Alberta Regulation 50/95

Mines and Minerals Act

PRESCRIBED AMOUNTS (NATURAL GAS ROYALTY)

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 20, 1995

Made by the Minister of Energy (M.O. 10/95) pursuant to

section 6 of the

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

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

36/95) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 3:

4(1) The following prices are prescribed for the January 1995

production month:

Item Price

Gas Reference Price $ 1.39 per gigajoule

Gas Par Price $ 1.56 per gigajoule

Pentanes Reference Price $152.12 per cubic metre

Pentanes Par Price $137.37 per cubic metre

Propane Reference Price $ 82.06 per cubic metre

Butanes Reference Price $103.91 per cubic metre

5(1) The following allowances per cubic metre are prescribed for the

January, 1995 production month:

Item Price

Fractionation Allowance $8.50

Transportation Allowance Region Region Region Region

1 2 3 4

(

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

i) of the Natural Gas

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

$3.63 $4.27 $ 7.83 $ 6.28

(

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

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

$3.17 $6.45 $21.73 $ 9.73

(

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

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

$4.19 $8.04 $ 8.49 $10.42

Storage Allowance for pentanes plus, propane and butanes

$0.00

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Alberta Regulation 51/95

Licensing of Trades and Businesses Act

RETAIL ORDER BUSINESS LICENSING AMENDMENT

AND REPEAL REGULATION

Filed: March 21, 1995

Made by the Minister of Municipal Affairs (M.O. H:067/95) pursuant to

section 4 of the Licensing of Trades and Businesses Act.

1 The Retail Order Business Licensing Regulation (Alta. Reg. 190/82) is

amended by sections 2 to 5 of this Regulation.

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

(a.1) "licensee" means a person operating a retail order business

under a licence issued under this Regulation before March 1, 1995;

3 Sections 4 and 5 are repealed and the following is substituted:

4 No licences are to be issued, and no existing licences are to be

renewed, under this Regulation after the commencement of this section.

Section 7 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1)

(

i) by striking out the comma after "Regulation";

(ii) by repealing clause (a);

(iii) in clause (

b) by striking out "on or after April 1,

1987";

(

b) by repealing subsections (2) and (3).

Section 12 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1) by striking out "and an applicant for a

licence or renewal of a licence";

(

b) in subsection (2) by adding "or was" after "who is".

6 The Retail Order Business Licensing Regulation (Alta. Reg. 190/82) is

repealed.

7(1) Sections 1 to 5 come into force on April 1, 1995.

(2) Section 6 comes into force on March 1, 1999.

Alberta Regulation 52/95

Public Trustee Act

PUBLIC TRUSTEE COMMON FUND INTEREST RATE REGULATION

Filed: March 21, 1995

Made by the Public Trustee pursuant to

section 26(1) of the Public Trustee

Act.

1 On and after April 1, 1995 the interest payable in respect of estates,

the money of which forms the Common Fund, shall

(

a) be at the rate of 8.25% per annum calculated on the minimum

monthly balance held in each estate account, and

(

b) be credited to individual estate accounts on the last day of

each month.

2 The Public Trustee Common Fund Interest Rate Regulation (Alta. Reg.

357/94) is repealed.

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

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Alberta Regulation 53/95

Gas Resources Preservation Act

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS REGULATION

Filed: March 23, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 200/95) pursuant to

section 13 of the Gas Resources Preservation Act.

1(1) Every permit for the removal from Alberta of propane or gas is

subject to the condition that the permittee may cease to comply with any

this Regulation by the Lieutenant Governor in Council or the Minister for

the granting or amending of the permit.

(2) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of permits numbered ER 93-1

and ER 93-2 granted by the Board pursuant to the Act.

Regulation (Alta. Reg. 271/87) cease to have effect.

3 The Permit Conditions Regulation (Alta. Reg. 271/87) is repealed.

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Alberta Regulation 54/95

Government Organization Act

BOILERS DELEGATED ADMINISTRATION REGULATION

Filed: March 23, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 202/95) pursuant to

Schedule 10,

section 2 of the Government Organization Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions 1

Delegation 2

Conditions 3

Limiting legal liability 4

Appeal rights 5

Records management and access 6

Reporting 7

Coming into force 8

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the Government Organization Act;

(b) "Administration Agreement" means a written agreement made

between the Minister and the Boilers Association entitled Administration

Agreement;

(c) "Boilers Association" means the Alberta Boilers Safety

Association incorporated under the Societies Act;

(d) "Freedom of Information Co-ordinator" means an employee under

the administration of the Minister designated by the Deputy Minister as a

Freedom of Information Co-ordinator;

(e) "Minister" means the Minister charged with the administration

of the Safety Codes Act, and "Deputy Minister" means the deputy of that

Minister;

(f) "pressure equipment" means pressure equipment as defined in the

Safety Codes Act;

(g) "rules" means rules made by the Boilers Association under

section 3 of

Schedule 10 of the Act whether or not the rules are made in

the form of a Boilers Association by-law.

Delegation

2(1) The powers, duties and functions of an Administrator under

section 54

of the Safety Codes Act with respect to

Part 1 of the Administration and

Information Systems Regulation are delegated to the Boilers Association.

(2) The powers, duties and functions of a safety codes officer under

(

a) the Pressure Welders' Regulations (Alta. Reg. 229/75),

(

b) the Design, Construction and Installation of Boilers and

Pressure Vessels Regulations (Alta. Reg. 227/75),

(

c) Part 1 of the Administration and Information Systems

Regulation,

(

d) section 8 of the Boilers and Pressure Vessels Regulation (Alta.

Reg. 293/94), and

(

e) sections 30, 31 and 59 of the Safety Codes Act in respect of

pressure equipment

are delegated to the Boilers Association.

(3) The Boilers Association is authorized

(

a) to impose, with the approval of the Minister, assessments, fees

and charges, and

(

b) to collect money from the levy of the assessments, fees and

charges,

with respect to the powers, duties and functions delegated to it under this

Regulation on persons who apply for or are provided a service, material or

program, including but not restricted to the issuance of a permit,

certificate or other thing or by filing or registering a design or other

thing with, the Boilers Association.

(4) At the request of the Minister, the Boilers Association is authorized

to provide advice to the Minister on any power, duty or function delegated

to it or relating to the administration or operation of any matter

delegated to it.

