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Alberta Regulation 201/2001

Agricultural Pests Act

PEST AND NUISANCE CONTROL AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 5, 2001

Made by the Deputy Premier and Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development (M.O. 33,2001) on October 22, 2001 pursuant to

section 21 of

the Agricultural Pests Act.

1 The Pest and Nuisance Control Regulation (AR 184/2001) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 14 is amended by adding the following after subsection (14):

(15) A person so authorized by the Minister may issue a Form 9

permit to the owner or occupant of land authorizing the use of dogs to

control coyote on that land, and such a permit is not valid for more than

30 days.

(16) Notwithstanding

section 8, an owner or occupant of land may

control a coyote on that land by destroying, or giving prior authorization

to a resident of Alberta to destroy, the coyote with the use of dogs where

(

a) livestock predation caused by a coyote has occurred

within the period of 30 days before the confirmation under clause (b),

(

b) that predation has been confirmed in writing by an

inspector,

(

c) a Form 9 permit has been issued by an inspector in

of the permit are adhered to, and

(

d) if the destruction is to be effected by a resident

of Alberta who is not that owner or occupant, that resident has been

specifically authorized by that owner or occupant in writing on the permit

to do so.

Schedule 1 is amended

(

a) in Form 8, in the first box, by striking out "occupier" and

substituting "occupant";

(

b) by adding the form set out in the

Schedule to this Regulation

after Form 8.

4 This Regulation comes into force at the same time as the Wildlife

(Coyote Predation Control) Amendment Regulation.

SCHEDULE

FORM 9

(Section 14)

PERMIT TO DESTROY COYOTE

USING DOGS

Name of land owner or occupant

Location(

s) of owner or occupant's land on which coyote may be destroyed:

Qtr Sec Twp Rge W of

Mailing address

Postal code

Telephone

* The permit holder is authorized to use dogs to destroy coyote

on the land described above.

* I (owner or occupant's name) authorize (name and

address of resident of Alberta) to use dogs to destroy coyote on the land

I own and occupy as described above.

(Signature of owner or occupant) (Date)

I confirm that livestock predation caused by coyote has

occurred on the land described above within the last 30 days.

(Signature of inspector) (Date of issue)

This permit is only valid for 30 days from the date of issue.

* The inspector is to delete whichever paragraph is not applicable.

Alberta Regulation 202/2001

Wildlife Act

WILDLIFE (COYOTE PREDATION CONTROL)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 5, 2001

Made by the Minister of Sustainable Resource Development (M.O. 37/2001) on

November 1, 2001 pursuant to

section 96 of the Wildlife Act.

1 The Wildlife Regulation (AR 143/97) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 115 is amended by repealing subsection (2) and substituting the

following:

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply where the use of dogs to hunt

coyote or red fox is specifically authorized by or under the Agricultural

Pests Act.

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Alberta Regulation 203/2001

Safety Codes Act

DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF BOILERS AND

PRESSURE VESSELS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 14, 2001

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 417/2001) on November 14,

2001 pursuant to

section 61 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Design, Construction and Installation of Boilers and Pressure

Vessels Regulations (AR 227/75) are amended by this Regulation.

Section 5 is amended by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

following:

5(1) The following codes and standards are declared in force in

respect of pressure equipment:

(

a) the following provisions of CSA B51-97, Boiler,

Pressure Vessel, and Pressure Piping Code:

(

i) Part 1, Boiler, Pressure Vessel, and

Pressure Piping Code including Appendix I Automotive Propane Vessel

Standards;

(ii)

Part 2, High-Pressure Cylinders for the

Onboard Storage of Natural Gas as a Fuel for Automotive Vehicles;

(iii)

Part 3, Requirements for CNG Refuelling

Station Pressure Piping Systems and Ground Storage Vessels;

(

b) CSA B52-99, Mechanical Refrigeration Code;

(

c) CSA Z662-1999, Oil and Gas Pipeline Systems;

(

d) ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code - 2001;

(

e) ASME B31.1 - 2001 Power Piping;

(

f) ASME B31.3 - 1999 Process Piping;

(

g) ASME B31.4 - 1998 Transportation Systems for

Hydrocarbons;

(

h) ASME B31.5 - 2000 Refrigeration Piping;

(

i) ANSI K61.1 - 1999, Safety Requirements for the

Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia;

(

j) NFPA 58 - 1996, Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code;

(

k) MSS SP-25 - 1998, Standard Marking System for

Valves, Fittings, Flanges and Unions;

(

l) TEMA - 8th Edition Standards of Tubular Exchanger

Manufacturers Association.

3 The following is added after

section 5:

Disclaimer

5.1 The codes and standards declared in force in this Regulation,

and any codes and standards referenced in the codes and standards, do not

make or imply any assurance or guarantee by the Crown with respect to the

life expectancy, durability or operating performance of equipment and

materials referenced in the codes and standards.

Alberta Regulation 204/2001

Social Development Act

SOCIAL ALLOWANCE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 14, 2001

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 419/2001) on November 14,

2001 pursuant to

section 30 of the Social Development Act.

1 The Social Allowance Regulation (AR 213/93) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 1(

e) is repealed and the following is substituted:

(e) "employment income" includes

(

i) the value of non-monetary benefits provided as

compensation for employment, and

(ii) a payment from the Government of Alberta to the

applicant or recipient that is in the nature of a fee for the provision of

care referred to in

section 7(n),

but does not include income from self-employment, other than

(iii) income earned by an applicant or recipient from

providing child care services in the applicant's or recipient's residence,

and

(iv) income earned from a home based business by an

applicant or recipient who is assigned to the Assured Support Sub-Program;

Section 2(4) is amended by adding "22, 22.1," before "25.1".

Section 7 is amended

(

a) by repealing clause (

s) and substituting the following:

(

s) net employment income determined as follows,

calculated in accordance with

section 8:

(

i) in the case of a family unit with one

or more dependent children, the net employment income of each adult in the

family unit

$115 per month plus 25% of any amount over $115 exempt

(ii) in the case of a single adult or a

family unit with no dependent children, the combined net employment income

of the applicant or recipient and all adults in the family unit

$115 per month plus 25% of any amount over $115 exempt

(iii) in the case of a single adult with one

or more dependent children

$230 per month plus 25% of any amount over $230 exempt

(

b) by repealing clause (

t) and substituting the following:

(

t) net employment income of each child in the

family unit, calculated in accordance with

section 8:

(

i) for a child who is enrolled in an

educational program approved by the Director

100% exempt

(ii) for a child other than a child referred

to in subclause (i)

$350 per month plus 25% of any amount over $350 exempt

Section 8 is amended

(

a) by renumbering it as

section 8(1);

(

b) in subsection (1) by striking out "by subtracting from the

person's gross income" and substituting ", other than income from

self-employment, by subtracting from the person's gross employment income";

(

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

(2) The Director shall calculate a person's net income from

self-employment by subtracting from the person's gross income from

self-employment

(

a) any deductions required by law, and

(

b) the reasonable cost of materials, supplies, goods

and services that are essential to the business operation.

6 The following is added after

section 22:

Employment maintenance expenses

22.1(1) The Director may provide to an applicant or recipient who is

employed and has one or more dependent children an allowance of up to $120

in order to assist the applicant or recipient in maintaining employment.

(2) A person is eligible to receive up to the maximum allowance

under this

section in a calendar year.

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Alberta Regulation 205/2001

Corrections Act

CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION REGULATION

Filed: November 14, 2001

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 422/2001) on November 14,

2001 pursuant to

section 33 of the Corrections Act.

Interpretation 1

Part 1

General Administration

Acting in place of the Director 2

Uniforms 3

Meals 4

Use of materials, etc. 5

Investigation of complaint re employee 6

Dealing with inmates 7

Transfer of inmate 8

Classification and Selection Committee 9

Part 2

Inmates

Searches 10

Clothing 11

Personal articles 12

Personal health articles 13

Medical examination 14

Duties 15

Activities of physician 16

Impairment of health of inmate 17

Death of inmate 18

Mental condition of inmate 19

Communication of imprisonment 20

Persons awaiting trial, etc. 21

Visits 22

Confiscation of articles, etc. 23

Restrictions re publications 24

Searches re persons and vehicles 25

Exercise of inmate 26

Rules 27

Inmate Advisory Committee 28

Canteen 29

Inmate Welfare Trust Fund 30

Inmate telephone system 31

Employment programs 32

Change in employment programs 33

Incentive allowance 34

Incentive allowance re disciplinary unit 35

Payment for employment 36

Records 37

Use of funds 38

Inmate's funds re transfer of inmate 39

Restrictions on transfer of funds 40

Statement 41

Assistance to inmate 42

Part 3

Discipline of Inmates

Disciplinary Board 43

Breach of rules, etc. 44

Review of decision re discipline 45

Punishment 46

When punishment may be imposed 47

No alcohol, etc. 48

Duty of employee 49

Use of force 50

Separation of inmate re violence 51

Removal of inmate to disciplinary unit 52

Punishment Register 53

Confinement to disciplinary unit 54

Restricted diet 55

Interview with Director 56

Establishment of Board of Inquiry 57

Board of Inquiry 58

Hearings before a Board of Inquiry 59

Part 4

Transitional Provisions, Repeals and Expiry

Transitional 60

Repeal 61

Expiry 62

Interpretation

1(1) In this Regulation,

(a) "Director" means a director as defined under the Corrections

Act;

(b) "disciplinary unit" means a physically separated area of an

institution designated as a disciplinary unit by the Chief Executive

Officer;

in an institution;

(d) "institution" means a correctional institution.

