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Alberta Regulation 101/95

Health Insurance Premiums Act

HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 17, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 381/95) pursuant to

section 2 of the Health Insurance Premiums Act.

1 The Health Insurance Premiums Regulation (Alta. Reg. 217/81) is amended

by this Regulation.

2 The

Schedule is amended

(

a) in

section 1 by striking out "32.00" and substituting "34.00";

(

b) in

section 2 by striking out "64.00" and substituting "68.00";

(

c) in

section 3 by striking out "25.60" and substituting "27.20";

(

d) in

section 4 by striking out "51.20" and substituting "54.40";

(

e) in

section 5 by striking out "19.20" and substituting "20.40";

(

f) in

section 6 by striking out "38.40" and substituting "40.80";

(

g) in

section 7 by striking out "12.80" and substituting "13.60";

(

h) in

section 8 by striking out "25.60" and substituting "27.20";

(

i) in

section 8.1 by striking out "6.40" and substituting "6.80";

(

j) in

section 8.2 by striking out "12.80" and substituting

"13.60".

3 This Regulation comes into force on July 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 102/95

Municipal Government Act

TRANSITIONAL AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 17, 1995

Made by the Minister of Municipal Affairs (M.O. A:002/95) pursuant to

section 617 of the Municipal Government Act.

1 The Transitional Regulation (Alta. Reg. 372/94) is amended by this

Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 20.4:

Authority to sit as member of Alberta Assessment Appeal Board

20.5 A person appointed as a member of the Municipal Government

Board under

section 486(1) of the new Act may sit as a member of the

Alberta Assessment Appeal Board for the purpose of hearing appeals under

section 635 of the new Act.

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Alberta Regulation 103/95

Mines and Minerals Act

PRESCRIBED AMOUNTS (PETROLEUM ROYALTY)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 17, 1995

Made by the Minister of Energy (M.O. 19/95) pursuant to

section 1.1 of the

Petroleum Royalty Regulation (Alta. Reg. 248/90).

1 The Prescribed Amounts (Petroleum Royalty) Regulation (Alta. Reg.

47/93) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 30:

31 The following are prescribed for the month of May, 1995:

(

a) the old non-heavy oil par price is $161.00 per

cubic metre;

(

b) the old heavy oil par price is $129.00 per cubic

metre;

(

c) the new non-heavy oil par price is $161.00 per

cubic metre;

(

d) the new heavy oil par price is $129.00 per cubic

metre;

(

e) the third tier non-heavy oil par price is $161.00

per cubic metre;

(

f) the third tier heavy oil par price is $129.00 per

cubic metre;

(

g) the old non-heavy oil royalty factor is 3.004636;

(

h) the old heavy oil royalty factor is 3.033975;

(

i) the new non-heavy oil royalty factor is 3.040181;

(

j) the new heavy oil royalty factor is 3.037929;

(

k) the third tier non-heavy oil royalty factor is

3.053160;

(

l) the third tier heavy oil royalty factor is

3.108799;

(

m) the old non-heavy oil select price is $25.54 per

cubic metre;

(

n) the old heavy oil select price is $25.54 per cubic

metre;

(

o) the new non-heavy oil select price is $81.40 per

cubic metre;

(

p) the new heavy oil select price is $54.91 per cubic

metre;

(

q) the third tier non-heavy oil select price is

$116.83 per cubic metre;

(

r) the third tier heavy oil select price is $116.83

per cubic metre.

Alberta Regulation 104/95

Meat Inspection Act

MEAT INSPECTION ACT FEES AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 18, 1995

Made by the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Development (MO 12/95)

pursuant to

section 12 of the Meat Inspection Act.

1 The Meat Inspection Act Fees Regulation (Alta. Reg. 119/90) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 2 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Inspection service fees

2 An inspector who provides inspection services under the Meat

Inspection Regulation (Alta. Reg. 51/73) is entitled to charge the operator

of the abattoir fees in accordance with the following:

(a) $4 per hour or part of an hour, to a maximum of 10

hours per day;

(b) $40 per hour or part of an hour in excess of 10

hours per day;

inspection pursuant to a special arrangement under

section 65 of the

regulation.

3 This Regulation comes into force on June 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 105/95

Municipal Government Act

TRANSITIONAL AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 19, 1995

Made by the Minister of Municipal Affairs (M.O. L:255/95) pursuant to

section 617 of the Municipal Government Act.

1 The Transitional Regulation (Alta. Reg. 372/94) is amended by this

Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 13:

Public vote bylaws

13.1(1) In this section, "public vote bylaw" means a bylaw passed in

1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 or 1994 under

section 125 of the former Municipal

Government Act as a result of a vote of the electors.

(2) For the purposes of applying

section 240(1)(

b) of the new Act to

a public vote bylaw, the reference to "3 years" in

section 240(1)(

b) is

deemed to be a reference to "5 years".

(3) This

section ceases to apply to a public vote bylaw 5 years from

the date that the bylaw was passed.

(4) This

section does not affect the validity of a bylaw that amends

or repeals a public vote bylaw if the amendment or repeal was passed in

accordance with the new Act between January 1, 1995 and the coming into

force of this section.

Alberta Regulation 106/95

Mines and Minerals Act

PRESCRIBED AMOUNTS (NATURAL GAS ROYALTY)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 26, 1995

Made by the Acting Deputy Minister of Energy (M.O. 20/95) pursuant to

section 6 of the Natural Gas Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93).

1 The Prescribed Amounts (Natural Gas Royalty) Regulation (Alta. Reg.

36/95) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 4 is amended by adding the following after subsection (3):

(4) The following prices are prescribed for the March 1995

production month:

Item Price

Gas Reference Price $ 1.20 per gigajoule

Gas Par Price $ 1.25 per gigajoule

Pentanes Reference Price $157.33 per cubic metre

Pentanes Par Price $151.50 per cubic metre

Propane Reference Price $ 80.32 per cubic metre

Butanes Reference Price $ 98.39 per cubic metre

Section 5 is amended by adding the following after subsection (3):

(4) The following allowances per cubic metre are prescribed for the

March 1995 production month:

Item Price

Fractionation Allowance $8.50

Transportation Allowance Region Region Region Region

1 2 3 4

(

a) pentanes plus described in s6(7)(b)(

i) of the Natural Gas

Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93)

$ 4.17 $ 4.29 $ 8.47 $ 6.40

(

b) propane and butanes described in s6(7)(b)(ii) of the Natural

Gas Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93)

$ 5.81 $ 7.04 $21.94 $ 2.26

(

c) pentanes plus, propane and butanes described in s6(7)(b)(iii)

of the Natural Gas Royalty Regulation, 1994 (Alta. Reg. 351/93)

$ 4.75 $ 8.53 $ 8.34 $11.34

Storage Allowance for pentanes plus, propane and butanes

$0.00

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Alberta Regulation 107/95

Workers' Compensation Act

WORKERS' COMPENSATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 391/95) pursuant to

section 147 of the Workers' Compensation Act.

1 The Workers' Compensation Regulation (Alta. Reg. 427/81) is amended by

this Regulation.

2 Sections 21, 22 and 23 are repealed.

3 This Regulation comes into force on June 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 108/95

Alberta Corporate Tax Act

ALBERTA CORPORATE TAX AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 392/95) pursuant to

section 56 of the Alberta Corporate Tax Act.

1 The Alberta Corporate Tax Regulation (Alta. Reg. 105/81) is amended by

this Regulation.

2(1)

Section 5.2 is repealed and the following is substituted:

5.2(1) The specified rate for the period ending March 31, 1995 is

73.56%.

(2) The specified rate for the period ending June 30, 1995 is

73.47%.

(3) The Minister of Energy may by order, in respect of each period

after June 30, 1995, prescribe an amount as the royalty tax credit

reference price for that period.

(4) The specified rate for a period after June 30, 1995,

(

a) if the royalty tax credit reference price is $100

or less, is 0.75;

(

b) if the royalty tax credit reference price is more

than $100 but $140 or less, is an amount determined by the following

formula:

0.75 - (2/40) X (royalty tax credit reference price - $100)

(

c) if the royalty tax credit reference price is more

than $140 but $210 or less, is an amount determined by the following

formula:

0.73 - (48/70) X (royalty tax credit reference price - $140)

(

d) if the royalty tax credit reference price is more

than $210, is 0.25.

(5) The weighted average rate for a taxation year is the aggregate

of the amounts that are the product obtained when the specified rate for a

period, all or part of which falls in the taxation year, is multiplied by

the proportion that the number of days in the taxation year that are in

that period is of the total number of days in the taxation year.

(6) The moving average of the specified rates at the end of a

particular month in a taxation year is the aggregate of the amounts that

are the product obtained when the specified rate for a period, all or part

of which falls in the taxation year on or before the end of the month, is

multiplied by the proportion that the number of days in the period to the

end of the month is of the number of days in the taxation year to the end

of the month.

(2) Subsection (1) applies after December 31, 1994.

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Alberta Regulation 109/95

Financial Administration Act

EXEMPTION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 393/95) pursuant to

section 2 of the Financial Administration Act.

1 The Exemption Regulation (Alta. Reg. 269/94) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 3(1) is amended by striking out "22, 36".

3 Schedules A, B and C are repealed and Schedules A, B and C to this

Regulation are substituted.

4 This Regulation comes into force on June 1, 1995.

SCHEDULE A

Fund Administrator

Regulated Fund

Exempt from

An improvement district advisory council to whom the Minister has delegated

his powers, duties or functions under

section 10 of the Improvement

Districts Act

Funds held pursuant to

section 10 of the Improvement Districts Act

sections 32(6), 37 and 38

Board of Administrators under the Teachers' Retirement Fund Act

Teachers' Retirement Fund

sections 32(6), 37 and 38

Minister charged with the administration of the Interprovincial Lottery Act

Lottery Fund

the whole Act

Public Trustee

Any common fund under

section 25 of the Public Trustee Act

Sections 5(1), 27, 31, 32(6), 37, 38, 79(1), 80(1), 82, 84 and 85

Public Trustee and Deputy Provincial Treasurer

Any special reserve fund under

section 27 of the Public Trustee Act

sections 5(1), 27, 31, 32(6), 37, 38, 79(1), 80(1), 82, 84 and 85

SCHEDULE B

Provincial Agency

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation

The Alberta Education Communications Corporation

The Alberta Foundation for the Arts

The Alberta Government Telephones Commission

The Alberta Historical Resources Foundation

Alberta Intermodal Services Ltd.

