Alberta Regulation 3/2002

Safety Codes Act

PASSENGER ROPEWAYS STANDARDS REGULATION

Filed: January 23, 2002

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 1/2002) on January 23,

2002 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

Declaration of Standard in force

1 The CSA Standard Z98-01, Passenger Ropeways, is declared in force in

respect of passenger ropeways.

Disclaimer

2 The Standard referred to in

section 1, and any codes or standards

referenced in that Standard, do not make or imply any assurance or

guarantee by the Crown in right of Alberta with respect to the life

expectancy, durability or operating performance of equipment or materials

referenced in the codes or standards.

Repeal

3 The Passenger Ropeways Standards Regulation (AR 218/97) is repealed.

Coming into force

4 This Regulation comes into force on March 1, 2002.

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Alberta Regulation 4/2002

Government Organization Act

ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS AND NORTHERN

DEVELOPMENT GRANT REGULATION

Filed: January 23, 2002

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 2/2002) on January 23,

2002 pursuant to

section 13 of the Government Organization Act.

Table of Contents

Definition 1

Grants authorization 2

Application 3

Delegation 4

Agreement 5

Payment 6

Written reports and examination of records 7

Conditional grants 8

Transitional 9

Repeal 10

Expiry 11

Definition

1 In this Regulation, "Minister" means the Minister of Aboriginal Affairs

and Northern Development.

Grants authorization

2(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Minister is authorized to make grants

to a person or organization for any purpose related to any program, service

or other matter under the administration of the Minister.

(2) The Minister may not make a grant to an individual.

Application

3 An application for a grant must be made in the manner and form

satisfactory to the Minister.

Delegation

4 The Minister is authorized to delegate in writing any function, duty or

power under this Regulation to any employee of the Government.

Agreement

5 The Minister is authorized to enter into agreements with respect to any

matter relating to the payment of a grant.

Payment

6 The Minister may provide for the payment of any grant in a lump sum or

by way of instalments and may determine the time or times at which the

grant is to be paid.

Written reports and examination of records

7(1) The Minister may at any time require the recipient of a grant to

provide a written report, in a form satisfactory to the Minister, on the

work and activity in respect of which the grant was made, including any

information required by the Minister relating to the expenditure of the

grant.

(2) The recipient of a grant must permit a representative of the Minister,

the Auditor General or both to examine the books or records pertaining to

the grant that the Minister or Auditor General considers necessary to

determine whether the grant has been properly expended.

Conditional grants

8(1) The recipient of a grant may use the money only

(

a) in accordance with the conditions on which the grant is made,

(

b) if the original conditions on which the grant is made are

varied with the consent of the Minister, in accordance with the conditions

as varied.

(2) If the recipient of a grant does not use all of the money, the

Minister may require the recipient to refund the surplus money to

Government.

(3) The Minister may require the recipient of a grant to repay all or part

of the money to the Government if the recipient does not comply with any of

the conditions of the grant or does not use the money as required under

this Regulation.

Transitional

9 A grant made under a predecessor of this Regulation is deemed to have

been made under this Regulation.

Repeal

10 The Northern Development Grants Regulation (AR 354/86) is repealed.

Expiry

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

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

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

on October 31, 2006.

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Alberta Regulation 5/2002

Government Organization Act

INTERNATIONAL AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL

RELATIONS GRANT REGULATION

Filed: January 23, 2002

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 10/2002) on January 23,

2002 pursuant to

section 13 of the Government Organization Act.

Table of Contents

Definition 1

Grants authorization 2

Application 3

Delegation 4

Agreement 5

Payment 6

Written reports and examination of records 7

Conditional grants 8

Transitional 9

Repeal 10

Expiry 11

Definition

1 In this Regulation, "Minister" means the Minister of International and

Intergovernmental Relations.

Grants authorization

2(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Minister is authorized to make grants

to a person or organization for any purpose related to any program, service

or other matter under the administration of the Minister.

(2) The Minister may not make a grant to an individual.

Application

3 An application for a grant must be made in the manner and form

satisfactory to the Minister.

Delegation

4 The Minister is authorized to delegate in writing any function, duty or

power under this Regulation to any employee of the Government.

Agreement

5 The Minister is authorized to enter into agreements with respect to any

matter relating to the payment of a grant.

