Alberta Regulation 59/2011

Municipal Government Act

BOW VALLEY REGIONAL TRANSIT SERVICES

COMMISSION REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 161/2011)

on April 21, 2011 pursuant to

section 602.02 of the Municipal Government Act.

Table of Contents

1 Definition

2 Establishment

3 Member municipalities

4 Services

5 Operating deficits

6 Sale of property

7 Profit and surpluses

8 Approval

Definition

1 In this Regulation, "member municipality" means a municipality

referred to in

section 3.

Establishment

2 A regional services commission known as the Bow Valley

Regional Transit Services Commission is established.

Member municipalities

3 The following municipalities are members of the Commission:

(

a) Improvement District No. 9;

(

b) Town of Banff;

(

c) Town of Canmore.

Services

4 The Commission is authorized to provide passenger transportation

services.

Operating deficits

5 The Commission may not assume operating deficits that are shown

on the books of any of the member municipalities.

Sale of property

6(1) The Commission may not, without the approval of the Minister,

sell any of its land, buildings, equipment or inventory whose purchase

has been funded wholly or partly by grants from the Government of

Alberta.

(2) The Minister may not approve a sale under subsection (1) unless

the Minister is satisfied

(

a) as to the repayment of the grants from the Government of

Alberta and outstanding debt associated with that portion of

the land, buildings, equipment or inventory to be sold,

(

b) that the sale will not have a significant adverse effect on the

services the Commission provides, and

(

c) that the sale will be properly reflected in the rates

subsequently charged to the customers of the Commission.

Profit and surpluses

7 Unless otherwise approved by the Minister, the Commission may

not

(

a) operate for the purposes of making a profit, or

(

b) distribute any of its surpluses to its member municipalities.

Approval

8 The Minister may make an approval under

section 6 or 7 subject to

any terms or conditions the Minister considers appropriate.

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Alberta Regulation 60/2011

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

ALBERTA BEEKEEPERS PLAN AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 162/2011)

on April 21, 2011 pursuant to

section 23 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products

Act.

1 The Alberta Beekeepers Plan Regulation (AR 59/2006) is

amended by this Regulation.

2 The title of the regulation is amended by striking out

"ALBERTA BEEKEEPERS" and substituting "BEEKEEPERS

COMMISSION OF ALBERTA";

3 Sections 1(

f) and 4 are amended by striking out "Alberta

Beekeepers" and substituting "Beekeepers Commission of

Alberta".

Section 8 is amended by adding ", which is hereby continued

with the name "Beekeepers Commission of Alberta"" after ""Alberta

Beekeepers"".

Section 42 is amended by striking out "May 31, 2011" and

substituting "May 31, 2016".

6 The

Schedule is amended

(

a) in

section 2

(

i) in clause (

c) by adding "No. 6" after "Stettler";

(ii) in clause (

i) by striking out "Municipal District of

Rocky View No. 44" and substituting "Rocky View

County";

(iii) in clause (

v) by striking out "County of Camrose

No. 22" and substituting "Camrose County";

(iv) in clause (

w) by striking out "No. 24";

(

v) in clause (dd) by striking out "Lakeland" and

substituting "Lac La Biche";

(

b) in

section 3

(

i) in clause (

d) by striking out "County of Athabasca

No. 12" and substituting "Athabasca County";

(ii) in clause (

o) by adding "National Park" after

"Jasper";

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

(o.1) Municipality of Jasper;

(

c) in

section 4

(

i) in clause (

e) by striking out "Municipal District of

Northern Lights No. 22" and substituting "County of

Northern Lights";

(ii) in clause (

f) by striking out "Municipal District of

Mackenzie No. 23" and substituting "Mackenzie

County";

(iii) in clause (

m) by striking out "Municipal District of

Clear Hills No. 21" and substituting "Clear Hills

County".

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Alberta Regulation 61/2011

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

ALBERTA PEACE REGION FORAGE SEED GROWERS PLAN

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 163/2011)

on April 21, 2011 pursuant to

section 23 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products

Act.

1 The Alberta Peace Region Forage Seed Growers Plan

Regulation (AR 91/2004) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 11(1) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

Service charges refundable

11(1) In accordance with the regulations, the service charge is

refundable to a producer on request of the producer.

Section 12 is repealed.

Section 37 is repealed.

Section 38 is amended by striking out "May 31, 2011" and

substituting "May 31, 2016".

6 The

Schedule is amended

(

a) by repealing clause (

d) and substituting the

following:

(

d) Clear Hills County;

(

b) by repealing clause (

e) and substituting the

following:

(

e) County of Northern Lights;

(

c) by repealing clause (

f) and substituting the

following:

(

f) Mackenzie County;

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Alberta Regulation 62/2011

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

ALBERTA PORK PRODUCERS' PLAN AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 164/2011)

on April 21, 2011 pursuant to

section 23 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products

Act.

1 The Alberta Pork Producers' Plan Regulation

(AR 219/2001) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 11 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Service charge refundable

11 A service charge collected on or after September 1, 2010 must

be refunded at the request of a producer in accordance with the

Hog Registration, Licensing and Universal Service Charge

Regulation (AR 285/96).

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Alberta Regulation 63/2011

Fuel Tax Act

FUEL TAX AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 169/2011)

on April 21, 2011 pursuant to

section 71 of the Fuel Tax Act.

1 The Fuel Tax Regulation (AR 62/2007) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) in clause (w)(

i) by adding ", improvement district,

special area" after ", specialized municipality";

(

b) in clause (ee) by adding "in Alberta" after "means any

area".

Section 8(3) is amended by adding "in Alberta" after

"prescribed purposes or uses".

Section 12 is amended

(

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

(3.1) No individual who has been issued a ministerial

identification card shall sell or give that card to another person or

permit another person to use the card for the purposes of

section

8(1)(b).

(3.2) Subject to subsection (3.3), no person shall possess a

ministerial identification card that has been issued or is in the

name of another person.

(3.3) No Indian band who has been issued a ministerial

identification card shall sell or give the card to another person or

permit another person to use the card for the purposes of

section

8(1)(

b) unless

(

a) the person is an authorized representative of the Indian

band,

(

b) the person is using the ministerial identification card to

purchase fuel for and on behalf of the Indian band, and

(

c) the person and Indian band comply with any conditions

placed on the ministerial identification card by the

Minister.

(

b) in subsection (5) by striking out "or" at the end of

clause (d), adding ", or" at the end of clause (

e) and

adding the following after clause (e):

(

f) the Minister believes that the ministerial identification

card has been sold to, or is in the possession of or being

used by, a person other than the person to whom it was

issued or an authorized person pursuant to subsection

(3.3).

(

c) by adding the following after subsection (12):

(13) If a ministerial identification card has been cancelled for the

reason referred to in subsection (5)(

f) and the Indian or Indian

band, as the case may be, satisfies the Minister that the

identification card has not been sold or is not in the possession of

or being used by someone other than the person to whom it was

issued or an authorized person under subsection (3.3), the

Minister shall issue a replacement card.

Section 21(3) is amended by adding "on credit" after "sell

fuel".

Section 23 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) in clause (

a) by adding "before February 25, 2011"

after "fuel used";

(ii) in clause (j)

(

A) by adding "in Alberta" after "fuel used";

(

B) by adding "before February 25, 2011" after "in

Alberta";

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

(

l) fuel used in Alberta after February 24, 2011 in

circumstances in which the Act would have

permitted the use of marked fuel, where the

Minister is of the opinion that marked fuel was not

reasonably available.

(

b) in subsection (2)(

d) by adding "calendar" after "end of

the";

(

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

(2.1) An application for a rebate under subsection (1)(

a) or (

j) may be made only in relation to fuel purchased before February

25, 2011.

(

d) by adding the following after subsection (5):

(5.1) In order to qualify for a rebate for fuel used in

circumstances described in subsection (1)(l), the applicant must

have had a fuel tax exemption certificate issued under

section

8(3) or (4) at the time of the purchase of the fuel in respect of

which the application is made.

Section 24 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) by adding "in Alberta" after "clear fuel used";

(ii) by adding "before February 25, 2011" after "in

Alberta";

(

b) in subsection (2)(

d) by adding "calendar" after "end of

the";

(

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

(2.1) For the purposes of subsection (2)(c)(i)(B), the Minister

may establish benchmarks respecting consumption rates for

particular types of eligible motor vehicles, and where the

Minister so directs, those benchmarks must be used instead of

any actual consumption rates.

(

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

(6.1) An application for a rebate under this

section may only

be made in relation to fuel purchased before February 25,

Section 25 is amended

(

a) in subsection (2)

(

i) by adding "in Alberta" after "clear fuel used";

(ii) by adding "before February 25, 2011" after "in

Alberta";

(

b) in subsection (8)(

b) by adding "calendar" after "end of

the";

(

c) by repealing subsection (9) and substituting the

following:

(9) An applicant is eligible for a rebate under this

section only in

relation to that fuel for which the placement is tracked to a

prescribed motor vehicle or prescribed equipment used to

conduct a prescribed activity.

(9.1) Subject to subsection (9.2), a person enrolled under this

section may apply for a rebate under this

section in relation to

fuel used in circumstances in which the Act would have

permitted the use of marked fuel, where the Minister is of the

opinion that marked fuel was not reasonably available.

(9.2) In order to qualify for a rebate for fuel used in

circumstances described in subsection (9.1), the applicant must

have had a fuel tax exemption certificate issued under

section

8(3) or (4) at the time of purchase of the fuel in respect of which

the application is made.

(

d) by adding the following after subsection (9.2):

(9.3) An application for a rebate under this

section may be made

only in relation to fuel purchased before February 25, 2011.

Section 28(2) is amended by adding "in Alberta" after

"farming operations".

Section 32 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (3):

(3.1) On receipt of an application under this section, the Minister

shall review the application and may request additional information

to determine the applicant's eligibility.

(3.2) If the Minister is satisfied with the application, the Minister

shall register the person.

Section 43 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (5):

(6) No interest is payable on any amount payable by the Minister

under the Act or regulations, including, without limitation, on a

refund, rebate, allowance or grant.

Section 49 is repealed.

13(1) Sections 2, 3, 6(a)(ii)(

A) and (b), 7(a)(i), (

b) and (c),

8(a)(i), (

b) and (c), 9 and 11 are deemed to have come into

force on April 1, 2007.

(2) Section 4 is deemed to have come into force on January

1, 2011.

(3) Sections 6(a)(i), (ii)(

B) and (iii), (

c) and (d), 7(a)(ii) and (

d) and 8(a)(ii) and (

d) are deemed to have come into force on

February 25, 2011.