Conditions

3(1) The delegation under

section 2 is subject to the following

conditions:

(

a) that the Boilers Association comply with this Regulation;

(

b) neither the Boilers Association nor any safety codes officer

employed or engaged by it may lay an information to prosecute any person

under the Safety Codes Act, or regulations under that Act, without the

consent of the Deputy Minister;

(

c) subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy

Act, any confidential information acquired by the Boilers Association, its

directors, officers, employees and agents in the course of carrying out

their powers, duties and functions under this Regulation, shall not be

disclosed or made known to any other person except as is necessary to carry

out those powers, duties and functions;

(

d) if a request for information is made to the Boilers Association

under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, the request

must be directed to the Freedom of Information Co-ordinator, and the

Boilers Association must respond to the request as instructed by the

Co-ordinator;

(

e) the Boilers Association must designate a person to be

responsible for records management related to the information system;

(

f) all computer software and systems used or developed by the

Boilers Association for carrying out their powers, duties and functions

under this Regulation, the information on them, and anything generated or

capable of generation by them, is owned by the Government of Alberta.

(2) All money received by the Boilers Association under the authority of

this Regulation must be recorded and accounted for in accordance with

generally accepted accounting principles and receipts for the money

received must be provided on the request of the person paying the money.

(3) The Boilers Association is authorized to use the money collected by it

under this

section to pay costs incurred in carrying out its powers, duties

and functions under this Regulation.

Limiting legal liability

4(1) No action lies against the Boilers Association or all or any of its

directors, officers, agents or employees for anything done or not done by

any of them in good faith while carrying out their powers, duties and

functions under this Regulation.

(2) When carrying out its powers, duties and functions in good faith under

this Regulation, the Boilers Association and its directors, officers,

employees and agents are not liable for any damage caused by a decision

related to the system of inspections, examinations, evaluations and

investigations, including but not limited to a decision relating to their

frequency and how they are carried out.

(3) If the Boilers Association engages the services of an accredited

agency under the Safety Codes Act to carry out its powers, duties and

functions under this Regulation, the Boilers Association is not liable for

any negligence or nuisance of the accredited agency that causes an injury,

loss or damage to any person or property.

Appeal rights

5(1) In accordance with

section 2(1)(e),

Schedule 10 of the Act, a person

who is affected by an action taken or decision made by the Boilers

Association or any of its directors, officers, agents or employees in the

carrying out of a power, duty or function under this Regulation may, when

an appeal is not provided for in the Safety Codes Act, appeal the action or

decision to the Minister.

(2) The Minister may decide whether to hear an appeal under subsection

(1).

(3) On hearing an appeal the Minister may confirm, vary or revoke the

action or decision that is the subject matter of the appeal.

(4) A decision made by the Minister with respect to an appeal under this

section is final.

Records management and access

6(1) All records in the custody or under the control of the Boilers

Association that are required for carrying out its powers, duties and

functions under this Regulation must be managed, maintained and destroyed

in accordance with subsection (2) and

(

a) the Public Records Regulation (Alta. Reg. 373/83) and the

schedules pursuant to that Regulation that apply to the records as approved

by the Public Records Committee, or

(

b) a regulation that replaces the Public Records Regulation (Alta.

Reg. 373/83).

(2) The following conditions apply to the records described in subsection

(1):

(

a) management of the records must be under the direction of a

public records officer who is an employee under the administration of the

Minister;

(

b) the Boilers Association must designate a person to be

responsible for records management and freedom of information and privacy

matters;

(

c) subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy

Act, all confidential information must be kept confidential, and the

Boilers Association must establish appropriate rules to that effect;

(

d) all records created or maintained in the course of carrying out

the powers, duties and functions under this Regulation become and remain

the property of the Crown in right of Alberta;

(

e) the Boilers Association must comply with the Freedom of

Information and Protection of Privacy Act in the course of carrying out its

powers, duties and functions under this Regulation;

(

f) the Boilers Association must provide to the Freedom of

Information Co-ordinator any records required under the Freedom of

Information and Protection of Privacy Act, within 7 days of a request under

that Act.

Reporting

7 The Boilers Association shall report on its activities to the Minister

at least once a year, at a time and in a manner specified by the Minister

as set out in the Administration Agreement, and in accordance with

section

10 of

Schedule 10 of the Act.

Coming into force

8 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 55/95

Safety Codes Act

ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS REGULATION

Filed: March 23, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 203/95) pursuant to

section 61 of the Safety Codes Act.

Table of Contents

Part 1

Information Systems and Administration in

the Pressure Equipment Discipline

Definition 1

Information systems 2,3

Exams 4

Equivalency 5

Coming into force 6

PART 1

INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND ADMINISTRATION IN

THE PRESSURE EQUIPMENT DISCIPLINE

Definition

1 In this Regulation, "power engineer" means power engineer, building

operator, boiler operator, oilwell boiler operators and special boiler

operator and fireman.

Information systems

2 An Administrator shall, if requested by the Minister, maintain an

information system that includes the following information:

(

a) the registration, de-registration or recording of

(

i) designs and the approval of designs for new

pressure equipment,

(ii) obsolete or unsafe designs of pressure equipment,

(iii) permitted procedures, including repairs and

alterations to existing pressure equipment,

(iv) inspection reports concerning the construction,

installation, repair or maintenance of pressure equipment,

(

v) permitted welding procedures,

(vi) refusals to register designs or to permit

procedures,

(vii) the location, ownership and inspection records of

pressure equipment, and

(viii) the maintenance of pressure equipment;

(

b) the registration of, testing for and issuance of certificates

of competency to

(

i) power engineers, and

(ii) pressure welders;

(

c) the registration of organizations having quality control

programs and that are permitted to carry out activities related to pressure

equipment under the Act;

(

d) recording reports of accidents and unsafe conditions involving

pressure equipment and information on their investigation;

(

e) recording the issuance of orders related to pressure equipment;

(

f) recording the issuance of variances related to pressure

equipment;

(

g) recording notices of appeals related to the carrying out of

powers, duties, functions and authorizations under the Boilers Delegated

Administration Regulation;

(

h) any other matter related to pressure equipment required by the

Minister.

Information systems

3 An information system under this Regulation may include

(

a) the keeping of copies of records regarding

(

i) any matter described in

section 2, and

(ii) the payment of levies, fees and charges for any

service or anything issued by the Administrator;

(

b) the keeping of copies of reports, orders, variances or any

other thing issued by the Administrator or by any safety codes officer

regarding any matter described in

section 2;

(

c) the keeping of records regarding the issuance of certificates,

identification numbers, permits and notices related to any matter described

section 2;

(

d) the registration of things, processes or activities related to

pressure equipment governed by the Safety Codes Act;

(

e) the de-registration of things, processes or activities related

to pressure equipment governed by the Safety Codes Act;

(

f) the keeping of records of appeals referred to in

section 2(g).

