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Maintenance Enforcement Regulations

made under subsection 61(1) of the

Maintenance Enforcement Act

S.N.S. 1994-95, c. 6

O.I.C. 96-137 (effective March 5, 1996), N.S. Reg. 40/1996

as amended to O.I.C. 2018-73 (effective March 27, 2018), N.S. Reg. 49/2018

Table of Contents

Please note: this table of contents is provided for convenience of reference and does not form part of the regulations.

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Title

Definitions

Persistent arrears: number of payments and total accumulated amount prescribed

Forms

Time deadlines

Disclosure of financial information

Disclosure to professional organizations prescribed

Garnishment

Notification by the income source if payments cease

Attachment of payor’s pension entitlement

Fees

Costs to be awarded

Service of documents on Director

Form 1: Statement of Financial Information

Form 2: Notice of Garnishment

Form 3: Notice of Variation of Garnishment

Form 4

Form 5: Satisfaction Piece

Form 6: Notice to Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement

Form 7: Notice to Payor of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement

Form 8: Notice of Attachment of Pension Entitlement

Title

1 These regulations may be cited as the Maintenance Enforcement Regulations .

Definitions

(1) For the purpose of the Act and these regulations,

“income” includes but is not limited to

(

i) federal benefits, which are benefits payable to the payor under

(

A) the Employment Insurance Act (Canada),

(

B) Sections 3, 11, 19 or 21 of the Old Age Security Act (Canada), or

(

D) the Canada Pension Plan ,

(ii) an insurance settlement payable to the payor,

(iii) a lottery winning payable to the payor,

(iv) an inheritance received by the payor, or

(

v) any money or benefits owed or payable to the payor under a contract,

express or implied, or an enactment, or on any other basis, including a

debt owed to the payor.

“pension benefit” means a periodic payment of money to which a person is entitled

pursuant to a pension plan;

“prescribed registered retirement savings plan” means a registered retirement savings

plan that is

(

i) established in accordance with the Income Tax Act (Canada), and

(ii) established by a contract that includes or is required by

an Act of the

Legislature or Parliament to include the provisions prescribed by

regulations made pursuant to the Pension Benefits Act for a contract that

establishes a retirement savings arrangement for the purpose of a transfer

under

Section 50 of the Pension Benefits Act ;

“proceeding” includes both a proceeding in court and any action taken by the

Director in accordance with the provisions of the Act;

“spouse” includes

(

i) a husband or wife of a payor, and

(ii) a man or woman who is living with a payor in a marriage-like

relationship.

(2) In these regulations

(a) “administrator” means an administrator as defined in clause 27A(

a) of the Act;

(b) “pension entitlement” means a pension entitlement as defined in clause 27A(

b) of the Act;

(c) “pension plan” means a pension plan as defined in clause 27A(

c) of the Act.

Persistent arrears: number of payments and total accumulated amount prescribed

2A For the purpose of the definition of “persistent arrears” in clause 2(fa) of the Act,

(

a) any 3 payment periods is prescribed as the number of times for a payor to have

failed to make, in full, all payments required under a maintenance order; and

(b) $3000 is prescribed as the total amount of arrears for a payor to have

accumulated.

Forms

(1) For the purpose of

Section 34 of the Act and these regulations a statement of

financial information shall be in Form 1 attached hereto and forming part of these

regulations.

(2) For the purpose of

Section 19 of the Act a notice of garnishment shall be in Form 2

attached hereto and forming part of these regulations.

(3) For the purpose of subsection 20(5) of the Act a notice of variation of garnishment

shall be in Form 3 attached hereto and forming part of these regulations.

(4) For the purpose of subsection 38(4) of the Act a certificate of judgment shall be in

Form 4 attached hereto and forming part of these regulations.

(5) For the purpose of subsection 38(6) of the Act a certificate of the discharge of a

judgment shall be in the form of a satisfaction piece as contained in Form 5 attached

hereto and forming part of these regulations.

(6) For the purpose of clause 27C(1)(

a) of the Act, a notice to an administrator of the

Director’s intention to attach a payor’s pension entitlement shall be in Form 6.

(7) For the purpose of clauses 27C(1)(

b) and (

c) of the Act, a notice to a payor of the

Director’s intention to attach the payor’s pension entitlement shall be in Form 7.

(8) For the purpose of subsection 27F(1) of the Act, a notice to an administrator of

attachment of a payor’s pension entitlement shall be in Form 8.

Time deadlines

4 If the recipient and payor wish to opt out of the enforcement program pursuant to

Section

10 of the Act, the recipient shall file with the Director a written consent signed by them

both, within 10 days of receiving notice from the Director’s office that the maintenance

order has been filed with the program.

6 For the purpose of subsection 30(2) of the Act, 21 days from the day the payor receives a

notice is prescribed as the time for the payor to make an arrangement satisfactory to the

Director for complying with the maintenance order.

7 Pursuant to

Section 41 of the Act if there is a termination of the maintenance obligation

under the order, the parties to a maintenance order filed with the Director shall notify the

Director in writing immediately, which notice shall be consented to and signed by both

parties.

Disclosure of financial information

8 If the Director requires financial information from the payor, the Director may ask the

payor to provide the following:

(

a) supporting financial documents, including

(

i) a copy, certified by Revenue Canada, of each of the 3 most recent

income tax returns filed with Revenue Canada by the payor and of the

assessment notice that relates to each of those returns,

(ii) a copy of each pay stub or similar statement received during the past 6

months by or on behalf of the payor from the payor’s employer to

account for the payor’s employee income and deductions,

(iii) a copy of each statement of income other than employee income received

during the past 6 months by or on behalf of the payor, including

unemployment insurance, disability, pension, superannuation and

worker’s compensation,

(iv) a copy of the most recent assessment notice for each property in which

the payor has a beneficial interest,

(

v) a copy of each statement of account received during the past 12 months

by the payor from a savings institution, insurer, broker, or other

investment institution,

(vi) a copy of each credit card statement the payor has received during the

past 6 months,

(vii) a copy of any loan document evidencing the payor’s current

indebtedness;

(

b) a statement of financial information as set out in Form 1 completed by the

payor’s spouse;

(

c) any additional documents requested by the Director to support claims made by

the payor as to his or her financial circumstances generally; and

(

d) proof of job search and monthly update of efforts to seek employment.