(2) A reference in this Regulation

(

a) to an institution's physician is a reference to a physician who

is employed or retained by the Government to provide medical services in

respect of inmates;

(

b) to an institution's nurse is a reference to a nurse employed or

retained by the Government to provide medical services in respect of

inmates;

(

c) to an institution's psychologist is a reference to a

psychologist who is employed or retained by the Government to provide

psychological services in respect of inmates.

PART 1 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

Acting in place of the Director

2(1) If the Director is absent or unable to act, the Deputy Director

(Operations) of the institution has and may exercise all the powers and

functions of the Director.

(2) If the Director and the Deputy Director (Operations) are absent or

unable to act, an Assistant Deputy Director of the institution designated

by the Director has and may exercise all the powers and functions of the

Director.

(3) If the office of Director is vacant, the Chief Executive Officer may

appoint a Deputy Director as acting Director and that person has and may

exercise all the powers and functions of the Director.

Uniforms

3(1) The Chief Executive Officer may prescribe and issue uniforms to be

worn by employees or classes of employees while they are on duty and at any

other time that is authorized by the Chief Executive Officer.

(2) Employees must keep the uniforms clean and in good repair.

Meals

4 Employees and visitors who are at an institution may purchase meals in

the institution at rates established by the Chief Executive Officer.

Use of materials, etc.

5 Employees are not to use tools, materials, supplies, vehicles,

equipment or buildings that are under the administration of the Minister

without the approval of the Chief Executive Officer.

Investigation of complaint re employee

6(1) If, in the opinion of the Director, it is necessary to investigate a

complaint that an employee has behaved in a manner that is detrimental to

the operation of the institution, the Director may do one or both of the

following:

(

a) relieve the employee of the employee's duties;

(

b) remove the employee from the institution.

(2) Where an investigation is conducted under subsection (1), the Director

must send to the Chief Executive Officer a notice in writing of the

investigation and the Director's actions with respect to the employee.

Dealing with inmates

7(1) Employees are to maintain discipline of inmates in the institution in

a firm and impartial manner.

(2) Employees are not to use humiliating tactics or harassing techniques

with respect to inmates.

(3) Employees are to deal with inmates in a manner designed to encourage

the self respect and personal responsibility of inmates.

Transfer of inmate

8 Where the Chief Executive Officer has authorized the transfer of an

inmate from one institution to another, the warrant under which the inmate

is being kept is sufficient authority to convey the inmate from one

institution to another.

Classification and Selection Committee

9(1) The Classification and Selection Committee in each institution is to

consist of the following:

(

a) the Deputy Director (Programs) of the institution, who is to be

the Chair of the Committee;

(

b) the Supervisor of Classification of the institution;

(

c) the Assistant Deputy Director (Security and Safety) of the

institution.

(2) Where a member of the Classification and Selection Committee is unable

to act or where that member's office is vacant, the Director may appoint a

person to act in that member's place.

PART 2 INMATES

Searches

10(1) An inmate may be searched on admission to an institution and at any

other times as the Director may require.

(2) A search may be conducted in any manner as the Director may direct.

(3) All searches of inmates are to be carried out in a manner so as to

respect the dignity of the inmate as far as possible without interfering

with the thoroughness of the search.

(4) An external body search of an inmate is to be made where possible by

an employee who is of the same sex as the inmate.

(5) An internal body search is to be made by a physician in the presence

of an employee who is of the same sex as the inmate.

Clothing

11(1) On admission to an institution, an inmate may be issued clothing of

a type authorized by the Chief Executive Officer.

(2) The Director may order that an inmate's personal clothing be disposed

of at any time where the Director is of the opinion that the clothing is a

hazard to health or safety.

(3) When an inmate is discharged from an institution, the inmate

(

a) must return to the Director any clothing issued to the inmate

by the Director, and

(

b) is to be provided by the Director with suitable clothing in

accordance with the season of the year.

(4) The Director is to keep records of the issue and receipt of all

clothing, including the signature of the inmate or employee receiving or

returning the clothing, as the case may be.

Personal articles

12(1) The Director may order that an inmate's personal articles or any one

or more of them be taken from the inmate on the inmate's admission to an

institution.

(2) The Director must keep in a safe place all the personal articles of an

inmate that the inmate is not permitted to retain while the inmate is in

custody.

(3) Any money in the possession of an inmate on the inmate's admission to

an institution or deposited to the credit of the inmate by any person is to

be deposited in the Inmate Trust Account to the credit of that inmate.

(4) The Director is to keep a record of all transactions relating to the

personal articles or money of an inmate, including the signature of the

inmate or employee receiving or returning the articles or money, as the

case may be.

Personal health articles

13 Every inmate on admission to an institution may be issued with those

articles as are necessary for the inmate to maintain personal health and

cleanliness.

Medical examination

14(1) Every inmate may be medically examined by a physician or a nurse.

(2) The medical examination may include one or more of the following:

(

a) a dental examination;

(

b) a mental examination;

(

c) blood tests;

(

d) x-rays;

(

e) a urinalysis;

(

f) any other examination or test not referred to in clauses (

a) to

(

e) that is considered necessary by the examining physician or nurse and is

approved by the Director.

Duties

15(1) In this section, "duty" includes employment programs, training

programs, treatment programs and any other activity of an inmate designated

as a duty by the Director.

(2) An institution's physician or nurse is to specify when an inmate may

participate in full duty, partial duty or no duty.

(3) An inmate for whom partial duty or no duty is specified is not to

participate in full duty until an institution's physician or nurse has

certified the inmate as being fit to do so.

Activities of physician

16 An institution's physician

(

a) is to report in writing to the Director where an inmate

requires special attention at any time, and

(

b) may make recommendations with respect to

(

i) the diet of inmates,

(ii) the treatment of inmates, and

(iii) the provision of additional bedding, clothing and

section 56 of the Universities Act;

(

d) arrange to have the body interred at public expense, if no

claim is made for the body by the immediate relatives or legal

representatives of the deceased or by a university;

(

e) submit a report in writing to the Chief Executive Officer of

the particulars of the death;

(

f) immediately notify the medical examiner of the death in

accordance with the provisions of the Fatality Inquiries Act.

Mental condition of inmate

19(1) The Director is to ensure that adequate observations are maintained,

in accordance with the recommendation, if any, of an institution's

physician or psychologist, on any inmate whose mental condition requires

it.

(2) An institution's physician or psychologist may recommend to the

Director that an inmate be separated from other inmates within the

institution.

Communica-tion of imprisonment

20 An inmate is to be given the opportunity, as soon as possible, to

communicate to the inmate's relatives, legal representative and friends the

fact that the inmate is in an institution.

Persons awaiting trial, etc.

21 Persons committed for trial, remanded for trial, remanded for

sentence, awaiting the hearing of an appeal, awaiting deportation or

awaiting transfer to a federal penitentiary

(

a) are to be kept apart from persons sentenced to a provincial

institution, when the Director is of the opinion that it is possible or

desirable, and

(

b) are not required to work other than to clean their own living

quarters but may work if they request employment and the work assignment is

not detrimental to the security of the institution.

Visits

22(1) Except as authorized by statute, regulation, the Minister, the

Deputy Minister or the Chief Executive Officer, no person is to visit an

institution without the consent of the Director.

(2) The hours during which inmates may be visited are to be determined by

the Director subject to the approval of the Chief Executive Officer.

(3) Subject to this section, all visiting of inmates is to take place

during the hours provided for under subsection (2).

(4) A peace officer or government employee in making an inquiry or

investigation in the course of that person's duties as a peace officer or

government employee may, on providing proper identification, visit an

inmate outside normal visiting hours.

(5) The legal counsel of an inmate who is a party to legal proceedings,

whether criminal or civil, or to any proceedings of an administrative

tribunal, is to be permitted to visit an inmate.

(6) A person nominated by the inmate may visit the inmate at a time and in

a manner determined by the Chief Executive Officer.

(7) A person who is under the age of 18 years may visit an inmate

(

a) when that person is accompanied by a parent or guardian, or

(

b) with the consent of the Director.

(8) Visits to an inmate may be suspended or terminated by the Director as

a result of a breach of the regulations or rules of an institution by an

inmate or a visitor.

(9) No person who in the opinion of an employee is under the influence of

liquor, drugs or other intoxicating substances is to visit or be permitted

to visit an inmate.

Confiscation of articles, etc.

23(1) The Director may confiscate any

article or thing

(

a) given or conveyed to an inmate,

(

b) left anywhere with the intent that an inmate will get it, or

(

c) conveyed, deposited or thrown into or out of an institution

without prior consent of the Director.

(2) Any

article or thing confiscated under subsection (1) is to be

disposed of as the Chief Executive Officer may direct.

Restrictions re publications

24 No person shall photograph, sketch or interview an inmate for the

purpose of publication without the consent in writing of the Minister or

the Chief Executive Officer.