Alberta Liquor Control Board

Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation

Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission Operating Fund

Alberta Racing Commission

Alberta Resources Railway Corporation

Alberta Securities Commission

Alberta Social Housing Corporation

Alberta Special Waste Management Corporation

Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation

Energy Resources Conservation Board

Foundations established under the Advanced Education Foundations Act

The Government House Foundation

Natural Resources Conservation Board

The Tire Recycling Management Board

Wild Rose Foundation

The Workers' Compensation Board

542936 Alberta Ltd.

SCHEDULE C

Provincial Agency

Exempt From

Alberta Insurance Council

sections 37 and 38

Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority

section 79

Alberta Opportunity Company

sections 27, 37, 38, 73 and 74

Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission - Marketing account and Natural Gas

Pricing Agreement Act Fund

sections 5(10), 27, 31, 37, 38, 79(1), 80(1), 82, 84 and 85

Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation

(

i) sections 37 and 38

(ii)

section 45(1) where the Provincial Treasurer has fixed a rate of

interest to be paid or has specified that no interest shall be paid on

advances described in

section 45(1) if the interest, if any, on those

advances is paid at the rate fixed by the Provincial Treasurer

Glenbow-Alberta Institute

sections 5(1), 27, 31, 37, 38, 79(1), 80(1), 82, 84 and 85

Joint Standards Directorate established under the Chartered Accountants

Act, the Certified General Accountants Act and the Certified Management

Accountants Act

the whole Act

N.A. Properties

(1994) Ltd.

(

i) sections 37 and 38

(ii)

section 45(1) where the Provincial Treasurer has fixed a rate of

interest to be paid or has specified that no interest shall be paid on

advances described in

section 45(1) if the interest, if any, on those

advances is paid at the rate fixed by the Provincial Treasurer

SC Financial Ltd.

(

i) sections 37 and 38

(ii)

section 45(1) where the Provincial Treasurer has fixed a rate of

interest to be paid or has specified that no interest shall be paid on

advances described in

section 45(1) if the interest, if any, on those

advances is paid at the rate fixed by the Provincial Treasurer

540540 Alberta Ltd.

sections 37 and 38

A corporation that is a subsidiary of the Alberta Government Telephones

Commission or that is controlled by the Alberta Government Telephones

Commission directly or indirectly through one or more intermediary

corporations

sections 3 to 5; sections 8 to 11; sections 13 to 16; sections 18 to 22;

sections 24 to 26; sections 28 to 44;

section 45(3); sections 46 to 76.1;

sections 78 to 80;

section 81(1) with respect to shareholder advances

secured by securities or with respect to loans from a bank, trust company,

of a province; sections 82, 82.1 and 82.2; sections 84 to 93

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Alberta Regulation 110/95

Insurance Act

CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY AND ADJUSTERS' CERTIFICATES

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 398/95) pursuant to

section 22 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Certificates of Authority and Adjusters' Certificates Regulation

(Alta. Reg. 32/89) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The title of the Regulation is repealed and the following is

substituted:

INSURANCE AGENTS AND ADJUSTERS REGULATION

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by renumbering it as

section 1(1);

(

b) in subsection (1)

(

i) by renumbering clause (

a) as clause (a.1) and by

adding the following before clause (a.1):

(a) "accident and sickness certificate"

means a certificate of authority to act as an accident and sickness agent;

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

(a.2) "direct writing agent" means a general

insurance agent who is directly or indirectly employed by or represents an

insurer that restricts its agents from acting for any other insurer as

general insurance agents for the same class of insurance;

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

insurance agent for general insurance;

(d) "general insurance certificate" means a

certificate of authority to act as a general insurance agent;

(e) "life insurance certificate" means a

certificate of authority to act as a life insurance agent.

(

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

(2) References in this Regulation to the level of a certificate are

references to the level specified in

section 3(1.1), 4(1.1) or 5(3),

depending on which type of certificate it is.

Section 2 is amended

(

a) by renumbering clause (

a) as clause (a.1) and by adding the

following before clause (a.1):

(

a) an individual who holds a Level 1 adjuster's

certificate may only act as an adjuster if he is subject to the direct

supervision of an adjuster who works from the same location and who holds a

Level 4 or 5 adjuster's certificate,

(

b) in clause (a.1)

(

i) by striking out "1,";

(ii) by adding "or 5" after "4";

(

c) in clause (b)

(

i) by striking out "that individual" and substituting

"the holder of the Level 1, 2 or 3 adjuster's certificate, as the case may

be,";

(ii) by adding "or 5" after "4".

Section 3 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the following:

Life and accident and sickness insurance certificates

3(1) This

section applies to an applicant for a life insurance

certificate or an accident and sickness certificate.

(1.1) An individual may apply for a life insurance certificate at

one, and only one, of the following levels:

(

a) Level 1 - restricted life insurance agent;

(

b) Level 2 - life insurance agent or designated

representative and life insurance agent.

(1.2) A Level 1 life insurance certificate must prohibit its holder

from

(

a) acting for any insurer other than the insurer for

whom that holder is an agent, except in accordance with

section 516(3) of

the Act, and

(

b) completing any replacement of a contract within the

meaning of the Replacement of Life Insurance Contracts Regulation (Alta.

Reg. 63/90) unless the disclosure form required by that Regulation is

countersigned by a Level 2 life insurance certificate holder.

(1.3) Accident and sickness certificates are accident and sickness

insurance agent or accident and sickness designated representative and

insurance agent certificates, and are not divided into levels.

(

b) in subsection (2)(

a) by adding "with respect to the level of

certificate, where applicable, being applied for" after "Regulation".

Section 4 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the following:

General insurance certificate

4(1) This

section applies to an applicant for a general insurance

certificate.

(1.1) An individual may apply for a general insurance certificate at

one, and only one, of the following levels:

(

a) Level 1 - probationary general insurance agent;

(

b) Level 2 - general insurance agent;

(

c) Level 3 - general insurance designated

representative.

(

b) in subsection (3) by striking out "certificate for general

insurance" and substituting "general insurance certificate";

(

c) in subsection (7)(

b) by striking out "certificates applicable

to general insurance" and substituting "general insurance certificates";

(

d) by adding the following after subsection (7):

(8) A direct writing agent shall not use the word "broker" in any

dealings with the public.

Section 5(3) is amended

(

a) by striking out "only 1 of the following levels of adjuster's

certificate" and substituting "an adjuster's certificate at one, and only

one, of the following levels";

(

b) in each of clauses (

a) to (

e) by capitalizing the letter "l" in

the word "level".

Section 6 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1) by striking out "certificate of authority to

act as a life insurance agent" and substituting "Level 1 life insurance

certificate";

(

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

(1.1) A person is not eligible to apply for a Level 2 life

insurance certificate unless he has held a Level 1 life insurance

certificate or a certificate of authority to write life insurance issued

before the commencement of this subsection, or a combination of both, for

at least 2 years and has successfully completed the course or passed an

examination referred to in subsection (3).

(

c) in subsection (2) by striking out "a certificate of authority

to act as an agent to sell accident and sickness insurance" and

substituting "an accident and sickness certificate";

(

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

(2.1) A person who, after the commencement of this subsection, fails

the examination referred to in subsection (1) or (2) is allowed to rewrite

that examination 2 further times at any time, but a 3rd or subsequent

rewriting is not allowed unless a period of at least 6 months has elapsed

since the date of the previous rewriting.

(

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

(3.1) An individual is not eligible to be designated or to act as

the representative of a firm, partnership or corporation under

section

508(3) of the Act unless he meets the qualifications for a Level 2

certificate.

Section 7(1) is repealed and the following is substituted:

Educational qualifications for general insurance agents

7(1) A person is not eligible to apply for a Level 1 probationary

general insurance certificate for any class of insurance unless within the

previous 12 months he has passed the Level 1 General Insurance Agent's

Qualifying Examination or another examination approved by the

Superintendent with respect to that class of insurance.

(1.1) A person is not eligible to apply for a Level 2 general

insurance certificate unless within the previous 12 months he has passed

the 2nd level general insurance examination for personal or commercial

lines, as the case may be, approved by the Superintendent.

(1.2) A person who, after the commencement of this subsection,

fails the examination referred to in subsection (1) or (1.1) is allowed to

rewrite that examination 2 further times at any time, but a 3rd or

subsequent rewriting is not allowed unless a period of at least 6 months

has elapsed since the date of the previous rewriting.

(1.3) A person may elect to write either examination referred to in

subsection (1.1) at each attempt, but subsection (1.2) applies as if the

same examination were being attempted each time.

(1.4) A person applying for the Level 2 general insurance

certificate must have held the Level 1 general insurance certificate or met

the requirements for the Level 1 general insurance certificate at any time

within the previous 12 months.

(1.5) If a person who holds the Level 1 general insurance

certificate does not qualify for the Level 2 general insurance certificate

within 36 months after receiving the Level 1 general insurance certificate,

the Superintendent shall revoke the Level 1 certificate, and that person is

ineligible to reapply for the Level 1 certificate until one year after the

revocation.

(1.6) A person who applies for the Level 3 general insurance

certificate must

(

a) have responsibility for the management and

supervision of a general insurance agency,

(

b) have established eligibility for the Level 2

general insurance certificate within the previous 12 months, and

(

c) have had at least 24 months' experience in general

insurance within the previous 36 months.