Disclosure to professional organizations prescribed

8A

(1) For the purpose of clause 32(1)(

p) of the Act, this

Section prescribes an additional

exception to the prohibition against disclosure in subsection 32(1) of the Act.

(2) If a payor is in default under a maintenance order being enforced by the Director, the

Director may disclose any information or documents related to the payor, the default,

the maintenance obligation, the circumstances of the payor’s default or the steps

taken by the Director to enforce the maintenance order, to any of the following:

(

a) a professional or occupational organization that the Director believes the payor

belongs to;

(

b) the governing body of a self-governing or regulated profession that the Director

believes the payor practises;

(

c) an entity that is responsible for a licence or registration that the Director

believes the payor holds for occupational purposes;

(

d) an entity that is responsible under an enactment for governing the conduct of

individuals for occupational purposes in an occupation that the Director

believes the payor practises.

(3) The information and documents that may be disclosed under subsection (2) may

include any of the following:

(

a) the name of the payor;

(

b) the date of the maintenance order;

(

c) the amount and frequency of the payor’s maintenance obligation under the

maintenance order;

(

d) the amount of the arrears owing under the maintenance order at the time of the

disclosure;

(

e) any other name or any alias by which the payor is or has been known;

(

f) the payor’s date of birth;

(

g) the payor’s last known home and work addresses;

(

h) any membership or other number by which the organization, governing body

or entity identifies the payor;

(

i) a copy of the maintenance order;

(

j) a description of the steps taken by the Director to enforce the maintenance

order;

(

k) a sworn statement of arrears prepared by the Director in respect of the arrears

owing under the maintenance order at the time of the disclosure;

(

l) a copy of any document filed with the Director’s office in relation to the

enforcement of the maintenance order, or prepared by the Director for that

purpose.

Garnishment

(1) A garnishment issued by the Director may be valid for 5 years.

(2) If the Director issues a garnishment to an income source, the amount garnished

monthly may be in an amount equal to 25% of the gross income of the payor in

addition to the amount of the regular maintenance payment required under the

Maintenance Order, calculated monthly, until the arrears are paid off or until further

proceeding by the Director. Once the arrears are paid off, the Director may require

an income source to forward to the Director the amount of the regular maintenance

payment required under the Maintenance Order.

(3) If the Director issues more than one notice of garnishment to an income source in

respect of the same payor, and the money payable to the payor from the income

source is insufficient to satisfy all the notices, the Director shall ensure that the

amounts garnished from the income of the payor shall not exceed 25% of the gross

income of the payor, regardless of the number of notices that have been issued.

(4) The Director has the discretion to issue a garnishment to an income source for an

amount less than 25% of the gross income of the payor, if the Director believes that

to do otherwise would cause undue hardship to the payor.

(5) If the Director issues a garnishment against federal benefits owed to the payor, in no

case shall such a garnishment exceed 50% of the federal benefits payable to the

payor.

Notification by the income source if payments cease

10 Within 10 days of ceasing to make payments under garnishment, the income source shall

advise the Director in writing, providing the following information:

(1) the date and circumstances that resulted in the income source ceasing to make these

payments;

(2) the date and circumstances, if any, for resumption of an obligation of the income

source to pay money to the payor in the future; and

(3) if payment ceased because the payor ceased to be employed by the income source,

(

a) the name and address of the payor’s new employer, where these are known to

the income source; and

(

b) the pay, salary or other monetary benefits to which the payor became entitled

from the income source on termination.

Attachment of payor’s pension entitlement

11 The information respecting a payor’s pension entitlement to be provided by an

administrator pursuant to clause 27C(1)(

a) of the Act shall include

(

a) the most recent address for the payor in the administrator’s records;

(

b) if the restrictions described in subsection 27D(1) of the Act do not apply to the

payor,

(

i) confirmation that the restrictions described in subsection 27D(1) of the

Act do not apply to the payor, and

(ii) the value of the payor’s pension entitlement that would be, or but for a

provision of the pension plan would be, available to be transferred from

the pension plan as of the date of the notice in Form 6;

(

c) the postal address of the administrator;

(

d) the address of the administrator where personal service of notices and

documents can be effected for purposes of the Act and these regulations.

Fees

(1) The Director may charge to the payor the following fees pursuant to the Act:

(a) $33.15, if the payor requests that the Director provide an annual statement

showing the current status of payments;

(b) $46.45, if a cheque received by the Director from the payor is returned to the

Director because of insufficient funds;

(c) $59.80, if the Director is required to provide a certificate of the discharge of a

judgment entered pursuant to

Section 38 of the Act;

(

d) where a payor is in default of a maintenance order filed with the Director under

the Act:

(i) $265.40, payable once in any 12-month period, in addition to the fees set

out in subclauses (ii) to (v), if the Director is required as a result of the

default to take any measure under the Act to enforce the maintenance

order,

(ii) $99.50, if the Director is required to issue a garnishment against an

income source of the payor,

(iii) $66.35, if the Director is required to examine the payor in accordance

with Sections 34 and 35 of the Act,

(iv) $66.35, if the Director is required to request that the Registrar of Motor

Vehicles suspend or revoke the payor’s privileges in relation to a motor

vehicle,

(v) $265.40, if the Director is required to attach the pension entitlement of

the payor pursuant to Sections 27A to 27F of the Act.

(2) The Director has the discretion to waive payment by a payor of any of the fees

prescribed in subsection (1) where, in the opinion of the Director, the payor’s

financial circumstances warrant it.

(3) If a payor complies with a payment arrangement that is accepted by the Director, the

Director has the discretion to waive, in whole or in part, the payment of a fee

charged under subclause 12(1)(d)(i).

Costs to be awarded

13 If satisfied that the payor who is a party to a proceeding before the court could have

avoided defaulting under a maintenance order, the court may award costs against the payor

in the amount of $664.10 in favour of the Director.

Service of documents on Director

(1) Subject to subsection (4), for the purposes of the Act and these regulations, service

on the Director of a notice or document shall be by registered mail to any postal

address provided by the Director for that purpose, or by personal delivery to any

regional office of the Director.

(2) For the purposes of clause 27C(1)(

b) of the Act, service by the Director on a payor

of a notice in Form 7 shall be effected by mailing it by registered mail to the most

recent address in the Director’s records for the payor.

(3) For the purposes of the Act and these regulations, service by the Director on an

administrator of a notice or document required to be served by the Director on an

administrator shall be effected by registered mail to the postal address of the

administrator provided by the administrator to the Director for that purpose, or by

personally serving the administrator.

