) .

(Provide details of the expenses, when and

why they are incurred and by which spouse.)

[] a legal duty under a judgment, order or

written agreement for

[] me or [] my spouse

to support another child and/or adult person.

A copy of the judgment, order or written

agreement is attached as Exhibit to

this Affidavit.

[] a legal duty for

[] me or [] my spouse

to support (

a) child(ren) other than the

child(ren) of the marriage. Details of this

legal duty are

(explain) .

(Provide details of the child(ren) supported,

which spouse pays the support, the amounts

of support and the source of the legal duty.)

[] a legal duty for

[] me or [] my spouse

to support a person who is unable to be

self-supporting due to an illness or

disability. Details of this legal duty

are (explain) .

(Provide details of the person supported and

the nature of their illness or disability,

which spouse pays the support, the amounts

of support and the source of the legal duty.)

[] other: (explain)

(

B) I provide the following information to compare

my household standard of living with that of my

spouse:

(

I) The details of all individuals in my

household are as follows: (Provide this

information for every member of the

household.)

Full name

Annual income

Employed at

(II) The details of all individuals in my

spouse's household, to the best of my

knowledge, are as follows:

(Provide this information for every

member of the household.)

Full name

Annual income

Employed at

(III) Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit is

the completed Comparison of Household

Standards of Living Using Calculated

Child Support.

[] (

v) Spouse standing in place of a parent

(A) [] I stand or [] my spouse stands

in the place of a parent for the following

child(ren): (explain)

(

B) The details of any other parent's legal duty to

support the child(ren) are as follows:

(explain)

(

C) I believe an amount of $ per month

payable

[] by me to my spouse, or

[] by my spouse to me

is an appropriate amount of child support for the

child(ren), having regard to the Federal Child

Support Guidelines and any other parent's duty

to support the child(ren), because

(explain) .

[] (vi) Deviation from the Federal Child

Support Guidelines

I believe that the amount of child support set out in

the proposed Divorce Judgment and Corollary Relief

Order is appropriate because (check all applicable

boxes)

[] my spouse and I have consented to the proposed

child support arrangement. I believe that this is a

reasonable arrangement for the support of the

child(ren) of the marriage because

(explain) .

[] there are special provisions in the

[] order,

[] judgment,

[] written agreement,

a copy of which is attached as Exhibit to this

Affidavit, regarding

[] the financial obligations of my spouse and

me, and/or

[] the division or transfer of our family

property

that directly or indirectly benefit the child(ren)

of the marriage. Details of these special

provisions, and why I believe it would be

inequitable to apply the Federal Child Support

Guidelines, are

(explain) .

[] other special provisions have been made for the

benefit of the child(ren). Details of these special

provisions and why I believe it would be

inappropriate to apply the Federal Child Support

Guidelines are

(explain) .

[] (vii) Other information

(explain)

(Provide any other information you believe is

relevant for setting child support.)

SPOUSAL SUPPORT

18. (Check the box that applies.)

[] There is no agreement between me and my spouse

regarding spousal support, and

(check the box that applies)

[] I am not claiming spousal support from my spouse.

[] I am not claiming spousal support from my spouse at

this time, but I wish to reserve my right to apply for

spousal support in the future.

[] I am claiming spousal support from my spouse in the

amount of $ (specify amount and whether it is to be

paid periodically or in a lump sum) because

(explain) .

[] I am willing to pay spousal support to my spouse in

the amount of $ (specify amount and whether it is to

be paid periodically or in a lump sum) because

(explain) .

[] to the best of my knowledge, my spouse is not

claiming spousal support from me.

[] my spouse and I have entered into an agreement, with

independent legal advice, and the agreement provides that

(check the box that applies)

[] my spouse and I are both waiving any right to claim

spousal support.

[] spousal support is payable

[] by me to my spouse, or

[] by my spouse to me

as follows: (explain)

[] other: (explain the proposal respecting spousal

support and the reasons for it)

RELIEF REQUESTED

19. This Affidavit is made in support of an application for

a divorce judgment and (check all boxes that apply)

[] an order for a parenting arrangement;

[] an order for child support;

[] an order for spousal support;

[] an order that

[] the Plaintiff

[] the Defendant

[] both parties

maintain the

[] health and/or

[] dental insurance coverage

available through employment or otherwise for the

child(ren) of the marriage;

[] an order granting permission to amend the Statement of

Claim, as set out in paragraph 2;

[] Other: (specify any other relief that is requested)

[] costs of this action.

SWORN (OR AFFIRMED) BEFORE ME )

at , Alberta )

on , 20 . )

) Signature of Applicant

Commissioner for Oaths in and for Alberta

Form FL-24

[Rule 12.50(3)]

Clerk's stamp:

COURT FILE NUMBER

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH OF ALBERTA

JUDICIAL CENTRE

SPOUSE 1

SPOUSE 2

DOCUMENT AFFIDAVIT OF APPLICANTS

FOR DIVORCE (JOINT)

ADDRESS FOR SERVICE AND

CONTACT INFORMATION OF

SPOUSE 1

ADDRESS FOR SERVICE AND

CONTACT INFORMATION OF

SPOUSE 2

AFFIDAVIT of (name of Spouse 1) and (name of Spouse 2)

Sworn/Affirmed on , 20 .

We, (name of Spouse 1) , of (city/town) ,

Alberta, and (name of Spouse 2) , of (city/town) ,

Alberta, severally swear/affirm:

PARTIES

1. I am the spouse of the other Applicant. The addresses for the

Applicants are

(

a) for Spouse 1: , and

(

b) for Spouse 2: .

JOINT STATEMENT OF CLAIM FOR DIVORCE

2. I have reviewed the Joint Statement of Claim for Divorce

filed in this action and (check the box that applies)

[] all of the information contained in it continues to be true.

[] my spouse and I agree that the Joint Statement of Claim

for Divorce should be amended to reflect that (check all

boxes that apply and provide the necessary details)

[] Spouse 1's name should be the same as it is on the

marriage certificate.

[] Spouse 2's name should be the same as it is on the

marriage certificate.

[] the date of the marriage should be (date) .

[] the place of the marriage should be (city, province

and country, if outside Canada) .

[] the name(

s) or date(

s) of birth of the following

child(ren) of the marriage should be (name(

s) or

date(s) .

[] the child(ren), (name(s)) , is/are over the age of

majority and no longer dependent on either of us.

[] other: (specify)

MARRIAGE

3. I was married to my spouse on (date) at

(city, province and country, if outside Canada) .

(Check the box that applies.)

(If the marriage was performed in Canada, it is expected that

a marriage certificate will be provided.)

[] Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit is the marriage

certificate issued by (province of Canada) .

The information on the marriage certificate about our

marriage is correct (except (specify any exceptions) ).

(If the marriage was performed outside Canada, the

marriage must be proved by setting out the circumstances.

You may use the following statement if it is accurate, or make

changes to it to set out the details of your marriage. You may,

but are not required to, attach the marriage certificate.)

[] The marriage ceremony was performed by (name of

officiant) , a (title of officiant) who I understand

had authority to perform the marriage in the country

where we were married. There were two witnesses,

namely (full name of witness 1) and (full name of

witness 2) . During the ceremony, my spouse and I

exchanged promises to live together as spouses, and were

pronounced to be married. After the ceremony, we lived

together as spouses, considered ourselves to be legally

married and held ourselves out to the community as

legally married.

RESIDENCE

4. [] Spouse 1 [] Spouse 2 was/were habitually resident in

Alberta on the date the Joint Statement of Claim for Divorce

was filed with the Court and for a period of at least one year

immediately preceding that date.

GROUNDS

5. There has been a breakdown of the marriage as follows:

I separated from my spouse on (date) . My spouse and I

were living separate and apart when the Joint Statement of

Claim for Divorce was filed with the Court, and we have now

lived separate and apart for at least one year.

BARS TO DIVORCE

6. In applying for this divorce, I have not made a plan or

agreement with my spouse or another individual, directly or

indirectly, to lie or hide evidence or to deceive the Court.

RECONCILIATION

7. There is no possibility of reconciliation between my spouse

and me.

COROLLARY RELIEF

(parenting, child support and/or spousal support)

8. Regarding the issues of corollary relief in these proceedings,

(check the box that applies)

[] My spouse and I are requesting an order for corollary

relief as part of my application for a divorce judgment.

[] an order to sever the corollary relief proceedings from the

divorce proceedings was granted by the Honourable

Justice (name of Justice) on (date) , which was

(check the box that applies)

[] less than 6 months ago.

[] 6 months ago or more.

(If an order to sever the corollary relief proceedings from

the divorce proceedings was granted, you may need to adjust

paragraphs 9 to 15 below to apply to your situation.)

PROTECTION ORDERS, CHILD PROTECTION ORDERS OR

CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS OR ORDERS

9. (

a) Criminal proceedings or orders

(Criminal charges are charges for offences under the

Criminal Code (Canada) or other federal Acts such as the

Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (Canada).