Exams

4 A safety codes officer may

(

a) accept and evaluate applications for examinations for

certificates of competency under the Engineers' Regulations (Alta. Reg.

319/75);

(

b) arrange for examinations or tests to be written or performed;

(

c) evaluate examinations;

(

d) recommend to an Administrator the issuance of certificates;

(

e) recommend to an Administrator the placement of an entry on an

information system;

(

f) conduct examinations or tests in respect of Certificates of

Competency under the Engineers' Regulations (Alta. Reg. 319/75) and

Pressure Welders' Regulations (Alta. Reg. 229/75).

Equivalency

5 A safety codes officer may, at the request of, and under the direction

of, an Administrator, assess

(

a) the equivalency of educational qualifications, and

(

b) the equivalency of extra-provincial certificates of competency

under the Engineers' Regulations (Alta. Reg. 319/75) and Pressure Welders'

Regulations (Alta. Reg. 229/75) and recommend to the Administrator whether

to determine an equivalency.

Coming into force

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

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Alberta Regulation 56/95

Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act

RECIPROCATING JURISDICTIONS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 23, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 204/95) pursuant to

section 8 of the Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act.

1 The Reciprocating Jurisdictions Regulation (Alta. Reg. 344/85) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after "The Yukon Territory":

The Commonwealth of Australia

(

b) by striking out:

The State of Tasmania, Commonwealth of Australia

The Northern Territory of Australia, Commonwealth of Australia

Alberta Regulation 57/95

Government Organization Act

RECORDS MANAGEMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 23, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 205/95) pursuant to

Schedule 12,

section 14 of the Government Organization Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions 1

Alberta Records Management Committee 2

Chair, vice-chair and secretary 3

Records management program 4

Evaluation of program 5

Approval of records retention and disposition schedules 6

Advice to the Minister 7

Archival appraisal 8

Departmental responsibility 9

Records retention and disposition

schedule 10

Destruction of records 11

Repeal 12

Coming into force 13

Schedule

Definitions

1(1) In this Regulation,

(a) "Committee" means the Alberta Records Management Committee

established under

section 2(1);

(b) "department" has the meaning given to it in

section 14 of

Schedule 12 of the Government Organization Act;

(c) "deputy head", in respect of a department, means

(

i) the chief officer of the department, or

(ii) if there is more than one chief officer of the

department, the chief officer of that part of the department for which he

is responsible;

(d) "Minister" means the Minister of Public Works, Supply and

Services;

(e) "record" has the meaning given to it in the Freedom of

Information and Protection of Privacy Act.

(2) For the purposes of this Regulation, an agency, board, commission,

corporation, office or other body listed in the

Schedule is considered to

be a department.

Alberta Records Management Committee

2(1) There is established the Alberta Records Management Committee

consisting of the persons appointed as members under subsection (3).

(2) On the request of the Minister, nominations must be made in accordance

with the following and submitted to the Minister:

(a) 2 people must be nominated by the Department of Public Works,

Supply and Services;

(

b) one person must be nominated by the Provincial Archives of

Alberta;

(

c) one person must be nominated by the Department of Justice;

(

d) one person must be nominated by the Provincial Treasurer.

(3) The Minister may appoint as members of the Committee

(

a) the persons nominated in accordance with subsection (2), and

(

b) any other persons he considers appropriate.

Chair, vice-chair and secretary

3(1) The Minister must designate one of the persons nominated under

section 2(2)(

a) to act as the chair of the Committee and the other to act

as the secretary of the Committee.

(2) The members of the Committee may choose a vice-chair from among

themselves.

Records management program

4(1) The Minister is responsible for establishing a records management

program.

(2) For the purpose of providing the details for the operation of the

records management program, the Minister may establish, maintain and

promote policies, standards and procedures for the creation, handling,

control, organization, retention, maintenance, security, preservation,

disposition, alienation and destruction of records in the custody or under

the control of departments and for their transfer to the Provincial

Archives of Alberta.

Evaluation of program

5 The Committee may evaluate the implementation of the records management

program in each department.

Approval of records retention and disposition schedules

6(1) The Committee must approve a records retention and disposition

schedule of a department before it is implemented in the department.

(2) The Committee may approve records retention and disposition schedules

submitted by the secretary of the Committee that are to apply to all

departments.

Advice to the Minister

7 The Committee may provide advice to the Minister relating to the

policies, standards and procedures referred to in

section 4(2).

Archival appraisal

8 The member of the Committee referred to in

section 2(2)(b)

(

a) must provide an archival appraisal of each records retention

and disposition

schedule submitted by a department, and

(

b) may provide advice on archival concerns.

Departmental responsibility

9 The deputy head of a department must ensure that records in the custody

or under the control of the department are managed in accordance with the

policies, standards and procedures established under

section 4(2).

Records retention and disposition

schedule

10(1) The deputy head of a department must ensure that the department

prepares records retention and disposition schedules for all records under

the control of the department.

(2) The records retention and disposition

schedule must

(

a) describe the records under the control of the department,

(

b) specify how long the department must keep the records,

(

c) specify where the records must be kept,

(

d) specify the format in which records must be stored, and

(

e) describe what the final disposition of the records will be.

(3) The records retention and disposition

schedule must be approved by the

Committee before it is implemented in the department.

(4) Records may be disposed of only in accordance with the approved

records retention and disposition schedule.

Destruction of records

11 The deputy head of a department must ensure that records are destroyed

only in accordance with policies established under

section 4(2).

Repeal

12 The Public Records Regulation (Alta. Reg. 373/83) is repealed.

Coming into force

13 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 1995.