Payment

6 The Minister may provide for the payment of any grant in a lump sum or

by way of instalments and may determine the time or times at which the

grant is to be paid.

Written reports and examination of records

7(1) The Minister may at any time require the recipient of a grant to

provide a written report, in a form satisfactory to the Minister, on the

work and activity in respect of which the grant was made, including any

information required by the Minister relating to the expenditure of the

grant.

(2) The recipient of a grant must permit a representative of the Minister,

the Auditor General or both to examine the books or records pertaining to

the grant that the Minister or Auditor General considers necessary to

determine whether the grant has been properly expended.

Conditional grants

8(1) The recipient of a grant may use the money only

(

a) in accordance with the conditions on which the grant is made,

(

b) if the original conditions on which the grant is made are

varied with the consent of the Minister, in accordance with the conditions

as varied.

(2) If the recipient of a grant does not use all of the money, the

Minister may require the recipient to refund the surplus money to

Government.

(3) The Minister may require the recipient of a grant to repay all or part

of the money to the Government if the recipient does not comply with any of

the conditions of the grant or does not use the money as required under

this Regulation.

Transitional

9 A grant made under a predecessor of this Regulation is deemed to have

been made under this Regulation.

Repeal

10 The Federal and Intergovernmental Affairs Grants Regulation (AR

250/86) is repealed.

Expiry

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

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

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

on October 31, 2006.

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Alberta Regulation 6/2002

Health Insurance Premiums Act

HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: January 23, 2002

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 13/2002) on January 23,

2002 pursuant to

section 2 of the Health Insurance Premiums Act.

1 The Health Insurance Premiums Regulation (AR 217/81) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 3(2) is amended

(

a) in clause (a)

(

i) in subclause (

i) by striking out "$6921" and

substituting "$7421" and by striking out "$7560" and substituting "$7940";

(ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out "$11 341" and

substituting "$11 881" and by striking out "$12 620" and substituting "$13

050";

(

b) in clause (

b) by striking out "$11 341" and substituting "$11

881" and by striking out "$12 620" and substituting "$13 050";

(

c) in clause (c)

(

i) in subclause (

i) by striking out "$6281" and

substituting "$6701" and by striking out "$6920" and substituting "$7420";

(ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out "$10 061" and

substituting "$10 601" and by striking out "$11 340" and substituting "$11

880";

(

d) in clause (

d) by striking out "$10 061" and substituting "$10

601" and by striking out "$11 340" and substituting "$11 880";

(

e) in clause (e)

(

i) in subclause (

i) by striking out "$5641" and

substituting "$6000" and by striking out "$6280" and substituting "$6700";

(ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out "$8781" and

substituting "$9191" and by striking out "$10 060" and substituting "$10

600";

(

f) in clause (

f) by striking out "$8781" and substituting "$9191"

and by striking out "$10 060" and substituting "$10 600";

(

g) in clause (g)

(

i) in subclause (

i) by striking out "$5001" and

substituting "$5391" and by striking out "$5640" and substituting "$5999";

(ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out "$7501" and

substituting "$8096" and by striking out "$8780" and substituting "$9190";

(

h) in clause (

h) by striking out "$7501" and substituting "$8096"

and by striking out "$8780" and substituting "$9190";

(

i) in clause (i)

(

i) in subclause (

i) by striking out "$5000" and

substituting "$5390";

(ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out "$7500" and

substituting "$8095";

(

j) in clause (

j) by striking out "$7500" and substituting "$8095".

Section 6(2) is amended

(

a) in clause (a)

(

i) in subclause (

i) by striking out "$7560" and

substituting "$7940";

(ii) in subclause (ii) by striking out "$12 620" and

substituting "$13 050";

(

b) in clause (

b) by striking out "$12 620" and substituting "13

050".

4 This Regulation comes into force on July 1, 2002.

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Alberta Regulation 7/2002

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES PENSION PLAN

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: January 23, 2002

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 16/2002) on January 23,

2002 pursuant to

Schedule 5 sections 4 and 12 of the Public Sector Pension

Plans Act.

1 The Management Employees Pension Plan (AR 367/93) is amended by this

Regulation.