Proceedings related to criminal charges take place in

criminal court.)

(

i) The details of any current criminal charges against

me or my spouse are as follows: (specify)

(ii) The details of any conditions (for example, under a

judicial interim release (bail) order, recognizance

(peace bond), probation order or parole order) that

are required to be followed by me or my spouse in

relation to a criminal proceeding are as follows:

(specify)

(

b) Child protection proceedings or orders

(The function of the child protection system (or child

welfare system) is to protect children from harm and help

parents care for their children.)

The details of any current involvement of the child

protection/child welfare system with me, my spouse or

any child(ren) of the marriage are as follows:

(specify)

(

c) Civil protection proceedings or orders

(A civil protection order is an order made against a

person to protect another person's safety, for example, a

protection order under the Protection Against Family

Violence Act, a civil or family law restraining order or a

proceeding in relation to such an order.)

The details of any civil protection orders or proceedings

(including protection orders under the Protection Against

Family Violence Act or civil or family restraining orders)

involving me or my spouse are as follows:

(specify)

CHILDREN

10. Children of the marriage, as defined by the Divorce Act

(Canada) (check the box that applies)

[] There are no children of the marriage.

[] The children of the marriage are

Full name

Birthdate

Lives with (include location)

(List all children of the marriage who have lived with the spouses

at any time during the spouses' cohabitation, even if no claim is

being made with respect to that child. If a child is living with

someone other than the spouses, identify where and with whom the

child is living.)

PARENTING AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR CHILDREN

11. Court orders relating to the children of the marriage

(check the box that applies)

[] There are no court orders in place relating to the child(ren)

of the marriage.

[] Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit are copies of

all court orders in place relating to the child(ren) of the

marriage, including any orders under the Family Law Act

or the Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act.

12. Agreements relating to the children of the marriage

(check the box that applies)

[] There are no written agreements between my spouse and

me or with a third party relating to the child(ren) of the

marriage.

[] There is a written agreement between my spouse and me

or with a third party relating to the child(ren) of the

marriage. Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit is a

copy of (check the box that applies)

[] the entire written agreement.

[] the relevant portions of the written agreement.

(Include the first page, the signature pages, the

certificates of independent legal advice and any

pages relating to the child(ren) of the marriage.)

13. Parenting arrangements

(

a) My spouse and I ask the Court to allow the parenting

arrangement set out in the proposed Divorce Judgment

and Corollary Relief Order, to which we have signed our

consent.

(

b) My spouse and I believe that the proposed parenting

arrangement is in the best interests of the child(ren) of the

marriage because (explain) .

(Refer to the factors set out in

section 16 of the Divorce

Act (Canada), and in particular the physical, emotional

and psychological safety, security and well-being of the

child(ren).)

14. Child support arrangements

(Information regarding income and expenses must be current

at the date this Affidavit is sworn/affirmed.)

(

a) Spouse 1's Guideline income is $ (Guideline income

amount) , based on the following: (check all boxes that

apply)

[] income tax return for the (year) taxation year;

[] an estimate of annual income based on current pay

stubs;

[] other: (specify)

(

b) Spouse 2's Guideline income is

$ (Guideline income amount) , based on the following:

(check all boxes that apply)

[] income tax return for the (year) taxation year;

[] an estimate of annual income based on current pay

stubs;

[] other: (specify)

(

c) Special or extraordinary expenses for the child(ren) of the

marriage: (check the box that applies)

[] There are no special or extraordinary expenses being

claimed at this time.

[] Special or extraordinary expenses are being claimed

as follows:

(

i) The special or extraordinary expenses that are

set out in the proposed Divorce Judgment and

Corollary Relief Order are (Check all boxes that

apply. Provide gross annual amounts paid,

unless they are shared as they arise.)

[] child care expenses of $ (yearly

amount) per year incurred as a result of

[] Spouse 1's [] Spouse 2's

employment, illness, disability or

education or training for employment.

[] medical/dental insurance premiums related

to the children of $ (yearly amount) per

year.

[] health-related expenses, which exceed

insurance reimbursement by at least

$100.00 per year, of

$ (yearly amount) per year.

[] extraordinary education expenses of

$ (yearly amount) per year for primary

or secondary school education or for any

other educational programs that meet the

child's particular needs.

[] post-secondary education expenses of

$ (yearly amount) per year.

[] extraordinary expenses of $ (yearly

amount) per year for extracurricular

activities.

(ii) My spouse and I provide the following

information regarding the special or

extraordinary expenses identified above:

(describe)

(Include a description of each health-related,

education and extracurricular activity expense

being claimed.)

(iii) My spouse and I acknowledge that the Director

of Maintenance Enforcement is unable to

enforce special or extraordinary expenses if they

are not properly identified in the Divorce

Judgment and Corollary Relief Order (for

example, if the judgment does not include a

fixed dollar amount, or if the judgment requires

the parties to pay a percentage or proportionate

share of expenses but does not clearly state

which expenses are to be shared).

(

d) The child support that is set out in the proposed Divorce

Judgment and Corollary Relief Order is (check all boxes

that apply)

[] based on the standard Federal Child Support

Guidelines calculation.

[] an amount different from the standard Federal Child

Support Guidelines calculation.

(Complete the portion of paragraph (

g) that applies.)

[] other: (specify)

(e) (Complete only if you are seeking an order that insurance

coverage be maintained for the child(ren) of the

marriage.)

(

i) Medical and/or dental insurance is available to

[] Spouse 1 and/or [] Spouse 2

through employment or otherwise at a reasonable

rate.

(ii) My spouse and I are seeking an order that coverage

be obtained or maintained for the child(ren) under

[] Spouse 1's and/or [] Spouse 2's

medical and/or dental insurance policy(ies) so long

as coverage is available.

(

f) Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit is the Federal

Child Support Guidelines Calculation Sheet.

(g) (Complete only if the proposed amount of child support is

different from the child support guidelines calculation.)

My spouse and I have proposed an amount of child

support for the child(ren) that is different from the

standard Federal Child Support Guidelines amount. We

believe it would be inappropriate to use the standard

Federal Child Support Guidelines amount for the reasons

set out below. We provide the following information

relevant to the proposed child support arrangements:

(check all boxes that apply)

[] (

i) Children over the age of majority

(18 years of age or older)

My spouse and I believe it would be inappropriate to

calculate child support as if the child(ren) who is/are

18 years of age or older were under 18 years old

because

(explain) .

(Explain why you chose the proposed amount and

why you believe that using the Federal Child Support

Guidelines amount would be inappropriate. Include

information about the condition, means, needs and

other circumstances of the child(ren) and the

financial ability of each spouse to contribute to the

support of the child(ren).)

[] (ii) Shared parenting

(Shared parenting arrangements do not result in an

automatic set-off of child support amounts. The

Court needs information to assess whether a set-off

is required and/or appropriate.)

(

A) Under the proposed parenting arrangement

outlined above, the child(ren) will be in

Spouse 1's care approximately % of the

time and in Spouse 2's care approximately

% of the time.

(

B) The increased costs to me and/or my spouse

resulting from this proposed shared parenting

arrangement are

(explain) .

(

C) My spouse and I provide the following

additional information regarding the condition,

means, needs and other circumstances of the

child(ren) for whom child support is requested

and of the spouses:

(explain)

(Explain why you chose the proposed amount

and why you believe that using the Federal

Child Support Federal Guidelines amount

would be inappropriate. Include information

about the condition, means, needs and other

circumstances of the child(ren), the financial

ability of each spouse to contribute to the

support of the child(ren), who pays the

day-to-day expenses for the child(ren), who lives

in each household, the standard of living for the

children in each household, etc.)

[] (iii) Payor's income over $150 000 per year

The payor's income is over $150 000 per year. My

spouse and I believe it would be inappropriate to use

the standard Federal Child Support Guidelines

amount because

(explain) .

(Explain why you chose the proposed amount and

why you believe that using the Federal Child Support

Guidelines amount would be inappropriate. Include

information about the condition, means, needs and

other circumstances of the child(ren) and the

financial ability of each spouse to contribute to the

support of the child(ren).)

[] (iv) Undue hardship

(

A) The child support amount that would be payable

under the Federal Child Support Guidelines

would cause undue hardship to

[] Spouse 1,

[] Spouse 2, and/or

[] the child(ren)

because of

[] unusually high levels of debt. The debts

came from supporting our family before

my spouse and I separated, or from

expenses incurred for

[] Spouse 1 and/or [] Spouse 2

to earn a living. Details of these debts are

(explain) .

(Provide details of the debts, when and why

they were incurred, amounts owing and

monthly payments required.)

[] unusually high expenses for

[] Spouse 1 and/or [] Spouse 2

to visit the child(ren). Details of these

expenses are (explain) .

(Provide details of the expenses, when and

why they are incurred and by which

spouse.)