Section 8(4) is amended

(

a) in clause (

b) by striking out "consecutive";

(

b) by repealing clause (

c) and substituting the following:

(

c) either

(

i) passed the qualifying examinations for

qualification as an Associate or Fellow of the Insurance Institute of

Canada,

(ii) established an academic standing that

is accepted by that Institute as being equivalent to passing those

examinations, or

(iii) had at least 10 years' claims adjusting

experience prior to January 1, 1990 and passed both the Adjuster's

Qualifying Examination and the oral examination approved by the Insurance

Adjusters Council.

11 The following is added after

section 8:

Prescribed penalties

8.1(1) The amounts prescribed as penalties for the purposes of

section 517(2) of the Insurance Act are as follows:

(

a) if there has been a finding of guilt referred to in

section 517(1)(

a) of the Act, $2500 for each offence;

(

b) if there has been a finding relating to a

contravention referred to in

section 517(1)(

b) of the Act, $250 for each

offence;

(

c) if there has been a finding of failure referred to

section 517(1)(

c) of the Act, $250 for each offence;

(

d) if there has been a finding referred to in

section

517(1)(

d) of the Act, $250 for each offence;

(

e) if there has been a finding referred to in

section

517(1)(

e) of the Act, $250 for each offence.

(2) The rate of interest prescribed for the purposes of

section

517(6) of the Insurance Act is 12% per annum, prorated in respect of any

part of a month, on the unpaid balance.

(3) The amounts prescribed as penalties for the purposes of

section

533(3) of the Insurance Act, insofar as it incorporates

section 517(2) of

that Act, are the same as those provided in subsection (1).

(4) The rate of interest prescribed for the purposes of

section

533(3) of the Insurance Act, insofar as it incorporates

section 517(6) of

that Act, is 12% per annum, prorated in respect of any part of a month, on

the unpaid balance.

Transitional

8.2(1) A person who held a certificate of authority to write life

insurance and to whom

section 516(1), (2) or (3) of the Act applied at any

time during the period from February 16, 1994 to the commencement of this

subsection is eligible to be granted a Level 1 life insurance certificate

for the period of 6 months from the commencement of this subsection, so

long as he complies with

section 6(1).

(2) A person who held a certificate of authority to write life

insurance but to whom

section 516(1), (2) or (3) of the Act never applied

at any time during the period from February 16, 1994 to the commencement of

this subsection is eligible to be granted a Level 2 life insurance

certificate for the period of 6 months from the commencement of this

subsection, so long as he complies with

section 6(1).

(3) A person who held a certificate of authority to act as a general

insurance agent at any time during the period from February 16, 1994 to the

commencement of this subsection is eligible, so long as he complies with

section 7(1), to be granted, for the period of 6 months from that

commencement,

(

a) if the person has responsibility for the management

and supervision of a general insurance agency and is the individual

designated under

section 508(3) of the Act, a Level 3 general insurance

certificate, or

(

b) otherwise, a Level 2 general insurance

certificate.

12(1)

Section 5, insofar as it adds a new

section 3(1.2)(

b) to the

Regulation being amended, comes into force on December 1, 1995.

(2) Subject to subsection (1), this Regulation comes into force on June 1,

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Alberta Regulation 111/95

Insurance Act

FEES, FORMS AND CERTIFICATES EXPIRY AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 399/95) pursuant to

section 22 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Fees, Forms and Certificates Expiry Regulation (Alta. Reg. 478/81)

is amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 9:

9.1 The fee payable by insurance adjusters for oral examinations is

$300.

3 This Regulation comes into force on June 1, 1995.

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Alberta Regulation 112/95

Insurance Act

INSURANCE COUNCILS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 400/95) pursuant to

section 22 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Insurance Councils Regulation (Alta. Reg. 323/88) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 9 is amended by adding the following after clause (d):

(d.1) to levy penalties, and to collect penalties levied, under

sections 517(2) and 533 of the Act, and to remit the money collected to the

Provincial Treasurer,

3 This Regulation comes into force on June 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 113/95

Insurance Act

REPLACEMENT OF LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACTS

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 401/95) pursuant to

section 22 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Replacement of Life Insurance Contracts Regulation (Alta. Reg.

63/90) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 5 is renumbered as

section 5(1) and the following is added

after subsection (1):

(2) The holder of a Level 1 life insurance certificate shall have

the disclosure statement countersigned by the holder of a Level 2 life

insurance certificate who, by countersigning it, accepts responsibility for

the completion of the disclosure statement as if he had completed the

disclosure statement himself, as the agent.

(3) References in subsection (2) to a level of life insurance

certificate are references to the level of a certificate of authority to

act as a life insurance agent specified in

section 3(1.1) of the Insurance

Agents and Adjusters Regulation (Alta. Reg. 32/89).

3 The

Schedule is amended by adding the following before the heading

"APPLICANT'S STATEMENT:":

LEVEL 2 AGENT'S STATEMENT: The agent referred to above is a Level 1 agent

and this disclosure statement is required to be countersigned by a Level 2

agent. By countersigning, I appreciate that I accept responsibility for

the completion of this statement as if I had completed the statement

myself, as the agent.

LEVEL 2 AGENT'S NAME

(Please print)

LEVEL 2 AGENT'S SIGNATURE

DATE

4 This Regulation comes into force on December 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 114/95

Insurance Act

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT INSURANCE BENEFITS

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 402/95) pursuant to

section 314 of the Insurance Act.

1 The Automobile Accident Insurance Benefits Regulations (Alta. Reg.

352/72) are amended by this Regulation.

2 Sections 1 and 2 preceding

Schedule "A" are repealed and the following

is substituted:

Schedule "A" applies with respect to accident insurance benefits

provided for in

section 313 of the Act or in this Regulation.

2 A contract evidenced by a motor vehicle liability policy insures,

in respect of an accident involving an automobile, for accident insurance

benefits payable to the persons, in or to at least the amounts, and in

accordance with or subject to

section 313 of the Act and the terms,

conditions, restrictions and exclusions, that are prescribed in

Schedule

"A".

3 The numbering in

Schedule "A" differs from the normal numbering

system in use in order to reflect the corresponding numbering in the

standard motor vehicle liability policy.

Schedule "A" is amended

(

a) in Subsection 1 of

Section B

(

i) in subsection (1) by striking out "$5000" and

substituting "$10 000";

(ii) in subsection (2) by striking out "$1000" and

substituting "$2000";

(

b) in Subsection 2 of

Section B

(

i) in

Part I

(

A) by striking out "$500" wherever it

occurs and substituting "$1000";

(

B) by striking out "$1,000" wherever it

occurs and substituting "$2000";

(

C) by striking out "$1,500" wherever it

occurs and substituting "$3000";

(

D) by striking out "$5,000" wherever it

occurs and substituting "$10 000";

(ii) in

Part II

(

A) by striking out "$150" and substituting

"$300";

(

B) by striking out "$50" and substituting

"$100".

(iii) by striking out the 2 paragraphs following the

heading "Subsection 2(B) - Supplemented Benefits Respecting Accidents

Occurring in Ontario" and substituting the following:

The insurer will pay with respect to an

insured person as defined in this

Section B who dies or suffers an

impairment as a result of an accident in Ontario benefits in the same

amount and subject to the same conditions provided in the Ontario Insurance

Act and its regulations as if the insured person were an insured person as

defined in the Statutory Accident Benefits

Schedule (Ontario Regulation

776/93).

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, no

exclusion or limitation existing in this

Section B or in the General

Provisions,

Definitions and Statutory Conditions of the automobile

insurance contract shall be opposable to an insured person entitled to

claim the Ontario statutory accident benefits resulting from an accident in

Ontario.

(

c) by adding the following at the end of

Schedule "A":

(7) In this Schedule,

(a) "common law spouse" means any man or woman who

although not legally married to a person lives and cohabits with that

person as the spouse of that person and is known as such in the community

in which they have lived;

(b) "survivor" means spouse or dependent relative.

(8) If a deceased insured leaves no surviving spouse and it is

established to the satisfaction of a court that

(

a) for the 5-year period immediately preceding the

death the deceased insured cohabited with a common law spouse, or

(

b) for the 2-year period immediately preceding the

death the deceased insured cohabited with a common law spouse by whom the

deceased had one or more children,

the benefits to which a spouse would have been entitled under this

Schedule are to be paid to that common law spouse.

4 This Regulation comes into force on October 1, 1995.

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Alberta Regulation 115/95

Securities Act

SECURITIES REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 406/95) pursuant to

section 196 of the Securities Act.

Definition 1

Prior publication of proposed rule 2

Exemption 3

Sunset clause 4

Amendment or variation 5

Time period for making representations 6

Offences 7

Payment of fees 8

Refund of fees 9

Return of material 10

Repeal 11

Coming into force 12

Schedule

Definition

1(1) In this Regulation, "Act" means the Securities Act.

(2) Where words and expressions that are defined in the Act are used in

this Regulation, those words and expressions have the same meaning as those

in the Act.

Prior publication of proposed Rule

2 Subject to

section 3, before making a rule the Commission shall

(

a) publish a notice of the proposed rule

(

i) in the Alberta Securities Commission

Summary, or

(ii) in such other manner as the Commission considers to

be appropriate,

and

(

b) within the period of time allowed under

section 6, give an

opportunity for interested persons and companies to make written

representations to the Commission with respect to the proposed rule.

Exemption

3 The Commission does not need to comply with the requirements of

section

(

a) where

(

i) all of the persons and companies who would be

subject to the proposed rule are named in the proposed rule,

(ii) the proposed rule is sent to each of those persons

and companies, and to any other person or company that the Commission

considers might reasonably be affected by the proposed rule, and

(iii) within the period of time allowed under

section 6,

an opportunity is given to each of those persons and companies to make

written representations to the Commission;

(

b) where

(

i) the proposed rule grants an exemption or removes a

restriction, and

(ii) the Commission considers that the proposed rule is

not likely to have a substantial effect on the interests of persons or

companies other than those who benefit under the proposed rule;

(

c) where the proposed rule is an amendment or variation that the

Commission considers does not materially change an existing rule;

(

d) where the Commission considers that it is in the public

interest to enact the proposed rule without delay because

(

i) there is an urgent need for the proposed rule, and

(ii) without the proposed rule being made, there is a

substantial risk of material harm to investors or to the integrity of the

capital markets.