(4) For the purpose of subsection 27E(2) of the Act, service by a payor on the Director

and on an administrator of a notice of an application shall be effected by personally

serving the Director and the administrator, respectively.

________________________________________________________________

Form 1

Statement of Financial Information

In the Family Court for the Province of Nova Scotia Court File Number

Under the Maintenance Enforcement Act MEP Case No.

Court Location

In the case between:

Name Applicant

and:

Name Respondent

Affidavit

I, (Name) ________________, at _____________ in the Province of Nova Scotia

MAKE OATH AND SAY:

1. THAT I have made a full and complete disclosure of my present financial situation in the

Statement of Financial Information (exhibit “A”) which is attached to my affidavit.

2. THAT all the information contained in my Statement of Financial Information is true and

correct.

Sworn before me at (Location) ______________ in the Province of Nova Scotia, on

______________, 19___ [20__].

A Commissioner for taking oaths in Respondent

the Province of Nova Scotia

Take Notice

It is an offence to give false information

FAILURE TO PROVIDE the Statement of Financial Information may lead to action being

taken under

Section 34 of the Maintenance Enforcement Act. This may include an order for

your imprisonment, or an order for you to pay the Applicant an amount of up to $2000.

YOU MUST SUBMIT COPIES OF THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS WITH THE

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION:

(a) 3 most recent income tax returns certified by Revenue Canada and the

assessment notice which relates to each of those returns;

(

b) each pay stub or similar statement received by you or on your behalf from your

employer to account for your employee income and deductions during the past

6 months;

(

c) each statement of income other than employee income received by you or on

your behalf during the past 6 months including unemployment insurance,

disability, pension, superannuation and workers’ compensation benefits;

(

d) most recent assessment notice for each property in which you hold a beneficial

interest;

(

e) all statements of accounts you have received from a savings institution, insurer,

broker or other investment institution during the past 12 months; and

(

f) a copy of each credit card statement you have received during the past 6

months.

Exhibit “A”

Personal Information -

Section 1

Name - Last

First

Second

Address - Street

City

Province

Postal Code

Birthdate - Day Month Year

Age

Driver’s Licence No.

Social Insurance No.

Telephone - Home

Health No.

Do you use any other names? (If yes give details)

Are you a member of a union/trade/professional organization? ☐ No ☐ Yes

If yes please specify organization and membership No.

Do you have a trade, profession or other occupational qualification? ☐ No ☐ Yes

If yes give details

Marital status ☐ Single ☐ Married ☐ Other Specify

Please note that spouse includes your

(

a) husband or wife, and (

b) a man or woman who is living with you in a marriage-like

relationship

Name of present spouse

Address of present spouse

Employer or source of income of spouse:

Do you have any children who are legally dependent on you for financial support?

☐ No ☐ Yes

If yes, please fill in the following information:

Full name of dependant

Age

Address (if different)

Relationship to you

Full name of dependant

Age

Address (if different)

Relationship to you

Full name of dependant

Age

Address (if different)

Relationship to you

Do you have any other person(

s) dependent on your financial support?

☐ No

☐ Yes

Full name of dependant

Age

Address

Relationship to you

Reason for dependency

Income Information -

Section II

(

a) Employment

Current employer

If more than one employer see below

Present address - Street

City

Province

Postal Code

Telephone

What type of business

Your position

☐ Full time

☐ Part time

Gross monthly salary (attach pay slips)

(To calculate monthly salary

weekly salary x 4.33)

Net monthly salary

Worksite

☐ Same as above

☐ Other (specify)

Current employer

(use this

section if more than one employer)

Present address - Street

City

Province

Postal Code

Telephone

What type of business

Your position

☐ Full time

☐ Part time

Gross monthly salary (attach pay slips)

(To calculate monthly salary

weekly salary x 4.33)

Net monthly salary

Worksite

☐ Same as above

☐ Other (specify)

Have you received any tips, gratuities, bonuses or overtime payments within the last 12

months?☐ No ☐ Yes

If yes please specify amount and give reason $

Have you received any commission income within the last 12 months? ☐ No ☐ Yes

If yes please specify amount and give reason $

Have you received any other benefits in the last 12 months? ☐ No ☐ Yes

☐ Company car

☐ Loans

☐ Share purchase option

☐ House

☐ Savings plan

☐ RRSP

☐ Other (specify)

Estimated value of benefit

(

b) Miscellaneous income

Do you have any income-producing hobbies? ☐ No ☐ Yes

If yes, specify income received within the last 12 months, give details about type of hobby

(Specify)

List all monthly income received from any other sources:

Show any annual income received in the last 12 months as average monthly income by

dividing by 12

Rental income

Dividends

Pensions (state type or source)

Annuities

Unemployment insurance

Income assistance

Spouse’s income (from pg. )

Other (income tax refunds, child

tax credits, inheritance, insurance

settlement, etc.) Please specify

(

c) Self-employment

Please note If you have, or are involved in more than one business, photocopy this

section and

complete for each business.

Is your business a:

☐ Proprietorship

☐ Corporation

☐ Partnership

☐ Joint venture

☐ Other (specify)

If so provide the following information about any partners, principles, or participants.

Name

Address

Telephone

Name

Address

Telephone

Name

Address

Telephone

What type of business?

Name of business

Location (Street)

City

Province

Postal Code

Telephone

What is the net book value of your business (in total)

List assets of your company (vehicles, equipment, licences, etc.)