SCHEDULE

ADVANCED EDUCATION AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Access Fund Advisory Committee

Advanced Education Foundations

- University of Alberta 1991 Foundation

- Athabasca University Foundation

- University of Calgary Foundation

- University of Lethbridge Foundation

- Banff Centre Foundation

- Public Colleges Foundation of Alberta

- Technical Institutes Foundation of Alberta

- Non-Profit Private Colleges Foundation

Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Board

Alberta Council on Admissions and Transfers

Alberta Forest Industry Training Council

Alberta Heritage Scholarship, fellowship or prize selection

committees under

section 4 of the Alberta Heritage Scholarship

Act

Appeal Board appointed under

Part 4 of the Apprenticeship and

Industry Training Act

Apprenticeship Committees - local and provincial

Immigration Review Panel

Private Vocational Schools Advisory Council

Private Colleges Accreditation Board

Students Finance Board

Students Finance Appeal Committees appointed under

section 7

of the Government Organization Act

Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons Training and

Selection Committee

AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Alberta Agricultural Research Institute

Alberta Crow Benefit Offset Program Review Committee

Alberta Dairy Control Board

Alberta Grain Commission

Agricultural Development Committees

Agricultural Products Marketing Council

Board of Trustees of the Wheat Board Money Trust

Committees formed under

section 7 of the Government

Organization Act

- Alberta Food Marketing Advisory Committee

- Alberta Mastitis Committee

- Agricultural Education Advisory Committee

- Centralized Milk Testing Advisory Committee

- Hall of Fame Selection Committee

- Plant Industry Advisory Committee

- Swine Herd Health Advisory Committee

- Swine Improvement Advisory Committee

Dairy Manufacturing Plant Licensing Advisory Board

Farmer's Advocate

Farm Implement Board

Irrigation Council

Meat Inspection Advisory Committee

Production Animal Medicine Advisory Committee

Selected Operational and Advisory Committees formed under

various Federal or Provincial Agreements

Agriculture Financial Services Corporation

Land Compensation Board

Surface Rights Board

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Alberta Foundation for the Arts

Alberta Human Rights Commission

Alberta Multiculturalism Commission

Alberta Order of Excellence Council

Alberta Historical Resources Foundation

Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation

Glenbow-Alberta Institute Board of Governors

Government House Foundation

Alberta Advisory Council on Women's Issues

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM

Alberta Economic Development Authority

Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research

Alberta Intermodal Services Ltd.

Alberta Tourism Education Council

Alberta Motion Picture Development Corporation

Alberta Opportunity Company

EDUCATION

Board of Reference

Competency Review Panel

Competency Review Appeal Committee

Complainant Appeal Committee

Council on Alberta Teaching Standards

Premier's Council on the Status of Persons with Disabilities

School Buildings Board

Teaching Profession Appeal Board

The Attendance Board

The Certification Appeal Committee

The Special Needs Tribunal

Teachers' Retirement Fund Board

ENERGY

540540 Alberta Ltd.

Alberta Energy and Utilities Board

Alberta Electric Energy Marketing Agency

Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority

Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission

Freehold Mineral Rights Tax Appeal Board

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Advisory Committees established under

section 4 of the Alberta

Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act

Alberta Forest Development Research Trust Fund Committee

Alberta Forest Research Advisory Council

Alberta Land Surveyor's Association Practice Review Committee

Alberta Petroleum Industry Government Environmental

Committee

Bow River Water Quality Council

Buffalo Bay/Horse Lakes Advisory Committee

Buffalo Lake Management Team

Castle River Consultation Group

Clean Air Strategic Alliance

Cold Lake Regional Water Management Task Force

Drainage Council

Environmental Appeal Board

Environmental Protection Advisory Committee

Foreign Ownership of Land Administration

Forest Conservation Strategy Steering Committee

Land Agent Advisory Committee

Natural Resources Conservation Board

Northern River Basin Study

Oldman River Dam Environmental Advisory Committee

Pembina River Valley Floodplain Public Advisory Committee

Special Waste Management Corporation

Sterling Pasture Company Limited

Sylvan Lake Advisory Committee

Tire Recycling Management Board

Water Management Review Committee

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Northern Alberta Development Council

Personnel Administration Office

- Government of Alberta Dental Plan Trust

- Government Employees Group Extended Medical Benefits

Plan Trust

Public Affairs Bureau

FAMILY AND SOCIAL SERVICES

Appeal Panels appointed under the Assured Income for the

Severely Handicapped Act

Appeal Panels appointed under the Dependent Adults Act

Appeal Panels appointed under the Social Development Act

Appeal Panels appointed under the Social Care Facilities

Licensing Act

Appeal Panels appointed under the Widows' Pension Act

Appeal Panels appointed under the Child Welfare Act

Community Resource Centre Board of Southeastern Alberta

Metis Settlements Appeal Tribunal

Metis Settlements Transition Commission

Premier's Council in Support of Alberta Families

Social Care Facilities Review Committee

Aboriginal Affairs

HEALTH

Non-Government Institutions Established under Legislation

Administered by the Minister of Health:

Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission

Alberta Health Facilities Review Committee

Mental Health Patient Advocate

Seniors Advisory Council of Alberta

The Wild Rose Foundation

Ministerial Committees:

Alberta Advisory Committee on AIDS

Health Services Funding Advisory Committee

Health Workforce Rebalancing Committee

Management Committee for the Northern River Basins Human

Health Monitoring Program

Out-of-Province Supplementary Assistance Program Committee

Provincial Advisory Committee on Health Research

Provincial Advisory Committee on Mental Health Issues

Provincial Health Council

Deputy Minister Committees:

Alberta Advisory Committee on Communicable Disease

Control

Alberta Home Care Program Advisory Committee

Alberta Technology Assessment Management Committee

Incentive Payments Steering Committee

Provincial Advisory Committee on Cardiovascular Services

Provincial Advisory Committee on Cardiovascular

Services-Task Force on Echocardiographic Services

Provincial Advisory Committee on Cardiovascular

Services-Cardiovascular Data Collection and

Analysis Subcommittee

Provincial Advisory Committee on Cardiovascular

Services-Paediatric Cardiac Services Subcommittee

Provincial Advisory Committee on Cardiovascular

Services-Cardiovascular Data Executive Subcommittee

Provincial Advisory Committee on Cardiovascular

Services-Costing Subcommittee

Provincial Advisory Committee on Cardiovascular

Services-Clinical Steering Subcommittee

Provincial Renal Program Advisory Committee

Quasi-Judicial Bodies:

Alberta Aids to Daily Living Benefits and Extended Health

Benefits Appeal Boards

Ambulance Advisory and Appeal Board

Hospital Privileges Appeal Boards

Mental Health Review Panel - Edmonton

Mental Health Review Panel - Ponoka

Mental Health Review Panel - Calgary

Public Health Advisory and Appeal Board

JUSTICE

Crimes Compensation Board

Fatality Review Board

Law Enforcement Review Board

Victim's Programs Assistance Committee

LABOUR

Board of Examiners for Dental Mechanics

Board of Examiners in Podiatry

Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technician Committee

Council on Professions and Occupations

Dental Disciplines Advisory Committee

Electrical Board of Examiners

Eye Care Disciplines Advisory Committee

Health Disciplines Board

Joint Standards Directorate

Labour Relations Board/Public Service Employee Relations

Board

Mental Deficiency Nurses Committee

Occupational Health and Safety Council

Radiation Health Advisory Committee

Safety Codes Council

Workers' Compensation Board

Workers' Compensation Board Appeals Commission (pursuant

to the Workers' Compensation Act)

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS

Alberta Educational Communications Authority

Alberta Educational Communications Corporation

Alberta Planning Board

Alberta Real Estate Foundation

Alberta Social Housing Corporation

Driver Control Board

Driver Education Advisory Board

Debtors' Assistance Board

Funeral Services Regulatory Board

Medical Review Board

Municipal Affairs - Sales Ltd.