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Alberta Regulation 64/2011

Health Professions Act

PHYSICAL THERAPISTS PROFESSION REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the College of Physical Therapists of Alberta on

January 25, 2011 and approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council

(O.C. 173/2011) on April 21, 2011 pursuant to

section 131 of the Health

Professions Act

Table of Contents

Definitions

2 Register categories

Registration

3 General register

4 Current qualifications

5 Equivalent jurisdiction

6 Substantial equivalence

7 Provisional register

8 Courtesy register

9 Good character, reputation

11 Liability insurance

Titles

12 Authorization to use titles, etc.

Restricted Activities

13 Basic authorized activities

14 Other authorized activities

15 Restriction

16 Regulated members, students, supervision

Continuing Competence

17 Continuing competence program

18 Competence development

19 Competence assessment

20 Practice visits

21 Program rules

22 Rule distribution

23 Actions to be taken

24 Member responsible for costs

Practice Permit

25 Renewal requirements

26 Conditions

Alternative Complaint Resolution

27 Process conductor

28 Agreement

29 Confidentiality

30 Leaving the process

Reinstatement

31 Reinstatement application

32 Consideration of application

33 Decision

34 Review of decision

35 Access to decision

Information

36 Information to be provided

37 Disclosure of information

Section 119 information

Transitional Provision, Repeal and Coming into Force

39 Transitional provision

40 Repeal

41 Coming into force

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

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

(b) "College" means the College of Physical Therapists of

Alberta;

(c) "Competence Committee" means the competence committee

of the College;

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

College;

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

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

the regulated members register;

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

regulated members register;

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

of the regulated members register;

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

(j) "registration year" means the period of time between 2

successive dates established in the bylaws made under

section 132 of the Act by which a regulated member is

required to apply for the renewal of a practice permit;

(k) "Reinstatement Review Committee" means the reinstatement

review committee of the College.

Register categories

2 The regulated members register established by the Council under

section 33(1)(

a) of the Act has the following categories:

(

a) general register;

(

b) provisional register;

(

c) courtesy register.

Registration

General register

3 An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the general

register must

(

a) have obtained a minimum of a baccalaureate degree from a

physical therapy program approved by the Council,

(

b) have successfully completed a written knowledge-based

examination approved by the Council, and

(

c) have successfully completed a clinical competency

examination approved by the Council.

Current qualifications

4(1) An applicant for registration under

section 3 must have met the

requirements set out in that

section within the 3 years immediately

preceding the date the Registrar receives a complete application, or

(

a) in the 5 years immediately preceding the date the Registrar

receives the complete application, have been engaged in the

practice of physical therapy for at least 1200 hours, or

(

b) demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Registrar that the

applicant is currently competent to practise as a physical

therapist.

(2) For the purpose of subsection (1)(b), the Registrar may require an

applicant to do one or more of the following:

(

a) successfully complete coursework and examinations;

(

b) undergo an evaluation of competencies;

(

c) successfully complete additional clinical training.

(3) For the purpose of subsection (2), the Registrar may register an

applicant on the provisional register.

Equivalent jurisdiction

5 An applicant for registration as a regulated member who is

currently registered in good standing in another jurisdiction recognized

by the Council under

section 28(2)(

b) of the Act as having

substantially equivalent registration requirements to those set out in

sections 3 and 4 may be registered on the general register.

Substantial equivalence

6(1) An applicant for registration who does not meet the requirements

under sections 3 and 4 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 set out in sections 3 and 4

may be registered on the general register.

(2) To assist with determining whether or not an applicant's

qualifications are substantially equivalent under subsection (1), the

Registrar may

(

a) engage the services of experts and other resources, and

(

b) require the applicant to undergo an examination, testing or an

assessment activity.

(3) The Registrar may require an applicant to undergo any education

or training activities the Registrar may consider necessary in order for

the applicant to be registered.

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

under this section.

Provisional register

7(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member on the

general register may be registered on the provisional register if the

applicant

(

a) has fulfilled the registration requirements set out in

section

3(

a) and (

b) but has not fulfilled the requirements set out in

section 3(c),

(

b) is qualified to practise physical therapy in another

jurisdiction and the applicant's competencies are being

assessed by the Registrar in accordance with

section 6, or

(

c) is enrolled in a program of academic or experiential

upgrading as directed by the Registrar for the purpose of

completing the requirements set out in

section 4.

(2) A regulated member registered on the provisional register may

practise only under the supervision of a regulated member registered

on the general register or courtesy register.

(3) If an applicant fails the examination referred to in

section 3(

c) a

second time, the applicant's registration is cancelled.

(4) A registration on the provisional register is valid for a period not to

exceed 2 years.

(5) Despite subsections (3) and (4), the Registrar may extend a

registration on the provisional register if the Registrar is of the opinion

that extenuating circumstances exist.

Courtesy register

8(1) A person who applies for registration in Alberta on a temporary

basis for a specified purpose approved by the Registrar may be

registered on the courtesy register if that person

(

a) is registered as a physical therapist in good standing in

another jurisdiction, and

(

b) satisfies the Registrar of that person's competence to provide

the services related to the approved purpose.

(2) Where a person is registered on the courtesy register, the

registration is

(

a) for the purpose approved by the Registrar, and

(

b) for a term not to exceed one year, as specified by the

Registrar.

(3) A person who is registered on the courtesy register must remain

registered and in good standing in the jurisdiction in which the person

was registered at the time of the person's application for registration on

the courtesy register.

Good character, reputation

9(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member must provide

evidence of having good character and reputation by submitting one or

more of the following on the request of the Registrar:

(

a) if applicable, a written reference satisfactory to the Registrar

from another jurisdiction in which the applicant is or was

registered;

(

b) a written statement by the applicant

(

i) as to whether the applicant is currently undergoing an

investigation or is subject to an unprofessional conduct

process or has previously been disciplined by another

regulatory body responsible for the regulation of

physical therapists or of another profession,

(ii) as to whether the applicant has ever pleaded guilty or

has been found guilty of a criminal offence in Canada or

an offence of a similar nature in a jurisdiction outside

Canada for which the applicant has not been pardoned,

and

(iii) stating that all information in the application is true to

the best of the applicant's knowledge;

(

c) the results of a current criminal records check;

(

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

(2) The Registrar may also consider other information in determining

whether the applicant is of a good character and reputation, but if the

Registrar considers information other than that provided by the

applicant, the Registrar must give the applicant sufficient particulars of

that information to allow the applicant to respond to the information.

10(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member must be

competently in the practice of physical therapy.

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

requirements approved by the Council.

Liability insurance

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

provide evidence of having the type and amount of professional

liability insurance required by the Council.

(2) The Council may set the amount and type of insurance required

based on the category of register on which the applicant is registered.

Titles

Authorization to use titles, etc.

12(1) Regulated members registered on the general register or

courtesy register may use the following titles and initials:

(

a) physical therapist;

(

b) physiotherapist;

(

c) P.T.

(2) Regulated members registered on the provisional register may use

the titles physical therapist intern and physiotherapist intern.

(3) A regulated member who has earned a doctorate degree in a

physical therapy program approved by the Council or a doctorate

degree in a related area approved by the Council may use the title

doctor or the abbreviation Dr. in connection with the practice of

physical therapy.

(4) A regulated member registered on the general register or courtesy

register may use the title specialist if the regulated member

(

a) meets the requirements established by the Council for the use

of the title specialist, and

(

b) is authorized by the Registrar to use that title.

Restricted Activities

Basic authorized activities

13 A regulated member may, in the practice of physical therapy 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 other invasive

procedures on body tissue below the dermis or the mucous

membrane for the purpose of wound debridement and care;

(

b) to insert or remove instruments, devices or fingers

(

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 labia majora,

(

v) beyond the anal verge, or

(vi) into an artificial opening into the body;

(

c) to reduce a dislocation of a joint.

Other authorized activities

14 Only a regulated member

(

a) who is registered on the general register or on the courtesy

register,

(

b) who has provided evidence to the Registrar of having the

competencies required to perform the restricted activities

described in clauses (

d) to (h), and

(

c) who has received notification from the Registrar that the

authorization is indicated on the general register or on the

courtesy register, as the case may be,

may, in the practice of physical therapy and in accordance with the

standards of practice, perform the following restricted activities:

(

d) to cut a body tissue or to perform other invasive procedures

on body tissue below the dermis or the mucous membrane for

the purpose of needle acupuncture;

(

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

procedure on body tissue or to perform other invasive

procedures on body tissue below the dermis or the mucous

membrane for the purpose of intramuscular stimulation and

biofeedback;

(

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 order a form of ionizing radiation in medical radiography,

limited to x-rays only;

(

h) to order non-ionizing radiation in

(

i) magnetic resonance imaging, and

(ii) ultrasound imaging.

Restriction

15(1) Despite any authorization to perform restricted activities,

regulated members must restrict themselves in performing restricted

activities to those activities that they are competent to perform and to

those that are appropriate to the member's area of practice and the

procedure being performed.

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

in accordance with the standards of practice.

Regulated members, students, supervision

16(1) A regulated member registered on the provisional register is

permitted to perform those restricted activities described in

section 13

only with the consent of and under the supervision of a regulated

member registered on the general register or the courtesy register.

(2) A regulated member registered on the general register who is

learning to perform a restricted activity referred to in

section 14 is

permitted to perform the restricted activities described in that

section

with the consent of and under the supervision of a regulated member

registered on the general register or the courtesy register who is

authorized to perform the restricted activities described in

section 14

pursuant to

section 14(

b) and (c).

(3) A student who is enrolled in a physical therapy program approved

by the Council is permitted to perform those restricted activities

described in

section 13 or 14 that are part of the student's program of

study with the consent of and under the supervision of a regulated

member registered on the general register or the courtesy register who

is authorized to perform the restricted activity that is being performed

by the student.

(4) A student who is enrolled in a health services program of studies

approved by the council of another college under the Act that includes

studies related to the restricted activities described in

section 13 or 14

is permitted to perform those restricted activities that are part of the

student's program of study with the consent of and under the

supervision of a regulated member registered on the general register or

the courtesy register who is authorized to perform the restricted

activity that is being performed by the student.

(5) A regulated member who consents to supervise under subsections

(1) to (4) must

(

a) be authorized to perform the restricted activity that is being

supervised,

(

b) be present or on-site while the regulated member or the

student is performing the restricted activity, and

(

c) be able to observe and promptly intervene to stop or change

the actions of the regulated member or the student who is

under supervision.

Continuing Competence

Continuing competence program

17 The continuing competence program of the College comprises

(

a) competence development,

(

b) competence assessment, and

(

c) practice visits.

Competence development

18(1) As part of the continuing competence program, a regulated

member registered on the general register must, in each registration

year,

(

a) complete a reflective practice review in a form satisfactory to

the Competence Committee, and

(

b) engage in continuing professional development activities

required by the rules under

section 21.

(2) A reflective practice review includes

(

a) a self-assessment of the member's own practice against

competencies or standards of practice adopted by the Council

or any other criteria approved by the Council,

(

b) the development and implementation of a written learning

plan that follows from the member's self-assessment of the

member's practice under clause (a), and

(

c) a written self-evaluation of the results of the learning plan

referred to in clause (b).

(3) Each regulated member must

(

a) undertake learning activities pursuant to the member's

learning plan, and

(

b) complete the requirements for continuing professional

development required by the rules under

section 21.

(4) In accordance with the rules established under

section 21, each

regulated member must

(

a) keep records, in a form satisfactory to the Competence

Committee, of the activities that the regulated member

undertakes in any one-year period for the purpose of

continuing competence development for a period of 5 years,

and

(

b) provide, on the request of and in accordance with the

directions of the Competence Committee, copies of the

records referred to in clause (a).

