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Alberta Regulation 270/2006

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

APPRENTICESHIP REGULATIONS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 3, 2006

For information only: Made by the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training

Board on October 17, 2006 pursuant to

section 33(2) of the Apprenticeship and

Industry Training Act and approved by the Minister of Advanced Education on

October 26, 2006 pursuant to

section 33(2) of the Apprenticeship and Industry

Training Act.

1(1) The Apprenticeship Program Regulation (AR 258/2000)

is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(c), (

g) and (j);

section 6;

section 7;

section 15;

section 16.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 15.

2(1) The Agricultural Equipment Technician Trade

Regulation (AR 259/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

c) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

3(1) The Appliance Service Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 260/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(c);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

4(1) The Auto Body Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 117/2002) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 4;

section 8;

section 13;

section 18.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 9;

section 14;

section 19.

5(1) The Automotive Service Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 262/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(c);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

6(1) The Baker Trade Regulation (AR 263/2000) is amended

by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

c) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

7(1) The Boilermaker Trade Regulation (AR 264/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(c);

section 5.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 5;

section 6.

8(1) The Bricklayer Trade Regulation (AR 265/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

c) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

9(1) The Cabinetmaker Trade Regulation (AR 266/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

10(1) The Carpenter Trade Regulation (AR 267/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

11(1) The Communication Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 312/2002) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

12(1) The Concrete Finisher Trade Regulation

(AR 269/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

13(1) The Cook Trade Regulation (AR 271/2000) is amended

by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (e);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

14(1) The Crane and Hoisting Equipment Operator Trade

Regulation (AR 272/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out and

"journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(c);

section 4;

section 9;

section 16;

section 22;

section 24.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 10;

section 17;

section 25.

15(1) The Electrical Motor Systems Technician Trade

Regulation (AR 273/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

16(1) The Electrician Trade Regulation (AR 274/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

17(1) The Electronic Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 275/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

18(1) The Elevator Constructor Trade Regulation

(AR 276/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

19(1) The Floorcovering Installer Trade Regulation

(AR 277/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

20(1) The Gasfitter Trade Regulation (AR 279/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 4;

section 9;

section 16.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 10;

section 17.

21(1) The Glazier Trade Regulation (AR 280/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (e);

section 4;

section 9;

section 15.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 10;

section 16.

22(1) The Hairstylist Trade Regulation (AR 281/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5;

section 7.

23(1) The Heavy Equipment Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 282/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 4;

section 9;

section 15;

section 21;

section 27.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 10;

section 16;

section 22;

section 28.

24(1) The Instrument Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 283/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

25(1) The Insulator Trade Regulation (AR 284/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

26(1) The Ironworker Trade Regulation (AR 156/2006) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 4;

section 9;

section 15;

section 20;

section 25.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 10;

section 16;

section 21;

section 26.

27(1) The Landscape Gardener Trade Regulation

(AR 286/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (e);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

28(1) The Lather-Interior Systems Mechanic Trade

Regulation (AR 287/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

29(1) The Locksmith Trade Regulation (AR 288/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

30(1) The Machinist Trade Regulation (AR 289/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In

section 6(2),

(a) "journeymen" is struck out and "journeypersons" is

substituted;

(b) "journeyman" is struck out and "journeypersons" is

substituted.

31(1) The Millwright Trade Regulation (AR 290/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

32(1) The Motorcycle Mechanic Trade Regulation

(AR 291/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

33(1) The Outdoor Power Equipment Technician Trade

Regulation (AR 47/2001) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (i);

section 4.

34(1) The Painter and Decorator Trade Regulation

(AR 292/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

35(1) The Parts Technician Trade Regulation (AR 293/2000)

is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

36(1) The Plumber Trade Regulation (AR 295/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

37(1) The Power Lineman Trade Regulation (AR 296/2000)

is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

38(1) The Power System Electrician Trade Regulation

(AR 297/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

39(1) The Recreation Vehicle Service Technician Trade

Regulation (AR 299/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

40(1) The Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic

Trade Regulation (AR 300/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

41(1) The Roofer Trade Regulation (AR 301/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

42(1) The Sawfiler Trade Regulation (AR 302/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5;

section 8;

section 9.

(3) In the following sections, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 10;

section 11.