Municipal Government Board

Special Areas Board

The Alberta Real Estate Association (carrying out functions

delegated to it under the Real Estate Agents' Licensing Act)

MINISTER RESPONSIBLE FOR SCIENCE

AND RESEARCH

Alberta Research Council

Science and Research Authority

TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES

Alberta Gaming Commission

Alberta Liquor Control Board

Liquor Licensing Appeal Council

Alberta Motor Transport Board

Alberta Racing Commission

TREASURY

Alberta General Insurance Company

Alberta Government Telephones Commission and subsidiaries

Alberta Insurance Council

Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation

Alberta Securities Commission

Alberta Securities Commission Policy Advisory Committee

Alberta Automobile Insurance Board

Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation

Gainers Inc. and subsidiaries

General Insurance Council

Insurance Adjusters' Council

Insurance Appeal Board

Life Insurance Council

Local Authorities Pension Plan Board of Trustees

N.A. Properties

(1994) Ltd. (amalgamates 354713 Alberta Ltd.,

391760 Alberta Ltd. and S.C. Properties Ltd.)

Management Employees Pension Board

Public Service Pension Board

Special Forces Pension Board

Universities Academic Pension Board

Alberta Treasury Branches

Alberta Regulation 58/95

Planning Act

REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION REPEAL REGULATION

Filed: March 23, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 261/95) pursuant to

section 21 of the Planning Act.

1 The following regulations are repealed:

(

a) Edmonton Metropolitan Regional Planning Commission Regulation

(Alta. Reg. 135/78);

(

b) Yellowhead Regional Planning Commission Regulation (Alta. Reg.

453/81);

(

c) Mackenzie Regional Planning Commission Regulation (Alta. Reg.

165/88).

2 This Regulation comes into force on March 31, 1995.

3 This Regulation is repealed on April 15, 1995.

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Alberta Regulation 59/95

Mines and Minerals Act

PRESCRIBED AMOUNTS (NATURAL GAS ROYALTY) REGULATION, 1994

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 23, 1995

Made by the Minister of Energy (M.O. 5/95) pursuant to

section 6 of the

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

1 The Prescribed Amounts (Natural Gas Royalty) Regulation, 1994 (Alta.

Reg. 60/94) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 4 is amended by adding the following after subsection (11):

(12) The following prices are prescribed for the December 1994

production month:

Item Price

Gas Reference Price $ 1.56 per gigajoule

Gas Par Price $ 1.53 per gigajoule

Pentanes Reference Price $141.58 per cubic metre

Pentanes Par Price $142.12 per cubic metre

Propane Reference Price $ 85.03 per cubic metre

Butanes Reference Price $103.92 per cubic metre

Section 5 is amended by adding the following after subsection (11):

(12) The following allowances per cubic metre are prescribed for

the December 1994 production month:

Item Price

Fractionation Allowance $8.00

Transportation Allowance Region Region Region Region

1 2 3 4

(

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

i) of the Natural Gas

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

$3.31 $4.31 $ 7.97 $ 6.45

(

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

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

$2.98 $6.85 $20.95 $ 3.87

(

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

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

$5.32 $7.76 $ 8.06 $12.88

Storage Allowance for pentanes plus, propane and butanes

$ .98

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Alberta Regulation 60/95

Motor Transport Act

COMMERCIAL BUS OPERATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 24, 1995

Made by the Alberta Motor Transport Board pursuant to

section 35 of the

Motor Transport Act.

1 The Commercial Bus Operation Regulation (Alta. Reg. 426/86) is amended

by this Regulation.

Section 3 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Charter certificate

3 The Board may issue the following operating authority

certificates to an operator of a bus charter service authorizing the

operation of a public bus on a charter trip:

(

a) a certificate authorizing the provision of charter

services using a bus that is owned by a person who receives, with respect

to the provision of the charter services, financial support

(

i) from a level of government, or

(ii) directly or indirectly from the public

through contributions, solicitations or other fund raising means;

(

b) a certificate authorizing the provision of general

charter services;

(

c) a certificate authorizing the provision of charter

service through the use of buses that are owned by a municipality or the

board of a school district or division.

Section 10 is repealed.

Section 11 is repealed.

Section 12 is amended

(

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

Timetable

12(1) The holder of a certificate referred to in

section 2

shall not operate a scheduled bus over a specified route unless a timetable

has been approved by the Board showing the scheduled times of arrival and

departure at all stopping places along the route.

(

b) in subsection (2) by striking out "an approved" and

substituting "a";

(

c) in subsection (3)

(

i) by striking out "an approved timetable"

and substituting "a timetable";

(ii) by striking out "14 days" and

substituting "48 hours";

(

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

(3.1) The 48-hour period referred to in subsection (3) shall

not include Saturdays, Sundays or holidays.

(

e) in subsection (4) by striking out "an approved timetable" and

substituting "a timetable";

(

f) in subsection (5)

(

i) by striking out "an approved timetable"

and substituting "a timetable";

(ii) in clause (

a) by striking out "30" and

substituting "15".

6 The following is added after

section 12:

Seasonal changes

12.1(1) Notwithstanding

section 12, a person who operates a

scheduled bus pursuant to a timetable that has been approved by the Board

may, subject to subsection (2), make changes to the timetable without

giving public notice of the changes if the changes are for one of the

following reasons:

(

a) to provide for additional service;

(

b) to accommodate an increase or decrease in use due

to seasonal changes;

(

c) to accommodate the commencement or termination of

daylight saving time.

(2) A carrier shall not make a change to a timetable under this

section unless

(

a) the carrier has filed notice of the change with the

Board at least 48 hours before the date on which the change is to come into

effect, and

(

b) the Board has approved the change.

(3) The 48-hour period referred to in subsection (2) shall not

include Saturdays, Sundays or holidays.

7 Sections 13, 14 and 15 are repealed.

Section 16 is amended

(

a) by renumbering

section 16 as

section 16(1);

(

b) in subsection (1) by repealing clauses (b), (c), (

d) and (e);

(

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

(2) Subsection (1)(

a) does not apply to a service animal that

(

a) is required by a person for assistance, and

(

b) is certified as having been trained to assist a

person with one or more disabilities.