Competence assessment

19(1) The Competence Committee may, in accordance with the rules

established under

section 21, require a regulated member registered on

the general register to undergo an assessment for the purpose of

evaluating the member's continuing competence.

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

Competence Committee may use one or more of the following

processes:

(

a) examinations;

(

b) evaluation of the records referred to in

section 18(4)(a);

(

c) interviews;

(

d) any other type of evaluation required by the Competence

Committee.

Practice visits

20 The Competence Committee is authorized to carry out practice

visits and may, for the purpose of assessing continuing competence,

select individual regulated members or a group of regulated members

for practice visits in accordance with the rules established under

section 21.

Program rules

21(1) The Council may establish rules governing the operation of the

continuing competence program, including, but not limited to, the

following:

(

a) the requirements of a reflective practice review;

(

b) the records referred to in

section 18(4)(

a) and providing the

records in accordance with the directions of the Competence

Committee;

(

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

section

18(4)(a);

(

d) the requirements for continuing professional development;

(

e) how competence assessments are to be conducted;

(

f) the selection of regulated members for competence

assessments;

(

g) respecting the minimum acceptable performance level for

competence assessments;

(

h) how practice visits are to be conducted;

(

i) the selection of regulated members for practice visits;

(

j) respecting the minimum acceptable performance level for

practice visits.

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

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

distributed by the Registrar to all regulated members for their review.

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

or more days after their distribution under subsection (2) and after

having considered any comments received on the proposed rules or

proposed amendments to the rules.

Rule distribution

22 The rules and any amendments to the rules established under

section 21 must be made available by the College to all regulated

members and, on request, in printed form to the Minister, regional

health authorities and any person who requests them.

Actions to be taken

23 If a review of the records referred to in

section 18(4)(a), a

competence assessment under

section 19 or a practice visit under

section 20 is unsatisfactory or a regulated member fails to comply with

the rules under

section 21, the Competence Committee may direct a

regulated member to undertake one or more of the following actions

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

Committee:

(

a) successful completion of continuing competence program

requirements;

(

b) successful completion of any examinations, testing,

assessment, training, education or counselling 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 on specified matters

on specified dates;

(

f) to refrain from supervising persons engaged in the practice of

physical therapy;

(

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

(

h) demonstration of competence gained in a specified area.

Member responsible for costs

24 Any action that a regulated member must undertake in response to

a direction by the Competence Committee under

section 23 is

undertaken at the cost of the member.

Practice Permit

Renewal requirements

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

practice permit must provide evidence satisfactory to the Registrar of

(

a) having met the continuing competence program

requirements,

(

b) continuing to meet the requirements set out in sections

9(1)(

b) and 11, and

(

c) meeting at least one of the following:

(

i) having met the requirements of

section 3 in the previous

3 years;

(ii) in the 5 years immediately preceding an application for

renewal, having been engaged in the practice of

physical therapy for at least 1200 hours;

(iii) demonstrating to the satisfaction of the Registrar that

the member is currently competent to practise as a

physical therapist.

Conditions

26 When issuing a practice permit, the Registrar may impose

conditions, including, but not limited to, the following:

(

a) practising under supervision;

(

b) limiting the practice to specified professional services or to

specified areas of the practice of physical therapy;

(

c) refraining from performing specified restricted activities.

Alternative Complaint Resolution

Process conductor

27 When a complainant and an investigated person have agreed to

enter into an alternative complaint resolution process, the Complaints

Director must appoint an individual to conduct the alternative

complaint resolution process.

Agreement

28 The person conducting the alternative complaint resolution

process must, 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 the

representative of the College.

Confidentiality

29 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

30 The complainant or the investigated person may withdraw from

the alternative complaint resolution process at any time.

Reinstatement

Reinstatement application

31(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 2 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 33(a).

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

Registrar of the applicant's qualifications for registration.

(4) An applicant under subsection (1) must pay any outstanding fees,

costs or penalties before the Reinstatement Review Committee

considers the application.

Consideration of application

32(1) An application under

section 31 must be considered by the

Reinstatement Review Committee 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 Reinstatement Review Committee must consider

(

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

and practice permit were cancelled, and

(

b) whether the applicant

(

i) meets the current requirements for registration,

(ii) has met any conditions imposed under

Part 4 of the Act

before the applicant's registration and practice permit

were cancelled, and

(iii) is fit to practise physical therapy and does not pose a

risk to public safety.

Decision

33 The Reinstatement Review Committee may, on completing a

review under

section 32, issue a written decision containing one or

more of the following orders:

(

a) an order refusing the application;

(

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

registration and to reissue the person's practice permit;

(

c) an order to impose specified conditions on the person's

practice permit;

(

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

College's expenses incurred in respect of the application as

provided for in the bylaws;

(

e) any order that the Reinstatement Review Committee

considers necessary for the protection of the public.

Review of decision

34(1) An applicant whose application for reinstatement is refused or

on whose practice permit conditions have been imposed under

section

33 may request a review by the Council.

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

(1).

Access to decision

35(1) The Reinstatement Review Committee, under

section 33, and

the Council, under

section 34, may order that its decision be published

in a manner it considers appropriate.

(2) The College must make the decisions under sections 33 and 34

available for 5 years to the public on request.

Information

Information to be provided

36(1) A regulated member or an applicant for registration 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 any

changes to the information:

(

a) home and business mailing addresses, e-mail addresses,

telephone numbers and fax numbers;

(

b) full legal name and, if applicable, previous names and

aliases;

(

c) date of birth and gender;

(

d) job title or position description;

(

e) employment status and hours worked;

(

f) employer information, including name, address, telephone

number, fax number, e-mail address and the location where

services are delivered;

(

g) areas of practice or specialties;

(

h) the restricted activities performed by a regulated member;

(

i) if a regulated member is registered on the provisional

register, the name of the supervising regulated member;

(

j) date of completion of the written knowledge-based

examination and of the clinical competency examination;

(

k) degrees and other qualifications, including school of

education, year of graduation and supporting documentation;

(

l) any other college of a profession that provides health services

in which a regulated member or an applicant for registration

is registered and whether the regulated member or the

applicant for registration is a practising member of that

college;

(

m) languages in which a regulated member or an applicant for

registration can provide professional services;

(

n) passport-type photo.

(2) A regulated member must inform the Registrar of any change to

the information provided under subsection (1) within 30 days of the

change occurring.

(3) Subject to

section 34(1) of the Act, the College may disclose the

information collected under subsection (1)

(

a) with the consent of the regulated member whose information

it is, or

(

b) in a summarized or statistical form so that it is not possible to

relate the information to any particular identifiable person.

Disclosure of information

37 The College may, under

section 34(2) of the Act, disclose the

following information concerning its regulated members to members

of the public in order to support its physical therapist search function

on the College's website:

(

a) name or names that a regulated member uses or has used in

his or her practice;

(

b) a regulated member's employment information, including

business name, mailing address, telephone number, fax

number and e-mail address;

(

c) degrees and other qualifications obtained by a regulated

member, including area of practice and specialization;

(

d) school of graduation;

(

e) gender of a regulated member;

(

f) languages in which a regulated member can provide

professional services.

Section 119 information

38 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,

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

permit, for 2 years after the cancellation,

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

practice permit, while the conditions are in effect,

(iv) the directions made that a regulated member cease

providing professional services, while the directions are

in effect, and

(

v) the imposition of a reprimand or fine under

Part 4 of the

Act, for 2 years after the imposition of the reprimand or

fine;

(

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

under

Part 4 of the Act with respect to a named regulated

member, until the hearing is concluded;

(

d) information respecting

(

i) whether a hearing has been held under

Part 4 of the Act

with respect to a named regulated member, for 2 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 2 years after the date the hearing tribunal

of the College rendered its decision.

Transitional Provision, Repeal and

Coming into Force

Transitional provision

39 On the coming into force of this Regulation, a person described in

section 6 of

Schedule 20 to the Act is deemed to be entered on the

regulated members register in the register category that the Registrar

considers appropriate.

Repeal

40 The General Regulation (AR 298/85) is repealed.

Coming into force

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

Schedule 20 to the Health Professions Act.

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Alberta Regulation 65/2011

Oil and Gas Conservation Act

OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the Energy Resources Conservation Board on April

18, 2011 pursuant to

section 10(1)(tt) of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act.

1 The Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations (AR 151/71)

are amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 14.010:

14.011 In addition to any other provision of this Part, the

measurement, accounting and reporting of fluid production,

injection, receipts and disposition associated with oil and gas

operations must be done in accordance with Directive 017:

"Measurement Requirements for Oil and Gas Operations", as

published by the Board and amended from time to time.

3 Sections 14.030, 14.040, 14.060(1)(

a) and (b), (2) and (3),

14.070, 14.080, 14.090, 14.100, 14.110, 14.120, 14.140,

14.150, 14.160, 14.170, 14.180 and 14.190 are repealed.

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Alberta Regulation 66/2011

Adult Interdependent Relationships Act

ADULT INTERDEPENDENT PARTNER AGREEMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 21, 2011

For information only: Made by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General

(M.O. 27/2011) on April 21, 2011 pursuant to

section 13 of the Adult Interdependent

Relationships Act.

Form of agreement

1 An adult interdependent partner agreement under

section 7 of the

Act must be in the form set out in the Schedule.

Expiry

2 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 30, 2020.

Repeal

3 The Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement Regulation

(AR 141/2003) is repealed.

Coming into force

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

Wills and Succession Act.

Schedule

Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement

BETWEEN: (Name and address of adult interdependent partner)

and

(Name and address of adult interdependent partner)

We understand that by entering into this Agreement we will

become each other's adult interdependent partner and will

have all the benefits and obligations of adult

interdependent partners under Alberta law.

1 We agree that

(

a) each of us is 16 years of age or older,

(

b) neither of us is a party to an ongoing marriage or adult

interdependent partner agreement, and

(

c) we are living or intend to live together in a relationship of

interdependence.

2 We understand that this Agreement will expire if we become

former adult interdependent partners pursuant to the Adult

Interdependent Relationships Act.

In witness whereof we have executed this Agreement in the (city,

town, county) of (province, state, country) this day

of , 20 .

Witness

(Print Name and Address)

Adult Interdependent Partner

Witness

(Print Name and Address)

Witness

(Print Name and Address)

Adult Interdependent Partner

Witness

(Print Name and Address)

Guardians' signatures (if applicable):

Date: Date:

Guardian Guardian

(Print name) (Print name)

NOTES:

1. Each adult interdependent partner's signature must

be witnessed by 2 witnesses.

2. If either adult interdependent partner is under the age

of 18 years, the guardians of that person must sign

above indicating their consent to the person entering

into the Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement.

3. A person who is under the age of 18 years may not

enter into an Adult Interdependent Partner

Agreement if the person is related to the other party

by blood or adoption.

4. An Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement may be

part of or attached to another agreement between the

parties.

5. If an Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement is part

of or attached to another agreement between the

parties that contains one or more provisions relating

to the property of one or both of the parties, the

parties are advised to seek legal advice as to their

rights and obligations in respect of that property.