[] a legal duty under a judgment, order or

written agreement for

[] Spouse 1 and/or [] Spouse 2

to support another child and/or adult person.

A copy of the judgment, order or written

agreement is attached as Exhibit to

this Affidavit.

[] a legal duty for

[] Spouse 1 and/or [] Spouse 2

to support (

a) child(ren) other than the

child(ren) of the marriage. Details of

this legal duty are

(explain) .

(Provide details of the child(ren)

supported, which spouse pays the support,

the amounts of support and the source of

the legal duty.)

[] a legal duty for

[] Spouse 1 and/or [] Spouse 2

to support a person who is unable to be

self-supporting due to an illness or

disability. Details of this legal duty are

(explain) .

(Provide details of the person supported

and the nature of their illness or disability,

which spouse pays the support, the amounts

of support and the source of the legal duty.)

[] other: (explain)

(

B) My spouse and I provide the following

information to compare Spouse 1's household

standard of living with that of Spouse 2:

(

I) The details of all individuals in Spouse 1's

household are as follows:

(Provide this information for every member

of the household.)

Full name

Annual income

Employed at

(II) The details of all individuals in Spouse 2's

household are as follows:

(Provide this information for every member

of the household.)

Full name

Annual income

Employed at

(III) Attached as Exhibit to this Affidavit

is the completed Comparison of Household

Standards of Living Using Calculated

Child Support.

[] (

v) Spouse standing in place of a parent

(A) [] Spouse 1 or [] Spouse 2

stands in the place of a parent for the following

child(ren): (explain)

(

B) The details of any other parent's legal duty to

support the child(ren) are as follows:

(explain)

(

C) My spouse and I believe an amount of

$ per month payable

[] by Spouse 1 to Spouse 2, or

[] by Spouse 2 to Spouse 1

is an appropriate amount of child support for the

child(ren), having regard to the Federal Child

Support Guidelines and any other parent's duty

to support the child(ren), because

(explain) .

[] (vi) Deviation from the Federal Child

Support Guidelines

My spouse and I believe that the amount of child

support set out in the proposed Divorce Judgment

and Corollary Relief Order is appropriate because

(check all applicable boxes)

[] my spouse and I have consented to the proposed

child support arrangement. I believe that this is a

reasonable arrangement for the support of the

child(ren) of the marriage because

(explain) .

[] there are special provisions in the

[] order,

[] judgment,

[] written agreement,

a copy of which is attached as Exhibit to

this Affidavit, regarding

[] the financial obligations of my spouse and

me, and/or

[] the division or transfer of our family

property

that directly or indirectly benefit the child(ren)

of the marriage. Details of these special

provisions, and why I believe it would be

inequitable to apply the Federal Child Support

Guidelines, are

(explain) .

[] other special provisions have been made for the

benefit of the child(ren). Details of these special

provisions and why I believe it would be

inappropriate to apply the Federal Child Support

Guidelines are

(explain) .

[] (vii) Other information

(explain)

(Provide any other information you believe is

relevant for setting child support.)

SPOUSAL SUPPORT

15. (Check the box that applies.)

[] There is no agreement between me and my spouse

regarding spousal support and (check the box that applies)

[] no claim for spousal support is being made.

[] no claim for spousal support is being made at this

time but my spouse and I wish to reserve our rights

to apply for spousal support in the future.

[] My spouse and I have entered into an agreement, with

independent legal advice, and the agreement provides that

(check the box that applies)

[] my spouse and I are both waiving any right to claim

spousal support.

[] spousal support is payable

[] by Spouse 1 to Spouse 2, or

[] by Spouse 2 to Spouse 1

as follows: (explain)

[] Other: (explain the proposal respecting spousal

support and the reasons for it)

RELIEF REQUESTED

16. This Affidavit is made in support of a joint application

for a divorce judgment and (check all boxes that apply)

[] an order for a parenting arrangement;

[] an order for child support;

[] an order for spousal support;

[] an order that

[] Spouse 1

[] Spouse 2

[] both spouses

maintain the

[] health and/or

[] dental insurance coverage

available through employment or otherwise for the

child(ren) of the marriage;

[] other: (add any other relief that is requested)

[] (Address costs.)

SEVERALLY SWORN (OR AFFIRMED) )

BEFORE ME at , Alberta )

on , 20 . )

) Signature of Spouse 1

Commissioner for Oaths

in and for Alberta

SEVERALLY SWORN (OR AFFIRMED) )

BEFORE ME at , Alberta )

on , 20 . )

) Signature of Spouse 2

Commissioner for Oaths

in and for Alberta

Section 9 has effect on November 1, 2020.

Alberta Regulation 195/2020

Government Organization Act

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE GRANT

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 21, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 320/2020)

on October 21, 2020 pursuant to

section 13 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Economic Development and Trade Grant Regulation

(AR 5/2002) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The title is amended by striking out "ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE" and substituting "JOBS,

ECONOMY AND INNOVATION".

Section 1 is amended by striking out "Economic

Development and Trade" and substituting "Jobs, Economy and

Innovation".

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Alberta Regulation 196/2020

Traffic Safety Act

DRIVER TRAINING AND DRIVER EXAMINATION

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 21, 2020

For information only: Made by the Minister of Transportation (M.O. 25/20) on

October 16, 2020 pursuant to

section 64(

b) and (c.1) of the Traffic Safety Act.

1 The Driver Training and Driver Examination Regulation

(AR 316/2002) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

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

(i.1) "family member" means spouse, adult interdependent

partner, child, parent, sibling, son-in-law, daughter-in-

law, father-in-law, mother-in-law, first cousin, aunt,

uncle, niece or nephew of a driver examiner;

(

b) by repealing clause (j.3) and substituting the

following:

(j.3) "registry agent" means a registry agent as defined in the

Government Organization Act;

Section 34 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Prohibition

34 A licensed driver examiner shall not collect fees, compensation,

commissions or any other consideration

(

a) directly from a tested person,

(

b) from a driver training school or instructor, or

(

c) in respect of conducting driver examinations from a registry

agent who is or whose owner, part owner, shareholder,

director or partner is a family member.

Section 35(2) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(2) An examiner's licence is suspended during a period in which the

holder is

(

a) a registry agent or an owner, part owner, shareholder,

director or partner of a registry agent,

(

b) an employee of a registry agent who is or whose owner, part

owner, shareholder, director or partner is a family member,

(

c) a party to an agreement to conduct driver examinations with

a registry agent who is or whose owner, part owner,

shareholder, director or partner is a family member.

Section 40 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) by adding "or examining" after "good driver

training";

(ii) by striking out "or is not in accordance with the

licensed driver training school procedures manual" and

substituting "or is in accordance with the licensed

driver training school procedures manual or licensed

driver examiner procedures manual";

(

b) in subsection (2)

(

i) by adding "or examining" after "good driver

training";

(ii) by adding "or licensed driver examiner procedures

manual" after "licensed driver training school

procedures manual".

Section 49 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (3):

(4) An examiner's licence is cancelled from the time the conviction

is final if

(

a) the driver examiner is convicted of an offence under the

Criminal Code (Canada) that is related to the functions,

duties or business of a driver examiner, including, without

limitation, the offences of forgery, the use of false pretences,

bribery, extortion, conspiracy to defraud or theft or an

offence involving moral turpitude or the unlawful operation

of a vehicle, and

(

b) the conviction is final by reason of the expiry of the time for

appeal without the appeal having been made or the final

disposition of the appeal by the courts.

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Alberta Regulation 197/2020

Government Organization Act

REGISTRY SERVICE CHARGES

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 22, 2020

For information only: Made by the Minister of Service Alberta (M.O. SA:019/2020)

on October 19, 2020 pursuant to

section 12(1) of

Schedule 12 of the Government

Organization Act.

1 The Registry Service Charges Regulation (AR 183/2005)

is amended by this Regulation.

Section 2.1 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Road test

2.1(1) In this section, "licensed driver examiner" means a licensed

driver examiner as defined in the Driver Training and Driver

Examination Regulation (AR 316/2002).

(2) If a registry agent does not provide a licensed driver examiner to

conduct a road test, the service charge payable to the registry agent

for processing the road test is $28.

(3) If a registry agent provides a licensed driver examiner to conduct

a road test, the service charges payable for the road test including for

the processing of the road test, up to and including March 31, 2021,

are as follows:

(

a) Class 4 $134;

(

b) Class 5 $76;

(

c) Class 5 Advanced $131;

(

d) Class 6 $136;

(

e) Class 6 Advanced $136.

(4) The service charges payable to a registry agent who provides a

licensed driver examiner to conduct a road test commencing on April

1, 2021 are the service charges set by each registry agent for the

following road tests:

(

a) Class 4;

(

b) Class 5;

(

c) Class 5 Advanced;

(

d) Class 6;

(

e) Class 6 Advanced.