Section 17 is repealed.

Section 18 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Tickets beyond limits of route

18 A holder of a certificate referred to in

section 2 may, by

arrangement with other holders of certificates, issue tickets for the

transportation of passengers to destinations that are beyond the limits of

the routes of the first mentioned holder.

11 Sections 19, 20, 24, 25 and 26 are repealed.

Section 28 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Tariff

28 Where a person operates a charter bus pursuant to an operating

authority certificate referred to in

section 3(a), that person may charge

for the service in accordance with a tariff authorized by the Board.

Section 30 is repealed.

Section 31 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Rates

31(1) When a private bus is used to transport passengers who are not

employees or members of the person or organization that owns the bus, the

amount that may be imposed on those passengers for that transportation

shall not be greater than an amount that is sufficient to cover the cost of

fuel, oil, insurance and wages of the driver.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Board may authorize the

charging of rates in excess of those prescribed in subsection (1) if it

considers it appropriate to do so.

15 This Regulation comes into force on May 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 61/95

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

PLASTERER TRADE RESCISSION OF DESIGNATION REGULATION

Filed: March 29, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 264/95) pursuant to

section 30 of the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act.

Recision of designation

1 The designation of the trade of Plasterer as an optional certification

trade pursuant to

section 57 of the Apprenticeship and Industry Training

Act is hereby rescinded.

Coming into force

2 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 1995.

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Alberta Regulation 62/95

Provincial Offences Procedure Act

PROCEDURES AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 29, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 268/95) pursuant to

section 41 of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act.

1 The Procedures Regulation (Alta. Reg. 233/89) is amended by this

Regulation.

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

(c) "municipal by-law" means a by-law of a municipality or a Metis

settlement.

Section 2 is amended

(

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

f) and (i);

(

b) by repealing clause (o.1) and substituting the following:

(o.1) School Act,

section 21(1);

(

c) by adding the following after clause (p):

(p.01) Tobacco Tax Act, sections 3(1) and 3.2(4);

(

d) by adding the following after clause (r):

(r.1) a provision of

(

i) the Environmental Protection and

Enhancement Act, or

(ii) a regulation made under that Act

for which a specified penalty is set out in

Schedule 2;

(

e) by repealing clause (

t) and substituting the following:

(

t) any municipal by-law.

Section 3(2) is amended by adding "municipal" before "by-law".

Section 6(3) is repealed and the following is substituted:

(3) For the purpose of subsection (2), the name of a municipal

by-law may be stated by specifying

(

a) the number of the by-law, and

(

b) the name commonly applied to the municipality or

Metis settlement that made the by-law.

Section 8 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1) by striking out "following an ex parte trial

under

Part 3" and substituting "under

section 33";

(

b) by repealing subsection (2).

Section 9 is repealed.

Section 11 is amended by striking out ", 34".

Schedule 1 is repealed and the

Schedule 1 attached to this Regulation

is substituted.

10 Parts 1 and 2 of

Schedule 2 are repealed.

Schedule 2 is amended by adding the following after

Part 3:

PART 3.1

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND

ENHANCEMENT ACT

1 The specified penalty payable for a contravention of

section 59 of the

Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act in respect of the activity

designated by Division 1, clause (

l) of the

Schedule of the Activities

Designation Regulation (Alta. Reg. 110/93) is $100.

2 The specified penalty payable for a contravention of

section 97(2) of

the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act in respect of visible

emissions prescribed by

section 4 of the Air Emissions Regulation (Alta.

Reg. 124/93) is $100.

3 The specified penalty payable in respect of a contravention of a

provision of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act shown in

Column 1 is the amount shown in Column 2 in respect of that provision.

Column 1 Column 2

(Section (Specified

Item Number of Penalty in

Number Act) Dollars)

1 134 100

2 169 100

3 170 100

4 171 100

5 172 100

6 173 100

PART 3.2

REGULATIONS UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT ACT

PESTICIDE SALES, HANDLING, USE AND

APPLICATION REGULATION

1 The specified penalty payable in respect of a contravention of a

provision of the Pesticide Sales, Handling, Use and Application Regulation

(Alta. Reg. 126/93) shown in Column 1 is the amount shown in Column 2 in

respect of that provision.

Column 1 Column 2

(Section (Specified

Item Number of Penalty in

Number Regulation) Dollars)

1 6(1)(a)(b) 100

2 6(4) 100

3 8 300

4 22(1) 100

5 25 100

6 26(1)(2)(3) 200

7 27(a)(b)(c) 200

8 28(1)(2) 300

9 30 100

10 31(1)(2)(3) 100

PART 3.3

REGULATIONS UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT ACT

POTABLE WATER REGULATION

1 The specified penalty payable in respect of a contravention of

section

9(2) of the Potable Water Regulation (Alta. Reg. 122/93) is $200.

PART 3.4

REGULATIONS UNDER THE ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTION AND ENHANCEMENT ACT

WATER WELL REGULATION

1 The specified penalty payable in respect of a contravention of

section

8(2) or (4) of the Water Well Regulation (Alta. Reg. 123/93) is $100.

Part 11 of

Schedule 2 is repealed.

Part 19 of

Schedule 2 is amended in

section 1 by striking out

"Off-highway Vehicle Regulations (Alta. Reg. 341/72)" and substituting

"Off-highway Vehicle Regulation (Alta. Reg. 70/91)".

Schedule 2 is amended by adding the following after

Part 21:

PART 21.01

TOBACCO TAX ACT

1 The specified penalty payable in respect of a contravention of

section 3(1) of the Tobacco Tax Act is $200.

2 The specified penalty payable in respect of a contravention of

section 3.2(4) of the Tobacco Tax Act for possession not exceeding 1000

cigarettes or grams of tobacco over the permitted amount is $200 .

3 Where the person is in possession of more than 1000 cigarettes or

grams of tobacco over the permitted amount, the person is required to

appear before a justice without the alternative of making a voluntary

payment.

Part 25 of

Schedule 2 is amended by adding the following after item 5:

5.1 20.1(1) 100

5.2 20.1(2) 100

16 This Regulation comes into force on May 1, 1995.

Alberta Regulation 63/95

Government Organization Act

ROAD AUTHORITY ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFER AMENDMENT ORDER

Filed: March 29, 1995

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 269/95) pursuant to

section 17 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Road Authority Administrative Transfer Order (Alta. Reg. 169/93) is

amended by this Order.