Searches re persons and vehicles

25(1) The Director may order the search of any person or vehicle entering

or leaving an institution and of any parcels, bags, packages and containers

that are with that person or in or on that vehicle.

(2) The employee in charge of an institution for the time being may remove

from the institution a person

(

a) whose conduct is, in the opinion of the employee, detrimental

to the security of or discipline in the institution, or

(

b) who refuses to submit to a search under subsection (1).

Exercise of inmate

26 An inmate is entitled to exercise daily in the open air, weather

permitting, when staff, space and facilities are available.

Rules

27 The Director is to establish rules governing the safety of employees

and inmates engaged in employment programs, training programs, treatment

programs and work assignments.

Inmate Advisory Committee

28(1) The Director may establish an Inmate Advisory Committee consisting

of members elected by the inmates who reside in the various living units in

the institution.

(2) The members of the Inmate Advisory Committee are to elect from among

their number an executive consisting of not fewer than 3 nor more than 5

members.

(3) Through the executive of the Inmate Advisory Committee, the Inmate

Advisory Committee is to deal cooperatively with the Director with respect

to complaints and grievances and any other matter relating to the effective

and efficient operation of the institution.

Canteen

29(1) The Director, with the consent of the Chief Executive Officer, may

establish a canteen for inmates in the institution.

(2) Every inmate may purchase items and services at least once a week from

the canteen.

Inmate Welfare Trust Fund

30(1) The Director is to deposit profits from the sale of items and

services from the canteen in an Inmate Welfare Trust Fund.

(2) Funds that are in the Inmate Welfare Trust Fund are to be used to

purchase items and services not otherwise provided for inmates.

Inmate telephone system

31(1) The Chief Executive Officer may authorize the establishment of an

inmate telephone system in an institution for the purposes of

(

a) providing inmates with reasonable access to a telephone, and

(

b) ensuring the security of the institution and the protection of

the public.

(2) If an inmate telephone system is established under subsection (1), the

Director may suspend inmate access to the inmate telephone system if, in

the Director's opinion,

(

a) the system is being misused or abused, or

(

b) the suspension is necessary to maintain the security of the

institution.

Employment programs

32(1) The Chief Executive Officer may establish, organize and administer

employment programs for inmates in institutions including

(

a) employment programs within the institution, and

(

b) employment programs outside the institution.

(2) The Director of an institution, subject to the approval of the Chief

Executive Officer, is to operate and manage any employment programs

established within the institution under subsection (1).

(3) The Chief Executive Officer may designate employment programs

established under subsection (1) as accredited employment programs.

Change in employment programs

33(1) An employment program to which an inmate is assigned may be changed

from time to time by the Director.

(2) An inmate whose employment program is changed under subsection (1) may

make a complaint to the Director within 7 days from the day of receiving

notice of the change.

(3) Where the Director receives a complaint under subsection (2), the

Director is to

(

a) give the inmate an opportunity to be heard,

(

b) review the subject-matter of the complaint, and

(

c) notify the inmate of the Director's decision.

Incentive allowance

34(1) An inmate engaged in an employment program designated as an

accredited employment program under

section 32(3) may be paid, to a maximum

of $5 per day, an incentive allowance at a rate that is to be determined by

the inmates's immediate work supervisor on the basis of

(

a) the work required for the position to which the inmate is

assigned, and

(

b) the amount of work done by the inmate.

(2) An inmate who is not engaged in an employment program designated as an

accredited employment program may be paid an incentive allowance of $l per

day to a maximum of $5 per week.

Incentive allowance re disciplinary unit

35 An inmate who is confined to a disciplinary unit is not to receive an

incentive allowance for the period that the inmate spends in the

disciplinary unit.

Payment for employment

36(1) Where an inmate in an institution is employed by an employer in

employment outside of the institution and earns income from that

employment, the inmate is to provide to the Director, to be credited to the

credit of the inmate, any income earned by the inmate from that employment.

(2) An inmate who is earning income from employment outside of the

institution, other than an incentive allowance, is to be charged for meals

and lodging in the institution at the rate of

(a) $30 per week, or

(b) $6 per day for a period of less than 5 days.

(3) Amounts deducted under subsection (2) from the money paid to the

Director to the credit of an inmate are to be forwarded to the Minister of

Finance by the Director at the end of each month.

Records

37 All transactions with respect to inmate incentive allowances and

earnings of an inmate are to be recorded on the inmate's Inmate Trust

Account Card.

Use of funds

38 An inmate may, with the consent of the Director, use money held in

trust for the inmate in the Inmate Trust Account for the following matters:

(

a) the payment of a fine or penalty

(

i) incurred by the inmate, or

(ii) incurred by the spouse, sibling, child or parent of

the inmate;

(

b) the payment of costs of transportation for and the subsistence

and maintenance of

(

i) dependents of the inmate, or

(ii) the inmate while legally absent from the

institution;

(

c) the discharge of any financial obligations of the inmate.

Inmates funds re transfer of inmate

39 Where an inmate is transferred from one institution to another, the

Director of the institution from which the inmate is transferred is to

forward to the Director of the institution to which the inmate is

transferred a statement of the balance shown on the inmate's Inmate Trust

Account Card on the date of transfer.

Restrictions on transfer of funds

40 No money held in trust for an inmate is to be transferred to the

credit of any other inmate.

Statement

41 On the request of an inmate, an inmate is to be given a statement of

the money held in trust for the inmate.

Assistance to inmate

42(1) The Director is to ensure that every inmate discharged from the

institution who requires the aid of the Government of Alberta or any other

government or any private agency receives sufficient assistance to enable

the inmate to apply for the aid.

(2) On the inmate's discharge from an institution, the Director may

arrange for transportation for the inmate from the institution to another

place in Alberta.

PART 3 DISCIPLINE OF INMATES

Disciplinary Board

43(1) The Director is to establish a Disciplinary Board in the

institution.

(2) A Disciplinary Board is to consist of 3 senior employees.

Breach of rules, etc.

44(1) Where an employee has reasonable grounds to believe that an inmate

has

(

a) broken the rules of the institution,

(

b) not complied with this Regulation, or

(

c) committed any other act or otherwise carried out any other

actions or engaged in any other behaviour for which an inmate may be

punished under

section 47,

the employee is to forthwith report the incident, the circumstances and the

reasons for the employee's belief to the employee's immediate supervisor.

(2) The employee after consultation with the employee's immediate

supervisor may charge an inmate with breaking the rules of the institution,

failing to comply with this Regulation or committing any other act,

carrying out any other action or engaging in any other behaviour referred

to in

section 47 by making a report to the Disciplinary Board in writing

that includes the following:

(

a) the name of the inmate;

(

b) the rule, provision, act, action or behaviour in respect of

which the charge was made;

(

c) the circumstances leading to the charge.

(3) The Disciplinary Board is to hold a hearing in respect of any charge

made against an inmate.

(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), the Disciplinary Board may dismiss a

charge made against an inmate without a hearing.

(5) Subject to

section 46, the Disciplinary Board may direct that

punishment be imposed on an inmate in respect of whom a hearing is held.

(6) At the end of each hearing, the Disciplinary Board is to give the

Director a report consisting of the following:

(

a) the name of the inmate charged;

(

b) the rule, provision, act, action or behaviour in respect of

which the charge was made;

(

c) the date on which the incident occurred that led to the charge

being made;

(

d) the date of the hearing;

(

e) the decision of the Disciplinary Board;

(

f) the punishment, if any, imposed on the inmate.

Review of decision re discipline

45(1) Any inmate who believes that the disciplinary action taken against

the inmate is unjust may request a review of the decision of the

Disciplinary Board by the Director.

(2) The Director is to review all decisions of the Disciplinary Board and

in doing so may require that a further hearing be held.

(3) The Director may

(

a) confirm, revoke or vary any decision made by the Disciplinary

Board, or

(

b) make any order that in the Director's opinion is necessary with

respect to the inmate.

Punishment

46 If in the opinion of the Disciplinary Board or the Director a charge

against an inmate is substantiated, the following punishment may be imposed

on the inmate:

(

a) a reprimand;

(

b) the loss of one or more privileges;

(

c) confinement to a disciplinary unit for a period of not more

than 14 days;

(

d) subject to

section 55, a restricted diet;

(

e) forfeiture of earned remission for a period of not more than 30

days;

(

f) an assessment towards payment for willful or negligent damage

to public or private property;

(

g) extra duties of not more than 4 hours per day in addition to

the normal work period.