Sunset clause

4(1) A rule made under

section 3(

d) ceases to have effect on the

expiration of the 275th day from the day that the rule came into force.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), if prior to the expiration of the

275-day period referred to in subsection (1) the Commission publishes a

notice of the rule under

section 2 in the same manner as if the rule were a

proposed rule, that rule shall remain in force.

Amendment or variation

5 If, after a notice of a proposed rule has been published under

section

2, the Commission proposes to make an amendment to the proposed rule that

the Commission considers to be a material change to the proposed rule, the

Commission shall

(

a) publish a notice of the proposed rule as amended

(

i) in the Alberta Securities Commission

Summary, or

(ii) in such other manner as the Commission considers

appropriate,

and

(

b) within the period of time allowed under

section 6, give an

opportunity to interested persons and companies to make written

representations to the Commission with respect to the proposed rule as

amended.

Time period for making represent-ations

6(1) The Commission may set the period of time within which an interested

person or company may make written representations to the Commission in

respect of a proposed rule.

(2) For the purposes of making written representations to the Commission

under

section 2 or 5 with respect to a proposed rule,

(

a) the period of time set by the Commission under subsection

(1) must be at least 30 days from the day that the notice of the proposed rule

is published, or

(

b) if a period of time for making written representations to the

Commission is not set under subsection (1), the period of time within which

written representations may be made to the Commission is 30 days from the

day that the notice of the proposed rule is published.

Offences

7 Any person or company that contravenes any of the following provisions

of the Alberta Securities Commission Rules is guilty of an offence pursuant

section 161(1)(

d) of the Act:

section 23(1), (1.1), (1.2), (2) and (3);

section 25(1), (2) and (3);

section 26;

section 29(1);

section 31(1) and (6);

section 32(1);

section 33(1);

section 34;

section 35;

section 36(1);

section 39(1) and (6);

section 55;

section 57;

section 60;

section 71.1(1), (2), (3), (4) and (5);

section 71.2;

section 71.3;

section 71.4;

section 73;

section 106(4);

section 112(3);

section 121;

section 128;

section 144(1);

section 163(1);

section 164(4), (5) and (6);

section 167;

section 177;

section 178;

section 179;

section 180.

Payment of fees

8 Any fee payable to the Commission under the Act, this Regulation, the

Alberta Securities Commission Rules or any other legislative authority

shall be paid to the Commission in accordance with the Schedule.

Refund of fees

9 The Executive Director may refund any fee or part of it that is payable

under the Act, this Regulation or the Alberta Securities Commission Rules

as the Executive Director considers reasonable in the circumstances.

Return of material

10(1) Material that is filed but is not completed in accordance with the

Act, this Regulation or the Alberta Securities Commission Rules may be

returned.

(2) If any material is returned under subsection (1), the fee paid on the

filing of the material shall not be refunded without the consent of the

Executive Director.

Repeal

11(1) In this section, "Securities Regulation (Alta. Reg. 46/87)" means

the Securities Regulation as it exists by virtue of

section 74 of the

Securities Amendment Act, 1995.

(2) The Securities Regulation (Alta. Reg. 46/87) is repealed.

Coming into force

12 This Regulation comes into force immediately following the coming into

force of

section 74 of the Securities Amendment Act, 1995.

SCHEDULE

FEES

1 In this Schedule,

(a) "gross proceeds" means the total proceeds realized from the

distribution, sale, conversion or exchange of securities under a prospectus

or in reliance on an exemption from prospectus requirements including any

proceeds realized pursuant to the reinvestment of dividends or the

distribution of income or capital gains;

(b) "money market mutual fund" means a money market mutual fund as

defined by National Policy Statement No. 39;

under the Shelf Procedures as defined by National Policy Statement No. 44;

(d) "net proceeds" means the gross proceeds realized in Alberta

from the distribution of a money market mutual fund under a prospectus less

the aggregate of the redemption or repurchase price paid to redeem or

repurchase securities of the fund held by persons in Alberta during the

period since the receipt for the prospectus was issued;

(e) "notice of proceeds" means a written notice to the Executive

Director of the aggregate gross or net proceeds, as the case may be,

realized in Alberta by an issuer or security holder from a distribution of

securities;

(f) "realized in Alberta" means distributed in or sold to

purchasers in Alberta;

(g) "Shelf Procedures" means the rules and procedures for the

distribution of securities of certain issuers on a continuous or delayed

basis as established under National Policy Statement No. 44;

(h) "special warrant" means a security

(

i) that is distributed in reliance on an exemption

from prospectus requirements,

(ii) that carries the right to purchase, convert or

exchange the security, without payment of any material additional

consideration, into another security, and

(iii) in respect of which the issuer or selling security

holder has agreed to file a prospectus for the distribution of the security

received on the exercise of the right.

2 Applications to the Executive Director shall be accompanied by the

following fees:

(

a) in the case of an application for registration or renewal of

registration as a dealer, adviser or underwriter, a fee of $1000;

(

b) in the case of an application by an individual for registration

or renewal of registration as a salesman of a registered dealer, a fee of

$300;

(

c) in the case of an application by an individual for registration

or renewal of a registration as a partner or officer of a registered dealer

or registered adviser, a fee of $350;

(

d) in the case of an application for reinstatement or transfer of

registration as a salesman of a registered dealer, a fee of $100;

(

e) in the case of an application by a person or company for

registration or renewal of registration as a dealer, adviser or

underwriter, an additional fee of $100 for each branch office of the person

or company carrying on business in Alberta at the date of application;

(

f) in the case of an application for amendment of registration as

a dealer, adviser or underwriter, a fee of $100 per change.

3(1) Subject to subsection (2), every preliminary or pro forma prospectus

filed shall be accompanied by a fee of $2500 for each issuer or selling

security holder whose securities may be distributed under it.

(2) Every preliminary prospectus filed, other than for the distribution of

securities on the exercise of a right under a special warrant, where the

value of the distribution of securities under the prospectus will not

exceed $1 000 000, shall be accompanied by a fee of $250 for each issuer or

selling security holder whose securities may be distributed under it.

(3) In addition to any fee payable under subsection (1) or (2), every

preliminary or pro forma prospectus filed for the distribution of more than

one class, unit or series of securities shall be accompanied by a fee of

$100 for each additional class, unit or series of securities.

4(1) Subject to subsection (2), the issuer or selling security holder

shall, for every prospectus filed for the distribution of securities,

(

a) file a notice of proceeds, and

(

b) pay a fee equal to the amount, if any, by which 0.03% of the

gross proceeds realized in Alberta by the issuer or selling security holder

from the distribution of securities under the prospectus exceeds the fees

paid under

section 3,

(

i) in the case of a non-continuous distribution of

securities, within 30 days from the earlier of

(

A) the completion of the distribution

under the prospectus, and

(B) 12 months from the date the receipt for

the prospectus is issued,

and

(ii) in the case of a distribution of securities under

the Shelf Procedures, within 25 months from the date that the receipt for

the prospectus is issued or,

(

A) in respect of a continuous

distribution, other than under a MTN Program, 5 business days after the end

of each month with respect to the securities distributed during that month,

(

B) in respect of a distribution under a

MTN Program, on filing a pricing supplement with respect to the securities

distributed under the pricing supplement, or

(

C) in respect of all other distributions,

30 days from completion of the distribution under a prospectus supplement

with respect to the securities distributed under the prospectus supplement,

whichever is the earliest.

(2) Except for the distribution of securities under the Shelf Procedures,

the issuer or selling security holder for every prospectus filed for the

continuous distribution of securities,

(

a) on the filing of a new prospectus to continue the distribution

under the prospectus, or

(

b) if a new prospectus is not filed, within 13 months from the

date that the receipt for the prospectus is issued,

shall

(

c) file a notice of proceeds, and

(

d) pay a fee equal to the amount, if any, by which

(i) 0.03% of the gross proceeds, or

(ii) in the case of a money market mutual fund, 0.03% of

the net proceeds,

realized in Alberta by the issuer or selling security holder from the

distribution under the prospectus exceeds the fees paid under

section 3.

(3) This

section does not apply to distributions of securities referred to

section 3(2).

5(1) Subject to subsection (2), every Form 20 filed shall be accompanied

by a fee equal to $100 and the amount, if any, by which 0.03% of the gross

proceeds realized in Alberta by the issuer or selling security holder from

the distribution in respect of which the Form 20 is filed exceeds $100.

(2) Every Form 20 filed in respect of a trade in securities where there is

no change in beneficial ownership of the securities as a result of the

trade shall be accompanied by a fee of $100.

6(1) Every notice filed under sections 65(1)(

o) and 107(1)(

h) of the Act

for the distribution of rights shall be accompanied by a fee of $1000.

(2) The issuer or selling security holder distributing rights under the

offering circular shall, within 30 days from the date of termination of the

offering,

(

a) file a notice of proceeds, and

(

b) pay a fee equal to the amount, if any, by which 0.03% of the

gross proceeds realized in Alberta by the issuer or selling security holder

from the rights offering exceeds $1000.

7 Every amendment to any

(

a) preliminary or pro forma prospectus,

(

b) prospectus, or

(

c) annual information form

filed shall be accompanied by a fee of $250.

8 Every report filed with any

(

a) preliminary prospectus,

(

b) pro forma prospectus, or

(

c) amendment to any of the documents referred to under

section 7

shall be accompanied by a fee of $100.

9(1) Every annual financial statement filed by a reporting issuer under

section 121 of the Act shall be accompanied by a fee of

(a) $2000, if the reporting issuer has filed an annual information

form under National Policy Statement No. 47, or

(b) $250, in all other cases.