Alberta Regulation 198/2020

Oil and Gas Conservation Act

Oil Sands Conservation Act

Responsible Energy Development Act

CURTAILMENT RULES AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 27, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 322/2020)

on October 27, 2020 pursuant to

section 10 of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act,

section 20 of the Oil Sands Conservation Act and

section 68 of the Responsible

Energy Development Act.

1 The Curtailment Rules (AR 214/2018) are amended by

this Regulation.

Section 9(3) is amended by striking out "December 31,

2023" and substituting "December 31, 2024".

Section 10 is amended by striking out "December 31, 2020"

and substituting "December 31, 2021".

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Alberta Regulation 199/2020

Labour Relations Code

REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY COLLECTIVE

BARGAINING AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 30, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 328/2020)

on October 30, 2020 pursuant to

section 162.1 of the Labour Relations Code.

1 The Regional Health Authority Collective Bargaining

Regulation (AR 80/2003) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended by adding the following after

clause (d.2):

(d.3) "nurse practitioner" means a nurse practitioner who is

employed and practicing as a nurse practitioner in accordance

with the Health Professions Act;

Section 2(1) is amended by adding the following after

clause (d):

(

e) advanced nursing care or nursing instruction performed by a

nurse practitioner.

4 The following is added after

section 2:

Nurse practitioners

2.1 Sections 3 to 21 do not apply to a region-wide functional

bargaining unit for the functional group referred to in

section 2(1)(e).

Section 22 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2021"

and substituting "March 31, 2022".

6 This Regulation has effect on the coming into force of

section 11(3)(

b) and (

c) and (19) of the Restoring Balance in

Alberta's Workplaces Act, 2020.

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Alberta Regulation 200/2020

Health Professions Act

PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, OSTEOPATHS AND

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS PROFESSION REGULATION

Filed: October 30, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 329/2020)

on October 30, 2020 pursuant to

section 131 of the Health Professions Act.

Definitions

2 Register categories

Registration

3 General registers

4 Equivalent jurisdiction

5 Substantial equivalence

6 Provisional registers

7 Sponsorship agreement

8 Physicians, surgeons and osteopaths, limited practice register

9 Courtesy registers

10 Emergency registers

11 Telemedicine registers

12 Student registers

13 Good character and reputation

14 Liability insurance

15 Fitness to practise

Titles, Abbreviations and Initials

17 Authorization to use titles

Restricted Activities

18 Physicians, surgeons and osteopaths, authorized restricted

activities

19 Physician assistants, supervision

20 Students, supervision

21 Self-restriction

22 Non-regulated persons, supervision

Continuing Competence

23 Continuing competence program

24 General assessment

25 Continuing professional development

26 Competence assessment

27 Continuing competence program rules

28 Rule distribution

29 Actions to be taken

30 Members responsible for costs

Practice Permit

31 Applying for renewal

32 Practice permit conditions

Alternative Complaint Resolution

33 Process conductor

34 Agreement

35 Confidentiality

36 Leaving the process

Reinstatement

37 Application for reinstatement

38 Consideration of application

39 Decision

40 Review of decision

41 Access to decision

Information

42 Providing information

43 Disclosure of information

Section 119 information

Transitional Provision, Repeal

and Coming into Force

45 Transitional

46 Repeal

47 Coming into force

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

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

(b) "Bylaws" means the bylaws made by the Council under

section 132 of the Act;

Alberta;

(d) "Competence Committee" means the competence committee

of the College;

(e) "Complaints Director" means the complaints director of the

College;

(f) "Council" means the council of the College;

(g) "courtesy register" means the courtesy register category of

the regulated members register

(

i) for physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(a)(iv), or

(ii) for physician assistants referred to in

section 2(b)(iii);

(h) "emergency register" means the emergency register category

of the regulated members register

(

i) for physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(a)(v), or

(ii) for physician assistants referred to in

section 2(b)(iv);

(i) "general register" means the general register category of the

regulated members register

(

i) for physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(a)(i), or

(ii) for physician assistants referred to in

section 2(b)(i);

(j) "independent practice in Alberta" means the practice of a

physician, surgeon or osteopath

(

i) who is registered on the general register, provisional

telemedicine register, and

(ii) whose practice permit is not subject to any condition to

practice under supervision generally or in any area of

the practice of the physician, surgeon or osteopath;

(k) "physicians, surgeons and osteopaths limited practice

limited practice register category of the regulated members

section 2(a)(iii);

(l) "provisional register" means the provisional register category

of the regulated members register

(

i) for physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(a)(ii), or

(ii) for physician assistants referred to in

section 2(b)(ii);

(m) "Registrar" means the registrar of the College;

(n) "scope of practice" means the range of clinical skills and

procedures that a physician, surgeon or osteopath is

competent to perform based on their training and practice

experience;

(o) "sponsor" means the sponsor identified in a sponsorship

agreement;

(p) "sponsorship agreement" means an agreement referred to in

section 7;

(q) "Standards of Practice" means the standards of practice

adopted by the Council in accordance with the Bylaws and

section 133 of the Act;

(r) "student register" means the student register category of the

regulated members register

(

i) for physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(a)(vii), or

(ii) for physician assistants referred to in

section 2(b)(vi);

(s) "telemedicine register" means the telemedicine register

category of the regulated members register

(

i) for physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(a)(vi), or

(ii) for physician assistants referred to in

section 2(b)(v).

2 The regulated members register established by the Council under

section 33(1)(

a) of the Act has the following categories:

(

a) for the registration of physicians, surgeons and osteopaths,

(

i) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths general register,

(ii) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths provisional

(iii) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths limited practice

(iv) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths courtesy

(

v) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths emergency

(vi) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths telemedicine

(vii) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths student register;

(

b) for the registration of physician assistants,

(

i) the physician assistants general register,

(ii) the physician assistants provisional register,

(iii) the physician assistants courtesy register,

(iv) the physician assistants emergency register,

(

v) the physician assistants telemedicine register, and

(vi) the physician assistants student register.

Registration

General registers

3(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physicians, surgeons and osteopaths general register must

(

a) have received a medical or an osteopathic medical degree

from a program approved by the Council,

(

b) have successfully completed post-graduate medical training

approved by the Council, and

(

c) have successfully completed the registration examination

approved by the Council.

(2) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physician assistants general register must

(

a) have graduated from a program of studies for physician

assistants approved by the Council, and

(

b) have successfully completed a registration examination

approved by the Council.

(3) An applicant must have completed the requirements set out in

subsection (1) or (2) within the 3 years immediately preceding the date

the Registrar receives a complete application.

(4) If an applicant is unable to meet the requirements set out in

subsection (3), the applicant must

(

a) within the 3 years immediately preceding the date the

Registrar receives the complete application, have been

registered in good standing and carried on an active practice

in a jurisdiction that regulates the practice of medicine,

osteopathy or physician assisting, whichever applies, or

(

b) demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Registrar that the

applicant is currently competent to practise medicine,

osteopathy or physician assisting, whichever applies.

(5) For the purposes of subsection (4)(b), the Registrar may require an

applicant to undergo any examination, testing, assessment, training or

education that the Registrar considers necessary.

Equivalent jurisdiction

4 An applicant for registration as a regulated member on a general

(

a) is currently registered as a physician, surgeon, osteopath or

physician assistant in another jurisdiction recognized by the

Council under

section 28(2)(

b) of the Act as having

substantially equivalent registration requirements to the

registration requirements set out in

section 3, and

(

b) is in good standing in that jurisdiction.

Substantial equivalence

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

section

3 but whose qualifications have been determined by the Registrar

under

section 28(2)(

c) of the Act to be substantially equivalent to the

registration requirements under

section 3 may be registered on the

appropriate general register.

(2) In determining whether an applicant's qualifications are

substantially equivalent under subsection (1), the Registrar may require

the applicant to undergo any examination, testing or assessment

activity the Registrar considers necessary.

(3) For a determination under subsection (2), the Registrar may use

the services of experts and other resources to assist with the

examination, testing or assessment activity.

(4) The Registrar may require an applicant to pay all the costs incurred

under subsections (2) and (3).

(5) The Registrar may require an applicant under subsection (1) to

undergo any education or training activities the Registrar considers

necessary in order for the applicant to be registered.

(6) The Registrar may require an applicant under subsection (1) to

provide any other relevant information or evidence that the Registrar

considers necessary in order to assess an application under this section.

Provisional registers

6(1) Subject to subsection (3), an applicant for registration as a

regulated member may be registered on the physicians, surgeons and

osteopaths provisional register if the applicant has successfully

completed all the requirements for the granting of a medical or an

osteopathic medical degree from a medical program approved by the

Council and the applicant

(

a) has not passed the registration examination approved by the

Council,

(

b) is enrolled in a program of post-graduate medical training in

Alberta approved by the Council,

(

c) is undergoing an assessment of qualifications for the purpose

of determining substantial equivalency under

section 5, or

(

d) is engaged in education or training activities for the purpose

of registration under

section 5.