When punishment may be imposed

47 The Disciplinary Board may direct that an inmate be punished if the

inmate does one or more of the following:

(

a) disobeys an order of the Director or an employee;

(

b) breaks a rule of an institution or fails to comply with this

Regulation;

(

c) is disrespectful to an employee or a visitor to an institution;

(

d) is idle, careless or negligent at work;

(

e) refuses to work;

(

f) assaults another prisoner;

(

g) uses indecent or foul language or gestures;

(

h) commits an indecent act;

(

i) uses abusive, insolent, threatening or other improper language;

(

j) communicates with another inmate without authority to do so;

(

k) enters the cell of another inmate or any other place without

authority to do so;

(

l) leaves the inmate's cell, place of work or any other place

without the consent of an employee;

(

m) wilfully or negligently disfigures or damages any part of an

institution or any property that is not the inmate's;

(

n) fails to keep the inmate's person, clothing, bedding or cell

neat and clean;

(

o) has in the inmate's cell or possession any unauthorized

article

or attempts to obtain such an article;

(

p) gives to or receives from any person any unauthorized article;

(

q) creates a disturbance or incites other inmates to create a

disturbance;

(

r) commits or threatens to commit violence on an employee;

(

s) feigns an illness or otherwise malingers;

(

t) persists in making frivolous or groundless complaints;

(

u) does anything that is prejudicial to good order and discipline

in an institution;

(

v) counsels, procures or incites another inmate to do anything

referred to in clauses (

a) to (u);

(

w) attempts to do anything referred to in clauses (

a) to (v).

No alcohol, etc.

48 No inmate shall use, be under the influence of or have in the inmate's

possession any alcoholic liquid, volatile substance, hallucinogen, opiate,

barbiturate, amphetamine or any other drug except as prescribed by the

written order of an institution's physician and authorized by the Director.

Duty of employee

49 An employee who observes

(

a) the contravention of the rules of the institution or the

failure to comply with this Regulation by an inmate or any other person, or

(

b) the occurrence of any other incident for which an inmate may be

charged

is to take reasonable action to prevent the continuation of the

contravention, failure or incident and is to report forthwith in writing

the circumstances to the employee's immediate supervisor.

Use of force

50(1) Force is not to be used by an employee unless it is essential to use

it to maintain or restore order or to prevent the continuation of acts of

violence.

(2) When the use of force is essential, no more force is to be used than

is necessary to maintain or restore order or stop acts of violence.

(3) An employee may use mechanical and any other restraints on an inmate

where it appears to the employee that these are necessary to prevent the

inmate from escaping or being injured or injuring others.

(4) In all cases where force is used, the employee is to report the

circumstances in writing forthwith to the employee's immediate supervisor.

Separation of inmate re violence

51(1) Where in the opinion of the Director an inmate is violent, the

Director may order the separation of the inmate from other inmates in the

institution.

(2) Where an inmate is separated under subsection (1), the Director is to

report the separation forthwith to the Chief Executive Officer.

Removal of inmate to disciplinary unit

52(1) When, in the opinion of the Deputy Director on duty, an inmate has

done anything for which the inmate may be charged, the Deputy Director

(

a) may move the inmate from the inmate's living unit to a

disciplinary unit, and

(

b) is to report forthwith in writing to the Deputy Director's

immediate supervisor that the inmate has been moved.

(2) No inmate is to be confined in a disciplinary unit under this

section

for more than 72 hours without confirmation of the punishment by the

Disciplinary Board.

Punishment Register

53(1) The Disciplinary Board shall keep a Punishment Register in which

there is to be recorded the following:

(

a) the name of every inmate charged;

(

b) the rule, provision, act, action or behaviour in respect of

which the charge was made;

(

c) the date on which the incident occurred that led to the charge

being made;

(

d) the date of any hearing;

(

e) the decision of the Disciplinary Board;

(

f) the punishment, if any, imposed on the inmate.

(2) The Punishment Register is to be certified by the Chair of the

Disciplinary Board as correct at the time the Disciplinary Board records

its decision.

Confinement to disciplinary unit

54(1) Inmates confined in disciplinary units must keep their accommodation

clean and tidy.

(2) Inmates who are confined in disciplinary units forfeit privileges,

including the use of radio, television and the canteen, visits from family

and friends, receipt of incentive allowance and smoking.

Restricted diet

55(1) A restricted diet may only be imposed on an inmate with the consent

of an institution's physician.

(2) A restricted diet is to consist of not less than 1100 calories per

day.

(3) A restricted diet may be imposed for not more than 3 days.

Interview with Director

56(1) The Director is to give all inmates an opportunity to request an

interview with the Director.

(2) All requests by an inmate for an interview with the Director are to be

given to the Director forthwith.

(3) Except on Saturdays, Sundays and statutory holidays, the Director is

to review daily all requests for an interview.

(4) The Director is to personally interview an inmate if in the Director's

opinion an interview is warranted.

Establishment of Board of Inquiry

57 The Chief Executive Officer is to establish a Board of Inquiry to

investigate where

(

a) an inmate dies;

(

b) an inmate escapes from an area designated as a security area by

the Director;

(

c) a major disturbance occurs involving inmates;

(

d) an inmate is seriously injured and is admitted to a hospital as

a result of the injury;

(

e) a property loss in excess of $5000 occurs;

(

f) an accident occurs causing serious injury or damage;

(

g) a fire occurs causing serious damage or injury.

Board of Inquiry

58(1) A Board of Inquiry is to consist of not fewer than 2 nor more than 5

persons appointed by the Chief Executive Officer.

(2) The Chief Executive Officer is to designate one member of the Board of

Inquiry as Chair of the Board.

(3) On the completion of the inquiry, the Chair is to prepare a report and

submit it to the Chief Executive Officer along with the findings and

recommendations of the Board of Inquiry.

Hearings before a Board of Inquiry

59(1) A Board of Inquiry may hold such hearings as it considers necessary.

(2) The Chair of a Board of Inquiry may exclude from the room where a

hearing is being held all persons other than a person whose interests are

involved in the inquiry.

PART 4 TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS, REPEALS

AND EXPIRY

Transitional

60(1) In this section,

(a) "existing transaction" means any action, procedure, direction,

order, hearing, punishment or other matter that was made, taken, held,

imposed or otherwise provided for under the previous Regulation and that is

still in effect at the time of the repeal of the previous Regulation;

(b) "previous Regulation" means The Correctional Institution

Regulations (AR 138/77).

(2) Every existing transaction continues under this Regulation as if it

had been made, taken, held, imposed or otherwise provided for under this

Regulation.

Repeal

61 The Correctional Institution Regulations (AR 138/77) are repealed.

Expiry

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

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

its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation expires

on June 1, 2006.

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Alberta Regulation 206/2001

Regulations Act

MISCELLANEOUS CORRECTION AND REPEAL REGULATION

Filed: November 14, 2001

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 424/2001) on November 14,

2001 pursuant to

section 10 of the Regulations Act.

1 The Administrative Items Regulation (AR 83/94) is amended in sections

12 and 13(1) by striking out "Department of Labour" and substituting

"Department of Municipal Affairs".

2 The Alberta Health Care Insurance Regulation (AR 216/81) is amended

(

a) in sections 4.2 and 28.01(2)(

b) by striking out "Department of

Health" and substituting "Department of Health and Wellness";

(

b) in

section 28.1(

a) by striking out "Minister of Health" and

substituting "Minister of Health and Wellness";

(

c) by repealing

section 28.1(

b) and substituting the following:

(

b) payments to psychiatrists employed at a mental

health facility for services they provide, where the payments are the

subject of an arrangement between the Minister of Health and Wellness and

the Minister of Human Resources and Employment, and the arrangement

provides that those payments are recoverable from the Department of Human

Resources and Employment.

3 The Alberta Science, Research and Technology Authority Grant Regulation

(AR 179/99) is amended by repealing the title and substituting the

following:

ALBERTA SCIENCE AND RESEARCH

AUTHORITY GRANT REGULATION

4 The Ammonite Shell Regulation (AR 59/89) is amended in sections 7(b),

(

c) and (

d) and 8(

a) by striking out "Minister of Culture and

Multiculturalism" and substituting "Minister responsible for the Historical

Resources Act".

5 The Archaeological Research Permit Regulation (AR 124/79) is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 13 and substituting the following:

13 If all or part of the land to which a permit issued under this

Regulation relates is located in a Restricted Development Area established

under

Schedule 5 of the Government Organization Act, the permit holder

shall not enter upon the land unless he first obtains permission from the

Minister responsible for the Restricted Development Area under the

Government Organization Act and the regulations under that Act.

(

b) in Forms A and B by striking out "ALBERTA CULTURE".

6 The Builders' Lien Forms Regulations (AR 226/70) are amended

(

a) in

section 3(2) by striking out "26(5)" and substituting "26.1"

and by striking out "Minister of Energy and Natural Resources" and

substituting "Minister of Energy";

(

b) in Form 2 of the

Schedule by striking out "26(5)" and

substituting "26.1" and by striking out "Minister of Energy and Natural

Resources" and substituting "Minister of Energy";

(

c) in Forms 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the

Schedule by striking out

"Minister of Energy and Natural Resources" and substituting "Minister of

Energy".

7 The Business Corporations Regulation (AR 118/2000) is amended

(

a) in

section 14(2)(a)(ii) and (

b) by striking out "Minister of

Environment" and substituting "Minister of Community Development";

(

b) in

section 17(1)(

h) by striking out "Industry Canada" and

8 The Bus Safety Regulation (AR 235/82) is amended in

section 1(

e) by

striking out "Director of the Transportation Safety Branch of the

Department of Transportation" and substituting "Director of Vehicle Safety

of the Transportation Safety Services Division of the Department of

Transportation".