2 The following is added after

section 7:

8 The Administration of that part of the public service consisting

of position numbers 1598-5717, 1598-5860 and 1598-5861 representing

employees in Improvement District 17, is transferred to the administration

of the Minister of Municipal Affairs.

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

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Alberta Regulation 64/95

Public Highways Development Act

PRIMARY HIGHWAYS DESIGNATION AMENDMENT ORDER

Filed: March 29, 1995

Made by the Minister of Transportation and Utilities pursuant to

section

3(1) of the Public Highways Development Act.

1 The Primary Highways Designation Order (Alta. Reg. 337/75) is amended

by this Order.

2 The Appendix is amended

(

a) by repealing

section 1 and substituting the following:

1 Primary Highway No. 1 (Banff National Park Boundary to

Saskatchewan Boundary)

Book 1 Page 1 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 2 Date: April 1, 1995

Pages 3-12 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 13 Date: March 1, 1990

Page 15 Date: March 1, 1990

Pages 16-19 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 20 Date: April 1, 1985

Pages 21-26 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 27 Date: January 1, 1987

Pages 28-32 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 33 Date: February 2, 1981

Pages 34-41 Date: December 15, 1975

Pages 42-43 Date: March 1, 1990

Pages 44-46 Date December 15, 1975

Page 47 Date: April 1, 1989

Page 48 Date: August 23, 1982

Pages 49-53 Date: December 15, 1975

(

b) by repealing

section 2 and substituting the following:

2 Primary Highway No. 1A (Canmore to Chestermere Lake)

Book 1A Page 2 Date: April 1, 1995

Page 3 Date: February 29, 1980

Pages 4-6 Date: December 15, 1975

Pages 7-8 Date: January 1, 1988

Pages 9-11 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 12 Date: March 1, 1990

Page 14 Date: March 1, 1990

(

c) by repealing

section 5 and substituting the following:

5 Primary Highway No. 2A (South of Cayley to DeWinton Interchange)

Book 2A Pages 3-4 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 5 Date: July 1, 1992

Page 6 Date: October 1, 1992

Page 7 Date: December 15, 1975

(South of Crossfield to Junction Highway No. 2 (Bowden))

Book 2A Page 9 Date: December 30, 1981

Page 10 Date: April 1, 1985

Pages 11-14 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 15 Date: April 30, 1986

(Innisfail to South City Limits of Red Deer)

Book 2A Page 16 Date: September 1, 1985

Pages 17-18 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 19 Date: September 30, 1986

Page 20 Date: April 1, 1995

(North City Limits of Red Deer to North of Lacombe)

Book 2A Pages 21-24 Date: December 15, 1975

(South of Morningside to Leduc)

Book 2A Pages 24-30 Date: December 15, 1975

Page 31 Date: April 26, 1982

Pages 32-35 Date: December 15, 1975

(Northeast of Grimshaw to Grimshaw)

Book 2A Page 43 Date: December 15, 1975

(Junction Highway No. 2 to Smith)

Book 2A Pages 44-47 Date: April 20, 1977

(Junction Highway No. 2 (Triangle Corner) to Junction Highway

No. 43 (Little Smoky River))

Book 2A Pages 48-51 Date: December 1, 1990

Alberta Regulation 65/95

Marketing or Agricultural Products Act

BROILER HATCHING EGGS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 30, 1995

Made by the Alberta Hatching Egg Marketing Board pursuant to

section 26 of

the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act.

1 The Broiler Hatching Eggs Regulation (Alta. Reg. 266/82) is amended by

this Regulation.

Section 28 is repealed and the following is substituted:

28 Effective April 1, 1995, every hatcheryman shall deduct from the

price paid to the registered producer, and pay to the Board a service

charge of $0.0046 for each of the regulated products set by the licensed

hatchery.

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Alberta Regulation 66/95

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

DESIGNATED OCCUPATION ADMINISTRATION

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 30, 1995

Made by the Minister of Advanced Education and Career Development pursuant

section 37(1) of the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act.

1 The Designated Occupation Administration Regulation (Alta. Reg. 391/91)

is amended by this Regulation.

2 The following is added after

section 7:

Fees

7.1 The Minister may charge fees for services provided under the

Act or the regulations in respect of designated occupations or proposed

designated occupations.

Alberta Regulation 67/95

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

DESIGNATION OF OCCUPATIONS REGULATION

Filed: March 30, 1995

Made by the Minister of Advanced Education and Career Development pursuant

to sections 36(1) and 37(1) of the Apprenticeship and Industry Training

Act.

Designation

1 The following occupations are hereby designated as designated

occupations:

(

a) effective March 31, 1995, the occupation of Gas Utility

Operator;

(

b) effective April 1, 1995, the occupation of Plasterer.

Trade certificate re: Plasterer

2 A person who holds a trade certificate in the trade of Plasterer

pursuant to the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act immediately before

the designation of the occupation of Plasterer as a designated occupation

is deemed to be the holder of an occupational certificate in the designated

occupation of Plasterer.

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Alberta Regulation 68/95

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

GAS UTILITY OPERATOR OCCUPATION REGULATION

Filed: March 30, 1995

Made by the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Board pursuant to

section 37(2) of the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions 1

Constitution of the occupation 2

Tasks, activities and functions 3

Educational requirements 4

Registration with the Executive Director 5

Occupational certificate 6

Previous experience 7

Coming into force 8

Schedule

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act;

(b) "occupation" means the occupation of gas utility operator that

is designated as a designated occupation pursuant to

section 36 of the Act;

(c) "trainee" means a person who is a trainee in the occupation;

(d) "work experience program" means a work experience program in

the occupation that is recognized by the Board consisting of

(

i) a term of 24 months during which a trainee must

complete at least 3400 hours of on the job experience in the occupation

under which the trainee acquires skill and knowledge in the occupation,

(ii) the formal training that is approved by the Board,

and

(iii) the taking of one or more examinations as required

by the Board for the purposes of determining whether the trainee has

acquired skill and knowledge in the occupation.

Constitution of the occupation

2 The undertakings set out in

section 2 of the

Schedule constitute the

occupation.

Tasks, activities and functions

3 When practising or otherwise carrying out work in the occupation, the

tasks, activities and functions set out in

section 3 of the

Schedule come

within the occupation.

Educational requirements

4 The educational requirement for a trainee is the completion of Alberta

grade 10 or equivalent.

Registration with the Executive Director

5(1) The Executive Director must establish and maintain a register for the

registration of trainees in the occupation.

(2) In order to be registered in a work experience program, a prospective

trainee must provide to the Executive Director a letter of recommendation

from the trainee's employer and the fee prescribed by the Minister.