43(1) The Sheet Metal Worker Trade Regulation

(AR 303/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(c);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

44(1) The Sprinkler Systems Installer Trade Regulation

(AR 304/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

45(1) The Steamfitter-Pipefitter Trade Regulation

(AR 305/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

46(1) The Structural Steel and Plate Fitter Trade Regulation

(AR 306/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

47(1) The Transport Refrigeration Technician Trade

Regulation (AR 307/2000) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

48(1) The Tilesetter Trade Regulation (AR 308/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (f);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

49(1) The Tool and Die Maker Trade Regulation

(AR 43/2003) is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (e);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

50(1) The Water Well Driller Trade Regulation (AR 310/2000)

is amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(

b) and (e);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

51(1) The Welder Trade Regulation (AR 311/2000) is

amended by this section.

(2) In the following sections, "journeyman" is struck out

wherever it occurs and "journeyperson" is substituted:

section 1(b);

section 5.

(3) In the following section, "journeymen" is struck out and

"journeypersons" is substituted:

section 6.

Alberta Regulation 271/2006

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

AUTO BODY TECHNICIAN TRADE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 3, 2006

For information only: Made by the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training

Board on October 17, 2006 pursuant to

section 33(2) of the Apprenticeship and

Industry Training Act and approved by the Minister of Advanced Education on

October 26, 2006 pursuant to

section 33(2) of the Apprenticeship and Industry

Training Act.

1 The Auto Body Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 117/2002) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 8 is amended

(

a) in subsection (2)

(

i) by striking out "one apprentice" and substituting

"2 apprentices";

(ii) by striking out "one additional apprentice" and

substituting "2 additional apprentices";

(

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

(4) Subsection (2) does not apply to an apprentice who is

engaged in an apprenticeship program in the auto body repairer

branch of the trade who

(

a) has completed all the requirements required or approved

by the Board for advancement into the 3rd period of that

apprenticeship program, and

(

b) is employed to carry out any of the undertakings that

constitute the auto body prepper branch of the trade.

Section 13 is amended

(

a) in subsection (2)

(

i) by striking out "one apprentice" and substituting

"2 apprentices";

(ii) by striking out "one additional apprentice" and

substituting "2 additional apprentices";

(

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

(4) Subsection (2) does not apply to an apprentice who is

engaged in an apprenticeship program in the auto body repairer

branch of the trade who

(

a) has completed all the requirements required or approved

by the Board for advancement into the 3rd period of that

apprenticeship program, and

(

b) is employed to carry out any of the undertakings that

constitute the auto body refinisher branch of the trade.

Section 18(2) is amended

(

a) by striking out "an apprentice in that branch of the trade"

and substituting "2 apprentices in that branch of the

trade";

(

b) by striking out "one additional apprentice" and

substituting "2 additional apprentices".

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Alberta Regulation 272/2006

Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN TRADE

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 3, 2006

For information only: Made by the Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training

Board on October 17, 2006 pursuant to

section 33(2) of the Apprenticeship and

Industry Training Act and approved by the Minister of Advanced Education on

October 26, 2006 pursuant to

section 33(2) of the Apprenticeship and Industry

Training Act.

1 The Automotive Service Technician Trade Regulation

(AR 262/2000) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 6(3)(

a) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

(

a) has completed all the requirements required or approved by

the Board for advancement into the 3rd period of the

apprenticeship program,

Alberta Regulation 273/2006

Post-secondary Learning Act

PUBLIC POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS'

TUITION FEES REGULATION

Filed: November 3, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 560/2006)

on November 3, 2006 pursuant to

section 124 of the Post-secondary Learning Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions

2 Definition of tuition fees for Act purposes, etc.

3 Consultations

4 Setting tuition fees for 2007-2008 academic year

5 Setting tuition fees for subsequent academic years

6 Manner of calculation

7 Publication of tuition fees and fee policies

8 Transitional

9 Repeal

10 Expiry

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "academic year" means the academic year of the institution,

as set or confirmed by notice in writing given by the Minister

to the institution;

(b) "Act" means the Post-secondary Learning Act;

(c) "Alberta CPI" means the All-items Consumer Price Index for

Alberta published by Statistics Canada;

(d) "distance delivery program" means a program of study in

which

(

i) all or most of the courses are delivered away from any

permanent campus of the institution, and

(ii) the individuals taking the courses are not in direct

contact with each other or with the instructor on a

regular basis for all or most of the courses;

(e) "institution" means the public post-secondary institution,

other than Banff Centre, in question;

(f) "off-campus cost recovery instruction program" means a

program of study for which

(

i) instruction is wholly or predominantly delivered away

from any permanent campus of the institution, and

(ii) no funding is provided by the Department of the

Government administered by the Minister;

(g) "students' council" means the council of a student

organization;

(h) "third party contract" means a contract between a third party

and a board for the delivery of a program to the clients of the

third party with the third party funding the cost for the

delivery of the program to its clients.