9 The Calgary Restricted Development Area Regulations (AR 212/76) are

amended

(

a) in

section 2(

c) and 4(1), (2) and (3) by striking out "Minister

of the Environment" and substituting "Minister of Infrastructure";

(

b) in

section 8(2) by striking out "Associate Minister of Public

Lands and Wildlife" and substituting "Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development".

10 The Canmore Undermining Review Regulation (AR 114/97) is amended in

Schedule 2 by striking out "Minister of Environmental Protection" and

substituting "Minister of Sustainable Resource Development".

11 The Castle Special Management Area Forest Land Use Zone Regulation (AR

49/98) is amended in the

Schedule by striking out "Department of

Environmental Protection" and substituting "Department of Sustainable

Resource Development".

12 The Cemetery Companies Regulation (AR 264/99) is amended in

section 3

by striking out "Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, Canada" and

13 The Certification of Teachers Regulation (AR 3/99) is amended in

section 10(1)(a)(i)(

B) by striking out "Minister of Advanced Education and

Career Development" and substituting "Minister".

14 The Chiropractic Benefits Regulation (AR 268/95) is amended in

section

3 by striking out "Department of Health" and substituting "Department of

Health and Wellness".

15 The Colleges' Tuition Fee Regulation (AR 29/99) is amended in

section

b) by striking out "Department of Advanced Education and Career

Development" and substituting "Department of Learning".

16 The Commercial Bus Inspection, Equipment and Safety Regulation (AR

428/91) is amended by repealing

section 1(

d) and substituting the

following:

(d) "Director" means the person designated by the Minister as the

Director for the purposes of this Regulation;

17 The Commercial Vehicle Inspection Regulation (AR 414/91) is amended by

repealing

section 1(

c) and substituting the following:

Director for the purposes of this Regulation;

18 The Communicable Diseases Regulation (AR 238/85) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(u)(

i) by striking out "or the Department of

Education Act, or both of them";

(

b) in

section 3(2) by striking out "schedule of fees set out in

Alta. Reg. 101/84" and substituting "Schedule of Medical Benefits prepared

and published by the Department and approved by the Minister";

(

c) by repealing

section 12 and substituting the following:

12 A person who submits a dead budgerigar or other psittacine bird

to a diagnostic laboratory for necropsy shall ensure that the body of the

bird is submitted in a manner acceptable to the director of the laboratory.

(

d) in

Schedule 4

(

i) in item 5(1) under the disease Anthrax by striking

out ", is notified immediately" and substituting "and the Chief Provincial

Veterinarian of the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development

are notified immediately";

(ii) in item 5(2) under the disease Anthrax by adding

"and the Chief Provincial Veterinarian of the Department of Agriculture,

Food and Rural Development" after "Canada";

(iii) in item 5(b)(

i) under the disease Brucellosis and

in item 5 under the disease Q-fever by striking out "Director of the Animal

Health Division of the Department of Agriculture" and substituting "Chief

Provincial Veterinarian of the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development";

(iv) in items 5(4) and (5) under the disease Rabies by

striking out "Lethbridge, Alberta" and substituting "Canadian Food

Inspection Agency, Health Canada";

(

v) in item 5(6) under the disease Rabies by striking

out "Regional Veterinarian, Veterinary Inspection Operations, Food

Production and Inspection, Agriculture Canada" and substituting "District

Veterinarian, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Health Canada";

(vi) in item 2 under the disease Tuberculosis by

striking out "Director of Tuberculosis Services in the Department" and

substituting "Chief Medical Officer of Health";

(vii) in items 5(1) and 6(1) under the disease Typhoid or

Paratyphoid Fever by striking out "Provincial Laboratory of Public Health"

and substituting "Public Health Laboratory for Microbiology";

(viii) in item 5(3) under the disease Typhoid or

Paratyphoid (Carrier-state) by striking out "Provincial Laboratory of

Public Health" and substituting "Public Health Laboratory for

Microbiology".

19 The Companies Regulation (AR 119/2000) is amended in

section 2(

a) by

20 The Confidentiality Regulation (AR 38/99) is amended in sections 3(2)

and (3), 4 and 8(1) by striking out "Department of Health" and substituting

"Department of Health and Wellness".

21 The Corporate Registry Document Handling Procedures Regulation (AR

9/98) is amended in

section 1(1)(

h) by striking out "(AR 27/82)" and

substituting "(AR 118/2000)".

22 The Correctional Institution Regulations (AR 138/77) are amended in

section 40(1) by striking out "Department of Social Services and Community

Health" and substituting "Department of Human Resources and Employment".

23 The Credit Union (Ministerial) Regulation (AR 250/89) is amended in

section 8(2) by striking out "Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs,

24 The Crown Property Regulation (AR 125/98) is amended in

section

1(a)(iv) by striking out "Minister of Transportation and Utilities" and

substituting "Minister of Infrastructure".

25 The Crowsnest Pass Regulation (AR 378/94) is amended in

section 3(3)

by striking out "Minister of Environmental Protection" and substituting

"Minister of Sustainable Resource Development".

26 The Dangerous Goods Transportation and Handling Regulation (AR 157/97)

is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 1(1)(

b) and substituting the following:

(b) "Director" means the Executive Director, Dangerous

Goods and Rail Safety in the Department of Transportation;

(

b) in

Schedule 1 by striking out "Class 7 Radioactive materials

and prescribed substances within the meaning of the Atomic Energy Control

Act (Canada)" and substituting "Class 7 Nuclear substances and prescribed

substances withing the meaning of the Nuclear Safety and Control Act

(Canada)".

27 The Dental Profession Regulation (AR 328/84) is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 15(2)(

a) and substituting the following:

(

a) by a regional health authority under the Regional

Health Authorities Act,

(

b) in

section 15(2)(

b) by striking out "Department of Social

Services and Community Health" and substituting "Department of Health and

Wellness";

(

c) by repealing

section 51(4)(

a) and substituting the following:

(

a) is a dentist employed by a regional health

authority under the Regional Health Authorities Act, or

(

d) in

section 51(4)(b)(

i) by striking out "Department of Social

Services and Community Health" and substituting "Department of Health and

Wellness".

28 The Designation Regulation (AR 36/97) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(

a) and (

c) by striking out "Minister of Justice

and Attorney General" and substituting "Solicitor General";

(

b) in

section 2(

a) by striking out "Minister of Justice and

Attorney General" and substituting "Solicitor General" and by striking out

"Department of Justice" and substituting "Department of Solicitor General".

29 The Direct Purchase Regulation (AR 210/98) is amended in

section 2(

b) by striking out "Department of Public Works, Supply and Services" and

substituting "Department of Infrastructure".

30 The Dispositions and Fees Regulation (AR 54/2000) is amended by

repealing

section 92 and substituting the following:

Removal of surface material by others

92(1) The Minister may, by order, authorize the Minister of

Infrastructure, the Minister of Transportation or any other person to enter

the land under a lease and remove surface material required for the

construction or maintenance of public roads or other public works.

(2) Where an order under subsection (1) is in respect of the

Minister of Infrastructure or the Minister of Transportation, the lessee

has no claim for compensation in respect of surface material removed, but

the Minister of Infrastructure or the Minister of Transportation may pay

the lessee any compensation that the Minister considers appropriate.

(3) Where an order under subsection (1) is in respect of a person

other than the Minister of Infrastructure or the Minister of

Transportation,

(

a) the Minister of Sustainable Resource Development

may require that person to pay to the lessee compensation in an amount that

the Minister considers appropriate, and

(

b) the Minister of Sustainable Resource Development

may require that person to pay to the Minister a deposit, before that

person enters on the land, to cover all or part of the compensation to

which the lessee may be entitled.

31 The Driver Examiner Regulation (AR 20/95) is amended in sections 1.1

and 3(6)(

a) by striking out "Department of Infrastructure" and substituting

"Department of Transportation".

32 The Driver Training Regulation (AR 133/90) is amended in

section 1(

b) by striking out "Department of Infrastructure" and substituting "Department

of Transportation".

33 The Edmonton-Devon Restricted Development Area Regulations (AR 286/74)

are amended in sections 2(

c) and 4(1) and (2) by striking out "Minister of

the Environment" and substituting "Minister of Environment".

34 The Edmonton Restricted Development Area Regulations (AR 287/74) are

amended in sections 2(

c) and 4(1) and (2) by striking out "Minister of the

Environment" and substituting "Minister of Infrastructure".

35 The Exemption Regulation (AR 43/99) is amended in

section 2(

a) by

striking out "Family and Social Services" and substituting "Human Resources

and Employment or the Department of Children's Services".