2 The following provisions are amended by striking out "spouse" and

"spousal" wherever they occur in those provisions and substituting "pension

partner":

section 2(1)(oo)

section 59

section 20(2)

section 60

section 36(5)

section 61

section 37

section 64

section 45

section 65

section 47(2)

section 83(1)(a)

section 48(1)

section 86(3)

section 56.1

section 88(2)

section 57(2) Form 1 of

Schedule 1

section 58(1)

Section 2(1)(oo)(ii) is amended by striking out "of the opposite sex".

4 Form 1 of

Schedule 1 is amended in item 2 by striking out "I am of the

opposite sex to that of the pensioner and that".

5 Form 2 of

Schedule 1 is amended in item 1(

a) by striking out "of the

opposite sex".

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Alberta Regulation 8/2002

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

PUBLIC SECTOR PENSION PLANS (LEGISLATIVE PROVISIONS)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: January 23, 2002

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 17/2002) on January 23,

2002 pursuant to

Schedule 5

section 12 of the Public Sector Pension Plans

Act.

1 The Public Sector Pension Plans (Legislative Provisions) Regulation (AR

365/93) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 12(2) is amended by adding "or pension partner, as the case may

be," after "spouse".

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Alberta Regulation 9/2002

Seniors Benefit Act

GENERAL AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: January 23, 2002

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 22/2002) on January 23,

2002 pursuant to

section 6 of the Seniors Benefit Act.

1 The General Regulation (AR 213/94) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The

Schedule is amended by repealing the Table and substituting the

following Table:

TABLE

CALCULATION OF THE CASH BENEFIT

Part 1

Accommodation and Marital Category

Percentage

Maximum Annual Cash Benefit

Homeowner

Single senior

Senior couple

16.61%

20.26%

$2220

$3600

Regular Renter

Single senior

Senior couple

21.10%

23.64%

$2820

$4200

Long-term Care Centre

Single senior

Senior couple

21.10%

23.64%

$2820

$4200

Mobile Home

Owner/Renter

Single senior

Senior couple

19.75%

22.62%

$2640

$4020

All Other

Accommodation

Single senior

Senior couple

13.47%

20.26%

$1800

$3600

Part 2

Accommodation Assistance Only (Seniors not eligible for OAS)

Percentage of Benefit

(as calculated above)

Single senior

Senior couple

Homeowner

Regular renter

Mobile home

owner/renter

37.84%

51.06%

47.73%

23.33%

34.29%

31.34%

(NOTE: The benefit calculations in this table apply with respect to

January 2002 and following months.)

Alberta Regulation 10/2002

Government Organization Act

CORPORATE REGISTRY DOCUMENT HANDLING

PROCEDURES REGULATION

Filed: January 24, 2002

Made by the Minister of Government Services (M.O. GS:001/02) on January 21,

2002 pursuant to

Schedule 12

section 12 of the Government Organization Act.

Table of Contents

Interpretation 1

Designation of registry 2

Part 1

Designated Documents, Accredited

Persons and Service Providers

Effective date of designated document designation 3

Classification of designated documents 4

Scope of authority of accredited persons 5

Accreditation as accredited persons 6

Prohibited actions re accredited persons 7

Suspension and cancellation of accreditation 8

Reduction of level of accreditation 9

Audits and reviews 10

Service provider's ID code 11

Restriction on authority to transmit 12

Insurance requirements for service provider 13

Insertion and use of ID codes 14

Responsibility re ID codes 15

Responsibility re transmittals 16

Part 2

Document Handling Procedures and Searches

Transmittance of designated documents 17

Forms 18

Filing, etc., of non-designated documents 19

Authorized representative signatures and name insertions 20

Effect of transmittal 21

Duties of accredited persons on document authorization 22

Restrictions on use of identification information 23

Effect of transmittal and authorization 24

Requirements for corporation re NUANS report 25

Entitlement to perform searches 26

Part 3

General Provisions

Property rights in official records 27

Fees 28

Powers of Registrar under other enactments 29

Expiry 30

Repeal 31

Schedule

Interpretation

1(1) In this Regulation,

(a) "accredited person" means a person accredited under

section

6(4);