(2) In addition to the fee payable under subsection (1), every annual

financial statement filed outside the prescribed time period shall be

accompanied by a fee of $100.

10(1) Every take-over bid or issuer bid circular filed shall be

accompanied by a fee of $1000.

(2) Every directors' circular or individual director's or officer's

circular filed shall be accompanied by a fee of $500.

(3) Every notice of change or variation in respect of a take-over bid

circular or issuer bid circular filed shall be accompanied by a fee of

$250.

11 Every application to the Commission for recognition as an exempt

purchaser or renewal of recognition as an exempt purchaser shall be

accompanied by a fee of $500.

12(1) The fee for an examination by a person appointed under

section 48 of

the Act is $1000 per day per person plus any reasonable expenses incurred

in connection with the examination.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), in the case of a limited or minor

examination, the fee prescribed under subsection (1) may be reduced to

reflect the cost of the examination.

13 Every notice of appeal to the Commission under

section 25(1) of the

Act shall be accompanied by a fee of $300.

14(1) Every application to the Commission under

section 116 of the Act

shall be accompanied by a fee of $500.

(2) Every application to the Commission under

section 144 of the Act shall

be accompanied by a fee of $500.

(3) Any application to the Commission for which a fee is not specifically

provided in this

Schedule shall be accompanied by a fee of $300.

(4) In addition to the fees payable under subsections (1), (2) and (3),

(

a) every application to the Commission on an expedited basis shall

be accompanied by a fee of $500, and

(

b) every application to the Commission for an order exempting a

person or company from any of the requirements of the Act, this Regulation

or the Rules in circumstances where the applicant is then in contravention

or default of the requirement to which the application relates shall be

accompanied by a fee of $250 for each such contravention or default.

15(1) Subject to subsection (2), every application to the Commission that

is heard by the Executive Director under

section 123 or 184(2) of the Act

shall be accompanied by a fee of $300.

(2) No fee is payable for an application to the Commission by an inactive

reporting issuer for an order under

section 123 of the Act.

16 Every application or request to the Executive Director for which a fee

is not specifically provided in this

Schedule shall be accompanied by a fee

of $150.

17 Where a statement referred to in

section 189 of the Act, including a

certificate issued under

section 113 of the Act, is certified for a person

or company by the Commission, a member of the Commission, the Executive

Director or the Secretary, the fee is $50 plus, if the statement includes

photocopies of documents required to be made available for public

inspection, an additional $0.50 per page photocopied.

18 The fee for photocopying is $0.50 per page photocopied.

19 The fee for a microfilm search is $10 per person or company.

20 The annual fee for the Alberta Securities Commission

Summary is $300.

21 Every document filed under the Act, this Regulation or the Rules,

Part

11, 12 or 14 of the Act

shall be accompanied by a fee of $50.

22 Every application to the Commission under

(a)

section 3(3) of the Business Corporations Act shall be

accompanied by a fee of $300;

(

b) section 145 of the Business Corporations Act shall be

accompanied by a fee of $300;

(c)

section 150(2) of the Business Corporations Act shall be

accompanied by a fee of $300;

(d)

section 165(3) of the Business Corporations Act shall be

accompanied by a fee of $300.

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Alberta Regulation 116/95

Justice of the Peace Act

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 409/95) pursuant to

section 7 of the Justice of the Peace Act and

Schedule 2,

section 4 of the

Public Sector Pension Plans Act.

1 The Justice of the Peace Regulation (Alta. Reg. 309/91) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 1 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the Justice of the Peace Act;

(b) "justice" means a justice of the peace appointed

under

section 1 of the Act;

sitting justice under

section 4(1) of the Act.

PART 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS

3 Sections 2, 4 and 6(

c) are amended by striking out "of the peace".

Section 7 is repealed.

5 The following is added at the end:

Change in address

8 A justice shall forthwith notify the Deputy Attorney General in

writing of any change in address.

Availability of regulations for examination

9 The Deputy Attorney General shall ensure that copies of all plans

and regulations referred to in

Schedule 2 that are not filed under the

Regulations Act are available for inspection by members of the public free

of charge at the Human Resources Offices of the Attorney General's

Department in Edmonton and Calgary during the normal working hours of those

offices.

PART 2 Definitions

10 In this Part and in

Schedule 2, "salaried non-sitting justice"

means a justice, other than a sitting justice, who is paid a salary for

working on a full-time basis, being a justice named in

Schedule 1 and whose

appointment was made before April 1, 1994 and has not ceased to have

effect.

Remuneration benefits and expenses

11 The remuneration, benefits, expenses and other terms and

conditions of service of salaried non-sitting justices are as set out in

Part 1 of

Schedule 2.

SCHEDULE 1

LIST OF SALARIED NON-SITTING JUSTICES

(Section 10)

The list of salaried non-sitting justices is as follows:

BRANDT, Barton Edward

DEAR, Timothy Herbert

DOYLE, Michele Theresa Mary

ELL, DeVon Gary

FERGUSSON, Patrick Angus Garry

MAGUIRE, John Michael

MARSH, Jerry Ronald

SPENCER, Roselynne Margaret

TROPEAU, Dwight Arthur John

WALLACE, Debra Ann

SCHEDULE 2

(Section 11)

Definitions for whole

Schedule

1 In this Schedule,

(a) "Benefits Regulation" means the provisions of the

Public Service Employees' Benefits Regulation made under the Public Service

Act that are applicable to opted out and excluded employees of the

Government;

(b) "Chief Judge" means the Chief Judge of the

Provincial Court of Alberta or, if that Chief Judge has delegated the

function in question under

section 6.3(

b) of the Act to another judge, that

other judge;

and Moving Expenses Regulation made under the Public Service Act.

Part 1

Salaried Non-sitting Justices

Definitions

2 In this Part,

(a) "regular hourly rate of pay" means the portion of a

salaried non-sitting justice's annual salary that is payable in respect of

each hour worked, based on

section 7;

(b) "regularly scheduled working hours" means the times

that the Chief Judge schedules as a salaried non-sitting justice's working

hours pursuant to

section 7(1) and (2).

Salary

3(1) Subject to subsection (2), the annual salary of a salaried

non-sitting justice is $40 812.

(2) The annual salary shall be reduced to reflect the 5 days' unpaid

leave of absence referred to in

section 4(2).

(3) The annual salary shall be paid in equal monthly instalments.

Leaves and holidays

4(1) A salaried non-sitting justice is entitled

(

a) to observe the paid holidays specified in the

Benefits Regulation,

(

b) to vacation and sick leave with pay computed and

calculated pursuant to the Benefits Regulation, and

(

c) to special and parental leave in accordance with

the Benefits Regulation.

(2) A salaried non-sitting justice shall take not less than 5 days'

unpaid leave of absence in each year, consisting of Easter Monday and the

"Christmas Floater" and the 3 days identified as unpaid days in each year

by the Public Service Commissioner for opted out and excluded employees of

the Government.

Participation in benefits plans

5 A salaried non-sitting justice is entitled to participate in the

as an opted out or excluded employee of the Government:

(

a) the Long Term Disability Income Continuance Plan;

(

b) the Group Life Insurance Plan for Management and

Excluded Employees;

(

c) the Public Service Pension Plan;

(

d) the Dental Plan and Optional Dental Plan for

Management and Excluded Employees;

(

e) the Extended Medical Benefits Plan;

(

f) the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan.

Expenses

6 A salaried non-sitting justice is entitled to be paid travelling

and other expenses and allowances established under the Expenses

Regulation.

Normal work duration

7(1) The normal hours of work for a salaried non-sitting justice are

1892 hours per year, or the equivalent on a monthly or weekly basis.

(2) A salaried non-sitting justice is required to work during the

times scheduled for regular work by the Chief Judge and the total hours of

work so scheduled must be consistent with subsection (1).

(3) Where the nature of the work or the exigencies of the service

require that the duties of a salaried non-sitting justice be performed

during times that are different from regularly scheduled working hours, the

Chief Judge may

schedule different times of work for the justice,

consistent with subsection (1).

Overtime

8(1) In this section, "overtime" means time worked or to be worked

in excess of the regularly scheduled working hours, and includes time spent

on authorized travel that is outside regularly scheduled working hours on a

paid holiday or on a day when a justice is not regularly scheduled to work,

but excludes travel time spent proceeding to and from the justice's usual

place of work and residence.

(2) A salaried non-sitting justice may be required by the Chief

Judge to work overtime, in which case, subject to subsections (3) and (4),

the Chief Judge shall

(

a) grant the justice time off in lieu of the overtime,

(

b) recommend payment for the overtime, in which case

the amount of the remuneration allowed is

(

i) at the rate of 1« times the regular

hourly rate of pay for work on any day other than on a paid holiday as

defined in the Benefits Regulation, and

(ii) for work on a paid holiday as so

defined, in addition to the regular pay for the time worked, either

(

A) one-half of the regular

hourly rate of pay for the time worked and, at some other time, time off

with pay equivalent to that worked,

(B) 1« times the regular hourly

rate of pay for the time worked.

(3) Where a salaried non-sitting justice works on Easter Monday or

the "Christmas Floater", the justice is entitled to receive compensation at

the rate of 1« times regular salary and where a justice works on any other

unpaid day referred to in

section 4(2), the Chief Judge shall grant the

equivalent time off at a time acceptable to the Chief Judge.

(4) Subject to subsection (5), the salaried non-sitting justice

eligible for overtime remuneration may be granted equivalent time off in

lieu if

(

a) it can be arranged at a time that is acceptable to

the Chief Judge,

(

b) the arrangements are made before the end of the

current fiscal year, and

(

c) it is taken within 12 months after the overtime was

worked.

(5) If the equivalent time off for overtime is not taken within the

time limits referred to in subsection (4), the Chief Judge may recommend

that

(

a) those time limits be extended, or

(

b) the overtime be paid out.

(6) Overtime payment or equivalent time off is to be calculated to

the nearest ¬ hour.