36 The Exploration Regulation (AR 214/98) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(1)(

f) by striking out "Department of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Department of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

b) in

section 1(1)(

h) by striking out "Department of

Transportation and Utilities" and substituting "Department of

Transportation";

(

c) in sections 1(1)(d)(iii), (q)(ii), (t)(ii), 28(2), 47(3)(

a) and

48(2)(e)(iii) by striking out "Minister of Transportation and Utilities"

and substituting "Minister of Transportation";

(

d) in

section 1(1)(s)(

i) by striking out "or of the Department of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

e) in

section 1(1)(

w) by striking out "Minister of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

f) in

section 4(1)(

e) by striking out "Minister of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

g) in

section 12(2) by striking out "supervisor of the Rural

Development Division of the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development" and substituting "public lands office of the Department";

(

h) in

section 20(1) by striking out "and the Minister of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development may authorize that use or cutting

on public land other than road allowances in the White Area";

(

i) by repealing

section 22(2)(

c) and substituting the following:

(

c) the district public lands office of the Department

for each district,

(

j) in

section 22(7)(

d) by striking out "or of the Minister of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

k) in

section 23 by striking out "or of the Minister of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

l) by repealing

section 25(1) and substituting the following:

Notice to Department

25(1) The licensee or permittee for a program of exploration that is

located in whole or in

part in the White Area shall notify the Public Land

Administration and Management Branch of the Department

(

a) of the commencement date of field operations in the

program and of the location of the field headquarters of each crew that

will be conducting work in the program, prior to the commencement of the

program,

(

b) forthwith of the new location of the field

headquarters of any crew that changes the location of its field

headquarters while conducting work in the program, and

(

c) of the date of completion of recording under the

program on the completion of recording under the program.

(

m) in

section 26(1) and (2) by striking out "supervisor of the

Rural Development Division of the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development" and substituting "public lands office of the Department".

37 The Extended Health Services Benefits Regulation (AR 383/94) is

amended in

section 2(1) and (3) by striking out "Department of Health" and

substituting "Department of Health and Wellness".

38 The Farm Implement Regulation (AR 204/83) is amended in the

Schedule

(

a) in Forms B and E by striking out "Minister of Agriculture" and

substituting "Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

b) in Forms C and F by striking out "Department of Agriculture"

and substituting "Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development".

39 The Fees and Expenses for Witnesses and Interpreters Regulation (AR

123/84) is amended

(

a) in

section 1.1(1) by striking out "Attorney General" and

substituting "Minister of Justice and Attorney General";

(

b) in

section 1.1(2) by striking out "Minister of Social Services"

and substituting "Minister of Children's Services";

(

c) in

section 6 by striking out "Attorney General, the Deputy

Attorney General" and substituting "Minister of Justice and Attorney

General, the Deputy Minister of Justice and Deputy Attorney General" and by

striking out "Minister of Social Services, the Deputy Minister of Social

Services" and substituting "Minister of Children's Services, the Deputy

Minister of Children's Services".

40 The Fisheries (Ministerial) Regulation (AR 220/97) is amended in

section 2(1)(

f) by striking out "Department of Environmental Protection"

and substituting "Department of Sustainable Resource Development".

41 The Food Regulation (AR 240/85) is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 1(b)(

i) and (ii) and substituting the

following:

(

i) the Public Health Laboratory for Microbiology in

Edmonton,

(ii) the Public Health Laboratory for Microbiology in

Calgary,

(

b) in

section 1(b)(iii) and (

v) by striking out "Alberta

Department of Agriculture" and substituting "Department of Agriculture,

Food and Rural Development";

(

c) in

section 6 by striking out "Minister of Agriculture" and

substituting "Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

d) in sections 7(1.2) and 94.9(4)(b)(ii) by striking out "Director

of the Animal Health Division of the Department of Agriculture" and

substituting "Director, Food Safety Division, in the Department of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

e) in

section 94.2(1) by striking out "Meat Hygiene Branch, Animal

Health Division of the Department of Agriculture" and substituting "Food

Safety Division, Regulatory Services Branch in the Department of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

f) in

section 94.3(2)(

b) by striking out "Meat Hygiene Branch of

the Department of Agriculture" and substituting "Food Safety Division,

Regulatory Services Branch in the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development".

42 The Forest Recreation Regulation (AR 343/79) is amended

(

a) in Schedules D.7 and D.8 and in

Schedule E in the legal

description following the heading Jumpingpound Demonstration Forest Forest

Recreation Area by striking out "Department of Environmental Protection"

and substituting "Department of Sustainable Resource Development";

(

b) in

Schedule E in the legal description following the heading

Eccles Pond Day Use Forest Recreation Area, in the legal description

following the heading Mason Creek Day Use Forest Recreation Area, in the

legal description following the heading Meander River Forest Recreation

Area, in the legal description following the heading Mariana Lake Forest

Recreation Area and in the legal description following the heading

Wandering River Forest Recreation Area by striking out "Department of

Energy and Natural Resources" wherever it occurs and substituting

"Department of Sustainable Resource Development".

43 The Forest Resources Improvement Regulation (AR 152/97) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(

e) by striking out "Minister of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

b) in

section 3(2) by adding "of Environment" after "Minister".

44 The Forest Technology School Rates Regulation (AR 252/94) is amended

section 1(

a) by striking out "Department of Environmental Protection"

and substituting "Department of Sustainable Resource Development".

45 The Forms and Review Panels Regulation (AR 338/89) is amended in Forms

4 and 5 of the

Schedule by striking out "Minister of Health" wherever it

occurs and substituting "Minister of Health and Wellness".

46 The General Regulation (AR 102/85) is amended in

section 30(5) by

striking out "Minister of Public Works, Supply and Services" and

substituting "Minister of Infrastructure" and by striking out "section 19

of the Department of Public Works, Supply and Services Act as if it were

unclaimed property within the meaning of that section" and substituting

"Schedule 12 of the Government Organization Act as if it were unclaimed

property".

47 The General Regulation (AR 213/94) is amended in

section 11 by

striking out "Minister of Health" and substituting "Minister of Health and

Wellness".

48 The General Regulation (AR 226/98) is amended in

section 36(2)(

l) by

striking out "Minister of Family and Social Services" and substituting

"Minister of Human Resources and Employment".

49 The General Regulation (AR 249/98) is amended in sections 11(2)(

l) and

13 by striking out "Minister of Family and Social Services" and

substituting "Minister of Human Resources and Employment".

50 The Highway Development Control Regulation (AR 242/90) is amended in

section 1(

c) by striking out "Minister of Transportation and Utilities" and

substituting "Minister of Transportation".

51 The Highway Traffic Regulation (AR 155/97) is amended in

section

38(1)(

c) by striking out "Minister of Environmental Protection" and

substituting "Minister of Environment or the Minister of Sustainable

Resource Development".

52 The Hospitalization Benefits Regulation (AR 244/90) is amended in

section 5(1)(

a) by striking out "Department of Family and Social Services"

and substituting "Department of Children's Services".

53 The Indemnity Authorization Regulation (AR 22/97) is amended in

section 5 by striking out "Minister of Health" and substituting "Minister

of Health and Wellness".

54 The Irrigation Districts Bridge Structures and Culverts Regulation (AR

245/90) is amended in

section 1(

f) by striking out "Minister of

Transportation and Utilities" and substituting "Minister of

Transportation".

55 The Jury Act Regulation (AR 68/83) is amended in

section 4(4) by

striking out "Attorney General, the Deputy Attorney General" and

substituting "Minister of Justice and Attorney General, the Deputy Minister

of Justice and Deputy Attorney General".

56 The Justice of the Peace Regulation (AR 309/91) is amended

(

a) in

section 9 by striking out "Deputy Attorney General" and

substituting "Deputy Minister of Justice and Deputy Attorney General" and

by striking out "Attorney General's Department" and substituting

"Department of Justice";

(

b) in

Schedule 2 in

section 11 by striking out "Attorney General"

wherever it occurs and substituting "Minister of Justice and Attorney

General".

57 The Livestock Patron's Assurance Fund Regulation (AR 418/91) is

amended in

section 1(

d) by striking out "Department of Agriculture" and

substituting "Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development".

58 The Loan and Trust Corporations (Ministerial) Regulation (AR 172/92)

is amended in

section 6(2) by striking out "Department of Consumer and

59 The Lubricating Oil Material Recycling and Management By-law (AR

141/97) is amended in

section 11(b)(

i) and 12 by striking out "Department

of Environmental Protection" and substituting "Department of Environment".

60 The Lubricating Oil Material Recycling and Management Regulation (AR

82/97) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(

h) by striking out "Minister of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Minister of Environment";

(

b) in

section 8(1)(

f) by striking out "Department of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Department of Environment".

61 The Meat Inspection Regulation (AR 51/73) is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 4(4)(

g) and substituting the following:

(

g) the Director of the Environmental Sciences Division

of the Department of Environment, and

(

b) in

section 123(1)(

b) by striking out "Department of

Agriculture" and substituting "Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development".

62 The Medical Benefits Regulation (AR 173/93) is amended in

section 1 by

striking out "Department of Health" and substituting "Department of Health

and Wellness".

63 The Medical Laboratory Technologists Regulation (AR 49/93) is amended

section 13(a)(ii)(

C) by striking out "Minister of Health" and

substituting "Minister of Health and Wellness".

64 The Medical Profession By-laws (AR 129/91) are amended in

section

4.3(3) by striking out "Minister of Health" and substituting "Minister of

Health and Wellness".

65 The Metallic and Industrial Minerals Regulation (AR 66/93) is amended

section 9(2) by striking out "Minister of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife"

and substituting "Minister of Environment and the Minister of Sustainable

Resource Development".