(b) "authorized representative" means a person who, under any

enactment under which the Corporate Registry operates or carries out duties

or functions or under any court order, is authorized or required to sign

and send to the Registrar, either on the person's own behalf or on behalf

of a corporation, firm or other legal entity, a designated document;

(c) "body corporate" and "corporation" have the same meanings that

they have in the Business Corporations Act;

(d) "Corporate Registry" means the document and information

recording system maintained by the Registrar under which the Registrar

maintains documents and information under the Business Corporations Act,

the Partnership Act and any other enactment under which the Registrar

carries out duties or functions;

(e) "designated document" means a designated document within the

meaning of

section 7 of

Schedule 12, and includes any attachment to such a

designated document that is capable of being transmitted;

(f) "electronic access agreement" means,

(

i) in the case of a person who is a registry agent, a

registry agent agreement entered into under

section 3 of

Schedule 12

between the registry agent and the Minister, and

(ii) in the case of any other person, an agreement

entered into under

section 6 of

Schedule 12 between the person and the

Minister,

under which the person is provided electronic access to the Corporate

Registry database and is authorized to transmit under this Regulation and

the terms of the agreement;

(g) "field" means a space, in a designated document, in which a

particular type of information is entered;

(h) "information" includes data in an electronic format;

(i) "NUANS report" means a Newly Upgraded Automated Name Search

Report referred to in the Business Corporations Regulation (AR 118/2000);

(j) "Registrar" means the Registrar as defined in the Business

Corporations Act;

(k) "Schedule 12" means

Schedule 12 to the Government Organization

Act;

(l) "service provider" means a person who has entered into an

electronic access agreement under which that person is authorized to

transmit.

(2) Any reference in this Regulation to "transmit", "transmitted" or

"transmittal" is to be taken to refer to the sending by a service provider

of a designated document to the Registrar, using electronic means and

format and completed in such manner as the Registrar requires, in order to

effect a registration or a filing in the Corporate Registry.

(3) Any reference in this Regulation to the official records of the

Corporate Registry includes the electronic database and the microfilmed

documents of the Corporate Registry.

(4) Any reference in this Regulation to the authorizing of a designated

document is to be taken to refer to the document's being authorized for

processing within the meaning of

section 7(1)(

f) of

Schedule 12.

Designation of registry

2 The Corporate Registry is hereby designated as a registry to which

section 7 of

Schedule 12 applies.

PART 1

DESIGNATED DOCUMENTS, ACCREDITED

PERSONS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS

Effective date of designated document designation

3 Where the Registrar, under

section 7(2) of

Schedule 12, designates a

document or information or any class of documents or information as a

designated document, the Registrar shall also specify the date on which the

designation becomes effective.

Classification of designated documents

4 The Registrar shall classify each designated document as either a level

1, a level 2 or a level 3 designated document.

Scope of authority of accredited persons

5(1) In order for designated documents to be authorized, the Registrar may

designate an accredited person as being either a level 1, a level 2 or a

level 3 accredited person.

(2) A level 3 accredited person may authorize a designated document

classified by the Registrar as a level 1, level 2 or level 3 designated

document.

(3) A level 2 accredited person may only authorize a designated document

classified by the Registrar as a level 1 or level 2 designated document.

(4) A level 1 accredited person may only authorize a designated document

classified by the Registrar as a level 1 designated document.

Accreditation as accredited persons

6(1) A person wishing to become an accredited person must, in a form

satisfactory to the Registrar, apply to the Registrar for accreditation

setting out

(

a) the level of accreditation being applied for, and

(

b) any other information required by the Registrar.

(2) The Registrar may establish the minimum qualifications for a

particular level of accreditation in order for a person's application to be

considered by the Registrar for accreditation at that level.

(3) On considering an application, the Registrar may

(

a) require the applicant to challenge an examination in respect of

the level of accreditation being applied for, and

(

b) charge the applicant an examination fee in such lawful and

reasonable amount as the Registrar considers appropriate in the

circumstances.

(4) If the applicant succeeds in the examination challenge at a level of

achievement that is acceptable to the Registrar, the Registrar may accredit

the applicant at the level for which the examination was challenged.