Definition of tuition fees for Act purposes, etc.

2 For the purposes of the Act and this Regulation, "tuition fees" in

respect of a public post-secondary institution other than Banff Centre

means the following:

(

a) fees identified in the institution's calendar or in a supplement

to its calendar as tuition fees or fees for instruction for

courses that are part of programs approved by the Minister

under the Approval of Programs of Study Regulation

(AR 51/2004) or for the purposes of the Student Financial

Assistance Act, excluding the following:

(

i) courses taken as part of a distance delivery program by

individuals who do not reside in Alberta;

(ii) apprenticeship programs under the Apprenticeship and

Industry Training Act;

(iii) off-campus cost recovery instruction programs;

(iv) courses provided under a third party contract;

(

v) any differential or surcharge in fees that the board of the

institution may set for courses taken by individuals who

are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents of

Canada;

(

b) mandatory fees that are payable to the institution by students

for materials and services that facilitate instruction in the

courses included in clause (a), excluding the following:

(

i) fees for equipment or materials that are retained or

leased by students;

(ii) fees charged in respect of work placements or practicum

experience where the persons or unincorporated bodies

providing the work placement or practicum experience

do not receive funding from the Government in respect

of it.

Consultations

3(1) A board shall

(

a) provide to the institution's students' council each year a

statement of anticipated tuition fee increases for a 4-year

period, and

(

b) establish with the students' council a mechanism for holding

consultations to discuss increases in tuition fees and to allow

for ongoing input by that council to the budget process

relative to the determination of tuition fees.

(2) The consultation mechanism referred to in subsection (1)(

b) must,

at least,

(

a) include an outline of the process for communications and the

holding of consultations, and

(

b) provide for at least 2 meetings per year.

Setting tuition fees for 2007-2008 academic year

4(1) A board of an institution shall set tuition fees for the 2007-2008

academic year in accordance with this section.

(2) In setting the tuition fees for the 2007-2008 academic year, a board

may increase tuition fees, as compared with the tuition fees that were

set for the 2004-2005 academic year, only if the average tuition fee

increase per student does not exceed the product of

(

a) the average tuition fees per student in the 2004-2005

academic year,

multiplied by

(

b) the percentage annual change in the Alberta CPI, determined

in accordance with subsection (3) and rounded to one

decimal place.

(3) For the purposes of subsection (2)(b), the percentage annual

change in the Alberta CPI is the percentage determined by the formula

where

X% is the percentage annual change in the Alberta CPI;

A is the sum of the 12 individual monthly Alberta CPI indexes

for the 12-month period ending on June 30, 2006;

B is the sum of the 12 individual monthly Alberta CPI indexes

for the 12-month period ending on June 30, 2005.

Setting tuition fees for subsequent academic years

5(1) Commencing with the 2008-2009 academic year, a board of an

institution shall set tuition fees in accordance with this section.

(2) In setting the tuition fees for an academic year, a board may

increase tuition fees only if the average tuition fee increase per student

does not exceed the product of

(

a) the average tuition fees per student in the preceding academic

year,

multiplied by

(

b) the percentage annual change in the Alberta CPI, determined

in accordance with subsection (3) and rounded to one

decimal place.

(3) For the purposes of subsection (2)(b), the percentage annual

change in the Alberta CPI is the percentage determined by the formula

where

X% is the percentage annual change in the Alberta CPI;

A is the sum of the 12 individual monthly Alberta CPI indexes

for the 12-month period ending on June 30 of the calendar

year that ended before the commencement of the academic

year for which the tuition fee increase is being calculated;

B is the sum of the 12 individual monthly Alberta CPI indexes

for the 12-month period immediately preceding the 12-month

period referred to in A.

Manner of calculation

6 The Minister may establish the manner in which institutions shall

calculate average tuition fees per student for the purposes of this

Regulation.

Publication of tuition fees and fee policies

7 A board shall publish its tuition fees and fee policies annually, in

the manner and at the time established by the Minister.

Transitional

8 The tuition fees set by a board for an institution for the 2006-2007

academic year that were in effect immediately before the coming into

force of this Regulation continue to be in effect for that institution with

respect to the 2006-2007 academic year.

Repeal

9 The Public Post-secondary Institutions' Tuition Fees Regulation

(AR 55/2004) is repealed.