66 The Metallic and Industrial Minerals Exploration Regulation (AR

213/98) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(1)(

d) by striking out "Department of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Department of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

b) in

section 1(1)(

n) by striking out "Minister of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

c) in

section 7(2) by striking out "supervisor of the Rural

Development Division of the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development" and substituting "public lands office of the Department";

(

d) in

section 17(1) by striking out "and the Minister of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development may authorize that use or cutting

on public land other than road allowances in the White Area";

(

e) in

section 20(1)(

a) by striking out "Minister of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

f) by repealing

section 26 and substituting the following:

Notice to Department

26(1) If the field operations for a program of exploration located

in whole or in part on public land in the White Area will be commenced on a

date that differs from the date of commencement stated in the preliminary

plan by more than 5 working days, the licensee shall notify the district

public lands office of the Department for each district in which the

program of exploration is to be conducted of the date of commencement of

field operations in the district.

(2) The licensee for a program of exploration located in whole or in

part on public land in the White Area shall notify the district public

lands office of the Department for each district in which the program of

exploration was conducted that field operations in the district have been

completed immediately after completion of field operations in the district.

(

g) in

section 30(2)(

b) by striking out "supervisor of the Rural

Development Division of the Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development" and substituting "public lands office of the Department";

(

h) in

section 38(2)(

g) by striking out "or of the Minister of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

i) in

section 38(3)(

d) by striking out "or of the Minister of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Development";

(

j) in sections 42(2) and 43 by striking out "Minister of

Environmental Protection" wherever it occurs and substituting "Minister";

(

k) in

section 43(

b) by striking out "Department of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Department of Sustainable Resource

Development".

67 The Mineral Rights Compensation Regulation (AR 161/78) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(1)(

g) by striking out "Minister of Energy and

Natural Resources" and substituting "Minister of Energy";

(

b) in

section 8(3) by striking out "Department of Energy and

Natural Resources" and substituting "Department of Energy".

68 The Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Regulation (AR 189/98) is amended in

the

Schedule in

section 2(1) by striking out "Minister of Health" and

substituting "Minister of Health and Wellness".

69 The Name Regulation (AR 200/84) is amended

(

a) in

section 11(2)(

b) by striking out "Minister of Recreation and

Parks" and substituting "Minister of Community Development";

(

b) in

section 13(

e) by striking out "Department of Consumer and

70 The New Tire Advance Disposal Surcharge By-law (AR 254/96) is amended

section 5(

a) by striking out "Department of Environmental Protection"

and substituting "Department of Environment".

71 The Non-permit Areas Regulation (AR 53/2000) is amended in the

Schedule in the description of land composing Township 50, Range 25, by

striking out "Department of the Environment" and substituting "Department

of Sustainable Resource Development".

72 The Nursing Homes General Regulation (AR 232/85) is amended in the

Schedule by striking out "Minister of Hospitals and Medical Care" wherever

it occurs and substituting "Minister of Health and Wellness".

73 The Off-highway Vehicle Regulation (AR 70/91) is amended in

section 13

by striking out "Minister of Transportation and Utilities" and substituting

"Minister of Transportation".

74 The Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations (AR 151/71) are amended

(

a) in the following provisions by striking out "Minister of

Environmental Protection" and substituting "Minister of Environment":

section 7.070(4)(a);

section 9.040(a);

(

b) in the following provisions by striking out "Department of

Environmental Protection" and substituting "Department of Environment":

section 8.051(a);

section 8.052(4);

section 9.050(1), (3), (4), (6)(

a) to (e), (8)(

a) and (b);

section 9.060;

(

c) in

section 8.052(7)(

f) by striking out "Department of

Environmental Protection" and substituting "Department of Sustainable

Resource Development".

75 The Operation of Approved Hospitals Regulation (AR 247/90) is amended

in sections 29(1)(

b) and (2) by striking out "Minister of Advanced

Education and Career Development" and substituting "Minister of Learning".

76 The Optometry Profession General Regulation (AR 388/85) is amended in

section 34(6) by striking out "Minister and the Minister of Health" and

substituting "Minister of Health and Wellness".

77 The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Benefits Regulation (AR 123/95) is

amended in

section 1

(

a) by striking out "Department of Health" and substituting

"Department of Health and Wellness";

(

b) by striking out "Facial" wherever it occurs and substituting

"Maxillofacial".

78 The Planning Exemption Regulation (AR 223/2000) is amended

(

a) in

section 2(1)(

a) by striking out "Minister of Environment"

and substituting "a Minister of the Crown charged with the administration

of the appropriate Act referred to in subsection (2)";

(

b) in

section 2(2)(

a) by striking out "of Environment".

79 The Podiatric Benefits Regulation (AR 152/95) is amended in

section 3

by striking out "Department of Health" and substituting "Department of

Health and Wellness".

80 The Potato Growers of Alberta Marketing Regulation (AR 277/98) is

amended in

section 1(1)(

f) by striking out "Alberta Department of

Agriculture" and substituting "Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural

Development".

81 The Prescribed Acts and Regulations Regulation (AR 232/89) is amended

section 1(

e) by striking out "section 20(2) of the Department of Public

Works, Supply and Services Act" and substituting "section 13 of

Schedule 12

of the Government Organization Act".

82 The Private Vocational Schools Regulation (AR 66/94) is amended in

section 3(d)(vii) by striking out "the Department of Advanced Education

Act" and substituting "Schedule 1 of the Government Organization Act".

83 The Procedures Regulation (AR 233/89) is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 2(

s) and substituting the following:

(

s) any regulation made under

Schedule 12 of the

Government Organization Act;

(

b) in

Schedule 2 in

Part 3 by striking out the heading and

substituting the following heading:

REGULATIONS UNDER

SCHEDULE 12

OF THE GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION ACT

84 The Protection Against Family Violence Regulation (AR 80/99) is

amended in

section 3(

b) by striking out "Minister of Family and Social

Services" and substituting "Minister of Children's Services".

85 The Provincial Judges and Masters in Chambers Pension Plan Regulation

(AR 265/88) is amended in

section 33(4)(

a) by striking out "Attorney

General" and substituting "Minister of Justice and Attorney General".

86 The Public Vehicle Classification, Fees and Permit Regulation (AR

17/87) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(

a) by striking out "Department of Transportation

and Utilities" and substituting "Department of Transportation";

(

b) in

section 1(

c) by striking out "Department of the Solicitor

General" and substituting "Department of Transportation";

(

c) in

section 2(1) by striking out "Solicitor General" and

substituting "Minister of Transportation".

87 The Public Vehicle Dimension and Weight Regulation (AR 127/98) is

amended

(

a) in the following provisions by striking out "Department of

Transportation and Utilities" and substituting "Department of

Transportation":

section 1(m);

Schedule 6, clause (l)(i)(B);

Schedule 7, clause (g)(i)(B);

(

b) in sections 1(w)(

i) and (iii) and (ll)(iii) by striking out

"Minister of Transportation and Utilities" and substituting "Minister of

Transportation".

88 The Records Management Regulation (AR 57/95) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(1)(

d) by striking out "Minister of Public Works,

Supply and Services" and substituting "Minister of Government Services";

(

b) in

section 2(2)(

a) by striking out "Department of Public Works,

Supply and Services" and substituting "Department of Government Services".

89 The Regulations Governing the Certification of a Rural Wireman (AR

59/70) are amended

(

a) in

section 1(

b) by striking out "Department of Labour" and

substituting "Department of Municipal Affairs";

(

b) in

section 1(

f) by striking out "Minister of Labour" and

substituting "Minister of Municipal Affairs".

90 The Regulations Under the Amusements Act (AR 72/57) are amended in

sections 20a(5) and 20b(1) by striking out "Minister of Culture" and

substituting "Minister of Community Development".

91 The Religious Societies' Land Regulation (AR 169/2000) is amended in

section 4 by striking out "Industry Canada" and substituting "the

92 The Residential Tenancies Ministerial Regulation (AR 229/92) is

amended in

section 6(2)(

b) and (3)(

b) by striking out "Department of

Consumer and Corporate Affairs" and substituting "Department of Government

Services".

93 The Rural Electrification Loan Regulation (AR 139/97) is amended in

section 1(

c) by striking out "Minister of Transportation and Utilities" and

substituting "Minister of Energy".

94 The Scaling Regulation (AR 403/92) is amended by repealing

section

b) and substituting the following:

(b) "Assistant Deputy Minister" means the Assistant Deputy Minister

of the Land and Forest Division in the Department of Sustainable Resource

Development;

95 The

Section 84 Declaration Regulations (AR 329/78) are amended in

section 1(c)(iv) by striking out "the Department of Advanced Education and

Manpower Act" and substituting "Schedule 1 of the Government Organization

Act".

96 The Seed Cleaning Plant Regulation (AR 122/82) is amended in

section

b) by striking out "The Department of Agriculture" and substituting "the

Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development".

97 The School Business Officials Regulation (AR 149/93) is amended by

repealing

section 8(4)(

b) and substituting the following:

(

b) an Education Manager - Business Operations, employed in the

Department of Learning,

98 The School Bus Operation Regulation (AR 437/86) is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 1(e);

(

b) in

section 8(2) by striking out "Director of the Transportation

Safety Branch" and substituting "Director of Vehicle Safety of the

Transportation Safety Services Division of the Department of

Transportation".

99 The School Grants Regulation (AR 72/95) is amended in

section 2(1) by

striking out "Minister of Education" and substituting "Minister of

Learning".