(7) Overtime payment is to be calculated from the salary rate being

paid at the time the overtime is worked notwithstanding a subsequent

retroactive change in that rate.

(8) When the salaried non-sitting justice is eligible for overtime

remuneration for time spent during travel referred to in subsection (1),

the overtime remuneration is to be paid at the regular rate of salary.

Call back pay

9 A salaried non-sitting justice who is called back to work outside

of regularly scheduled working hours is entitled to be paid for not less

than 2 hours including time spent travelling directly to and from the job,

at the applicable overtime rate in accordance with the eligibility for

overtime compensation pursuant to

section 8.

Shift differential

10 Where, because of operational requirements, a justice is

scheduled to work shifts over a period, the justice is entitled to receive

a shift differential of 75 cents per hour for working a shift in that

period where the majority of the hours in the shift fall between 4:00 p.m.

and 8:00 a.m.

Attendance

11 The Chief Judge shall ensure that the absences and the

attendances of salaried non-sitting justices be recorded in the form

specified by the Attorney General and shall inform the Attorney General or

a person designated by the Attorney General of them at the times determined

by the Attorney General.

Training and development

12 A salaried non-sitting justice is eligible for such training and

development as is agreed by the Chief Judge under the Staff Training and

Development Regulation under the Public Service Act.

6 The Public Service Pension Plan (Alta. Reg. 368/93) is amended

(

a) in

section 2(1)(p)(iv) by striking out "or (5)" and

substituting ", (5) or (5.1)";

(

b) in

section 3 by adding the following after subsection (5):

(5.1) For the purposes of the Plan, a salaried non-sitting

justice within the meaning of

section 10(

a) of the Justice of the Peace

Regulation (Alta. Reg. 309/91) remains an employee while still serving in

the capacity of such a justice of the peace.

(

c) in

section 10(

e) by adding "and (5.1)" after "3(4)".

7 This Regulation, except

section 6, is deemed to have come into force on

April 1, 1994.

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Alberta Regulation 117/95

School Act

BOARD OF REFERENCE REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 411/95) pursuant to

section 122 of the School Act.

Fees

1 A member of the Board of Reference shall be paid the following:

(a) $200 per hour actually spent at a hearing before the Board;

(

b) for the time spent in preparation for the hearing and in

writing the decision, to a maximum of $5000,

(i) $200 per hour for the first 7« hours, and

(ii) with the consent of the parties to the appeal, $150

per hour for the next 8 hours and $125 per hour for each additional hour;

(

c) if the hearing is cancelled after the Department of Education

has set the time and place of the hearing, $100 per day set to a maximum of

$300.

Expenses

2 A member of the Board of Reference shall be paid reasonable travelling

and living expenses incurred by the member in hearing the appeal.

Classes of costs and expenses

3 Amounts paid or payable under sections 1 or 2 are classes of costs and

expenses for the purposes of

section 122(1) of the School Act.

Alberta Regulation 118/95

Wildlife Act

GENERAL WILDLIFE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 415/95) pursuant to

section 96 of the Wildlife Act.

1 The General Wildlife Regulation (Alta. Reg. 50/87) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 3 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (2) and substituting the following:

(2) Subject to subsection (2.2), a recreational licence of a kind

named as a special licence is valid to hunt only

(

a) the kind of animal named in the licence,

(

b) in the area stated in the licence, and

(

c) at the times prescribed in

Schedule 1 of the

General Wildlife (Ministerial) Regulation as seasons for hunting under that

kind of licence but, if only a portion of that prescribed time is stated in

the licence, only that time is licensed.

(2.1) A recreational licence to hunt big game or Merriam's turkey

that is issued with one or more tags authorizes the killing of

(

a) one animal, in the case of a licence to hunt trophy

sheep, and

(

b) one animal for each tag issued with a licence,

other than a replacement tag, in the case of any other licence.

(2.2) A Minister's special licence is valid only in the area and at

the times prescribed in the licence, and the times may be outside an open

season.

(

b) by repealing subsection (8) and substituting the following:

(8) If a person is issued a recreational licence

(

a) that recreational licence authorizes that person to

hunt in accordance with this Act only if the person has, prior to hunting,

been issued a wildlife certificate and resource development stamp, and

(

b) the wildlife certificate, or, if the wildlife

certificate is lost or destroyed, a replacement wildlife certificate issued

to that person, is a component part of that licence.

(

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

(13) A supplemental antlerless white-tailed deer licence is valid

only for hunting antlerless white-tailed deer in WMUs 254 to 260, 500 to

510 and 514.

Section 4(3)(d)(ii)(

C) is amended by striking out "the Division" and

substituting "Natural Resources Service of the Department of Environmental

Protection where wildlife officers appointed by the Minister pursuant to

section 2(1) of the Act are stationed".

Section 5(2) is amended by striking out "employed by the Fish and

Wildlife Division of the Department of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife" and

substituting "appointed by the Minister pursuant to

section 2(1) of the

Act".

Section 23 is amended

(

a) in subsection (3)(

c) by striking out "employed by the Fish and

Wildlife Division of the Department of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife" and

substituting "appointed by the Minister pursuant to

section 2(1) of the

Act";

(

b) in subsection (3.1) by striking out "section 26(1)" and

substituting "section 26";

(

c) by repealing subsection (7).

Section 26 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)(

a) and (

b) by striking out "licensed hunters"

and substituting "licensed non-resident or non-resident alien hunters";

(

b) in subsection (5) by striking out "section 20 of the General

Wildlife (Ministerial) Regulation or a non-resident or non-resident alien

fall black bear licence" and substituting "section 20.1 of the General

Wildlife (Ministerial) Regulation".

Section 28(1)(a)(i), (5)(a)(

i) and (6) are amended by striking out

"section 20 of the General Wildlife (Ministerial) Regulation" and

substituting "section 20.1 of the General Wildlife (Ministerial)

Regulation".

Section 28.2(7)(

a) is amended by striking out "a transfer of all of

the" and substituting "each transfer of".

Part 1 of

Schedule 3 is amended

(

a) by repealing item 73 and substituting the following:

73 Horseguard Wildlife Management Unit

(322) Commencing at the junction of highway 11 and highway 22

just north of Rocky Mountain House; thence northerly along highway 22 to

its junction with highway 12; thence easterly along highway 12 to secondary

road 766; thence southerly along secondary road 766 to highway 11; thence

westerly along highway 11 to secondary road 766; thence southerly along

secondary road 766 to highway 54; thence westerly along highway 54 to

highway 22; thence northerly along highway 22 to highway 11; thence

northwesterly along highway 11 to the point of commencement.

(

b) by repealing item 78 and substituting the following:

78 Alder Flats Management Unit

(332) Commencing where highway 11 crosses the North

Saskatchewan River near Rocky Mountain House; thence downstream along the

right bank of the North Saskatchewan River to the southern boundary of

township 48; thence easterly along the southern boundary of township 48 to

secondary road 616; thence easterly along secondary road 616 to highway 20;

thence southerly along highway 20 to highway 53; thence westerly along

highway 53 to a road approximately one-half mile east of the Medicine

River; thence southerly along this road to highway 12; thence westerly

along highway 12 to highway 22; thence southerly along highway 22 to

highway 11; thence westerly along highway 11 to the point of commencement.

(

c) in item 128.1 by striking out "sections 23 and 24" and

substituting "sections 23 and 14";

(

d) in item 151 by striking out "the 25th baseline in

section 31,

township 96, range 24, west of the fourth meridian;" and substituting "the

west boundary of range 22, west of the fourth meridian; thence north along

the western boundary of range 22, west of the fourth meridian, to the 25th

baseline;".

Part 1 of

Schedule 5 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after item 5:

5.1 resident supplemental antlerless

white-tailed deer licence 15.89

(

b) by adding the following after item 69:

70 Minister's special licence Free

Schedule 12 is amended

(

a) by striking out

Ducks 10(a)(d)(

e) and substituting

Ducks 16(a)

(

b) by repealing clause (

a) and substituting the following:

(

a) not more than 2 of which may be pintails;

(

c) by repealing clauses (

d) and (e).

Alberta Regulation 119/95

Cemeteries Act

SERVICE CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL (CANADA)

LIMITED EXEMPTION REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 119/95) pursuant to

section 60 of the Cemeteries Act.

1 Subject to this Regulation, all mausoleums proposed to be constructed

in the Province of Alberta by Service Corporation International (Canada)

Limited are exempt from

section 5 of the Cemeteries Act.

2 Service Corporation International (Canada) Limited must obtain the

approval of the Minister for any site chosen for establishing a mausoleum

prior to entering into any form of agreement related to establishing a

mausoleum.

or on the establishment, construction or maintenance of a mausoleum

established by Service Corporation International (Canada) Limited.

4 Service Corporation International (Canada) Limited must, on the request

of the Minister, provide the Minister with the requested information and

documents.

Alberta Regulation 120/95

Government Organization Act

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS GRANTS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 420/95) pursuant to

section 13 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Municipal Affairs Grants Regulation (Alta. Reg. 82/78) is amended

by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

Schedule 7:

SCHEDULE 8

Metis Settlements Transition

Commission Grant

1 In this Schedule,

(a) "Commission" means the Metis Settlements Transition

Commission;

(b) "facilities" means the water or water and sewer

facilities located on certain Metis settlements.

2 The Minister may make a grant under this

Schedule to the

Commission for the purpose of upgrading facilities located on certain Metis

settlements.

3 The payment of a grant under this

Schedule is subject to the

Minister and the Commission.

Alberta Regulation 121/95

Liquor Control Act

LIQUOR ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 425/95) pursuant to

section 58 of the Liquor Control Act.

1 The Liquor Administration Regulation (Alta. Reg. 215/91) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 4(1) is amended by adding the following after clause (g):

(

h) in the case of a Class D licence described in

section 20(d), a

person who operates an agency store.

Section 7 is amended by adding the following after subsection (4):

(5) Notwithstanding subsection (4)(a), the Board shall not renew a

Class D licence described in

section 20(

d) if a Class D licence described

section 20(

c) is issued with respect to a premises in the municipality

where the licensed premises of the applicant for renewal is located.