Name of accountant

Address

Telephone

Estimated equity

What is the estimated market value (total)

What % of the business is owned by you

Estimated value of your %

List income received from this business for the last 12 months

Salary

Show this income received as

average monthly income by

dividing by 12

Bonuses

Commission

Dividends

Other

Auto expenses

Meal allowance

(specify

Please note . If you have, or are involved in more than one business, photocopy this

section and

complete for each business

Have you received any other benefits in the last 12 months? ☐ No ☐ Yes

☐ Company car

☐ Loans

☐ Share purchase option

☐ House

☐ Savings plan

☐ Pension contributions

☐ Other (specify)

Estimated value of benefit

If the business is a corporation is it

☐ Public

☐ Private

☐ Professional

☐ Other (specify)

Are you an officer of the corporation? ☐ No ☐ Yes (if yes state title)

If the business is not a public corporation, complete the following:

Total number of shares issued and outstanding (describe type and class of shares)

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

Total number of shares of each class held by you

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

Class

Number

Net Book Value $

State total amount of all loans payable to you by the corporation

Amount $

Interest earned $

Repayment terms

Amount $

Interest earned $

Repayment terms

Amount $

Interest earned $

Repayment terms

Amount $

Interest earned $

Repayment terms

Instructions

Attach a copy of the most recent financial statement of your business

Add total monthly income from pages 4-7, enter total here and in

Summary

Section VII (Part

A) - Page 16

Total monthly income $__________

Expenses (monthly) -

Section III

Landlord/Mortgagee

Name

Address

Rent or mortgage

Property taxes

Utilities (heat, light and water)

Phone

Cablevision

Home repair/furnishings

House/tenant insurance

Newspapers/subscriptions

Life insurance

Restaurant meals

Food/groceries

Sundries/personal grooming

Clothing

Laundry/dry cleaning

Motor vehicle (licence, insurance, fuel & service)

Transportation (public)

Medical/dental

Entertainment

Video rentals/movies

Alcohol/tobacco

Gifts

Church/charities

Maintenance/support for others

Child care/babysitting

School expenses

Children’s activities/music lessons

Child allowance

Savings (for emergencies, holidays)

Payroll deductions (e.g. Canada Savings Bond, charities)

Other (specify)

Instructions

Add monthly expenses - enter total here and in

Summary

Section VII (Part B) - Page 16

Total monthly expenses $____________

Note : Do not include under monthly debt payments any expenses taken into account under

monthly expenses.

List your monthly debt payments (loans, credit cards, personal debts, etc.)

Amount of debt

To whom payable

Date last paid

Monthly payment

Amount outstanding

Name

(mm/dd/yy)

Name

(mm/dd/yy)

Name

(mm/dd/yy)

List any other expenses not covered here which either require a monthly payment or could be

shown as a monthly payment.

Description

Terms of payment

Date last paid

Monthly payment

Amount outstanding

(mm/dd/yy)

(mm/dd/yy)

(mm/dd/yy)

Instructions Add monthly payments - enter total here

and in

Summary

Section VII (Part D) - Page 16$__________

Instructions Add amount outstanding - enter total here

and in

Summary

Section VII (Part G) - Page 16$__________

Assets and Liabilities -

Section IV

Real estate

Fill in the requested information below regarding all real estate (homes, rental properties,

cottages, condominiums, time shares, etc.) inside and outside the Province of Nova Scotia in

which you own an interest:

Liabilities

Assets

1.Municipal address

Street

City

Province

Legal description

Date of purchase

Purchase price

(mm/dd/yy)

Mortgagee

Address

Balance owing

Estimated current market value

2.Municipal address

Street

City

Province

Legal description

Date of purchase

Purchase price

(mm/dd/yy)

Mortgagee

Address

Balance owing

Estimated current market value

Equipment (motor vehicles, etc.) (photocopy this

section and complete for any additional

equipment)

Fill in the requested information below regarding all equipment (cars, trucks, recreational

vehicles, motorcycles, boats, vessels, aircraft, construction equipment, tools, trailers, etc.) in

which you own an interest:

Liabilities

Assets

1. Description

Type

Make

Model

Year

Creditor (street address)

Balance owing

Estimated current market value

2. Description

Type

Make

Model

Year

Creditor (street address)

Balance owing

Estimated current market value

Instructions : Add Liabilities from pages 10-11

Enter total here and in

Summary

Section VII (Part H) - Page 16

Total liabilities $__________

Bank accounts

List all chequing and saving accounts, term deposits, registered savings plans, annuities, etc.:

Assets

1. Type of deposit

Account No.

Name of institution

Address

Name(

s) in which account held

Amount

2. Type of deposit

Account No.

Name of institution

Address

Name(

s) in which account held

Amount

3. Type of deposit

Account No.

Name of institution

Address

Name(

s) in which account held

Amount

If you have holdings in a public corporation(

s) complete the following:

List your shares, options, warrants, etc. and their current market value below:

Type

Number

Location of certificates

Name of broker

Current market value

Address

Telephone

List all your bonds and debentures held and their current market value:

Type

Number

Current market value

Other Assets

List the kind, value and location of any other assets (whether solely owned or jointly owned)

below

Type of Asset

Description

Sole Owner

Location

Value

Interests in other

businesses

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Promissory notes,

judgment debts

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Loans and mortgages

receivable

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Pension plans, registered

pension plans, self-administered pension

plans, life insurance

policies (cash surrender

value)

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Objects of art, jewelry,

bullion, coins, cameras,

collections

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Household contents

(appliances, electronics,

computers, furniture,

etc.)

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Property or interests

held in trust by others

for you

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Assets held in trust by

you for others (children)

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Other assets not already

listed or described

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

☐ Yes ☐ No

Instructions

Add assets from pages 10-12-enter total here

and in

Summary

Section VII (Part F)-Page 16

Total assets

Transfer of Property -

Section V

Have you given away, sold, assigned, or otherwise transferred any property (land, buildings,

vehicles, money, household furnishings, etc.) to anyone within the last 12 months?

☐ No ☐ Yes

If yes give details

1Description of property

To whom transferred

Date of transfer

(mm/dd/yy)

How much money or other compensation was received by you?

Specify

2Description of property

To whom transferred

Date of transfer

(mm/dd/yy)

How much money or other compensation was received by you?

Specify

Spouse’s Income and Assets -

Section VI

Please note that spouse includes your

(

a) husband or wife, and

(

b) a man or a woman who is living with you in a marriage-like relationship.

Income of spouse

Employment

Monthly income

Current employer

Position

☐ Full time

☐ Part time

Gross monthly salary

Net monthly salary

Current employer

(if more than two employers)

Position

☐ Full time

☐ Part time

Gross monthly salary

Net monthly salary

Bonuses received in past 12 months

Commissions received in past 12 months

Benefits received in past 12 months

☐ Company car

☐ Loans

☐ House

☐ Savings plan

☐ Other (specify)

Business Income

Type of business

Interest in business

☐ Proprietorship

☐ Joint venture

☐ Partnership

☐ Corporation

☐ Other (specify)

Name of business

Value of interest in business

Income from business

Benefits

☐ Salary

☐ Company car

☐ Bonuses

☐ Loans

☐ Commission

☐ Share purchase option

☐ Dividends

☐ Savings plan

☐ Other

☐ Other (specify)

Subtotal

Assets of spouse

Real estate

Net Value

Address

Street

Legal description

Date of purchase

(mm/dd/yy)

Purchase price

Market value

Mortgage balance

Motor vehicles

Description

Value

Amount owing

Bank accounts

Type

Bank/Branch

Balance

Type

Bank/Branch

Balance

Other assets

RRSP’s

Institution

Balance

Household contents (appliances, electronics, computers, furniture, etc.)