(5) Where the Registrar accredits a person, the Registrar shall

(

a) assign to the accredited person an accredited person's ID code,

and

(

b) confirm in writing to that person

(

i) the fact that the person is an accredited person,

(ii) the accredited person's level of accreditation,

(iii) the accredited person's ID code assigned, and

(iv) the designated documents that are of the level of

classification for which the person is accredited to authorize.

(6) Any process under which a person is accredited, including any training

that is provided by the Registrar or any person on behalf of the Registrar,

is provided to or in respect of the accreditation solely for the purpose of

ensuring that the appropriate functions and procedures respecting document

authorization for the Corporate Registry are carried out, and not for the

purpose of training persons to provide legal advice or other services to

the public.

Prohibited actions re accredited persons

7 An accredited person shall not directly or indirectly

(

a) permit a service provider or any other person to use the

accredited person's ID code unless that accredited person has examined and

authorized the designated document, or

(

b) provide such information to another person as constitutes the

giving of legal advice to the public.

Suspension and cancellation of accreditation

8 The Registrar may suspend or cancel an accredited person's

accreditation if, in the opinion of the Registrar, the accredited person

(

a) has failed to comply with this Regulation or any directions of

the Registrar given under this Regulation,

(

b) does not meet the standards of performance or competence that

are expected of an accredited person at the level of accreditation for

which the person is accredited,

(

c) has been inactive in carrying out any duties or functions under

section 7 of

Schedule 12 or this Regulation,

(

d) has engaged in only limited activities in carrying out any

duties or functions under

section 7 of

Schedule 12 or this Regulation with

respect to designated documents that are of the level of classification for

which the person is accredited to authorize, or

(

e) has engaged in activities that are harmful to the operation or

reputation of the Corporate Registry or the Registrar.

Reduction of level of accreditation

9 The Registrar may reduce the level of accreditation of an accredited

person to that of a lower level if, in the opinion of the Registrar, the

accredited person

(

a) has been inactive in carrying out any duties or functions under

section 7 of

Schedule 12 or this Regulation, or

(

b) has engaged in only limited activities in carrying out any

duties or functions under

section 7 of

Schedule 12 or this Regulation with

respect to designated documents that are of the level of classification for

which the person is accredited to authorize.

Audits and reviews

10(1) For the purposes of determining whether an accredited person is

carrying out the accredited person's duties and functions under

section 7

of

Schedule 12 and this Regulation to a standard and in a manner that are

competent and acceptable to the Registrar, the Registrar or a person on the

Registrar's behalf may conduct audits and reviews of the accredited

person's operations and of the accredited person's files, records and

documents, whether maintained in paper or electronic form.

(2) In carrying out the audit or review, the Registrar or other person

acting on the Registrar's behalf may make copies of material found in the

files and of the records and documents.

(3) An audit or review under this

section may only be carried out in

respect of the accredited person's activities as they relate to the

carrying out of duties and functions under

section 7 of

Schedule 12 and

this Regulation.

Service provider's ID code

11 The Registrar shall assign to a service provider a service provider's

ID code.

Restriction on authority to transmit

12 Only a service provider with a service provider's ID code is

authorized to transmit.

Insurance requirements for service provider

13 The Registrar may

(

a) require a service provider to obtain and maintain professional

errors and omission insurance coverage in an amount that the Registrar

considers satisfactory,

(

b) require proof of that coverage, and

(

c) require a notification of any termination of that coverage.

Insertion and use of ID codes

14(1) When a service provider makes a transmittal, the service provider

shall ensure that the accredited person's ID code and the service

provider's ID code are inserted into the appropriate field so as to enable

the Registrar

(

a) to identify

(

i) the service provider making the transmittal, and

(ii) the accredited person who authorized the designated

document that is the subject of the transmittal,

and

(

b) to ensure that the accredited person is accredited to authorize

the designated document that is the subject of the transmittal.

(2) The use of a service provider's ID code and of an accredited person's

ID code in a transmittal has the same force as if the service provider and

the accredited person had signed a paper document that contained the

information transmitted.

Responsibility re ID codes

15 Service providers and accredited persons are responsible for the

security and use of their respective ID codes.

Responsibility re transmittals

16 Service providers and accredited persons are responsible for all

transmittals that include their respective ID codes.