Section 20 is amended by striking out "or" at the end of clause (b),

adding "or" at the end of clause (

c) and adding the following after clause

(c):

(

d) the operator of a general merchandise business in conjunction

with a licensed premises, approved by the Board.

5 The following is added after

section 23:

General merchandise off-sale

23.01(1) A Class D licensee who operates a general merchandise

business in conjunction with the licensed premises may

(

a) purchase from the Corporation or as otherwise

directed by the Corporation, the types and kinds of liquor specified in the

licence, and

(

b) sell the liquor specified in the licence, for

consumption off the licensed premises

in accordance with the Class D licence and any conditions imposed by

the Board on the licence.

(2) A licensee referred to in subsection (1) shall not sell liquor

to other licensees or permittees, unless the licensee is authorized by the

Board to make those sales.

Schedule 1 is amended by repealing item 2(

c) and substituting the

following:

(

c) Retail Liquor Store (section 20(c)) $700

(c.1) General Merchandise Off-Sale (section 20(d)) $300

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Alberta Regulation 122/95

Wildlife Act

GENERAL WILDLIFE (MINISTERIAL) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: May 31, 1995

Made by the Minister of Environmental Protection (M.O. 22/95) pursuant to

section 97 of the Wildlife Act.

1 The General Wildlife (Ministerial) Regulation (Alta. Reg. 95/87) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 1(1) is amended

(

a) by repealing clause (a.1);

(

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

(f.1) "Service" means an office of the Natural Resources

Service of the Department of Environmental Protection where wildlife

officers appointed by the Minister pursuant to

section 2(1) of the Act are

stationed;

3(1) In the following sections, "Division" is struck out and "Service" is

substituted:

12(b);

13(1)(b), (2)(b);

14;

18(5);

19.1;

22(2);

26(1)(a), (d), (1.1)(a), (1.3).

(2) In the following sections, "employed by the Division" is struck out

and "appointed by the Minister pursuant to

section 2(1) of the Act" is

substituted:

26(1)(b), (c), (1.1)(b), (1.2)(b);

29(4)(a);

39(b);

40(1)(b);(2).

Section 3(1)(a.1) is repealed.

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

(1.1) In this section, any licences referred to do not include a

Minister's special licence to hunt antlered elk or trophy sheep.

Section 15(1) is amended

(

a) in clause (

c) by striking out "Director of Wildlife" and

substituting "Director of the Wildlife Management Division";

(

b) in clause (c.1) by striking out "employed in Fish and Wildlife

Services of the Department of Environmental Protection," and substituting

"appointed by the Minister pursuant to

section 2(1) of the Act,".

Section 18(1) is amended by adding "or non-resident" after "resident".

Section 19(1)(b)(ii) is amended by striking out "resident".

Section 21(2) is amended by repealing clause (

c) and substituting the

following:

(

c) allocations of trophy sheep special licences held by the holder

other than those referred to in clause (b), with the approval of the

Minister.

Section 26(1.2) is amended

(

a) in clause (

a) by striking out "Division" and substituting

"Service";

(

b) by striking out "Division after the" and substituting Service

after the".

11 Sections 26(2) and 29(3) and (5) are amended by striking out "An

officer" and substituting "A wildlife officer appointed by the Minister

pursuant to

section 2(1) of the Act".

Section 27(2) is repealed.

Schedule 1 is amended

(

a) in

section 1

(

i) by striking out "and 2" and substituting ", 2A and

2B";

(ii) by striking out "big game zones 1 to 16" and

substituting "wildlife management units with numbers less than 600 and

wildlife management unit 841";

(

b) by repealing

section 2 and substituting the following:

2(1) In this Schedule, "season group" means individual groups of

dates establishing open seasons to hunt specified big game animals, subject

to the noted limitations, and each season group is designated by a letter

"G" or a letter "A" followed by a number.

(2) WMUs are assigned with an applicable season group or groups in

Table 1.

(3) Each specific group of dates establishing a season group

assigned in Table 1 is set out in either Table 2A or 2B.

(4) Each season group designated by the letter "A" followed by a

number represents a season group open to hunting with a bow and arrow only

and such seasons are referred to as "Archery Only Seasons".

(5) Each season group designated by the letter "G" followed by a

number represents a season group open to hunting subject to this Act that

is not restricted to the use of a bow and arrow only and such seasons are

referred to as "General Seasons".

(

c) in

section 3 by striking out "the open" and substituting

"additional open";

(

d) in

section 4

(

i) in clause (

h) by adding "420, 422, 426, 428, 430,

432, 434, 436, 437" after "360,";

(ii) in clause (

k) by striking out "September 7 to

September 24" and substituting "September 6 to September 23";

(iii) in clause (k.1) by striking out "October 17 to

October 29" and substituting "October 16 to October 28";

(iv) in clauses (

l) and (

m) by striking out "November 24

to November 26" and substituting "November 23 to November 25";

(

e) in

section 4.2

(

i) in subsections (1) and (2) by striking out

"February 28" wherever it occurs and substituting "the last day of

February";

(ii) in subsection (3) by adding "plus those cougars

that have been reasonably confirmed as having been killed or removed from

the wild population either directly or indirectly by the actions of any

person or by collision with any vehicle" after "this Regulation";

(iii) in subsection (4)

(

A) by repealing clauses (a), (b), (

c) and

(

d) and substituting the following:

(

a) in Cougar Management Area

1, 6 female cougar or 11 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

b) in Cougar Management Area

2, 1 female cougar or 2 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

c) in Cougar Management Area

3, 4 female cougar or 8 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

d) in Cougar Management Area

4, 5 female cougar or 10 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

B) by repealing clauses (f), (g), (h),

(i), (

j) and (

k) and substituting the following:

(

f) in Cougar Management Area

6, 5 female cougar or 11 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

g) in Cougar Management Area

7, 7 female cougar or 13 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

h) in Cougar Management Area

8, 7 female cougar or 14 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

i) in Cougar Management Area

9, 4 female cougar or 8 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

j) in Cougar Management Area

10, 2 female cougar or 4 cougar, whichever occurs first;

(

k) in Cougar Management Area

11, 3 female cougar or 6 cougar, whichever occurs first.

(

f) in

section 5

(

i) by repealing subsection (2);

(ii) in subsection (6) by striking out "October 1 to

October 2, October 29 to October 30 and November 5 to November 6" and

substituting "September 30 to October 1, October 28 to October 29 and

November 4 to November 5.";

(

g) in

section 6(a)

(

i) by adding "except when the hunting is by means of a

falconry bird, and" after "Sunday";

(ii) in subclause (

i) by adding "420, 422, 426, 428,

430, 432, 434, 436, 437" after "360,";

(

h) in

section 7(2)(

a) and (a.1) by striking out "February 28"

wherever it occurs and substituting "the last day of February";

(

i) in

section 10

(

i) by striking out "applicable to Tables 1 and 2" and

substituting "applicable to Tables 2A and 2B";

(ii) by repealing footnotes 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 to 14, 16 to

23, 26 to 34 and 37 to 57 and substituting the following:

5 This season applies to calf moose only.

6 This season applies only on Thursday, Friday

and Saturday.

(

j) in

section 12

(

i) in footnote 12, by adding "There is no open season

for sharp-tailed grouse in WMU 429." after "October 31.";

(ii) by adding the following after footnote 24:

25 This season does not apply to WMUs 326, 328,

330, 339 and 429.

(

k) by repealing Tables 1, 2, 3 and 6 and substituting the Tables

1, 2A, 2B, 3 and 6 set out in the

Schedule to this Regulation;

(

l) in Table 5, in the entry for GAME BIRD ZONE 4, Gray Partridge,

by striking out "S15-N30" and substituting "S15-N3025".

Schedule 2 is amended

(

a) by striking out

Sage Grouse 2

Ducks 5(a)(d)(

e) and substituting the following:

Sage Grouse 1

Ducks 8(a)

(

b) by repealing item (

a) and substituting the following:

(

a) Not more than 1 of which may be a pintail.

(

c) by repealing items (

d) and (e).

Section 13(a), (b), (c), (d), (g), (

i) and (

k) come into force on July

1, 1995.

SCHEDULE 1

TABLE 1

BIG GAME SEASONS

WMU

SEASON GROUP

GENERAL

SEASONS

ARCHERY ONLY

SEASONS

102,104,106,108,110,112,116,118,

119,124,128,130,132,134,136,138,

140,142,144,148,150,151,152,156,

158,160,162,163,164

G24

A18

G27

A19

G28

A21

202,204

G25

A22

G34

A23

G25

A22

G24

A18

N/A

A34

G10

A32

216,220,221

G25

A22

G31

A21

G30

A22

226,228

G31

A21

G34

A23

G29

A23

234,236,238,240

G28

A21

G30

A22

244,246

G32

A20

N/A

A35

G33

A20

252,254

G29

A23

256,258

G28

A21

G29

A23

G22

A16

G21

A17

304,305

G23

A17

306,308

G21

A17

310,312,314

G20

A15

G37

A24

318,320,322,324

G35

A28

G13

G11

G35

A28

334,336

G30

A22

337,338

G36

A29

339,340,342,344

G36

A29

G12

355,356

400,402

G19

A14

404,406

G17

A12

G18

A13

N/A

A34

412,414

G15

A11

416,417,418,420,422

G14

A11

G15

A11

G14

A11

G14

A11

432,434,436

G15

A11

G16

A11

438,439

G15

A11

440,441,442,444,445,446

G15

A10

G29

A31

501,502

G33

A20

503,504

G42

A33

G38

A25

G26

A37

G39

A26

G30

A22

G41

A30

G40

A27

511,512,514,515,516,517,518,519, 520

524,525

528,529,530,531,532,534

540,542,544

G43

A36

Alberta Regulation 123/95

Alberta Health Care Insurance Act

ORAL AND FACIAL SURGERY BENEFITS REGULATION

Filed: June 1, 1995

Made by the Minister of Health (M.O. 198/95) pursuant to

section 7 of the

Alberta Health Care Insurance Act.