Description

Value

Recreational equipment (boats, vehicles, etc.)

Description

Value

Art, jewellery, cameras, collections (specify)

Value

Total

Summary of Statement of Finances -

Section VII

Part 1 - Monthly income and expenses

Enter total amount from monthly total of

Section II, page 7

Total monthly income

Enter total monthly expenses from

Section III,

page 8

Total monthly

expenses

Subtract B from A. Enter total in C

Total disposable income as per statement

Enter total monthly payments from

Section III,

page 9

Total monthly payments

Subtract D from C. Enter total in E

Total net income as per statement

Part 2 - Total assets and liabilities

Enter total assets from

Section IV, page 12

Total assets

Enter total amount outstanding from

Section

III, page 9

Total amount outstanding

Enter total liabilities from

Section IV, page 11

Total liabilities

Add G + H. Enter total in I

Net worth as per

stmt.

Subtract I from F. Enter total in J

________________________________________________________________

Form 2

Notice of Garnishment

issued pursuant to the Nova Scotia Maintenance Enforcement Act

MEP Case No:

Garnishment ID

TO: Garnishee

(address)

RE: (Payor)

You are hereby served with this Notice of Garnishment and you are required to deduct from

money you owe the payor amounts to satisfy maintenance arrears in the amount of

$__________ and to settle ongoing maintenance payments when they become due as follows:

1. $ due on

2. $ due on

3. $ due on

This garnishment expires on _______________________. You are required to make

deductions until the expiry of this notice. You must send all funds that you deduct from the

money you owe the payor to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement forthwith.

If you owe the payor a WAGE, then you are to deduct 25% from the gross pay you owe the

payor and remit this amount to the Director along with the regular maintenance payment until

such a time as the arrears listed above are paid in full. This 25% is to be deducted from each

pay cheque you give to the payor. If there are no arrears listed above, then you are to deduct the

ongoing maintenance payments from the payor’s wage as they become due. There is also a fee

of $ prescribed in the Maintenance Enforcement Regulations that the payor owes for

the issuance of a garnishment, which must be deducted from the payor’s exempt amount.

Deduct this amount and add it to your first payment.

If the money you owe is not a WAGE, then you are to deduct the lesser of

(1) the arrears amount listed above plus the amount of $ for the payor’s future

maintenance obligations, and

(2) 100% of the money you owe,

and remit these funds to the Director immediately. You are also required to make deductions

from any further funds that come due by you to the payor. There is a fee of $

prescribed in the Maintenance Enforcement Regulations that the payor owes for the issuance of

a garnishment. If, after you have deducted the amount owed for arrears and the payor’s future

maintenance obligations, there are still funds left owing by you to the payor, then add the

prescribed fee of $ to the amount and remit it with your payment.

Make cheques payable to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement. On the cheque or money

order you must write the payor’s name and MEP Case No. as shown on the top of

this notice. Send all payments to:

Nova Scotia Maintenance Enforcement Program

Central Payment Processing Unit

P.O. Box 803

Halifax, N.S. B3J 2V2

You must complete and return the enclosed Response by Garnishee form within 10 days after

you receive this notice, even if you do not owe anything to the payor.

If you do not pay as set out in this notice you should be aware that you may be taken to court

and that the court has the authority to require you to pay the amount you failed to pay, as well as

impose additional penalties and fines on you.

Dated ______________________, 19___ [20__].

____________________________________

Enforcement Officer on behalf of the

Director of Maintenance Enforcement

Response by Garnishee

Under the Maintenance Enforcement Act

MEP Case No:

Garnishment ID No.

TO: Director, Maintenance Enforcement Program

(address)

FROM: (Garnishee, address)

RE: (Name of payor)

Concerning the enclosed notice of garnishment, complete either

Part 1 or

Part 2:

Part 1

If you agree that you owe or will owe money to the payor, briefly describe the amount(

s) and

date(

s) due, etc., in this space.

I am indebted to the Payor as follows:

Part 2

If you disagree that you owe money to the payor, briefly describe in this space.

I, _______________________, representing the Garnishee , dispute the fact that any money is

or will be owing by me to the Payor :

If you want to receive future correspondence by fax, please write your fax number here:

Dated __________, 19___ [20__.]

Signature of Garnishee

You must return this response to the office listed at the top of this form within 10 days of

receipt of the notice of garnishment. Please make a photocopy of this form for your own

record.

________________________________________________________________

Form 3

Notice of Variation of Garnishment

issued pursuant to the Notice Scotia Maintenance Enforcement Act

MEP Case No:

Garnishment ID

TO: Garnishee

(address)

RE: (Payor)

You are hereby served with this Notice of Variation of Garnishment. You must disregard the

previous Notice of Garnishment ID No. _________________ dated ________________, 19___

[20__], and now deduct money in accordance with the terms of this Notice of Variation of

Garnishment.

You are required to deduct from money you owe the payor amounts to satisfy the maintenance

arrears in the amount of $______________________ and to settle ongoing maintenance

payments as they become due as follows:

1. $ due on

2. $ due on

3. $ due on

This garnishment expires on ________________. You are required to make deductions until

the expiry of this notice. You must send all funds that you deduct from the money you owe the

payor to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement forthwith.

If you owe the payor a WAGE, then you are to deduct 25% from the gross pay you owe the

payor and remit this amount to the Director along with the regular maintenance payment until

such a time as the arrears listed above are paid in full. This 25% is to be deducted from each

pay cheque you give to the payor. If there are no arrears listed above, then you are to deduct the

ongoing maintenance payments from the payor’s wage as they become due. There is also a fee

of $ prescribed in the Maintenance Enforcement Regulations that the payor owes for

the issuance of a garnishment, which must be deducted from the payor’s exempt amount.

Deduct this amount and add it to your first payment.