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Alberta Regulation 67/2011

Livestock and Livestock Products Act

HONEY GRADING AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 28, 2011

For information only: Made by the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development

(M.O. 02/2011) on April 12, 2011 pursuant to

section 1 of the Livestock and

Livestock Products Act.

1 The Honey Grading Regulation (AR 104/97) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 1(

c) is amended

(

a) by striking out "1978";

(

b) by striking out "Standards".

Section 7 is amended by striking out "May 31, 2011" and

substituting "May 31, 2016".

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Alberta Regulation 68/2011

Mines and Minerals Act

CARBON SEQUESTRATION TENURE REGULATION

Filed: April 28, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 179/2011)

on April 28, 2011 pursuant to sections 5 and 124 of the Mines and Minerals Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions

2 Application

Evaluation Permits

3 Evaluation permit

4 Term of evaluation permit

5 Area and boundaries of evaluation permit

6 Annual rental for evaluation permit

7 Monitoring, measurement and verification plan for permit

8 Grouping of evaluation permits

Carbon Sequestration Leases

9 Carbon sequestration leases

10 Term of carbon sequestration lease

11 Renewal of carbon sequestration lease

12 Area and boundaries of carbon sequestration lease

13 Annual rental for lease

14 Grouping of carbon sequestration leases

15 Monitoring, measurement and verification plan for lease

16 Duration and renewal of plan

17 Compliance with plan

18 Initial closure plan

19 Duration and renewal of closure plan

20 Post-closure Stewardship Fund

Consequential Amendments and Expiry

21 Consequential amendments

22 Expiry

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Board" means the Energy Resources Conservation Board;

(b) "carbon sequestration lease" means an agreement under

section 116 of the Act issued in the form of a lease under

section 9;

(c) "deep subsurface reservoir", in respect of a permit or lease,

means the pore space within an underground formation that

is deeper than 1000 metres below the surface of the land

within the location of that permit or lease;

(d) "Directive 65" means Directive 65, "Resources Applications

for Conventional Oil and Gas Reservoirs", published by the

Board;

(e) "evaluation permit" means an agreement under

section 115

of the Act issued in the form of an evaluation permit under

section 3;

(f) "lessee" means the holder of a carbon sequestration lease;

(g) "minerals" means minerals as defined in the Act;

(h) "permittee" means the holder of an evaluation permit.

(i) "pore space" means the pores contained in, occupied by or

formerly occupied by minerals or water below the surface of

land.

Application

2 This Regulation applies to agreements entered into by the Minister

under

Part 9 of the Act.

Evaluation Permits

Evaluation permit

3(1) A person may apply to the Minister for an agreement under

section 115 of the Act.

(2) The Minister may issue an agreement under

section 115 of the Act

to an applicant in the form of an evaluation permit if the Minister

receives from the applicant

(

a) an application in a form that is satisfactory to the Minister,

(

b) the application fee prescribed in the

Schedule to the Mines

and Minerals Administration Regulation (AR 262/97) for an

evaluation permit,

(

c) the annual rental prescribed under

section 6 for the first year

of the term of the evaluation permit, and

(

d) a monitoring, measurement and verification plan that meets

the requirements set out in

section 7.

(3) Subject to subsection (4), an evaluation permit grants, in

conduct evaluations and testing, including the drilling of wells and

injection of substances as approved by the Board, into deep subsurface

reservoirs within the location of the permit to evaluate the geological

or geophysical properties of the deep subsurface reservoirs for the

purposes of determining their suitability for use for the sequestration of

captured carbon dioxide.

(4) The Minister may limit the operations or activities that may be

conducted under an evaluation permit to those operations or activities

specified by the Minister in the evaluation permit.

(5) An evaluation permit does not grant the permittee the right to win,

work or recover any minerals found within the location of the permit.

Term of evaluation permit

4 The term of an evaluation permit is 5 years from the term

commencement date shown in the permit.

Area and boundaries of evaluation permit

5(1) The area of the location of an evaluation permit must not exceed

73 728 hectares.

(2) The boundaries of the location of an evaluation permit must be

acceptable to the Minister.

(3) The Minister may reduce the area of an evaluation permit at any

time during the term of the permit if the permittee makes an

application to the Minister indicating the area that is to be retained in

the permit.

Annual rental for evaluation permit

6 The rental for each year of the term of an evaluation permit is the

amount payable at the rate prescribed in

section 20(3.1) of the Mines

and Minerals Administration Regulation (AR 262/97).

Monitoring, measurement and verification plan for permit

7(1) The Minister may approve a monitoring, measurement and

verification plan received under

section 3 in relation to an evaluation

permit if the plan

(

a) sets out the monitoring, measurement and verification

activities that the permittee will undertake for the term of the

permit,

(

b) contains an analysis of the likelihood that the operations or

activities that may be conducted under the permit will

interfere with mineral recovery, and

(

c) contains any other information requested by the Minister.

(2) A permittee must not conduct any operations or activities under

the evaluation permit unless

(

a) a monitoring, measurement and verification plan has been

approved in relation to the permit, and

(

b) the permittee complies with the approved plan.

Grouping of evaluation permits

8(1) A permittee, or an applicant for more than one evaluation permit,

may apply to the Minister for the grouping of evaluation permits for

the purpose of submitting one monitoring, measurement and

verification plan in respect of all of the permits in the approved permit

group.

(2) Subject to this section, the Minister may approve an application for

that the Minister may specify.

(3) An evaluation permit may not be included in more than one permit

group at a time.

(4) The location of evaluation permits within a permit group must be

contiguous.

Carbon Sequestration Leases

Carbon sequestration leases

9(1) A person may apply to the Minister for an agreement under

section 116 the Act.

(2) The Minister may issue to an applicant an agreement under

section

116 of the Act in the form of a carbon sequestration lease if the

Minister receives from the applicant

(

a) an application in a form that is satisfactory to the Minister,

(

b) the application fee prescribed in the

Schedule to the Mines

and Minerals Administration Regulation (AR 262/97) for a

carbon sequestration lease,

(

c) the annual rental prescribed under

section 13 for the first year

of the term of the carbon sequestration lease,

(

d) evidence satisfactory to the Minister that the location

specified in the application is suitable for use for the

sequestration of captured carbon dioxide,

(

e) a monitoring, measurement and verification plan that meets

the requirements set out in

section 15, and

(

f) a closure plan that meets the requirements set out in

section

(3) Subject to subsection (4), a carbon sequestration lease grants, in

wells, conduct evaluation and testing and inject captured carbon

dioxide into deep subsurface reservoirs within the location of the lease.

(4) The Minister may limit the operations or activities that may be

conducted under a carbon sequestration lease to those operations or

activities specified by the Minister in the lease.

(5) A carbon sequestration lease does not grant the lessee the right to

win, work or recover any minerals found within the location of the

lease.

Term of carbon sequestration lease

10 The term of a carbon sequestration lease is 15 years from the term

commencement date shown in the lease.

Renewal of carbon sequestration lease

11(1) The Minister may renew a carbon sequestration lease for further

terms of 15 years if the Minister receives from the lessee

(

a) an application for renewal in a form that is satisfactory to the

Minister,

(

b) a monitoring, measurement and verification plan that meets

the requirements set out in

section 15,

(

c) a closure plan that meets the requirements set out in 19(3),

and

(

d) evidence satisfactory to the Minister that the lessee has the

approval of the Board under

section 39 of the Oil and Gas

Conservation Act for the injection of the captured carbon

dioxide in the location of the lease.

(2) The renewal of a carbon sequestration lease under subsection (1)

(

a) may apply to a portion or portions of its location or to a zone

or zones within the location determined by the Minister, and

prescribes at the time the renewal is granted.

Area and boundaries of carbon sequestration lease

12(1) The area of the location of a carbon sequestration lease must not

exceed 73 728 hectares.

(2) The boundaries of the location of a carbon sequestration lease

must be acceptable to the Minister.

(3) The Minister may reduce the area of a carbon sequestration lease

at any time during the term of the lease, if the lessee makes an

application to the Minister indicating the area that is to be retained in

the lease.

Annual rental for lease

13 The rental for each year of the term of a carbon sequestration

lease is the amount payable at the rate prescribed in

section 20(3.1) of

the Mines and Minerals Administration Regulation (AR 262/97).

Grouping of carbon sequestration leases

14(1) A lessee, or an applicant for more than one carbon sequestration

lease, may apply to the Minister for the grouping of carbon

sequestration leases for the purpose of submitting one monitoring,

measurement and verification plan in respect of all of the leases in the

approved lease group.

(2) Subject to this section, the Minister may approve an application for

grouping of carbon sequestration leases, subject to any terms and

conditions that the Minister may specify.

(3) A carbon sequestration lease may not be included in more than one

lease group at a time.

(4) The location of carbon sequestration leases within a lease group

must be contiguous.

Monitoring, measurement and verification plan for lease

15 The Minister may approve a monitoring, measurement and

verification plan received under

section 9 or 11 in relation to a carbon

sequestration lease if the plan

(

a) sets out the monitoring, measurement and verification

activities that the lessee will undertake while the plan is in

effect,

(

b) contains an analysis of the likelihood that the operations or

activities that may be conducted under the carbon

sequestration lease will interfere with mineral recovery,

based on the geological

interpretations and calculations the

lessee is required to submit to the Board pursuant to

Directive 65 in its application for approval of the injection

scheme under the Oil and Gas Conservation Act, and

(

c) contains any other information requested by the Minister.

Duration and renewal of plan

16(1) A monitoring, measurement and verification plan that is

approved by the Minister in relation to a carbon sequestration lease

ceases to have effect on the earlier of

(

a) the third anniversary of the date on which the plan was

approved, and

(

b) the date that the lease is renewed.

(2) A lessee must submit a new monitoring, measurement and

verification plan for approval under

section 15 no fewer than 90 days

before the date on which the approved plan ceases to have effect.

Compliance with plan

17(1) A lessee must not conduct any operations or activities under a

carbon sequestration lease unless

(

a) a monitoring, measurement and verification plan has been

approved and is in effect for the lease, and

(

b) the lessee complies with the approved plan.

(2) Each year, before the anniversary date of the monitoring,

measurement and verification plan that is in effect for the carbon

sequestration lease, the lessee must submit to the Minister a report that

sets out the findings and observations from the monitoring,

measurement and verification activities that the lessee has conducted.

Initial closure plan

18 The Minister may approve a closure plan received under

section 9

in relation to a carbon sequestration lease if the plan sets out a

description of the activities satisfactory to the Minister that the lessee

will undertake to close down sequestration operations and facilities.

Duration and renewal of closure plan

19(1) A closure plan that is approved by the Minister under

section 18

ceases to have effect on the earlier of

(

a) the third anniversary of the date on which the plan was

approved, and

(

b) the date that the carbon sequestration lease is renewed.

(2) A lessee must submit a new closure plan for approval no fewer

than 90 days before the date that an approved plan ceases to have

effect.