PART 2

DOCUMENT HANDLING PROCEDURES

AND SEARCHES

Transmittance of designated documents

17(1) Where designated documents are required or permitted by or under

the Business Corporations Act or the Partnership Act to be registered or

filed with or sent or delivered to the Registrar, those designated

documents must be so registered, filed, sent or delivered by being

transmitted.

(2) A designated document that is transmitted

(

a) must be transmitted in the manner and form established by the

Registrar, and

(

b) must contain the information that is required by the Registrar

and is relevant to the purpose for which the designated document is

transmitted.

(3) Without restricting the generality of subsection (2)(b), the Registrar

may require the provision of the following information in a designated

document under the Business Corporations Act so far as is applicable:

(

a) in respect of a director, the full name and address, the

appointment and cessation dates and the residency status;

(

b) in respect of a shareholder, the full name and address and the

shareholding particulars;

(

c) the full name and address, the appointment and cessation dates

and the occupation of the person who will keep the records of a corporation

after its dissolution;

(

d) the full name and address, the firm name and the appointment

and cessation dates of the attorney for service as defined in

section

276(

b) of the Business Corporations Act, for a body corporate;

(

e) the full name and address of the person requesting continuance

of a corporation;

(

f) the full name and address of the person requesting revival of a

corporation, the relationship of the person to the corporation and the

reason that revival is requested.

Forms

18(1) The forms to be used for designated documents are to be in the

electronic formats established by the Registrar.

(2) The form and content of all certificates that the Registrar is

authorized or required to issue under the Business Corporations Act or the

Partnership Act, or under a court order under either Act, are as determined

by the Registrar.

Filing, etc., of non-designated documents

19 Where any court order or other document that is not a designated

document is authorized or required by an enactment or a court to be filed,

registered, sent or delivered to the Registrar in respect of a matter dealt

with under the Business Corporations Act or the Partnership Act, that court

order or other document must be filed, registered, sent or delivered to the

Registrar in a paper form unless the Registrar directs otherwise.

Authorized representative signatures and name insertions

20 The signature of the authorized representative is not required in

respect of a transmittal, but the name of the authorized representative

must be inserted in the appropriate field in the designated document, which

insertion has the same force as if the authorized representative had signed

the document.

Effect of transmittal

21 A transmittal constitutes a request to the Registrar that the

Registrar, in accordance with the Business Corporations Act or the

Partnership Act, as the case may be, as modified by

Schedule 12 and this

Regulation, file, register, maintain or otherwise deal with the designated

document transmitted.

Duties of accredited persons on document authorization

22 An accredited person who carries out functions respecting designated

document authorization shall ensure

(

a) that the designated document is completed in a manner that

complies with the Business Corporations Act or the Partnership Act, as the

case may be, as modified by

Schedule 12 and this Regulation;

(

b) that the designated document complies with the policies and

procedures of the Registrar;

(

c) that, where a NUANS report is required, the report has been

reviewed and its number inserted in the appropriate field of the designated

document;

(

d) that the designated document is in the electronic format

established by the Registrar and indicates in the appropriate fields the

name of the authorized representative and the accredited person's ID code;

(

e) that, unless the accredited person personally knows the

authorized representative, the identity of the authorized representative is

confirmed by the authorized representative's motor vehicle operator's

licence number or some other form of identification that is acceptable to

the Registrar.

Restrictions on use of identification information

23 Anything provided under

section 22(

e) for the purpose of confirming

identification of an authorized representative

(

a) does not form part of the designated document nor of the

official records of the Corporate Registry,

(

b) is not eligible to be the subject of a search, and

(

c) must be held in confidence by any person who is in possession

of it.

Effect of transmittal and authorization

24(1) On receipt of a transmittal, the Registrar shall, if the designated

document is authorized,

(

a) issue by electronic or other means the appropriate certificate

or other document authorized by the Business Corporations Act or the

Partnership Act, as the case may be, and

(

b) maintain in the electronic database of the Corporate Registry

the certificate or other document referred to in clause (

a) and the

information contained in the transmittal and in that certificate or other

document .

(2) A certificate or other document referred to in subsection (1)(

a) may

be printed out by the service provider at the service provider's office.

(3) Where a certificate or other document is issued under subsection

(1)(

a) and provided to a service provider, the service provider shall

provide that certificate or other document to the authorized representative

who is entitled to receive it.