If the money you owe is not a WAGE, then you are to deduct the lesser of

(1) the arrears amount listed above plus the amount of $ for the payor’s future

maintenance obligations, and

(2) 100% of the money you owe,

and remit these funds to the Director immediately. You are also required to make deductions

from any further funds that come due by you to the payor. There is a fee of $

prescribed in the Maintenance Enforcement Regulations that the payor owes for the issuance of

a garnishment. If, after you have deducted the amount owed for arrears and the payor’s future

maintenance obligations, there are still funds left owing by you to the payor, then add the

prescribed fee of $ to the amount and remit it with your payment.

Make cheques payable to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement. On the cheque or money

order you must write the payor’s name and MEP Case No. as shown on the top of this notice.

Send all payments to:

Nova Scotia Maintenance Enforcement Program

Central Payment Processing Unit

P.O. Box 803

Halifax, N.S. B3J 2V2

You must complete and return the enclosed Response by Garnishee form within 10 days after

you receive this notice, even if you do not owe anything to the payor.

If you do not pay as set out in this notice you should be aware that you may be taken to court

and that the court has the authority to require you to pay the amount you failed to pay, as well as

impose additional penalties and fines on you.

Dated _______________, 19___ [20__].

Enforcement Officer on behalf of the Director

of Maintenance Enforcement

Response by Garnishee

Under the Maintenance Enforcement Act

MEP Case No:

Garnishment ID No.

TO: Director, Maintenance Enforcement Program

(address)

FROM: (Garnishee, address)

RE: (Name of payor)

Concerning the enclosed notice of variation of garnishment, complete either

Part 1 or

Part 2:

Part 1

If you agree that you owe or will owe money to the payor, briefly describe the amount(

s) and

date(

s) due, etc., in this space.

I am indebted to the Payor as follows:

Part 2

If you disagree that you owe money to the payor, briefly describe in this space.

I, _______________________, representing the Garnishee , dispute the fact that any money is

or will be owing by me to the Payor :

If you want to receive future correspondence by fax, please write your fax number here:

Dated __________, 19___ [20__.]

Signature of Garnishee

You must return this response to the office listed at the top of this form within 10 days of

receipt of the notice of garnishment. Please make a photocopy of this form for your own

record.

________________________________________________________________

Form 4

19___ [20__].F. No.

IN THE FAMILY COURT

S.S.

BETWEEN

Applicant

and

Respondent

Debt, $

Costs,

Judg’t. $

Judgment entered in the above action for the ___________ against ___________________

_____________________________ for $___________ debt and $____________ costs of suit,

amounting in all to $_________________

Clerk

I, ____________________, Clerk of the Family Court of Nova Scotia, at _____________,

Nova Scotia, do certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the original Judgment

in the above cause, which Judgment was duly signed on __________________, 19___ [20__].

GIVEN under the seal of the Court at ____________________, on ____________, 19___

[20__].

Clerk

NOVA SCOTIA

S.S. Office of Registry of Deeds,

I certify that the foregoing true copy of a Judgment duly certified by the Clerk of the Family

Court under the Seal of the Family Court at _________________________ was produced to be

registered in this office at the hour of ________, the ___ day of __________ one thousand nine

hundred and [two thousand and] ______________ and was registered accordingly in

Book ____, page ____.

________________________

Registrar of Deeds

________________________________________________________________

Form 5

Satisfaction Piece

19____ [20___].F. No.

IN THE FAMILY COURT

BETWEEN

Applicant

and

Respondent

Satisfaction is hereby acknowledged of the Judgment entered herein on _______________,

19___ [20__], for the sum of $__________ debt and $___________ costs recorded at the

Registry of Deeds at _____________, N.S., in Book _________ at page _____.

Dated at _______________, Nova Scotia, on _________, 19___ [20__].

Solicitor for

________________________________________________________________

Form 6

Notice to Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement

issued pursuant to the Maintenance Enforcement Act (Nova Scotia)

MEP Case ID: _____________

TO: Administrator (name and address of administrator)

RE: (payor)

NOTE: For purposes of an attachment of the pension entitlement of a payor under the

Maintenance Enforcement Act, “pension entitlement” of a payor means the amount of money in

a pension plan of a payor that is available for attachment pursuant to the Maintenance

Enforcement Act . A “pension plan” also includes a registered retirement savings plan

established by a contract that is a retirement savings arrangement prescribed by regulations

made pursuant to the Pension Benefits Act (Nova Scotia).

TAKE NOTICE THAT:

1. This Notice is served on you pursuant to

Section 27C of the Maintenance Enforcement

Act , with respect to the payor, (payor’s name) , who we believe has a

pension entitlement in a pension plan that you administer. Sections 27A to 27F of the

Maintenance Enforcement Act authorize the Director of Maintenance Enforcement to

attach the payor’s pension entitlement and apply the money received to the payor’s

obligations under a maintenance order filed with the Director pursuant to the Maintenance

Enforcement Act .

2. This Notice requires you to provide the following information within 30 days after you

receive this notice:

(

a) the most recent address in your records for the payor;

(

b) confirmation, where applicable, that

(

i) neither the payor nor the payor’s employer on his or her behalf is

currently required to and is making contributions to the pension plan that

you administer, and

(ii) the payor is not receiving a pension benefit from the pension plan that

you administer,

and if you are unable to provide confirmation, full written reasons must be

provided;

(

c) if neither the payor nor the payor’s employer on his or her behalf is currently

required to and is making contributions to the pension plan that you administer

and the payor is not receiving a pension benefit from the pension plan that you

administer, the value of the payor’s pension entitlement as of the date of this

Notice;

(

d) your mailing address; and

(

e) the address where personal service of notices and documents can be effected

on you for purposes of the Maintenance Enforcement Act and the regulations

made pursuant to the Act.

3. You shall provide the information described in paragraph 2 to the Director of Maintenance

Enforcement within 30 days after you receive this Notice by completing the enclosed

Response by Administrator to Notice to Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension

Entitlement (Form 6) and mailing it by registered mail to the following postal address or

by delivering it personally to the regional office of the Director that is listed on the attached

Response by Administrator to Notice to Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension

Entitlement (Form 6) . The postal address of the Director is as follows:

Nova Scotia Maintenance Enforcement Program

PO Box 803

Halifax, NS B3J 2V2

4. You shall also provide the information described in paragraph 2 of this Notice to the payor

by forwarding a copy of the completed Response by Administrator to Notice to

Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement (Form 6) by ordinary mail

to the most recent address in your records for the payor.