(3) The Minister may approve a closure plan submitted under

subsection (2), or received under

section 11, in relation to a carbon

sequestration lease if the plan sets out a description of the activities

satisfactory to the Minister that the lessee will undertake to close down

sequestration operations and facilities, and contains the following:

(

a) a

summary of the activities that have been conducted by the

lessee on the location of the carbon sequestration lease since

it was issued;

(

b) the quantity of captured carbon dioxide that has been

injected;

(

c) an evaluation of whether the injected captured carbon dioxide

has behaved in a manner consistent with the geological

interpretations and calculations the lessee submitted to the

Board pursuant to Directive 65 in its application for approval

of the injection scheme under the Oil and Gas Conservation

Act;

(

d) the most recent geological

interpretations and calculations

that may have been made by the lessee with respect to the

injected carbon dioxide and any associated pressure front;

(

e) a description of the location, condition, plugging procedures

and integrity testing results for every well that has been used

for the injection of captured carbon dioxide under the lease;

(

f) a description of any decommissioning, abandonment or

reclamation activities undertaken by the lessee in the location

of the lease;

(

g) an inventory of the reports and documents that the lessee has

submitted to the Board or a department or agency of the

Crown in right of Alberta or the Crown in right of Canada

since the approval of the first closure plan related to the

carbon sequestration lease, whether or not those reports and

documents were required to be submitted;

(

h) advice and recommendations about the monitoring,

measurement and verification activities that should be

conducted after the issuance of a closure certificate is issued

for the carbon sequestration lease under

section 120 of the

Act.

Post-closure Stewardship Fund

20 A lessee shall pay into the Post-closure Stewardship Fund a fee

per tonne of captured carbon dioxide injected into the location of a

carbon sequestration lease at the rate established by the Minister.

Consequential Amendments and Expiry

Consequential amendments

21(1) The Mines and Minerals Administration Regulation

(AR 262/97) is amended by this section.

(2) Section 20 is amended

(

a) in subsection (3) by adding "or 116" after "section

57(5)(c)";

(

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

(3.1) A rental for a year of the term of an agreement under

section 115 or 116 of the Act is payable at the rate of $1.00 per

year for each hectare in the area of the location of the evaluation

permit or carbon sequestration lease, subject to a minimum of

$50 per year.

(3) The

Schedule is amended

(

a) in item 2 by adding ", other than an agreement referred to

in item 2.1," after "of the Act";

(

b) by adding the following after item 2:

2.1 Fee for the issuance of an evaluation permit or carbon

sequestration lease under the Carbon Sequestration Tenure

Regulation $625

Expiry

22 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 April 30, 2016.

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Alberta Regulation 69/2011

Government Organization Act

ELEVATING DEVICES ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 28, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 175/2011)

on April 28, 2011 pursuant to

Schedule 10 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Elevating Devices Administration Regulation

(AR 72/2001) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The title of the Regulation is amended by adding

", PASSENGER ROPEWAYS AND AMUSEMENT RIDES"

after "DEVICES".

Section 11 is amended by striking out "April 30, 2011" and

substituting "April 30, 2012".

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Alberta Regulation 70/2011

Municipal Government Act

MOUNTAIN VIEW REGIONAL EMERGENCY SERVICES COMMISSION

DISESTABLISHMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 28, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 177/2011)

on April 28, 2011 pursuant to

section 602.4 of the Municipal Government Act.

Disestablishment

1 The Mountain View Regional Emergency Services Commission is

disestablished.

Winding up

2(1) The assets of the former Mountain View Regional Emergency

Services Commission that are set out in the

Schedule are transferred to

Alberta Health Services.

(2) The member municipalities of the former Mountain View

Regional Emergency Services Commission shall execute all

documents and take all steps necessary to enforce subsection (1).

Repeal

3 The Mountain View Regional Emergency Services Commission

Regulation (AR 79/2001) is repealed.

SCHEDULE

ASSETS

Part 1 - Vehicles

VIN

Make

Model

Year

3FAHP08117R133698

Ford

Fusion

1FDXE45P56HA18951

Ford

F450

1FMFU16507LA59500

Ford

Expedition

1FDXE45P17DA84714

Ford

E450

IFDXE45P37DA84715

Ford

E450

1FDXE45P45HA08233

Ford

E450

Part 2 - Equipment

Model #/Make

Serial #

AHS#

MVRES

Carstairs 2063

Radio

Motorola R765

589VKE01N4

Mike I 580

H83XAH6RR4AN

H83XAH6RR4AN

Mike I 580

H83XAH6RR4AN

H83XAH6RR4AN

GPS

Garmin Nuvi

LP12 Battery

charger

Medtronic

LP12

Medtronic

LP12 AC Adaptor

Thermometer

Welch Allen

Suction Battery

A169097

Suction charger and

spare battery

Tote-L-Vac

Infusion pump -

Vista Basic

637-102 Braun

16944032C4230IE

EZ IO

G15604

Stretcher

Striker MX Pro

Backboard 1

Ferno

Backboard 2

Ferno

Scoop

Ferno

Straps x 3

Ferno quick clip

Straps x 4

Ferno seatbelt

Straps x 4

Ferno seatbelt

Kedrick Extrication

K.E.D.

Sager Traction

Splint

Sager

Chair stretcher (old)

Ferno

Pedi Pac (ped spine

board)

Ferno

Pedi Hammock

Pedi Mate

Flow meter 1

Amico Corp

FMAO0776

Flow meter 2

Amico Corp

FMAO0818

Flow meter 3

Amico Corp

FMAO0876

Bourdon Regulator

BNF Medical

21030/0809

M tank regulator

Western Medical

Etonox Regulator

O-Two-Medical

OT621127

MCI field kits

Didsbury 1811

Ford

1FDXE45P37DA84715

Radio Motorola

R765

H06XCN6JS9AN

589VKE02VH

Mike I 580

403.371.8640

Mike I 580

403.371.8674

GPS

Garmin Nuvi

1R2165035

LP12

LP 12 Medtronic

LP 12 Ac Adaptor

Thermometer

Welch Allen

A108043

Suction Charger and

spare battery

Tote-L-Vac

D7-1001

Infusion Pump Vista

Basic

Braun Vista Basic

33538-032C8302

EZ IO

EZ IO

Stretcher

Striker Rugged Pro

Backboard 1

Ferno

Burgundy

Backboard 2

Ferno

Burgundy

Scoop

Ferno

Silver

Straps

Straps x 4 Ferno

Access Medical

Quick clip blue

Straps x 4 Ferno

Access Medical

Quick clip blue

Kedrick Extrication

Kendrick

Black

Sager Traction

Splint

Sager

Blue

Chair stretcher (old)

Ferno

Burgundy

Pedi Pac (ped spine

board)

Pediatric immobilizer

Black

Pedi Mate

Burgundy

Pedi Hammock

Medipak rescue seat

Burgundy

Flow meter 1

Amico

FMAO0555

Flow meter 2

Amico

FMAO0532

Flow meter 3

Bourdon Regulator

BNF Medical

Bourdon Regulator

Western Medical

M842810-0700009

M tank regulator

Western Medical

Entonox Regulator

O-2 Medical

OT 556437

MCI field kits

Didsbury 1698

Spare

Radio Primary

Radio Backup

Mike I 580

Mike I 580

GPS

LP12

LP12 Ac Adaptor

Medtronic

VLP12-06-00076

Suction

Infusion pump Vista

Basic

EZ IO

Stretcher

Striker Rugged

Backboard 1

Ferno

Red

Backboard 2

Scoop-silver (old)

Ferno

Silver

Straps x 4

Access med quick clip

Blue

Straps x 4 Ferno

Access med quick clip

Blue

Kedrick Extrication

Ked

Green

Sager Traction

Splint

Sager

Blue

Chair stretcher (old)

Ferno

Burgundy

Pedi Pac (ped spine

board)

Life Support Prod

Blue with black straps

Patient Hammock

Medi pak

Burgundy

Pedi-mate

Rescue seat

Burgundy 10069

Flow meter 1

Western Medical

Flow meter 2

Western Medical

Bourdon Regulator

Western Medical

M558890-0600039

M tank regulator

Western Medical

Entonox Regulator

MCI field kits

Sundre 1812

GPS

Garmin Nuvi 265W

Battery charger

Medtronic

LP 12

Physio Control

LP 12 Ac Adaptor

Physio Control

Thermometer

Welch Allyn

Suction Battery

Tote-l-Vac

Suction Charger and

spare battery

Tote-l-Vac

Infusion pump

Vista Braun

EZ IO

Vidacare

Stretcher

MX PRO

Backboard 1

Ferno

Backboard 2

Ferno

Scoop

Ferno Yellow 65 EXL

Straps x 4 Morrison

Medical

Quick clip

Straps x 4 Ferno

Quick clip

Straps x 4 Ferno

Quick clip

Kedrick Extrication

Ferno

Sager Traction

Splint

Sager

Chair stretcher (old)

Ferno

Pedi Pac (ped spine

board)

M-78

Patient Hammock

Ferno

Flow meter 1

Amico Corp

Flow meter 2

Amico Corp

Flow meter 3

Amico Corp

Bourdon Regulator

BNF Corp

M tank regulator

Western Medical

Entonox Regulator

MCI field kits

Sundre 1675

Thermometer

Welch Allyn

LP 12

Physio Control

LP 12 Ac Adaptor

Physio Control

Suction

Tote-l-Vac

EZ IO

Vidacare

Stretcher

MX PRO

Backboard 1

Ferno

Backboard 2

Ferno

Scoop-silver

Ferno

Straps x 4 Morrison

Medical

Quick clip

Straps x 4 Ferno

Access Medical

Kedrick Extrication

Ferno

Sager Traction

Splint

Sager

Chair stretcher (old)

Ferno

Pedi Pac (ped spine

board)

Life Support Prod

Patient Hammock

Ferno

Patient Hammock

Ferno

Pedi-mate

Ferno

Flow meter 1

Amico Corp

Flow meter 2

Amico Corp

Bourdon Regulator

Dynaflo

M tank Regulator

Western Medical

Entonox Regulator

MCI field kits

Ambulance Bay

Stretcher (old)

Ferno

Backboard 1

Ferno

Backboard 2

Ferno

Spider Straps

Fluorescent orange

Olds 1788

Radio

Motorola R765

589VKE03BY

Mike I 580

403.371.8284

Mike I 580

403.371.8747

GPS

Garmin Nuvi

1R2165074

Battery charger

LP 12

Life Pak 12

LP 12 Ac Adaptor

Thermometer

Welch Allen

Suction Battery

Tote-L-Vac

Suction Charger and

spare battery

032C8696

Infusion Pump Vista

Basic

Braun Vista Basic

EZ IO

Stretcher

Ferno Rugged Pro

Red

Backboard 1

Ferno

Backboard 2

Ferno

Silver

Scoop

Ferno

Black

Straps x 3

Spider straps

Neon orange

Straps x 4 Ferno

Ferno

Green

Straps x 4 Ferno

Ferno

Blue

Kedrick Extrication

Ked

Old Burgundy

Sager Traction

Splint

Sager

Chair stretcher (old)

Burgundy

Pedi Pac (ped spine

board)