100 The Sherwood Park West Restricted Development Area Regulations (AR

45/74) are amended in sections 2(

c) and 4(1) and (2) by striking out

"Minister of the Environment" and substituting "Minister of

Infrastructure".

101 The Social Allowance Regulation (AR 213/93) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(d.1) by striking out "Department of Family and

Social Services" and substituting "Department of Human Resources and

Employment";

(

b) in

section 14(1)(

a) by striking out "Minister of Health" and

substituting "Minister of Health and Wellness";

(

c) in

section 14(1)(

b) by striking out "Minister of Health or the

Minister of Family and Social Services" and substituting "Minister of

Health and Wellness or the Minister of Human Resources and Employment".

102 The Societies Regulation (AR 122/2000) is amended

(

a) in

section 13(2)(a)(ii) and (

b) by striking out "Minister of

Environment" and substituting "Minister of Community Development";

(

b) in

section 15(

e) by striking out "Industry Canada" and

103 The Special Motor Vehicles Inspection Regulation (AR 185/96) is

amended in

section 1(

c) by striking out "Director of the Transportation

Safety Branch of the Department of Transportation and Utilities" and

substituting "Director of Vehicle Safety of the Transportation Safety

Services Division of the Department of Transportation".

104 The Staff, Vehicle and Equipment Regulation (AR 45/99) is amended in

sections 1(

i) and 10(1)(

d) by striking out "Department of Health" and

substituting "Department of Health and Wellness".

105 The Stock Yard Regulation (AR 197/98) is amended in

section 11(2)(

b) by striking out "Minister of Transportation and Utilities" and substituting

"Minister of Transportation".

106 The Student Evaluation Regulation (AR 169/98) is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 1(

c) and substituting the following:

Assessment Branch in the Department of Learning;

(

b) in

section 9(1) by striking out "Student Programs and

Evaluation Division of the Department of Education" and substituting

"System Improvement and Reporting Division of the Department of Learning".

107 The Subdivision and Development Regulation (AR 212/95) is amended

(

a) in sections 5(3)(b), 12(5) and 13(5) by striking out "Deputy

Minister of the Department of Environmental Protection" and substituting

"Deputy Minister of Environment";

(

b) in

section 5(3)(

d) by striking out "Deputy Minister of

Transportation and Utilities" wherever it occurs and substituting "Deputy

Minister of Transportation";

(

c) in sections 14(

d) and (e), 15(2) and 16(1) by striking out

"Minister of Transportation and Utilities" and substituting "Minister of

Transportation";

(

d) in

section 5(3)(

h) by striking out "Deputy Minister of

Environmental Protection" and substituting "Deputy Minister of Environment

and the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure".

108 The Suncor Oil Sands Royalty Regulation (AR 318/78) is amended in

section 1(

c) by striking out "Minister of Energy and Natural Resources" and

substituting "Minister of Energy".

109 The Surrogate Rules (AR 130/95) are amended in

Schedule 3

(

a) in Form ACC 1 in item 2 preceding the last sentence in the form

by striking out "judge's" and substituting "justice's";

(

b) in Form ACC 6 in item 3.3 by striking out "judge's" and

substituting "justice's";

(

c) in Form ACC 10 in item 2 preceding the last sentence in the

form by striking out "judge's" and substituting "justice's";

(

d) in Form DA 6 in item 3.3 by striking out "judge's" and

substituting "justice's";

(

e) in Form DA 15 by striking out "JUSTICE OF THE SURROGATE OF

ALBERTA" and substituting "JUSTICE OF THE COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH OF

ALBERTA".

110 The Technical Institutes' Tuition Fee Regulation (AR 30/99) is

amended in

section 1(

b) by striking out "Department of Advanced Education

and Career Development" and substituting "Department of Learning".

111 The Timber Management Regulation (AR 60/73) is amended

(

a) in

section 2 by repealing paragraph 1.01 and substituting the

following:

1.01 "Assistant Deputy Minister" means the Assistant Deputy

Minister of the Land and Forest Division in the Department of Sustainable

Resource Development;

(

b) in sections 75(b), 117.1(2)(a), 122.1(1)(d), 122.2 and 154 by

striking out "Department of Environmental Protection" and substituting

"Department of Sustainable Resource Development".

112 The Timber Regulation (AR 404/92) is amended

(

a) in Forms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 17 in the

headings by striking out "Forestry, Lands and Wildlife" wherever it occurs

and substituting "Sustainable Resource Development";

(

b) in the body of Form 8 by striking out "from Forestry, Lands and

Wildlife" and substituting "from the Department of Sustainable Resource

Development".

113 The Tire Recycling and Management Regulation (AR 206/96) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(

f) by striking out "Minister of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Minister of Environment";

(

b) in

section 15(1)(

l) by striking out "Department of

Environmental Protection" and substituting "Department of Environment".

114 The Universities' Tuition Fee Regulation (AR 31/99) is amended in

section 1(

b) by striking out "Department of Advanced Education and Career

Development" and substituting "Department of Learning".

115 The Victims' Programs Regulation (AR 135/97) is amended by striking

out "Minister of Justice and Attorney General" wherever it occurs and

substituting "Solicitor General".

116 The Wildlife Regulation (AR 143/97) is amended

(

a) in

section 3(

m) by striking out "Department of Environmental

Protection" and substituting "Department of Sustainable Resource

Development";

(

b) in

section 3(mm) and (tt) and

section 7(1) of

Schedule 15 by

striking out "Natural Resources Service" and substituting "Fish and

Wildlife Division";

(

c) in

Schedule 15 in

section 13 by adding "of Community

Development" after "Department";

(

d) in

Schedule 16 in Forms WA 19A, WA 285, WA 286 and WA 287 by

striking out "ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Natural Resources Service" and

substituting "SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Fish and Wildlife Division";

(

e) in

Schedule 16 in Form WA 286 by striking out "Minister of

Environmental Protection" and substituting "Minister of Sustainable

Resource Development".

117 The Workers' Compensation Regulation (AR 427/81) is amended in

section 7(1)(c)(

v) by striking out "the Department of Advanced Education

Act" and substituting "Schedule 1 of the Government Organization Act".

118 The following regulations are repealed:

(

a) Pentanes Plus Royalty Factor Regulation (No. 3) (AR 256/85);

(

b) Plasterer Trade Rescission of Designation Regulation (AR

61/95);

(

c) Horizontal Well Petroleum Royalty Regulation (AR 96/91);

(

d) Oil Royalty Incentive Regulation (AR 403/91);

(

e) Forms Regulation (AR 471/81);

(

f) Regional Division Ward Regulation (AR 3/97);

(

g) Regulations with Respect to the Filing of Automobile Insurance

Rates (AR 178/72);

(

h) Regulations Respecting Proxy Solicitation and Insider Trading

(AR 289/67);

(

i) Sprinkler Exemption Regulation (AR 162/86);

(

j) Small Business Term Assistance Fund Regulation (AR 342/86);

(

k) Lending Institutions Regulation (AR 341/86).

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Alberta Gazette — 30 November (ii)

PEST AND NUISANCE CONTROL AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 21 of

Section 14 is amended by adding the following after subsection (14):

section 8, an owner or occupant of land may

Schedule 1 is amended

Schedule to this Regulation

SCHEDULE

FORM 9

PERMIT TO DESTROY COYOTE

USING DOGS

WILDLIFE (COYOTE PREDATION CONTROL)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 96 of the Wildlife Act.

Section 115 is amended by repealing subsection (2) and substituting the

DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF BOILERS AND

PRESSURE VESSELS AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 61 of the Safety Codes Act.

Section 5 is amended by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

Part 2, High-Pressure Cylinders for the

Part 3, Requirements for CNG Refuelling

section 5:

SOCIAL ALLOWANCE AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 30 of the Social Development Act.

Section 1(

section 7(n),

Section 2(4) is amended by adding "22, 22.1," before "25.1".

Section 7 is amended

section 8:

section 8:

Section 8 is amended

section 8(1);

section 22:

CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION REGULATION

section 33 of the Corrections Act.

Table of Contents

Interpretation 1

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Interpretation

PART 1

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

PART 2

INMATES

section 56 of the Universities Act;

section 32(3) may be paid, to a maximum

PART 3

DISCIPLINE OF INMATES

section 47,

section 47 by making a report to the Disciplinary Board in writing

section 46, the Disciplinary Board may direct that

section 55, a restricted diet;

PART 4

TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS, REPEALS

AND EXPIRY

MISCELLANEOUS CORRECTION AND REPEAL REGULATION

section 10 of the Regulations Act.

section 28.1(

section 28.1(

ALBERTA SCIENCE AND RESEARCH

AUTHORITY GRANT REGULATION

section 13 and substituting the following:

Schedule 5 of the Government Organization Act, the permit holder

section 3(2) by striking out "26(5)" and substituting "26.1"

Schedule by striking out "26(5)" and

Schedule by striking out

section 14(2)(a)(ii) and (

section 17(1)(

section 1(

section 2(

section 8(2) by striking out "Associate Minister of Public

Schedule 2 by striking out "Minister of Environmental Protection" and

Schedule by striking out "Department of

section 3

section 10(1)(a)(i)(

section 1(

section 1(

section 1(u)(