5. Subsection 27D(2) of the Maintenance Enforcement Act prohibits you from paying out any

of the payor’s pension entitlement at the payor’s direction, until 60 days after

(

a) the date on which the Director of Maintenance Enforcement receives the

information that you are required to provide to the Director in paragraph 2 of

this Notice; or

(

b) the date a court orders that the payor’s pension entitlement may be attached, if

the payor serves you with a notice of application to the court to dispute this

attachment.

Dated , 20 .

Director of Maintenance Enforcement

Response by Administrator to Notice to Administrator of Intention

to Attach Pension Entitlement (Form 6)

under the Maintenance Enforcement Act

MEP Case ID: ___________

FOR PERSONAL DELIVERY

TO: Director, Maintenance Enforcement Program

(address of regional office)

FROM: (Administrator, postal address)

RE: (Name of payor)

Concerning the Notice to Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement of

Payor: Administrator must complete either

Part 1 or

Part 2.

Administrator must also complete

Part 3.

Part 1

Instructions to Administrator - If the payor does not have a pension entitlement in a

pension plan that you administer, complete Parts 1 and 3.

I, __________________, Administrator, confirm that the payor does not have a pension

entitlement in a pension plan that is administered by the undersigned Administrator.

Part 2

Instructions to Administrator - If the payor has a pension entitlement in a pension plan

that you administer, complete Parts 2 and 3.

I, ____________________, Administrator, confirm that:

1. The payor has a pension entitlement in a pension plan that is administered by the

undersigned Administrator.

2. The most recent address for the payor in the records of the undersigned Administrator is:

Instructions to Administrator: delete the paragraph 3 that does not apply to you.

3. I can confirm that:

(

a) neither the payor nor the payor’s employer on his or her behalf is currently required

to and is making contributions to the pension plan administered by the undersigned

Administrator; and

(

b) the payor is not receiving a pension benefit from the pension plan administered by

the undersigned Administrator.

3. I cannot confirm that:

(

a) neither the payor nor the payor’s employer on his or her behalf is currently required

to and is making contributions to the pension plan administered by the undersigned

Administrator; and

(

b) the payor is not receiving a pension benefit from the pension plan administered by

the undersigned Administrator.

The reasons that I am not able to confirm are as follows:

4. The value of the payor’s pension entitlement available for attachment under the

Maintenance Enforcement Act as of the date of the Notice to Administrator of Intention

to Attach Pension Entitlement (Form 6) , is $_________.

Part 3

(a) [1.] The address for service of notices or documents by mail by the Director of

Maintenance Enforcement on the undersigned Administrator is:

(b) [2.] The mailing address for the undersigned Administrator is:

(c) [3.] I want to receive future correspondence from the Director of Maintenance

Enforcement by fax. My fax number for future correspondence from the Director of

Maintenance Enforcement is:

Dated ____________, 20 .

_____________________________________

Signature of Administrator

_________________________

Telephone number

Instructions to Administrator: you must return this Response to the Director of

Maintenance Enforcement within 30 days of receipt of the Notice to Administrator of

Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement (Form 6) by either:

1) mailing the Response by registered mail to the postal address of the Director of

Maintenance Enforcement referred to in paragraph 3 of that Notice ( Form 6 );

2) delivering the Response personally to the regional office of the Director as

indicated on the Response.

In addition, you must forward a copy of this Response to the payor, within 30 days of

receipt by you of the Notice to Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement

(Form 6) , by mailing the Response by ordinary mail to the most recent address in your

records for the payor.

________________________________________________________________

Form 7

Notice to Payor of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement

issued pursuant to the Maintenance Enforcement Act (Nova Scotia)

MEP Case ID: _________

TO: Payor

(name and address of payor)

RE: (payor)

TAKE NOTICE THAT:

1. The Director of Maintenance Enforcement may attach your pension entitlement to enforce

a Maintenance Order filed with the Director of Maintenance Enforcement.

2. The Administrator has been directed to provide information regarding your pension

entitlement to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement and to you within 30 days. A copy

of the Notice to the Administrator is attached ( Form 6 ).

3. To stop the Director of Maintenance Enforcement from attaching your pension entitlement,

you must immediately contact the Director of Maintenance Enforcement and make

arrangements satisfactory to the Director for payment of the outstanding arrears of

maintenance payments and to comply with the maintenance order filed with the Director.

4. You may apply within 30 days to the court pursuant to

Section 27E of the Maintenance

Enforcement Act for an order that your pension entitlement not be attached and the court

may agree if you demonstrate one of the following:

(

a) you are less than 3 months in arrears on your maintenance payments;

(

b) either you or your employer on your behalf are required to make contributions

to the pension plan that the Director of Maintenance Enforcement proposes to

attach; or

(

c) you are receiving a pension benefit from the pension plan.

5. If the Director of Maintenance Enforcement attaches your pension entitlement, you will be

responsible for the following:

(

a) the fees payable to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement under the

Maintenance Enforcement Act and regulations;

(

b) any costs and fees that the Administrator is entitled to charge respecting the

attachment, and if your pension entitlement is subject to the Pension Benefits

Act (Nova Scotia), the Administrator may deduct the costs of complying with

the attachment in the manner set out in the regulations made pursuant to

Section 71A of the Pension Benefits Act (Nova Scotia);

(

c) income tax consequences resulting from the attachment of your pension

entitlement.

ALSO TAKE NOTICE THAT: if the Director of Maintenance Enforcement attaches

your pension entitlement, there will be a reduction in the value of your entitlement in the

pension plan in accordance with the law applicable to your pension plan.

Dated , 20 .

Director of Maintenance Enforcement

Address

Telephone number

________________________________________________________________

Form 8

Notice of Attachment of Pension Entitlement

issued pursuant to the Maintenance Enforcement Act (Nova Scotia)

MEP Case ID: _____________

TO: Administrator

(name and address of administrator)

RE: (payor)

TAKE NOTICE THAT:

1. This Notice is served on you pursuant to

Section 27F of the Maintenance Enforcement Act ,

with respect to the payor, ___________________________, (payor’s name) and the payor’s

obligations under the maintenance order(

s) filed with the Director pursuant to the

Maintenance Enforcement Act .