Burgundy

Pedi Hammock

Flow meter 1

Amico

FMA4750

Flow meter 2

Amico

FMA3862

Flow meter 3

Flotek

Bourdon Regulator

M tank regulator

Victor Med Pro

CGA-955

Entonox regulator

Yes

MCI field kits

Olds 1890

Radio Primary

Motorola R765

Radio Backup

Motorola CDM 1250

Mike I580

706A

Mike I580

706B

GPS

Garmin Nuvi 265W

LP 12

DVLP12-002-000023

LP 12 Ac Adaptor

Medtronic

Suction

Tote-L-Vac

Infusion Pump Vista

basic

Braun Vista Basic

EZ IO

Power driver Lis

Stretcher

Striker Rugged

Backboard 1

Ferno

Backboard 2

Ferno

Scoop - silver (old)

Ferno

Straps x 4

At hospital

Straps x 4 Ferno

Ferno

Kedrick Extrication

Ked

Sager Traction

Splint

Sager

Chair stretcher (old)

Ferno

Pedi Pac (ped spine

board)

Life Support Prod

Patient Hammock

Patient Hammock

Medi Pak

Pedi-Mate

Rescue Seat

Flow meter 1

Amico Corp

Flow meter 2

Amico Corp

Flow meter 3

Amico Corp

Bourdon Regulator

BNF Medical

Bourdon Regulator

Flotec

M tank regulator

Western Medical

Entonox regulator

Flynn

MCI field kits

Olds PRU710

Radio - Motorola

R765

H06XCN6JS9AN

PRU710

Mike Phone I 580

H83XAH6RR4AN

PRU710

Mike Phone I 580

H83XAH6RR4AN

PRU710

HP Mobile printer

HP Office Jet

PRU710

Blackberry 1

PRU710

Blackberry 2

PRU710

Life Pack 12

PRU710

Medi Pak Ferno

Rescue Seats

PRU710

Bourdon O2

Regulator

PRU710

Part 3 - Furniture and Supplies

Item Description/Make

Model

Serial #

Furniture - Sundre

Office

Desk

Office Chair

Computer: Dell

Optiplex GX280

CC8MF61

Scanner

Canonscan N670V

F915800

Monitor

MY-OX3782-

47603-4AT-

BXSU

Printer

HP LaserJet P1005

VNB3R28592

Speakers

MLI 70

Shredder

055 991206 E

101 0000 1224

Laptop

D380

PP04x

Wireless Router

Linksys

WRT54GS

Filing cabinet

Bookcase

Measurements

10'11" x 14'1"

Kitchen

Kitchen Table and 4 chairs

Microwave

Danby Designer

5.05081E+11

Plates

Pans

Silverware

Measurements

10'4" x 12'9"

Living Room

Couch

Sofa Chair

Recliner

Coffee Table

End Table

Television

View Sonic N3735W

QNG075120083

DVD

Sony

Satellite Receiver

Star Choice

3.007E+18

TV stand

Measurements

26' x 39'

Bedroom 1

Single bed

End table

Measurements

9'2" x 11'4"

Bedroom 2

Single bed

End table

Measurements

9'2" x 11'4"

Bedroom 3

Single bed

End table

Measurements

9'2" x 11'4"

Misc

Sentry Safe

Washer/Dryer

Frigidaire Gallery

Furniture - Olds

Office

Desk

U shape wood

Office Chair

Leather

Office Chair

Leather

Office Chair

Cloth

Computer

Dell Optiplex 755

Monitor

Dell E773S

Printer

HP C6430E

Fax

HP 1010

Filing cabinet

Metal 2 drawer

Filing cabinet

Metal 2 drawer

Safe Narcotic

Sentry

Shredder

GBC

Wall Safe

GE Supra

Bookcase

3 shelf with bottom cupboard

Phones 1

Uniden

Phones 2

Uniden

Measurements

8' x 9'

Delta Office

Desk 1

Desk 2

Office chair

Office chair

Cloth

Laptop 1

Dell D820 Latitude

Laptop 2

Dell D820 Latitude

Printer/fax/photocopier

HP office jet pro

Filing Cabinet

Metal large with 3 drawers

Filing Cabinet wood

3 drawers

Safe Narcotic

Shredder

Fellowes P-58CS

Wall safe

Bookcase

3 shelves & 1 cupboard

Measurements

8'10" x 10'

Kitchen

Fire's

Kitchen Table & 4 Chairs

Fire's

Microwave

Fire's

Plates

Fire's

Pans

Fire's

Silverware

Fire's

Measurements

Living room

Couch

Leather

Sofa chair x 3

Leather x 2

Recliner

Cloth x 1

Coffee table

Wood

End table x 2

Wood

Television

Panasonic

PT51SX30C8

DVD

Samsung P230

Satellite Receiver

Star Choice

Microwave

Danby Designer

TV stand

Measurements

21'6" x 21'4"

Bedroom 1

Single bed

Yes

End table

Yes

Desk

Yes

Chair

Yes

Measurements

10' x 9'8"

Bedroom 2

Single bed

Yes

End table

Yes

Desk

Yes

Chair

Yes

Measurements

10' x 9'2"

Office

Desk with Hutch

Wood

Office Chair

Cloth

Office Chair

Cloth

Computer

Dell

4XBMGC1

Monitor: Flat

CN-011280-

71618-GBH-

AA4C

Monitor

CN-09M556-

64180-2CB-

034D

Printer

HP LaserJet P1005

VNB4601678

Lp12 Charger

Medtronic

Fax

Filing cabinet metal

2 drawer

Filing cabinet metal

3 drawer

Measurements

9'3" x 9'

Kitchen

Kitchen Table & 4 chairs

Stove

Fire

Fridge

Fire

Measurements

8' x 8'

Living Room

Couch

Cloth

Loveseat

Cloth

Sofa Chair

Cloth

Coffee table

Wood

Television

JVC

DVD

Sony

Satellite Receiver

Star Choice

TV stand

Yes

Bookcase metal

3 shelves

Measurements

Bedroom 1

Table

Octagon in middle

Single bed

Storage locker

Measurements

9'11" x 8'10"

Bedroom 2

Single bed

Storage locker

Measurements

8'9" x 8'8"

Bedroom 3

Bed

Locker

Measurements

12'11" x 8'11"

Storage Room

Sentry Safe

Storage Unit 1

Storage Unit 2

Measurements

10' x 8'

Ambulance Bay

Filing Cabinet

Lockers

Measurements

34' x 21'

Telecommunications

Radio

749TGNB615

Radio #2 (destroyed)

749TAQQ779

Radio Delta 2

749TAQQ764

Cell Phone 703

Motorola V3c

DEC

Radio #8

749TAQQ791

Radio #4

749TAQQ793

Radio #5

749TAQQ788

Radio

749TGNB617

Radio

749TDNB198

Radio #1

749TAQQ764

Radio #3

749TAQQ789

Radio #7

749TAQQ862

Wireless Router

Linksys WRT150N

CQ601G314754

Blackberry

AASTRA

A26125400477

Cell Phone (spare)

Motorola V3c

DEC

Cell Phone 706

Motorola V3c

DEC

Cell Phone 725

Motorola V3c

DEC

Cell Phone 736

Motorola V3c

DEC

D-link

DSL3001

H23311C02368

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Alberta Regulation 71/2011

Victims of Crime Act

VICTIMS OF CRIME AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 28, 2011

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 182/2011)

on April 28, 2011 pursuant to

section 17 of the Victims of Crime Act.

1 The Victims of Crime Regulation (AR 63/2004) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 3 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (5):

(6) If an applicant has been refused financial benefits, the Director

must reconsider the refusal if the Director becomes aware of the

existence of new material information.

Section 7 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1)(

f) and substituting the

following:

(f) "sentence" means, with respect to a conviction, the

custodial sentence, served either within a provincial or

federal centre or in the community under a conditional

sentence order;

(

b) in subsection (3) by striking out "one point for each

year of any sentence served by that victim during the conduct

period" and substituting "one point per year or portion of

a year for each custodial sentence served, either within a

provincial or federal centre or in the community under a

conditional sentence order during that conduct period";

(

c) by repealing subsection (5)(a);

(

d) in subsection (6) by striking out "Director may" and

substituting "Director shall";

(

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

(6.1) Where a victim has been designated as a dangerous

offender or a long-term offender by the courts pursuant to

section

753 or 753.1 of the Criminal Code (Canada), that victim is not

eligible to apply for financial benefits.

Section 21 is amended by striking out "June 1, 2011" and

substituting "June 1, 2018".

5 Schedules 1, 2 and 3 are repealed and the following is

substituted:

Schedule 1

Eligible Offences

1 Any of the following offences under the Criminal Code

(Canada) are eligible offences:

Item

Number

Section of

Criminal Code

(Canada)

Description of Offence

Taking

part in a riot

Hijacking of aircraft

Endangering safety of aircraft in

flight

Taking onboard a civilian aircraft

offensive weapons or

explosive substances

78.1

Seizing control of ship, etc.

Failure to take reasonable care in

respect of explosives where death

or bodily harm results

Intentionally causing death or

bodily harm by explosive substance

86(1)

Careless use of firearm

98.1

Robbery to steal firearm

129(

a) Resisting or obstructing public or

peace officer

Sexual interference

Invitation to sexual touching

Sexual exploitation

153.1(1)

Sexual exploitation of person with

disability

Incest

Anal intercourse

Bestiality

Voyeurism

163.1

Child pornography

Parent or guardian procuring sexual

activity

172.1

Luring a child

Indecent acts

Causing disturbance, indecent

exhibition, loitering, etc.

Procuring

Failure to provide necessaries

Abandoning child

Causing death by criminal

negligence

Causing bodily harm by criminal

negligence

Homicide

Murder in commission of offences

Infanticide

Murder

Manslaughter

Attempted murder

Discharging firearm with intent

244.1

Causing bodily harm with intent -

air gun or pistol

Administering noxious substance

Overcoming resistance to

commission of offence

Setting traps likely to cause death

or bodily harm

Interfering with transportation

facilities

Impeding attempt to save life

Criminal harassment

Assault

Assault causing bodily harm;

assault with a weapon

Aggravated assault

Unlawfully causing bodily harm

269.1

Torture

Assaulting a peace officer

270.01

Assaulting peace officer with

weapon or causing bodily harm

270.02

Aggravated assault of peace officer

Sexual assault

Sexual assault with a weapon,

threats to a third party or causing

bodily harm

Aggravated sexual assault

273.3

Removal of child from Canada for

sexual purpose

279(1)

Kidnapping/illegal confinement

279(2)

Forcible confinement

279.01

Trafficking in persons

279.1

Hostage taking

Abduction of person under 16 years

of age

Abduction of person under 14 years

of age

Robbery

Extortion

Intimidation

430(2)

Mischief causing actual danger to

life

Arson

2 Offences involving motor vehicles are not eligible for financial

benefits except where the motor vehicle was deemed to have been

intentionally used as a weapon.