(2) Subject to subsection (3), an applicant for registration as a

regulated member may be registered on the physician assistants

provisional register if the applicant has complied with

section 3(2)(

a) and the applicant

(

a) has not passed the registration examination referred to in

section 3(2)(b),

(

b) is undergoing an assessment of qualifications for the purpose

of determining substantial equivalency under

section 5, or

(

c) is engaged in education or training activities for the purpose

of registration under

section 5.

(3) Every regulated member registered on a provisional register must

practise in accordance with the conditions specified by the Registrar.

(4) The conditions that the Registrar may specify under subsection

(3) include, but are not limited to, conditions that the regulated member

(

a) practise under the supervision of another regulated member,

(

b) practise only within a specified scope of practice,

(

c) practise only within a specified practice setting or program,

(

d) practise only within a specified practice location,

(

e) complete specified training or examinations within a

specified time limit, and

(

f) obtain a sponsorship agreement in accordance with

section 7

and maintain that sponsorship while this condition is in

effect.

(5) A registration on a provisional register is valid,

(

a) in the case of a registration on the physicians, surgeons and

osteopaths provisional register, for 6 years, and

(

b) in the case of a registration on the physician assistants

provisional register, for 3 years.

(6) Despite subsection (5), the Registrar may, if the Registrar is of the

opinion that extenuating circumstances exist, extend a registration on a

provisional register for an additional period that the Registrar considers

appropriate.

(7) If a regulated member registered on a 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 appropriate general register.

Sponsorship agreement

7 A sponsorship agreement referred to in

section 6(4)(

f) must satisfy

the Registrar as to the following:

(

a) the agreement is between a regulated member and either

(

i) Alberta Health Services, or

(ii) another sponsor approved by the Council;

(

b) the member's engagement is in alignment with the

requirements of the health care system;

(

c) appropriate organizational supports will be available to the

member;

(

d) a physician registered in independent practice in Alberta will

provide appropriate supervision to the member.

Physicians, surgeons and osteopaths,

limited practice register

8(1) Subject to subsection (2), an applicant for registration as a

regulated member who is not eligible for registration on the physicians,

surgeons and osteopaths general register may be registered on the

physicians, surgeons and osteopaths limited practice register if the

applicant

(

a) has successfully completed all the requirements for the

granting of a medical or an osteopathic medical degree from

a medical program approved by the Council,

(

b) to the satisfaction of the Registrar

(

i) has completed the relevant post-graduate medical

training for the limited professional services that the

applicant will be providing, and

(ii) has the necessary combination of experience, practice or

other qualifications and competencies,

and

(

c) provides limited professional services within a service or

program approved by the Council as a clinical assistant or

surgical assistant or as an assistant in medical administration,

medical education or medical research.

(2) Every regulated member registered on the physicians, surgeons

and osteopaths limited practice register must practise in accordance

with the conditions specified by the Registrar.

(3) The conditions that the Registrar may specify under subsection

(2) include, but are not limited to, conditions that the regulated member

(

a) practise under the supervision of a regulated member who is

a physician, surgeon or osteopath,

(

b) practise only within a specified scope of practice,

(

c) practise only within a specified practice setting or program,

and

(

d) practise only within a specified practice location.

Courtesy registers

9(1) An applicant who is registered as a physician, surgeon or

osteopath in good standing in another jurisdiction who applies for

registration in Alberta on a temporary basis for a specified purpose

approved by the Registrar and who

(

a) provides the name and contact information of the physician,

surgeon or osteopath registered in independent practice in

Alberta who will support the application and provide the

confirmation required under subsection (3), and

(

b) satisfies the Registrar of the applicant's competence to

provide the services related to the specified purpose

may be registered on the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths courtesy

(2) An applicant who is registered as a physician assistant in good

standing in another jurisdiction who applies for registration in Alberta

on a temporary basis for a specified purpose approved by the Registrar

and who

(

a) either

(

i) provides the name and contact information of the

physician, surgeon or osteopath registered in

independent practice in Alberta who will support the

application and provide the confirmation required under

subsection (3), or

(ii) provides confirmation from Alberta Health Services that

it will support the application,

and

(

b) satisfies the Registrar of the supervisor's and applicant's

competence to provide the services related to the specified

purpose

may be registered on the physician assistants courtesy register for a

period of time specified by the Registrar.

(3) A physician, surgeon or osteopath referred to

(

a) in subsection (1)(

a) must provide to the Registrar, in writing,

a confirmation of the purpose for which the applicant is

applying for courtesy registration, and

(

b) in subsection (2)(a)(

i) must provide to the Registrar, in

writing,

(

i) a confirmation of the purpose for which the applicant is

applying for courtesy registration, and

(ii) the name and contact information of the physician who

will supervise the physician assistant's practice.

(4) When the Registrar registers a person on a courtesy register, the

Registrar must identify on the register any title that the regulated

member may use while registered on that courtesy register.

(5) It is a condition of registration on a courtesy register that the

person must remain registered in good standing in at least one other

jurisdiction in which the person was registered at the time of the

person's application for registration on that courtesy register.

(6) If subsection (5) is not complied with, the courtesy registration is

cancelled.

Emergency registers

10(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physicians, surgeons and osteopaths emergency register must satisfy

the Registrar that the applicant is registered in good standing and

entitled to practise medicine or osteopathy in another jurisdiction in

Canada or in the United States of America.

(2) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physician assistants emergency register must satisfy the Registrar that

the applicant is registered in good standing or otherwise regulated and

entitled to practise as a physician assistant in another jurisdiction in

Canada or in the United States of America.

(3) A registration on an emergency register is valid for the period of

time that may be required to address an emergency, as determined by

the Registrar.

(4) It is a condition of registration on an emergency register that the

person must remain registered in good standing in the jurisdiction in

which the person was registered at the time of the person's application

for registration on the emergency register, and if the registration in the

other jurisdiction is suspended or cancelled, the emergency registration

is cancelled.

Telemedicine registers

11(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physicians, surgeons and osteopaths telemedicine register may be

registered on the telemedicine register if the applicant

(

a) is not a regulated member of the College, and

(

b) meets the requirements set out for physicians, surgeons and

osteopaths in

section 3, 4 or 5, as the case may be.

(2) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physician assistants telemedicine register may be registered on the

physician assistants telemedicine register if the applicant

(

a) is not a regulated member of the College, and

(

b) meets the requirements set out for physician assistants in

section 3, 4 or 5, as the case may be.

(3) Every regulated member registered on a telemedicine register may

practise only from a jurisdiction outside of Alberta.

Student registers

12(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physicians, surgeons and osteopaths student register must

(

a) be currently enrolled in an undergraduate medical program in

Alberta approved by the Council, or

(

b) be undertaking or intending to undertake medical education

in Alberta while enrolled in an undergraduate medical

program that is acceptable to the Registrar in another

jurisdiction.

(2) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

physician assistants student register must

(

a) be currently enrolled in a physician assistants program in

Alberta approved by the Council, or

(

b) be undertaking or intending to undertake physician assistant

training in Alberta while enrolled in a physician assistants

program that is acceptable to the Registrar in another

jurisdiction.

Good character and reputation

13(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member in any

category of the regulated members register must provide evidence

satisfactory to the Registrar of having good character and reputation.

(2) To comply with subsection (1), an applicant must submit one or

more of the following on the request of the Registrar:

(

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

applicant is currently undergoing an investigation or is

subject to an unprofessional conduct process or has been

previously disciplined by another regulatory body

responsible for the regulation of physicians, surgeons,

osteopaths or physician assistants, as the case may be, or of

another profession;

(

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

application for registration as a professional by the applicant

in any other jurisdiction was ever previously rejected;

(

c) the results of a current criminal records check;

(

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

applicant has ever been charged, 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;

(

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

applicant's hospital privileges or the applicant's privileges to

any other related facility are currently or have previously

been voluntarily or involuntarily limited, suspended or

revoked;

(

f) a written statement by the applicant as to whether there has

ever been a judgment against the applicant's practice in a

civil action;

(

g) any other relevant evidence as required by the Registrar.

(3) If an applicant has engaged in an activity that has, in the opinion of

the Registrar, undermined the applicant's good character and

reputation in the past, the applicant may provide evidence satisfactory

to the Registrar of the applicant's rehabilitation.

(4) The Registrar may also consider information other than that

provided by the applicant in determining whether the applicant is of

good character and reputation, but if the Registrar considers that

information, the Registrar must give the applicant sufficient particulars

of that information to allow the applicant to respond to that

information.

Liability insurance

14(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member must

provide evidence satisfactory to the Registrar of having the type and

amount of professional liability insurance required by the Council.

(2) Membership in the Canadian Medical Protective Association is

considered to meet the requirements of subsection (1).

Fitness to practise

15 An applicant for registration as a regulated member must, on the

request of the Registrar, submit evidence satisfactory to the Registrar

confirming the member's fitness to practise.