Definition 1

Health services 2

Rates of benefits 3

Increased benefit 4

Repeal 5

Coming into force 6

List of Oral and Facial Surgery Services

Definition

1 In this Regulation, "Schedule of Dentistry Benefits" means the

Schedule

of Dentistry Benefits prepared and published by the Department of Health

and approved by the Minister.

Health services

2 Benefits are payable for the oral and facial surgery services set out

in the list of services attached to this Regulation.

Rates of benefits

3 The rates of benefits payable for oral and facial surgery services and

descriptions of those services are set out in the

Schedule of Dentistry

Benefits.

Increased benefit

4(1) A rate higher than the rate set out in the

Schedule of Dentistry

Benefits may be payable if unusual complications occur or unusual care is

required.

(2) A request for an increased benefit must be accompanied by supporting

evidence satisfactory to the Minister.

Repeal

5 The Dental Benefits Regulation (Alta. Reg. 407/92) is repealed.

Coming into force

6 This Regulation comes into force on June 1, 1995.

LIST OF ORAL AND FACIAL SURGERY SERVICES

(

a) diagnostic interview and evaluation or consultation;

(

b) arthroscopy temporo-mandibular joint;

(

c) injection or infusion of other therapeutic or prophylactic

substance;

(

d) cranioplasty;

(

e) operations on cranial peripheral nerves;

(

f) submucous resection of nasal septum;

(

g) reduction of nasal fracture;

(

h) intranasal antrotomy;

(

i) repair and plastic operation of nasal sinus;

(

j) excision of dental lesion of jaw;

(

k) other orthodontic operation;

(

l) repair and plastic operations on tongue;

(

m) other operations on tongue;

(

n) incision of salivary gland or duct;

(

o) excision of lesion of salivary gland;

(

p) other operations on salivary gland or duct;

(

q) drainage of face or floor of mouth;

(

r) incision of palate;

(

s) excision of lesion or tissue of palate;

(

t) plastic repair of mouth (internal);

(

u) palatoplasty;

(

v) invasive diagnostic procedures on oral cavity;

(

w) other operations on mouth and face;

(

x) plastic operation on pharynx;

(

y) control of hemorrhage, not otherwise specified;

(

z) reduction of facial fractures;

(aa) incision of facial bone without division;

(bb) temporomandibular arthroplasty;

(cc) other facial bone repair and osteoplasty;

(dd) invasive diagnostic procedures on facial bones;

(ee) other operations on facial bones and joints;

(ff) sequestrectomy;

(gg) synovectomy;

(hh) repair and plastic operations on joint structures;

(ii) incision of muscle, tendon, fascia and bursa;

(jj) relaxation of scar or contracture of skin;

(kk) flap or pedicle graft;

(ll) oral and burn appliances.

Alberta Regulation 124/95

School Act

SCHOOL COUNCILS REGULATION

Filed: June 1, 1995

Made by the Minister of Education (M.O. 031/95) pursuant to

section 17(9)

of the School Act.

Definitions 1

Notice of establishment meeting 2

Holding of an establishment meeting 3

Chair and secretary at establishment meeting 4

Agenda at establishment meeting 5

Right to vote at establishment meeting 6

Members of a school council 7

Faith of council members 8

Remuneration of council members 9

Prohibition against incorporation 10

School council officers 11

Duty to report to the board 12

Date for first meeting of a school council 13

Suspension of a school council 14

By-laws of a school council 15

Fees prohibited 16

Exemptions 17

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the School Act;

(b) "board" has the meaning given to it in the Act;

before the coming into force of this Regulation that provides advice to the

principal of a school, but does not include a group that has been

established for the sole purpose of raising money for the school;

(d) "school community" means

(

i) students enrolled in the school and their parents,

(ii) children enrolled in an Early Childhood Services

program at the school and their parents,

(iii) the school staff, and

(iv) other persons who have an interest in the school.

Notice of establishment meeting

2(1) If a school has a parent advisory council, the principal must, after

consulting with that council, give notice to the following persons of a

meeting to be held for the purpose of establishing a school council for the

school:

(

a) a parent of each student enrolled in the school;

(

b) a parent of each child enrolled in an Early Childhood Services

program at the school;

(

c) the school staff;

(

d) other members of the school community who, in the principal's

opinion, should be given notice.

(2) If a school has no parent advisory council, the principal must give

the notice required under subsection (1) on his own initiative.

(3) The notice must

(

a) describe the purpose of the meeting, and

(

b) set out the time, date and location of the meeting.

(4) The notice must be given at least 21 days before the date of the

meeting.

(5) The notice to persons referred to in subsection (1)(

d) only

(

a) may be posted in 5 or more locations that are accessible to the

public in the area around the school, or

(

b) may be advertised in a publication that is circulated to the

general public in the area around the school.

Holding of an establishment meeting

3(1) Each school must hold an establishment meeting not later than

February 15, 1996.

(2) If there are fewer than 7 parents in attendance at an establishment

meeting or if an establishment meeting is not successful in establishing a

school council, the principal may establish an advisory committee for that

year.

(3) If a school is unsuccessful in establishing a school council, a

meeting must be held not later than 60 days after the start of the next

school year for the purpose of establishing a school council for that

school.

Chair and secretary at establishment meeting

4(1) If a school has a parent advisory council, the principal must, after

consulting with that council, decide who is to act as the chair and who is

to act as the secretary at the establishment meeting.

(2) If a school has no parent advisory council, the principal must make

the decisions required under subsection (1) on his own initiative.

Agenda at establishment meeting

5 The persons attending an establishment meeting must

(

a) decide, subject to

section 7(4), the size of the school

council,

(

b) decide on the term of office of each member of the school

council, and

(

c) elect the members of the school council referred to in

section

7(1)(d).

Right to vote at establish-ment meeting

6 Only persons who attend the establishment meeting and are

(

a) parents of students enrolled in the school, or

(

b) parents of children enrolled in an Early Childhood Services

program at the school

are entitled to vote on matters raised at the meeting.

Members of a school council

7(1) Each school council must consist of the following members:

(

a) the principal of the school;

(

b) at least one person who is a teacher at the school, elected by

the teachers at the school;

(

c) if the school is a senior high school, at least one person who

is a student enrolled in the school, elected by the students enrolled in

the school;

(

d) parents of students enrolled in the school, elected by parents

who attend the establishment meeting;

(

e) at least one person appointed in accordance with subsection

(2) or elected in accordance with subsection (3).

(2) The members of a school council referred to in subsection (1)(a), (b),

(

c) and (

d) may establish the process to appoint one or more persons who

have an interest in the school as members of the school council.

(3) Parents who attend the establishment meeting may elect as a member of

the school council at least one person who is a parent of a child enrolled

in an Early Childhood Services program at the school.

(4) A school council must consist of

(

a) a minimum of 7 members if the school is an elementary or junior

high school, or

(

b) a minimum of 9 members if the school is a senior high school.

Faith of council members

8 Unless a resolution has been passed under

section 17(3) of the Act, the

members of a school council may be of any faith.

Remuneration of council members

9 No member of a school council shall receive any remuneration for acting

as a member of the council.

Prohibition against incorporation

10 No school council shall incorporate under the Societies Act or

Part 9

of the Companies Act.

School council officers

11(1) Each school council must have a chair and any other officers

required by the by-laws of the school council.

(2) Every member of a school council is eligible to be elected as an

officer of the school council.

Duty to report to the board

12 The chair of a school council must prepare and provide to the board

annually a report

(

a) setting out the activities of the school council in the year,

(

b) including a financial statement relating to money handled by

the school council in the year, if any, and

(

c) including a copy of the minutes for each meeting of the school

council held in the year.

Date for first meeting of a school council

13(1) For the 1995-96 school year, the first meeting of the school council

must be held on or before March 1, 1996.

(2) For any school year after the 1995-96 year, the first meeting of the

council must be held not later than 70 days after the start of the school

year or as specified in the by-laws.

Suspension of a school council

14(1) If a quorum is not available for a meeting of a school council and

the meeting has been re-scheduled on 2 or more occasions, the board may

suspend the operation of the school council until the following year.

(2) If the operation of a school council is suspended, the principal may

establish an advisory committee to carry out the duties of the school

council until a new school council is established.

(3) A new school council must be established not later than 60 days after

the start of the next school year in accordance with sections 2 to 7.

By-laws of a school council

15(1) Each school council may make by-laws

(

a) respecting the calling of special or other meetings of the

school council;

(

b) prescribing other officers, in addition to the chair, required

for the school council;

(

c) respecting the role of the chair and other officers of the

school council relating to the conduct of the school council's affairs;

(

d) respecting the number of times the school council must meet

each year;

(

e) respecting the location of school council meetings;

(

f) respecting the number of school council members that

constitutes a quorum at meetings of the school council;

(

g) respecting the election of the officers of the school council;

(

h) respecting a conflict resolution process for internal school

council disputes.

(2) A by-law under subsection (1) does not come into force unless it is

approved by a majority of

(

a) parents of students enrolled in the school, and

(

b) parents of children enrolled in an Early Childhood Services

program at the school

who vote at a special meeting of the school council called for that

purpose.

(3) The by-laws continue in force from year to year unless

(

a) they are amended at a special meeting of the school council

called for that purpose, and

(

b) the amendment is approved in accordance with subsection (2).

Fees prohibited

16 No school council shall be charged a fee for the use of the school or

school facilities for the purpose of holding a meeting of the school

council.

Exemptions

17 The following are exempt from the application of

section 17 of the Act

and this Regulation:

(

a) a school for resident students of the Government as described

section 27(6) of the Act that is provided in an institution approved by

the Minister;

(

b) a school for students that is provided in an institution

approved by the Minister.

Document details

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Citation	0615 ii
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Language	en
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