Schedule 2

Criminal Conduct Offences

1 Any of the following offences under the Criminal Code

(Canada) are criminal conduct offences:

Item Number

Section of

Criminal Code

(Canada)

Description of Offence

46(2)

Treason

Assisting enemy

Intimidating Parliament or

legislature

Sabotage

Incitement to mutiny

Assisting deserter

82(1)

Possession of explosives

without lawful excuse

83.02

Providing/collecting property

for terrorist activity

83.03

Providing property/services

for terrorism

83.04

Using or possessing property

for terrorism

83.18

Participation in a terrorist group

83.19

Facilitating terrorist activity

83.2

Commission of offence for

terrorist group

83.21

Instructing activity for a terrorist

group

83.22

Instructing terrorist activity

83.23

Harbouring/concealing a

terrorist

83.231

Hoax regarding terrorist activity

Use of firearm in an offence

Pointing a firearm

Possessing weapon for

dangerous purpose

Carrying weapon at public

meeting

Carrying concealed weapon

91(1)

Unauthorized possession of

firearm

Possession of firearm knowing

its possession is unauthorized

Possession of firearm at

unauthorized place

Unauthorized possession of

firearm in motor vehicle

Possession of prohibited firearm

or restricted firearm

Possession of weapon obtained

by commission of an offence

Breaking and entering to steal

firearm

Weapons trafficking

Possession for purposes of

weapons trafficking

Making automatic firearm

Import/export unauthorized

weapons

Unauthorized import/export of

weapons

Losing/finding firearm but not

reporting

117.01

Weapons possession contrary to

order

Prison breach

145(1)

Escape and being at large

without excuse

145(3)

Failure to comply with condition

of undertaking or recognizance

145(5.1)

Failure to comply with

conditions of undertaking

Permitting or assisting escape

Order of prohibition

Corrupting morals

Householder permitting sexual

activity (with a minor)

176(1)

Obstructing, or violence to, or

arrest of officiating clergyman

Vagrancy

180(1)

Common nuisance

Interfering with or indignity to

dead body

Keeping a bawdy-house

Transporting person to

bawdy-house

Offence in relation to

prostitution

Accessory after fact to murder

Counselling or aiding suicide

Concealing body of child

264.1

Uttering threats

270.1

Disarming a peace officer

Abduction contrary to custody

order

Abduction

Advocating genocide

Public incitement of hatred

Breaking and entering

Being unlawfully in

dwelling-house

Possession of break-in

instrument

Possession of property obtained

by crime

Bringing into Canada property

obtained by crime

423.1

Intimidation of justice system

participant

Threat against internationally

protected person

424.1

Threat against United Nations or

associate personnel

Attack on residence of

internationally protected person

431.1

Attack on United Nations

personnel

Arson - damage to property

Arson for fraudulent purpose

462.31

Laundering proceeds of crime

Attempts, accessories

Counselling offence

Conspiracy

467.11

Participation in activities of

criminal organization

467.12

Commission of offence for

criminal organization

467.13

Instructing commission of

offence for criminal

organization

2 Any offence listed in

Schedule 1.

3 Any offence under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act

(Canada).

4 Any offence under the Crimes Against Humanity and War

Crimes Act (Canada).

Schedule 3

Injury

Schedule

Definitions

1 In this Schedule,

(a) "ADL" means activities of daily living that are activities

usually performed in the course of a normal day and are used

to measure a person's ability to function independently and

includes eating, bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting and

transferring;

(b) "episode" means an event that is distinctive and separate and

can be part of a larger series;

(c) "face" means the area in front of the ears and from the line of

the jaw to and including the forehead;

(d) "IADL" means instrumental activities of daily living that are

a series of life functions used for maintaining a person's

immediate environment and are used to measure a person's

ability to live independently and includes obtaining food,

cooking, laundering, housecleaning, phone use, travelling in

community, managing one's medications and managing

one's finances;

(e) "muscle grade" refers to the American Spinal Injury

Association (ASIA) 5-point Motor Index scale of grading

muscle strength or weakness with the strength of 5

considered normal and 0 considered paralysis;

(f) "site" means the head, neck, chest and abdomen, back or any

limb;

(g) "surgery" means surgical procedures generally performed in

an operating room, but does not include procedures

commonly performed in an Emergency Department or a

physician's office.

General principles

2 The following principles are to be applied with respect to making a

determination under this Schedule:

(

a) all injuries must be a direct result of the offence committed

against the victim and verified by a medical professional with

the qualifications appropriate to the injury;

(

b) removable prosthetic devices and aids such as eye glasses,

dentures and prosthetic limbs are considered property and are

not eligible for financial benefits;

(

c) residual effects of injuries, or impairment, are to be assessed

at the point of maximum medical improvement (MMI), as

determined by a medical professional with the qualifications

appropriate to the injury;

(

d) complications or impairments arising from the initial injury

or treatment are considered part of the injury award;

(

e) lacerations and burns include any resulting scarring or

disfigurement and any reduced mobility due to scarring;

(

f) injuries with severity scores under 2.500 may be combined to

a maximum severity score of 7.000 and awarded as a single

injury of "multiple minor injuries";

(

g) only one injury per injury subgroup, or group, where no

subgroup exists, can be awarded, unless the injuries are for

different limbs or the injury is in the category of medical

conditions;

(

h) for any injury resulting in amputation, the amputation injury

shall be awarded and not the underlying injury to structures

or tissues, and where an injury previously awarded results in

amputation, the award for amputation shall replace the

previously awarded injury to underlying structures or tissues;

(

i) where the specific injury is not listed in the subgroup, or

group where no subgroup exists, the most appropriate injury

in that subgroup or group shall be selected.

3 The severity of an injury is to be determined using the following

table:

Severity of Injury

Group

Subgroup

Injury

Severity

Airway

Airway irritation

1.408

Airway inflammation

3.305

Amputation

Head

Amputation ear, partial

14.255

Amputation ear (over 25%)

28.510

Face

Amputation nose, partial

17.611

Amputation nose (over 25%)

35.222

Mouth

Amputation tongue, partial

19.233

Amputation tongue (over 25%)

40.200

Lower limb

Amputation toe(s)

18.425

Amputation foot, partial

40.200

Amputation lower limb, below knee

69.275

Amputation lower limb, above knee

80.103

Upper limb

Amputation finger

19.233

Amputation fingers or thumb

35.222

Amputation finger(

s) and thumb

43.511

Amputation hand, partial

55.634

Amputation upper limb, below elbow

80.103

Amputation upper limb, above elbow

109.237

External Structures

Loss of hair

0.237

Bruise/

abrasion

Bruise(s), swelling and/or abrasion(s)

2.267

Bruise(s), swelling and/or abrasion(s), more

than two sites

3.305

Bruise(s), swelling and/or abrasion(s),

multiple to face, head and/or neck

3.305

Bruise(s), swelling and/or abrasion(

s) to over

40% of body

15.520

Burns

First degree burn(s), for each 1% of total

body surface area burned

0.750

Second degree burn(s), for each 1% of total

body surface area burned

1.500

Third degree burn(s), for each 1% of total

body surface area burned, excluding face

3.000

Third degree burn(

s) to face, for each 1%

surface area burned

10.200

* Multiple burns are awarded as a single

injury based on the total severity score.

* Maximum severity score for a third degree

burn involving the face is 45.900.

* Maximum severity score for burns is

175.000.

Facial

lacerations

Facial laceration(

s) not requiring sutures or

similar medical procedure

2.267

Facial laceration(

s) less than 5 cm, requiring

sutures or similar medical procedure

10.200

Facial laceration(s) 5 to 10 cm, requiring

sutures or similar medical procedure

17.894

Facial laceration(

s) greater than 10 cm,

requiring sutures or similar medical

procedure

23.106

Non-facial

lacerations

Non-facial laceration(

s) not requiring sutures

or similar medical procedure

2.267

Non-facial laceration(

s) less than 5 cm,

requiring sutures or similar medical

procedure

4.426

Non-facial laceration(s) 5 to 10 cm, requiring

sutures or similar medical procedure

5.800

Non-facial laceration(s) 11 to 20 cm,

requiring sutures or similar medical

procedure

12.500

Non-facial laceration(

s) greater than 20 cm,

requiring sutures or similar medical

procedure

20.078

Penetrating

injury

Penetrating injury, no underlying

structural/organ injury

5.800

Penetrating injuries, no underlying

structural/organ injury

17.861

Medical Conditions

Chlamydia, genital warts, gonorrhea and/or

syphilis

5.776

Genital herpes, Hepatitis B, C or D and/or

HIV

20.078

Hepatitis B, C or D (disease) and/or HIV

seroconversion

38.066

Pregnancy (must be confirmed by a

physician)

35.845

Toxic effect of injected/ingested substances

5.776

Neurological

Brain

Brain stem contusion

42.417

Closed head injury

12.500

Cortical contusion (bruising of brain)

22.242

Cortex laceration

63.224

Concussion

12.500

Post-concussion syndrome

23.106

Intracranial hematoma/hemorrhage

49.884

Intracranial hematoma/hemorrhage, requiring

surgery

60.950

Brain injury with seizure(

s) at time of initial

injury

35.845

Brain injury with residual seizures

65.267

Brain injury with hemiparesis

149.364

Brain injury with residual cognitive,

psychosocial or physical effects, capable of

independent living (excludes

concussion/post-concussion syndrome)

65.267

Brain injury, requiring surgery, residual

cognitive, psychosocial or physical effects,

capable of independent living (excludes

concussion/post-concussion syndrome)

111.329

Brain injury, requiring supervised living

162.975

Brain injury, fully dependent related to

physical (ADL) and/or cognitive (IADL)

impairments

217.299

Nerve,

head/neck

Cranial nerve injury(ies), with sensory

impairment

2.887

Cranial nerve injury, multiple with motor

impairment

24.818

Cranial nerve injury, singular with motor

impairment

17.589

Laryngeal nerve injury with paralysis of

vocal cord(s)

40.342

Nerve, lower

limb

Lower limb nerve injury, disruption of

sensation

2.887

Lower limb nerve injury, muscle strength 3

or higher

23.106

Lower limb nerve injury, muscle strength

less than 3

43.511

Lower limb nerve injury, no motor or sensory

function preserved

57.766

Lower limb nerve injury, requiring surgery

17.033

Nerve, torso

Torso nerve injury, disruption of sensation

2.887

Torso nerve injury, disruption of sensation

and motor function

20.347

Nerve, upper

limb

Upper limb nerve injury, disruption of

sensation

2.887

Upper limb nerve injury, muscle strength 3 or

higher

23.106

Upper limb nerve injury, muscle strength less

than 3

43.511

Upper limb nerve injury, no motor or sensory

function preserved

57.766

Upper limb nerve injury, requiring surgery

15.552

Spinal cord

Cervical injury, disruption of motor/sensory

function

27.163

Cervical injury, motor function preserved

below neurologic level of injury, most of key

muscles below level of injury have muscle

grade of 3 or higher

109.237

Cervical injury, motor function preserved

below neurologic level of injury, most of key

muscles below level of injury have muscle

grade of less than 3

162.975

Cervical injury, sensory function, no motor

function, preserved below neurologic level of

injury extending through sacral segments

S4-S5

195.569

Cervical injury, no motor or sensory function

preserved below neurologic level of injury

extending through sacral segments S4-S5

217.299

Lumbosacral injury, disruption of

motor/sensory function

13.332

Lumbosacral injury, motor function

preserved below neurologic level of injury,

most of key muscles below level of injury

have muscle grade of 3 or higher

53.330

Lumbosacral injury, motor function

preserved below neurologic level of injury,

most of key muscles below level of injury

have muscle grade of less than 3

79.995

Lumbosacral injury, sensory function, no

motor function, preserved below neurologic

level of injury extending through sacral

segments S4-S5

95.995

Lumbosacral injury, no motor or sensory

function preserved below neurologic level of

injury extending through sacral segments

S4-S5

106.661

Thoracic injury, disruption of motor/sensory

function

17.776

Thoracic injury, motor function preserved

below neurologic level of injury, most of key

muscles below level of injury have muscle

grade of 3 or higher

79.995

Thoracic injury, motor function preserved

below neurologic level of injury, most of key

muscles below level of injury have muscle

grade of less than 3

106.661

Thoracic injury, sensory function, no motor

function, preserved below neurologic level of

injury extending through sacral segments

S4-S5

127.993

Thoracic injury, no motor or sensory function

preserved below neurologic level of injury

extending through sacral segments S4-S5

142.214

Oral

Dental

Dento-alveolar fracture(s)