16(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member must be

competently in the practice of medicine, osteopathy or in physician

assisting, as the case may be.

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

requirements approved by the Council.

Titles, Abbreviations and Initials

Authorization to use titles

17(1) A regulated member registered in a register category for the

registration of physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(

a) may use the title "Doctor" and the abbreviation "Dr.".

(2) In addition to the title and abbreviation listed in subsection (1),

(

a) a regulated member registered in a register category for the

registration of physicians or surgeons referred to in

section

a) may use the titles "physician" , "medical doctor",

"medical practitioner" and the initials "M.D.", and

(

b) a regulated member registered in a register category for the

registration of osteopaths referred to in

section 2(

a) may use

the titles "osteopath" , "osteopathic practitioner", "doctor of

osteopathic medicine", "doctor of osteopathy", "osteopathic

medical practitioner" and the initials "D.O.".

(3) A regulated member referred to in subsections (1) and (2) may,

subject to subsection (4), use the titles, abbreviations or initials listed

section 2 of

Schedule 21 to the Act that are appropriate to that

regulated member's scope of practice.

(4) The Registrar must specifically approve and authorize the use of

the titles, abbreviations or initials referred to in subsection (3) and

indicate the authorization on the appropriate category of the regulated

members register.

(5) A regulated member referred to in subsections (1) and (2) may use

the title "specialist" if the regulated member

(

a) is authorized by the Registrar to use that title, and

(

b) has received notification from the Registrar that the

authorization is indicated in the appropriate category of the

regulated members register.

(6) A regulated member registered in a register category for the

registration of physician assistants referred to in

section 2(

b) may use

the title "Physician Assistant" and the initials "P.A.".

Restricted Activities

Physicians, surgeons and osteopaths,

authorized restricted activities

18 A regulated member registered in a register category for the

registration of physicians, surgeons and osteopaths referred to in

section 2(a)(

i) to (vi) may, in the practice of medicine or osteopathy

and in accordance with the Standards of Practice, perform the

following restricted activities:

(

a) to cut a body tissue, to administer anything by an invasive

procedure on body tissue or to perform surgical or other

invasive procedures on body tissue below the dermis or the

mucous membrane or in or below the surface of the cornea;

(

b) to insert or remove instruments, devices, fingers or hands

(

i) beyond the cartilaginous portion of the ear canal,

(ii) beyond the point in the nasal passages where they

normally narrow,

(iii) beyond the pharynx,

(iv) beyond the opening of the urethra,

(

v) beyond the labia majora,

(vi) beyond the anal verge, or

(vii) into an artificial opening of the body;

(

c) to insert into the ear canal, under pressure, liquid, air or gas;

(

d) to set or reset a fracture of a bone;

(

e) to reduce a dislocation of any joint;

(

f) to use a deliberate, brief, fast thrust to move the joints of the

spine beyond the normal range but within the anatomical

range of motion, which generally results in an audible click

or pop;

(

g) to prescribe a

Schedule 1 drug within the meaning of the

Pharmacy and Drug Act;

(

h) to dispense, compound, provide for selling or sell a

Schedule

1 drug or

Schedule 2 drug within the meaning of the

Pharmacy and Drug Act;

(

i) to administer a vaccine or parenteral nutrition;

(

j) to prescribe, compound or administer blood or blood

products;

(

k) to prescribe or administer diagnostic imaging contrast agents;

(

l) to prescribe or administer anaesthetic gases, including nitrous

oxide, for the purposes of anaesthesia or sedation;

(

m) to prescribe or administer radiopharmaceuticals,

radiolabelled substances, radioactive gases or radioaerosols;

(

n) to order or apply any form of ionizing radiation in medical

radiography, nuclear medicine or radiation therapy;

(

o) to order or apply non-ionizing radiation in lithotripsy,

magnetic resonance imaging or ultrasound imaging,

including any application of ultrasound to a foetus;

(

p) to prescribe or fit an implant-supported prosthesis;

(

q) to perform a psychosocial intervention with an expectation of

treating a substantial disorder of thought, mood, perception,

orientation or memory that grossly impairs judgment,

behaviour, capacity to recognize reality or ability to meet the

ordinary demands of life;

(

r) to manage labour or deliver a baby;

(

s) to prescribe or dispense corrective lenses.

Physician assistants, supervision

19(1) A regulated member registered in a register category for the

registration of physician assistants referred to in

section 2(b)(

i) to (

v) may, in the practice of physician assisting and in accordance with the

Standards of Practice, perform the restricted activities referred to in

section 18 under the supervision of a physician, surgeon or osteopath

registered to practise in Alberta.

(2) The supervision provided by a physician, surgeon or osteopath

who supervises a physician assistant under this

section must be carried

out in accordance with the Standards of Practice.

(3) In regard to any restricted activity,

(

a) a physician, surgeon or osteopath must only supervise a

restricted activity that the supervising physician, surgeon or

osteopath is competent to perform and that is appropriate to

the supervisor's scope of practice, and

(

b) a physician assistant must not perform a restricted activity

that the supervising physician, surgeon or osteopath is not

competent to perform or that is not appropriate to the scope

of practice of the supervising physician, surgeon or

osteopath.

Students, supervision

20(1) A person who is registered on the physicians, surgeons and

osteopaths student register referred to in

section 2(a)(vii) is authorized

to perform the restricted activities set out in

section 18, in the practice

of medicine or osteopathy, under the supervision of a physician,

surgeon or osteopath registered to practise in Alberta and in

accordance with the Standards of Practice.

(2) A person who is registered on the physician assistants student

section 2(b)(vi) is authorized to perform the

restricted activities set out in

section 18, in the practice of physician

assisting, under the supervision of a physician, surgeon, osteopath or

physician assistant instructor registered to practise in Alberta and in

accordance with the Standards of Practice.

(3) Supervision under this

section must be carried out in accordance

with the requirements for the supervision of students approved by the

Council.

Self-restriction

21(1) Despite any authorization to perform restricted activities,

(

a) a physician, surgeon or osteopath must only perform a

restricted activity that the physician, surgeon or osteopath is

competent to perform and that is appropriate to the clinical

circumstance and that regulated member's scope of practice,

and

(

b) a physician assistant must only perform a restricted activity

that the physician assistant is competent to perform and that

is appropriate to the clinical circumstance and scope of

practice of the supervising physician, surgeon or osteopath.

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

in accordance with the Standards of Practice.

Non-regulated persons, supervision

22(1) A person who is not described in

section 4(1)(

a) of

Schedule

7.1 to the Government Organization Act is permitted to perform a

restricted activity described in

section 18 only if that person

(

a) while performing a restricted activity, has the consent of, and

is being supervised in accordance with subsection (2) by, a

physician, surgeon or osteopath registered to practise in

Alberta and who is authorized to do that restricted activity

independently, and

(

b) is engaged in providing health services to another person.

(2) When a physician, surgeon or osteopath supervises a person

referred to in subsection (1) performing a restricted activity, the

physician, surgeon or osteopath must

(

a) not be a regulated member registered on the physicians,

surgeons and osteopaths student register,

(

b) be authorized to perform the restricted activity being

performed,

(

c) if the person being supervised is a regulated member of

another college, be satisfied the other college is aware that

the person is performing the restricted activity under

supervision,

(

d) supervise the person who is performing the restricted activity

by being readily available for consultation by the person who

is under supervision, and

(

e) comply with the Standards of Practice governing the

provision of supervision by regulated members of persons

performing restricted activities in accordance with

section

4(1)(

b) of

Schedule 7.1 to the Government Organization Act.

Continuing Competence

Continuing competence program

23 The continuing competence program of the College comprises

(

a) general assessment,

(

b) continuing professional development, and

(

c) competence assessment.

General assessment

24(1) A regulated member registered on the physicians, surgeons and

osteopaths general register must submit to a general assessment by the

Competence Committee once every 5 years or otherwise as determined

in accordance with the rules established under

section 27.

(2) A regulated member registered on one of the following registers

may be required to submit to a general assessment by the Competence

Committee once every 5 years or otherwise as determined in

accordance with the rules established under

section 27:

(

a) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths provisional register;

(

b) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths limited practice

(

c) the physicians, surgeons and osteopaths telemedicine

(

d) the physician assistants general register;

(

e) the physician assistants provisional register;

(

f) the physician assistants telemedicine register.

(3) Despite subsections (1) and (2), the Registrar may, if the Registrar

is of the opinion that extenuating circumstances exist, vary the period

within which a general assessment must be submitted.

(4) A general assessment referred to in subsections (1) and (2) consists

of a survey or other tool approved by the Competence Committee to

assess a regulated member's

(

a) professional knowledge and skills,

(

b) communication skills,

(

c) practice management, and

(

d) professional ethics.