Sections 27A to 27F of the Maintenance Enforcement Act authorize the Director of

Maintenance Enforcement to attach the payor’s pension entitlement and apply the money

received to the payor’s obligations under the maintenance order(

s) filed with the Director

pursuant to the Maintenance Enforcement Act .

2. According to the information provided by you to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement

on _____________________ (date information was received) pursuant to the Notice to

Administrator of Intention to Attach Pension Entitlement (Form 6), the payor’s

pension entitlement is $__________ (amount) as at ________ (date) .

3. Within 45 days after you receive this Notice, you shall deduct from the payor’s pension

entitlement the amount of withholding tax that you are required by law to remit to the

Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, respecting the attachment of the payor’s pension

entitlement, and any costs and fees that you are entitled to deduct pursuant to the Act that

governs the pension plan that you administer. If the Pension Benefits Act (Nova Scotia)

governs the pension plan that you administer, the costs that you may deduct are prescribed

by regulations made pursuant to

Section 71A of that Act.

You shall then send to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement a cheque or money order

in an amount equal to the lesser of:

(a) $_____________ (the arrears of maintenance payments under the maintenance

order(

s) filed with the Director); and

(

b) the remainder of the payor’s pension entitlement after deduction of the withholding

tax, and any costs and fees that you are entitled to deduct pursuant to the Act that

governs the pension plan that you administer.

4. If you fail to comply with this notice, judgment may be entered against you for the amount

in default, without further notice to you.

5. You shall forward the amount determined pursuant to paragraph 3 by cheque or money

order payable to the Director of Maintenance Enforcement at the following address:

Maintenance Enforcement Program Office

46 Portland Street, 6th floor

Dartmouth NS B3J 2V2

Mailing Address:

Maintenance Enforcement Program

PO Box 803

Halifax NS B3J 2V2

6. An extra copy of this notice is provided and you shall deliver or mail it to the payor as

soon as possible. You may deliver the notice to the most recent address in your records for

the payor.

Dated _____________________, 20___.

________________________________

Director of Maintenance Enforcement

________________________________

Telephone number

Legislative History

Reference Tables

Maintenance Enforcement Regulations

N.S. Reg.

40/1996

Maintenance Enforcement Act

Note: The

information in these tables does not form part of the regulations and is

compiled by the Office of the Registrar of Regulations for reference only.

Source Law

The current consolidation of the Maintenance Enforcement Regulations made

under the Maintenance Enforcement Act includes all

of the following regulations:

N.S.

Regulation

In force

date*

How in force

Royal Gazette

Part II Issue

40/1996

Mar 5, 1996

date made

Mar

29, 1996

168/2000

Oct

19, 2000

date

specified

Nov 3,

94/2001

Jul

26, 2001

date

specified

Aug

10, 2001

117/2001

Sep 7,

date

made

Sep

21, 2001

84/2004

Apr 1,

date

specified

Apr 6,

122/2007

Apr 1,

date

specified

Mar

30, 2007

181/2008

Apr 1,

date

specified

Apr

18, 2008

121/2009

Apr 1,

date

specified

Apr

14, 2009

96/2011

Apr 1,

date

specified

Apr

15, 2011

122/2013

Apr 1,

date

specified

Apr

12, 2013

120/2015

Apr 1,

date

specified

Apr 8,

156/2017

Oct

17, 2017

date

specified

Oct

27, 2017

49/2018

Mar

27, 2018

date

specified

Apr

13, 2018

The following regulations are not yet in force and are not

included in the current consolidation:

N.S.

Regulation

In force

date*

How in force

Royal Gazette

Part II Issue

*See subsection 3(6) of the Regulations Act for

rules about in force dates of regulations.

Amendments by Provision

ad. = added

am. = amended

fc. = fee change

ra. = reassigned

rep. = repealed

rs. = repealed and substituted

Provision affected

How affected

2 .......................................................

ra. as 2(1) 94/2001

2(1) ...................................................

ra. from 2 94/2001

2(1), clause letters removed .............

am. 156/2017

2(1),

defn. of “income”, paragraph (i)(A) ............................................

am. 156/2017

2(1),

defn. of “income”, paragraph (i)(B) .............................................

am. 156/2017

2(1),

defn. of “income”, paragraph (i)(C) .............................................

rep. 156/2017

2(1),

defn. of “income”, subclause (v) .................................................

ad. 156/2017

2(1), defn. of “pension benefit” .......

ad. 94/2001

2(1),

defn. of “prescribed registered retirement savings plan” ...............

ad. 94/2001

2(2) ...................................................

ad. 94/2001

2A .....................................................

ad. 156/2017

3(6) to 3(8) .......................................

ad. 94/2001

4 .......................................................

am. 156/2017

5 .......................................................

rep. 156/2017

6 .......................................................

rs.

49/2018

8A .....................................................

ad. 156/2017

11(1) .................................................

rs. 168/2000

11 ......................................................

ra. as 12 94/2001

11 ......................................................

ad. 94/2001

11(a) ............................................

ra. from 11(k) 117/2001

11(b) ............................................

ra. from 11(l) 117/2001

11(k) ............................................

ra. as 11(a) 117/2001

11(l) ............................................

ra. as 11(b) 117/2001

12 ......................................................

ra. as 13 94/2001

12 ......................................................

ra. from 11 94/2001

12(1)(

a) to (c) ..............................

fc. 84/2004, 122/2007, 181/2008, 122/2009, 96/2011,

122/2013, 120/2015

12(1)(d)(

i) to 12(1)(d)(v) ............

fc. 84/2004, 122/2007, 181/2008, 122/2009, 96/2011,

122/2013, 120/2015

12(2) ............................................

rs.

94/2001

12(3) ............................................

ad. 94/2001

13 ......................................................

ra. as 14 94/2001

13 ......................................................

ra. from 12 94/2001

fc. 84/2004, 122/2007, 181/2008, 122/2009, 96/2011,

122/2013, 120/2015

14 ......................................................

ra. from 13 94/2001

rs. 94/2001

Forms 2 to 3 .....................................

am. 156/2017

Forms 6 to 7 .....................................

ad. 94/2001

Form 8 ..............................................

ad. 94/2001

am. 117/2001

Note that changes to headings are not

included in the above table.

Editorial Notes and Corrections:

Note

Effective

date

Repealed and Superseded:

N.S.

Regulation

Title

In force

date

Repealed

date

Note: Only

regulations that are specifically repealed and replaced appear in this

table. It may not reflect the entire

history of regulations on this subject matter.