8.412

Dento-alveolar fracture(s), requiring surgery

13.332

Chipped teeth, requiring treatment

4.287

Damaged or loss of crown or fixed

bridge/fixed appliance

8.412

Fractured tooth

8.412

Loosened and/or chipped teeth, no treatment

required

1.011

Loosened teeth, requiring non-invasive

treatment such as splinting

4.212

Loosened or damaged tooth, requiring

invasive treatment such as root canal

8.412

Loss of tooth

10.105

* Multiple dental injuries are awarded as a

single injury equal to the total award value

(not severity score) of the individual injuries.

* Maximum benefit for dental injuries is the

equivalent of 12 lost teeth.

Mouth

Oral cavity injury(ies)

2.267

Oral cavity injury(ies), requiring sutures or

similar medical procedure

4.426

Oral cavity injury(ies), requiring surgery

17.307

Organs/circulatory

Circulatory

Vascular injury, hemodynamically stable

5.264

Vascular injury, hemodynamically stable,

requiring surgery

21.756

Vascular injury, hemodynamically unstable

30.984

Organs

Injury(ies) requiring chest tube(s)

17.033

Injury(ies) requiring exploratory surgery

21.756

Injury(ies) requiring exploratory surgery and

chest tube insertion

23.106

Organ injury

13.332

Organ injury, requiring surgery

27.949

Organ injuries to 2 organs

27.949

Organ injuries to 2 organs, at least one

requiring surgery

42.417

Organ injuries to 3 or more organs

34.602

Organ injuries to 3 or more organs, at least

one requiring surgery

50.071

Organ injury with loss of or loss of function

to one organ (excluding gallbladder,

appendix)

40.430

Organ injuries with loss of or loss of function

to one organ (excluding gallbladder,

appendix)

63.443

Organ injuries with loss of or loss of function

to 2 organs (excluding gallbladder, appendix)

69.275

Organ injuries with loss of or loss of function

to 3 or more organs (excluding gallbladder,

appendix)

80.103

* Includes organs of the chest, abdomen and

internal reproductive organs

Psychological

Psychological injury

10.105

Psychological injury, with one factor

21.756

Psychological injury, with two factors

34.602

Psychological injury, with three factors

50.071

Psychological injury, with four factors

65.267

Psychological injury, with five factors

69.275

Upon verification of psychological injury by

a medical professional with the qualifications

appropriate to the injury, the following

incident factors can be applied:

* Victim was under the age of 18 at the time

of the incident

* More than five episodes

* Multiple aggressors and/or weapons

* Vaginal and/or anal penetration, including

forced oral sex

* More than five treatment sessions related to

the incident(

s) Reproductive

Genitalia injury, including contusion(s),

abrasion(

s) and/or laceration(s)

3.305

Genitalia injury, requiring sutures or similar

medical procedure

17.903

Genitalia injury, requiring surgery

27.949

Genitalia, loss of

38.655

Sensory

Ear/hearing

Hearing loss and/or tinnitus, one or both ears

6.411

Hearing loss, partial, one ear

24.501

Hearing loss, partial, both ears

40.430

Hearing loss, profound, one ear

44.600

Hearing loss, profound, both ears

65.267

Tympanic membrane injury, one or both ears

2.576

Tinnitus, ongoing more than 3 months, one

or both ears

17.903

Eye/vision

Injury causing irritation to eye(s)

2.267

Injury causing visual disturbance, ongoing

more than 3 months

27.949

Loss of vision, best corrected visual acuity

20/50-20/200, one eye

50.071

Loss of vision, best corrected visual acuity

20/50-20/200, both eyes

79.995

Loss of vision and/or eye, best corrected

visual acuity less than 20/200, one eye

69.275

Loss of vision and/or eye, best corrected

visual acuity less than 20/200, both eyes

142.214

Non-penetrating (closed globe) injury to

eye(s)

2.576

Non-penetrating (closed globe) injury to

eye(s), requiring surgery or laser treatment

24.501

Penetrating (open globe) injury to eye

21.602

Penetrating (open globe) injury to eyes

34.602

Penetrating (open globe) injury to eye(s),

requiring surgery or laser treatment

44.600

Taste/smell

Loss of taste and/or smell

6.411

Skeletal

Face

Fracture one facial bone, excluding nasal

bones

21.602

Fracture one facial bone, requiring surgery,

excluding nasal bones

34.602

Fractures two facial bones

28.182

Fractures two facial bones, at least one bone

requiring surgery

44.600

Fractures three or more facial bones

34.602

Fractures three or more facial bones, at least

one bone requiring surgery

50.071

Fracture(

s) nasal bones

6.411

Fracture(

s) nasal bones, requiring surgery

12.822

Head

Fracture(

s) skull

22.242

Fracture(

s) skull, requiring surgery

34.602

Lower limb -

lower leg

Avulsion fracture lower leg

3.583

Avulsion fracture lower leg, requiring

surgery

10.200

Fracture(

s) toe(

s) and/or foot

10.200

Fracture(

s) toe(

s) and/or foot, at least one

bone requiring surgery

19.233

Fracture lower leg

19.233

Fracture lower leg, requiring surgery

27.949

Fractures lower leg, 2 bones

22.242

Fractures lower leg, 2 bones, at least one

bone requiring surgery

34.602

Fractures lower leg, 3 or more bones

27.949

Fractures lower leg, 3 or more bones, at least

one requiring surgery

44.600

* Lower leg includes ankle, tibia, fibula and

patella

* Multiple fractures of the toes and/or foot

will be considered one bone when awarding

multiple lower leg fractures

Lower limb -

upper leg

Avulsion fracture upper leg

3.583

Avulsion fracture upper leg, requiring

surgery

10.200

Fracture(

s) femur

30.984

Fracture(

s) femur, requiring surgery

49.884

Spine

Fracture vertebra

19.233

Fracture vertebra, requiring surgery

27.949

Fractures 2 vertebrae

22.242

Fractures 2 vertebrae, requiring surgery

34.602

Fractures 3 or more vertebrae

27.949

Fractures 3 or more vertebrae, requiring

surgery

44.600

Fracture(

s) spinous and/or transverse process

4.287

Torso -

upper

Avulsion fracture upper torso

3.552

Avulsion fracture upper torso, requiring

surgery

10.105

Fracture rib(s), one or two

10.105

Fracture ribs, three to six

12.822

Fracture ribs, more than six

19.233

Fracture upper torso, one bone, excluding

ribs

19.233

Fracture upper torso, one bone, excluding

ribs, requiring surgery

27.949

Fractures upper torso, two bones

22.242

Fractures upper torso, two bones, at least one

requiring surgery

34.602

Fractures upper torso, three or more bones

27.949

Fractures upper torso, three or more bones, at

least one requiring surgery

44.600

* Multiple rib fractures will be considered

one bone when awarding multiple torso

fractures

Torso -

lower

Avulsion fracture pelvis

3.552

Avulsion fracture pelvis requiring surgery

10.105

Fracture(

s) pelvis

30.984

Fracture(

s) pelvis, requiring surgery

49.884

Upper limb -

lower arm

Avulsion fracture lower arm

3.552

Avulsion fracture lower arm, requiring

surgery

11.225

Fracture(

s) finger(

s) and/or hand

10.200

Fracture(

s) finger(

s) and/or hand, requiring

surgery

19.233

Fracture lower arm

19.233

Fracture lower arm, requiring surgery

27.949

Fractures lower arm, two bones

22.242

Fractures lower arm, two bones, at least one

bone requiring surgery

34.602

Fractures lower arm, three or more bones

27.949

Fractures lower arm, three or more bones, at

least one bone requiring surgery

44.600

* Lower arm includes radius, ulna, carpal

bones (wrist) and hand/fingers

* Multiple fractures of the fingers and/or

hand will be considered one bone when

awarding multiple lower arm fractures

* Multiple fractures of the carpal bones

(wrist) will be considered one bone

Upper limb -

upper arm

Avulsion fracture upper arm

3.552

Avulsion fracture upper arm, requiring

surgery

11.225

Fracture(

s) humerus

22.242

Fracture(

s) humerus, requiring surgery

34.602

Tendon/ligament/cartilage/

muscle

Head

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) injury

12.409

Lower limb

Deep tissue injury(ies) lower limb

6.411

Sprain(s)/strain(

s) lower limb

12.409

Dislocation lower limb

12.409

Dislocation lower limb, requiring surgery

22.242

Dislocations lower limb

19.233

Dislocations lower limb, at least one

requiring surgery

29.703

Torn/lacerated tendon, ligament, cartilage or

muscle, lower limb

19.233

Torn/lacerated tendons, ligaments, cartilage

or muscles, lower limb

22.242

Torn/lacerated tendon, ligament, cartilage or

muscle, lower limb, requiring surgery

29.703

Torn/lacerated tendons, ligaments, cartilage

or muscles, lower limb, at least one requiring

surgery

34.602

Neck

Sprain/strain neck

12.409

Cartilage injury(ies) neck

12.409

Cartilage injury(ies) neck, requiring surgery

29.703

Spine

Displaced disc, traumatic

19.233

Displaced disc, traumatic, requiring surgery

29.703

Displaced discs, traumatic

29.703

Displaced discs, traumatic, requiring surgery

44.600

Torso

Sprain(s)/strain(

s) torso

12.409

Upper limb

Deep tissue injury(ies), upper limb

6.411

Sprain(s)/strain(

s) upper limb

12.409

Dislocation upper limb

12.409

Dislocations upper limb

19.233

Dislocation upper limb, requiring surgery

22.242

Dislocations upper limb, at least one

requiring surgery

29.703

Torn/lacerated tendon, ligament, cartilage or

muscle, upper limb

19.233

Torn/lacerated tendons, ligaments, cartilage

or muscles, upper limb

22.242

Torn/lacerated tendon, ligament, cartilage or

muscle, upper limb, requiring surgery

29.703

Torn/lacerated tendons, ligaments, cartilage

or muscles, upper limb, requiring surgery

34.602

6 This Regulation comes into force on June 1, 2011.