Continuing professional development

25(1) Every regulated member registered on a general register must

undertake continuing professional development by

(

a) participating in a professional development program

approved by the Council in accordance with the rules

established under

section 27,

(

b) keeping records, in a form satisfactory to the Registrar, of

any activities undertaken for the purpose of continuing

professional development, and

(

c) on the request of, and in accordance with the directions of,

the Registrar, providing copies of the records referred to in

clause (b).

(2) Regulated members registered on a provisional register, limited

practice register or telemedicine register may be required by the

Registrar or Competence Committee to fulfill the requirements of

subsection (1) and when so required, must comply with all the

requirements of subsection (1).

Competence assessment

26(1) The Competence Committee may, in accordance with the rules

established under

section 27, require a regulated member to undergo an

assessment for the purpose of evaluating the regulated member's

competence.

(2) For the purpose of an assessment under subsection (1), the

Competence Committee may use one or more of the following

processes:

(

a) practice visits;

(

b) examinations;

(

c) individualized assessments of professional competence that

may include, but are not limited to, assessments of

(

i) professional knowledge or skills,

(ii) communication skills,

(iii) mental and physical health,

(iv) professional ethics, and

(

v) practice management;

(

d) interviews;

(

e) any other type of evaluation required by the Competence

Committee.

Continuing competence program rules

27(1) The Council may establish rules governing

(

a) the assessments referred to in sections 24 and 26,

(

b) the professional development programs that may be approved

for the purpose of

section 25,

(

c) the assessment and approval of programs as substantially

equivalent to the professional development programs

approved by the Council,

(

d) the type of professional development activities that a

regulated member may undertake for the purpose of

section

25,

(

e) the records referred to in

section 25(1)(

b) and the provision

of those records in accordance with the directions of the

Registrar,

(

f) audits of a regulated member's records referred to in

section

25(1)(b), or

(

g) the requirements or circumstances when regulated members

registered on a provisional register, limited practice register

or telemedicine register may be required to participate in a

professional development program under

section 25.

(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 rules or the amendments to the rules must be made available

to all regulated members for their review.

(4) The Council may establish the rules or amendments to the rules 30

or more days after they are made available under subsection (3) and

after having considered any comments received on the proposed rules

or proposed amendments to the rules.

Rule distribution

28 The rules and any amendments to the rules established under

section 27(4) must be made available by the College to all regulated

members and, in printed or electronic form, on request to the Minister,

regional health authorities and any person who requests them.

Actions to be taken

29 If the results of a general assessment under

section 24 or of a

competence assessment under

section 26 are unsatisfactory, the

Competence Committee or Registrar may require a regulated member

to undertake remedial action, including, but not limited to, the

following:

(

a) successful completion of continuing competence program

requirements or professional development activities;

(

b) successful completion of any examinations, testing,

assessment, training, education or treatment to enhance

competence in specified areas;

(

c) to practise under the supervision of another regulated

member;

(

d) limitation of practice to specified procedures or practice

settings;

(

e) to report to the Competence Committee or Registrar on

specified matters on specified dates;

(

f) correction of any problems identified in the practice visit;

(

g) demonstration of competence gained in a specific area.

Members responsible for costs

30 A regulated member is responsible for the costs of

(

a) an assessment under

section 26, and

(

b) any action that the regulated member must undertake in

response to a direction by the Competence Committee or

Registrar under

section 29.

Practice Permit

Applying for renewal

31 Regulated members applying for renewal of their practice permit

must

(

a) continue to meet any requirement for a sponsorship

agreement that applies under

section 6(4)(

f) and 7,

(

b) continue to meet the requirements set out in sections 13 to

16, and

(

c) meet the requirements of the continuing competence

program.

Practice permit conditions

32 The Registrar may impose conditions on a practice permit, which

may include, but are not limited to, the following:

(

a) completing any examinations, testing, assessment,

counselling, training or education as considered necessary by

the Registrar or the Competence Committee;

(

b) limiting a member's practice to specified professional

services, restricted activities or practice settings;

(

c) limiting a practice permit to a specified purpose and time;

(

d) practising under the supervision of another regulated member

for the period of time considered necessary by the Registrar;

(

e) reporting to the Registrar on specified matters on specified

dates.

Alternative Complaint Resolution

Process conductor

33 When a complainant and an investigated person have agreed to

enter into an alternative complaint resolution process, the Complaints

Director must appoint a person in accordance with

section 58(2) and

(3) of the Act to conduct the alternative complaint resolution process.

Agreement

34 The person conducting the alternative complaint resolution

process must, in accordance with Division 2 of

Part 4 of the Act and

any Regulations that apply, and in consultation with the complainant

and the investigated person, establish the procedures for and objectives

of the alternative complaint resolution process, which must be set out

in writing and signed by the complainant, the investigated person and a

representative of the College.

Confidentiality

35 The complainant and the investigated person must, subject to

sections 59 and 60 of the Act, agree to treat all information shared

during the process as confidential.

Leaving the process

36 The complainant or the investigated person may withdraw from

the alternative complaint resolution process at any time.

Reinstatement

Application for reinstatement

37(1) A person whose registration and practice permit have been

cancelled under

Part 4 of the Act may apply in writing to the Registrar

to have the registration reinstated and the practice permit reissued.

(2) An application under subsection (1) must

(

a) not be made earlier than 3 years after the date of the

cancellation, and

(

b) not be made more frequently than once in each year

following a refusal of an application under

section 39(a).

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

applicant's qualifications for registration.

Consideration of application

38(1) An application under

section 37 must be considered by the

Registrar in accordance with the application for registration process set

out in sections 28 to 30 of the Act.

(2) When reviewing an application in accordance with subsection (1),

the Registrar 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 medicine, osteopathy or physician

assisting, and

(iv) does not pose a risk to public safety or to the integrity of

the profession.

Decision

39 The Registrar may, on completing the review of an application in

accordance with

section 38, issue a written decision containing one or

more of the following orders:

(

a) an order refusing the application;

(

b) an order approving the application;

(

c) an order to defer the reinstatement of the applicant until the

applicant has complied with conditions imposed by the

Registrar.

Review of decision

40(1) An applicant whose application is refused or whose application

for reinstatement is deferred under

section 39 may, within 30 days of

receipt of the decision, request a review of the decision by the Council.

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

(1).

Access to decision

41(1) The Registrar, under

section 39, and the Council, under

section

40, may order that its decision be published in a manner it considers

appropriate.

(2) The College must publish or otherwise make available a decision

under

section 39 or 40 for a period of at least 2 years from the date of

the decision.

Information

Providing information

42(1) A regulated member or an applicant for registration as a

regulated member must provide the following information in addition

to that required under

section 33(3) of the Act to the Registrar on the

request of the Registrar, on application for registration and when there

are changes to the information:

(

a) the member or applicant's home address;

(

b) the member or applicant's business mailing address,

telephone number, fax number and email address;

(

c) the member or applicant's practice locations;

(

d) the member or applicant's emergency contact address,

telephone number and email address;

(

e) the member or applicant's full legal name and, if applicable,

previous names or aliases;

(

f) the member or applicant's degrees and other qualifications,

including specialization;

(

g) the member or applicant's most recent school of graduation;

(

h) the member or applicant's most recent year of graduation;

(

i) the languages in which the regulated member or an applicant

can provide professional services;

(

j) the member or applicant's date and place of birth;

(

k) the member or applicant's gender;

(

l) the member or applicant's services provided or proposed that

require approval in accordance with the Standards of Practice

or the Bylaws;

(

m) the names of other jurisdictions in which the member or

applicant is registered as a physician, surgeon, osteopath or

physician assistant;

(

n) any other regulated health profession in which the member or

an applicant is registered and whether the member or the

applicant is a practising member of that profession;

(

o) a recent photo of the member or applicant, which must be of

a size and quality similar to that required for a Canadian

passport;

(

p) in the case of a physician, surgeon or osteopath, the name

and business mailing address of any physician assistant that

the member is supervising;

(

q) in the case of a physician assistant, the name and business

mailing address of the supervising physician, surgeon or

osteopath.

(2) If a physician, surgeon or osteopath intends to close an office

practice, the physician, surgeon or osteopath must provide to the

Registrar the date by which the physician, surgeon or osteopath

proposes to close the office practice.