(4) The information referred to in subsection (1)(

b) forms part of the

official records of the Corporate Registry.

Requirements for corporation re NUANS report

25 Where a NUANS report is required in conjunction with any designated

document, the corporation on whose behalf that report was obtained shall,

after the report has been reviewed by an accredited person, maintain the

original of the report and provide it to the Registrar on request by the

Registrar.

Entitlement to perform searches

26(1) Subject to any restrictions provided for in this or any other

enactment, a service provider or other person authorized by the Registrar

may, in accordance with the search criteria established by the Registrar,

perform searches of the official records of the Corporate Registry.

(2) The results of any search carried out under subsection (1) may be

printed out by the service provider at the service provider's office.

PART 3

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Property rights in official records

27 The official records of the Corporate Registry remain at all times the

property of the Government.

Fees

28(1) The fees payable to the Registrar with respect to a transmittal, a

search, the issuance of a certificate or other document and any other

related services are those set out in the

Schedule or in or under other

enactments or the electronic access agreement.

(2) The Registrar may waive the payment by

(

a) a department or agency of the Government, or

(

b) a Provincial agency as defined in the Financial Administration

Act

of a fee referred to in subsection (1) if the Registrar is satisfied that

the department, agency or Provincial agency will not recover the fee from a

third party.

Powers of Registrar under other enactments

29 Nothing in this Regulation is to be construed so as to restrict any of

the powers of the Registrar under the Business Corporations Act, the

Partnership Act or

Schedule 12.

Expiry

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

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

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

on January 31, 2007.

Repeal

31 The Corporate Registry Document Handling Procedures Regulation (AR

9/98) is repealed.

SCHEDULE

(Section 28)

BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT

The fees payable to the Government under

section 12(3)(

a) of

Schedule 12 in

relation to the Business Corporations Act are as follows:

(

a) for certificate of incorporation $100

(

b) for certificate of amendment

(articles of amendment) 25

(

c) for certificate of amalgamation 100

(

d) for certificate of registration of

an extra-provincial corporation 100

(

e) for certificate of amendment of

registration of an extra-provincial corporation 25

(

f) for certificate of registration of an

amalgamated corporation (extra-provincial) 100

(

g) for certificate of restated articles of incorporation 25

(

h) for certificate of continuance under

section 188 of the Business Corporations Act 100

(

i) for certificate of amendment

(articles of reorganization) 25

(

j) for certificate of revival 100

(

k) for certificate of revocation of

intent to dissolve no charge

equivalency or pseudonym 25

(

m) for certificate of continuance under

section 273 of the Business Corporations Act 100

(

n) for certificate of dissolution no charge

(

o) for filing annual return no charge

(

p) for certificate of status 5

(

q) for any certificate or certification for

which a fee is not provided elsewhere 25

(

r) for search - for each corporation (microfiche only) 5

(

s) for certification, per file 5

(

t) for appointment of receiver no charge

(

u) for issuing corrected certificate 50

(

v) for printed search - for each corporation 1

PARTNERSHIP ACT

The fees payable to the Government under

section 12(3)(

a) of

Schedule 12 in

relation to the Partnership Act are as follows:

(

a) for filing certificate of limited partnership

under

section 52 of the Partnership Act $50

(

b) for filing notice to amend certificate

of limited partnership 15

(

c) for filing declaration under

section 106,

109 or 110 of the Partnership Act 10

(

d) for computer printed search of each

trade name, partnership, limited partnership and

limited liability partnership 1

(

e) for search (microfiche only) of each

trade name, partnership and limited partnership 5

(

f) for certification, per file 5

(

g) for uncertified copy of any document

or part of a document, per file 5

(

h) for certificate of limited liability

partnership registration 50

(

i) for annual return for limited

liability partnership no charge

Alberta Regulation 11/2002

Cemeteries Act

CREMATORIES DESIGNATION REGULATION

Filed: January 24, 2002

Made by the Minister of Government Services (M.O. C:001/02) on January 21,

2002 pursuant to

section 60(2) of the Cemeteries Act.

Designation

1 The Alberta Funeral Services Regulatory Board is designated as a

regulatory board for purposes of the Cemeteries Act.

Expiry

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

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

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

on November 30, 2006.