(3) On registering a trainee in the work experience program, the Executive

Director must provide the trainee with a record book in which the on the

job experience acquired by the trainee in the work experience program will

be recorded.

Occupational certificate

6(1) In order for a trainee to be eligible to be granted an occupational

certificate under

section 36(2)(

a) of the Act, the trainee must

(

a) to the satisfaction of the Board, successfully complete the

work experience program, and

(

b) be given a satisfactory report by the trainee's employer or

supervisor that the trainee has successfully completed the on the job

experience requirement.

(2) Notwithstanding that a person does not qualify under

section 36(2)(

a) of the Act to be granted an occupational certificate, a person may not

later than 2 years from the day on which this Regulation comes into force

be granted an occupational certificate under

section 36(2)(

b) of the Act if

the person has either

(

a) acquired 3 years of experience that is acceptable to the Board

and has successfully completed to the satisfaction of the Board one or more

examinations that are established or otherwise recognized by the Board, or

(

b) acquired 2 years of on the job experience that is acceptable to

the Board and has successfully completed to the satisfaction of the Board

Levels I and II of the gas utility training course offered by the Northern

Alberta Institute of Technology.

(3) Notwithstanding that a person does not qualify under

section 36(2)(

a) of the Act to be granted an occupational certificate, the person may be

granted an occupational certificate under

section 36(2)(

b) of the Act if

the person

(

a) satisfied the Executive Director that the person has a

certificate or document issued in another jurisdiction for a vocation that

is substantially similar to the occupation, and

(

b) successfully completes one or more examinations that are

established or otherwise recognized by the Board.

Previous experience

7 For the purposes of

section 6(1)(b), a trainee's employer or supervisor

may take into consideration any previous on the job experience in the

occupation acquired by the trainee while the trainee was previously

employed or supervised by another person.

Coming into force

8 This Regulation comes into force on March 31, 1995.

SCHEDULE

1 In this Schedule, "gas utility systems" means any kind of gas

transmission distribution system including the gas meter and associated

piping and fittings and without limiting the generality of the foregoing

includes:

(

a) gas transmission distribution systems of all pressures;

(

b) gas mains and services;

(

c) pressure controllers and regulators;

(

d) meters and pressure factor meter sets.

2 The fabrication, installation, testing, operation, alteration,

maintenance, inspection, repair and replacement of gas utility systems are

the undertakings that constitute the occupation.

3 When practising or otherwise carrying out work in the occupation, the

following tasks, activities and functions come within the occupation:

(

a) determining location, size and materials required from prints

and specifications;

(

b) compiling material breakdown and takeoff;

(

c) applying codes and regulations to installation and maintenance

requirements;

(

d) installing and maintaining cathodic protection;

(

e) locating underground gas systems and completing leak surveys;

(

f) operating and maintaining regulating measuring and odorizing

facilities;

(

g) following emergency procedures;

(

h) assembling and using rigging and trenching equipment;

(

i) applying environmental and Occupational Health and Safety

regulations.

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Alberta Regulation 69/95

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

PLASTERER OCCUPATION REGULATION

Filed: March 30, 1995

Made by the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training Board pursuant to

section 37(2) of the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions 1

Constitution of the occupation 2

Tasks, activities and functions 3

Occupational certificate 4

Previous experience 5

Repeal 6

Coming into force 7

Schedule

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act;

(b) "occupation" means the occupation of plasterer that is

designated as a designated occupation pursuant to

section 36 of the Act;

(c) "trainee" means a person who is a trainee in the occupation;

(d) "work experience program" means a training program in the

occupation that is approved by the Board consisting of

(

i) a term of 36 months during which a trainee must

complete at least 4500 hours of on the job experience in the occupation

under which the trainee acquires skill and knowledge in the occupation, and

(ii) the taking of one or more examinations as required

by the Board for the purposes of determining whether the trainee has

acquired skill and knowledge in the occupation.

Constitution of the occupation

2 The undertakings set out in

section 2 of the

Schedule constitute the

occupation.

Tasks, activities and functions

3 When practising or otherwise carrying out work in the occupation, the

tasks, activities and functions set out in

section 3 of the

Schedule come

within the occupation.

Occupational certificate

4(1) In order for a trainee to be eligible to be granted an occupational

certificate under

section 36(2)(

a) of the Act, the trainee must

(

a) to the satisfaction of the Board, successfully complete the

work experience program, and

(

b) be given confirmation by the trainee's employer or supervisor

that the trainee has completed the on the job experience requirement.

(2) Notwithstanding that a person does not qualify under

section 36(2)(

a) of the Act to be granted an occupational certificate, a person may be

granted an occupational certificate under

section 36(2)(

b) of the Act if

the person

(

a) satisfies the Executive Director that the person has a

certificate or document issued in another jurisdiction for a vocation that

is substantially similar to the occupation, and

(

b) successfully completes one or more examinations that are

established or otherwise recognized by the Board.

Previous experience

5 For the purposes of

section 4(1)(b), a trainee's employer or supervisor

may take into consideration any previous on the job experience in the

occupation acquired by the trainee while the trainee was previously

employed or supervised by another person.

Repeal

6 The Plasterer Trade Regulation (Alta. Reg. 397/84) is repealed.

Coming into force

7 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 1995.

SCHEDULE

1 In this Schedule, "plaster" includes:

(

a) stucco;

(

b) parging;

(

c) acrylic finishes;

(

d) drywall filling compounds;

(

e) texturing materials;

(

f) fireproofing and soundproofing materials;

(

g) bonding accessories and agents.

2 The preparation and application of plaster are the undertakings that

constitute the occupation, and without limiting the generality of the

foregoing include:

(

a) applying and finishing interior and exterior coatings;

(

b) applying fireproofing and soundproofing coatings;

(

c) preforming plaster castings, mouldings, cornice work and

columns.

3 When practising or otherwise carrying out work in the occupation, the

following tasks, activities and functions come within the occupation:

(

a) using drawings and blueprints and other specifications;

(

b) using hand tools, power tools, levels and spraying equipment;

(

c) using mixers and plastering equipment;

(

d) handling and mixing plaster;

(

e) using various plasters and accessories for bonding;

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f) using, setting up and assembling rigging and hoisting

equipment, ladders and scaffolds.

Alberta Regulation 70/95

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

EGG PRODUCTION AND MARKETING AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: March 31, 1995

Made by the Alberta Egg Producers Board pursuant to

section 27 of the

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act.

1 The Egg Production and Marketing Regulation (Alta. Reg. 28/93) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 10(9) and (10) is amended by striking out "2.5%" and

substituting "5%".