Disclosure of information

43 The College may, under sections 34(2) and 135.92(2) of the Act,

as applicable, disclose the following information concerning its

regulated members to members of the public in order to support its

practitioner search function on the College's website:

(

a) the full name of a regulated member and any name or names

that the regulated member uses or has used in the regulated

member's practice;

(

b) a regulated member's business mailing address, email

address, telephone number and fax number;

(

c) the regulated member's practice locations;

(

d) degrees and other qualifications obtained by a regulated

member, including specialization;

(

e) the most recent school of graduation of a regulated member;

(

f) the most recent year of graduation of a regulated member;

(

g) the gender of a regulated member;

(

h) the languages in which a regulated member can provide

professional services;

(

i) whether a member's registration is restricted to a period of

time and, if so, the period of time;

(

j) the status of a member's practice permit, including whether it

is suspended or cancelled;

(

k) a member's practice specialization recognized by the

College;

(

l) whether a member is authorized to provide a restricted

activity not normally provided by regulated members of the

College;

(

m) whether a member is not authorized to provide a restricted

activity that is normally provided by regulated members of

the College;

(

n) a copy of any decision made of unprofessional conduct by a

hearing tribunal, council or court based in whole or in part on

sexual abuse or sexual misconduct, including any orders

made under

section 82 of the Act;

(

o) whether a regulated member's practice permit has been

suspended or cancelled as a result of a decision of

unprofessional conduct based in whole or in part on sexual

abuse or sexual misconduct;

(

p) in accordance with

section 135.92(2)(

g) of the Act, any

conditions placed on a regulated member's practice permit as

a result of a decision of unprofessional conduct based in

whole or in part on sexual misconduct and details respecting

those conditions;

(

q) in the case of a physician, surgeon or osteopath, the name,

business mailing address and practice locations of any

physician assistant that the member is supervising;

(

r) in the case of a physician assistant, the name, business

mailing address and practice locations of the supervising

physician, surgeon or osteopath.

Section 119 information

44 The periods of time during which the College is required to

provide information under

section 119(4) of the Act to a member of

the public are as follows:

(

a) information referred to in

section 33(3) of the Act entered in

a register for a regulated member, except for the information

referred to in

section 33(3)(

h) of the Act, while the named

regulated member is registered as a member of the College;

(

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 caution, reprimand or fine under

Part

4 of the Act, for 2 years after the imposition of the

caution, 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 10 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 10 years after the date the hearing

tribunal of the College rendered its decision.

Transitional Provision, Repeal

and Coming into Force

Transitional

45 On the coming into force of this Regulation, a registered member

described in

section 15 of

Schedule 21 to the Act is deemed to be

entered on the regulated members register in the register category that

the Registrar considers appropriate.

Repeal

46 The Physicians, Surgeons and Osteopaths Profession Regulation

(AR 350/2009) is repealed.

Coming into force

47 This Regulation has effect on April 1, 2021.

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Alberta Regulation 201/2020

Financial Administration Act

INDEMNITY AUTHORIZATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 30, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 330/2020)

on October 30, 2020 pursuant to

section 71 of the Financial Administration Act.

1 The Indemnity Authorization Regulation (AR 22/97) is

amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 5.1:

School board indemnity - property insurance

5.2(1) In this section,

(a) "Minister" means the Minister of Education;

(b) "principal attorney" means a principal attorney as defined in

the Insurance Act;

insurance exchange as defined in the Insurance Act;

(d) "school board" means

(

i) the board of trustees of a school division established

under the Education Act,

(ii) the Francophone regional authority of a Francophone

education region established under the Education Act,

(iii) a board as defined in the Northland School Division Act.

(2) The Minister is authorized, on behalf of the Crown, on such

(

a) to a school board in respect of the deductibles payable on

claims made by the school board under a subsisting property

insurance policy, or

(

b) to a school board or the principal attorney of a school board

in a reciprocal insurance exchange in respect of the

deductibles payable on claims made by any school board in

the reciprocal insurance exchange under a subsisting property

insurance policy.

(3) The maximum aggregate amount of indemnity payments made

(

a) school boards with subsisting indemnities under this section,

and

(

b) principal attorneys of school boards with subsisting

indemnities under this

section

must not exceed $15 000 000 annually with respect to the period

beginning on November 1 of one year and ending on October 31 of

the next year.

3 This Regulation has effect on November 1, 2020.

Alberta Regulation 202/2020

Insurance Act

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT INSURANCE BENEFITS

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 30, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 331/2020)

on October 30, 2020 pursuant to

section 573 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Automobile Accident Insurance Benefits Regulation

(AR 352/72) is amended by this Regulation.

Schedule A,

Section B - Accident Benefits is amended

(

a) in Subsection 1 - Medical Payments

(

i) in provision (1)(

b) by adding ", including any

medically necessary equipment, home modifications or

vehicle modifications," after "for other services and

supplies";

(ii) in provision (2)

(

A) in clause (

a) by striking out "$750" and

substituting "$1000";

(

B) in clause (

b) by striking out "$250" and

substituting "$350";

(

C) in clause (

c) by striking out "$250" and

substituting "$350";

(

b) in Subsection 2 - Death, Grief Counselling, Funeral

and Total Disability

(

i) in

Part 1 - Death, Grief Counselling and Funeral

Benefits

(

A) by striking out "funeral service expenses up to

the amount of $5000" and substituting "funeral

service expenses up to the amount of $6150";

(

B) by striking out "grief counselling expenses up to

the amount of $400" and substituting "grief

counselling expenses up to the amount of $500";

(ii) in

Part II - Total Disability under the heading

"Amount of Weekly Benefit -"

(

A) in clause (

a) by striking out "$400 per week"

and substituting "$600 per week";

(

B) in provision (1) by striking out "$135 per

week for not more than 26 weeks" and

substituting "$200 per week for not more than

104 weeks";

(

C) in the definition of PB in provision (3) by

striking out "$400" and substituting "$600";

(

c) under the heading "Special Provisions,

Definitions,

and Exclusions of

Section B" in provision (4.1)(b)(iv)

(

i) in paragraph (

A) by striking out "$600" and

substituting "$750";

(ii) in paragraph (

B) by striking out "$600" and

substituting "$750";

(iii) in paragraph (

C) by striking out "$600" and

substituting "$750".

3 This Regulation has effect on November 1, 2020.

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Alberta Regulation 203/2020

Insurance Act

DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT PROTOCOLS

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 30, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 332/2020)

on October 30, 2020 pursuant to

section 573 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Diagnostic and Treatment Protocols Regulation

(AR 116/2014) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) by renumbering clause (

a) as clause (a.1) and

by adding the following before clause (a.1):

(a) "adjunct therapy" includes therapy provided by

any of the following:

(

i) a dentist;

(ii) an occupational therapist;

(iii) a psychologist;

(ii) by adding the following after clause (a.1):

(a.2) "dentist" means a person who is a regulated

member of the Alberta Dental Association and

College under the Health Professions Act;

(iii) by adding the following after clause (h):

(h.1) "occupational therapist" means a person who is a

regulated member of the Alberta College of

Occupational Therapists under the Health

Professions Act;

(iv) by adding the following after clause (m):

(m.1) "psychologist" means a person who is a regulated

member of the College of Alberta Psychologists

under the Health Professions Act;

(

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

(3) For the purpose of this Regulation, an in-person visit to a

health care practitioner or another person authorized to provide

treatment under this Regulation constitutes a single visit,

irrespective of the number of injuries treated during the visit.

Section 9 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (5):

(6) For the purposes of subsections (2) and (5), a visit to any of the

following persons to receive adjunct therapy does not count towards

the combined total of physical therapy, chiropractic and adjunct

therapy visits permitted under either of those subsections:

(

a) a dentist;

(

b) an occupational therapist;

(

c) a psychologist.

4 The following is added after

section 15:

Limit on adjunct therapy

15.1 If a patient receives adjunct therapy under these protocols, the

aggregate expenses payable or recoverable in relation to the adjunct

therapy received by the patient under this Regulation from one or

more of the following persons must not exceed $1000:

(

a) a dentist;

(

b) an occupational therapist;

(

c) a psychologist.

Section 16(2) is amended by striking out "a WAD I or

WAD II injury" and substituting "a sprain, strain, WAD I injury or

WAD II injury".

Section 18(1) is amended

(

a) by striking out "health care practitioner" and

substituting "person";

(

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

(

d) the Council of the Alberta Dental Association and

College notifies the Superintendent that a dentist meets

the requirements set out in subsection (2) and the

Superintendent enters the name of that person on the

IMC register.

7 This Regulation has effect on November 1, 2020.

Alberta Regulation 204/2020

Insurance Act

MINOR INJURY AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: October 30, 2020

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 333/2020)

on October 30, 2020 pursuant to

section 597 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Minor Injury Regulation (AR 123/2004) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) in clause (

c) by adding "or dentist" after

"physician";

(ii) by repealing clause (f);

(iii) in clause (

h) by striking out "caused by that

accident that does not result in a serious impairment"

and substituting "caused by the accident that does

not result in a serious impairment and includes, in

respect of a sprain, strain or WAD injury that occurs on

or after November 1, 2020, any clinically associated

sequelae of the sprain, strain or WAD injury, whether

physical or psychological in nature, caused by the

accident that do not result in a serious impairment".

(

b) by adding the following after subsection (3):

(4) For the purposes of this Regulation, a reference to a sprain,

strain or WAD injury includes a reference to any clinically

associated sequelae of the sprain, strain or WAD injury, whether

physical or psychological in nature.

(5) Subsection (4) applies only in respect of an injury described

in that subsection that occurs on or after November 1,

Section 2.1 is repealed.

Section 16 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

following:

Eligibili

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