Expiry

10 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 August 31, 2016.

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Alberta Regulation 274/2006

Electric Utilities Act

ISOLATED GENERATING UNITS AND CUSTOMER

CHOICE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 8, 2006

For information only: Made by the Minister of Energy (M.O. 60/2006) on October

31, 2006 pursuant to sections 41, 88, 99 and 108 of the Electric Utilities Act.

1 The Isolated Generating Units and Customer Choice

Regulation (AR 165/2003) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by repealing clause (

c) and substituting the

following:

(c) "industrial area" means

(

i) an area

(

A) in which electric energy is provided to a

customer by an isolated generating unit listed

in Part B of the Schedule, and

(

B) in which an electric distribution system

exists,

(ii) an area that has been designated by the Board as an

industrial area under

section 27.1;

(

b) by repealing clause (d);

(

c) by repealing clause (

e) and substituting the

following:

(e) "isolated community" means

(

i) a community

(

A) in which electric energy is provided to a

customer by an isolated generating unit listed

in Part A of the Schedule, and

(

B) in which an electric distribution system

exists,

(ii) a community that has been designated by the

Board as an isolated community under

section

27.1;

(

d) in clause (

f) by adding "or that has been designated by

the Board as an isolated generating unit under

section 27.1"

after "Schedule";

(

e) by repealing clause (g);

(

f) by repealing clause (

h) and substituting the

following:

(h) "mobile unit" means an isolated generating unit listed in

Part C of the

Schedule or that has been designated by

the Board as a mobile isolated generating unit under

section 27.1.

3 The heading "Division 3 Industrial Sites and Microwave

Sites" is struck out.

4 Sections 7 to 11 are repealed.

Section 13 is amended

(

a) in subsection (3) by striking out "and the Department";

(

b) in subsection (4) by striking out "Subpart E" and

substituting "Part C".

Section 14 is amended by repealing clause (

b) and

substituting the following:

(b) "extra-provincial supplier" means any one or more suppliers

of electric energy that are located outside Alberta and who

supply electric energy to an owner.

Section 17(1) is amended by striking out "10(3), 11(3),".

Section 20(1) is amended

(

a) in clause (

b) by striking out "and the Department";

(

b) in clause (

c) by striking out "Subparts A to E" and

substituting "Parts A to C".

Section 22 is amended

(

a) in subsection 1(

c) by striking out "and the

Department";

(

b) in subsection (2) by striking out "Subparts A to E" and

substituting "Parts A to C".

Section 24 is repealed.

Section 25 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Negotiated settlement

25(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Balancing Pool must pay

ATCO Electric Ltd. amounts determined in accordance with

(

a) the Isolated Generating Reclamation Costs Negotiated

Settlement approved by the Board in Decision 2002-102

dated December 3, 2002, and

(

b) the Isolated Generating Reclamation Costs for

Decommissioned Sites Negotiated Settlement approved

by the Board in Decision 2003-036 dated May 13, 2003.

(2) Subsection (1) does not, in respect of the Decisions referred to

in subsection (1)(

a) and (b), limit or restrict any of the powers of

the Board, including but not limited to the powers of the Board

(

a) under the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board Act, and

(

b) under the Electric Utilities Act.

Section 26 is amended

(

a) in subsection (3) by striking out "and the Department";

(

b) in subsection (4) by striking out "Subpart A or Subpart

B" and substituting "Part A or Part B".

Section 27 is amended

(

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

(1.1) If the Board receives an application under subsection (1),

the Board may approve the application if, in the opinion of the

Board, the connection of the isolated community or industrial

area to the interconnected electric system is not economic.

(

b) in subsection (3) by striking out "Subpart A, Subpart B

or Subpart E" and substituting "Part A, Part B or

Part C".

14 The following is added after

section 27:

Designations within service areas

27.1(1) The Board may designate an area within the service area

of an owner of an electric distribution system as an isolated

community or an industrial area if, in the opinion of the Board,

(

a) the connection to the interconnected electric system of the

customers within the designated area is not economic, and

(

b) the designation is expected to provide the customers within

the designated area with a more economic source of electric

energy than customers making their own arrangements for

electric energy.

(2) When the Board makes a designation under subsection (1), the

isolated community or industrial area is deemed to be included in

Part A or Part B, as the case may be, of the

Schedule until the

Schedule is amended.

(3) The Board may designate a generating unit as an isolated

generating unit and may designate an isolated generating unit as

(

a) an industrial area isolated generating unit,

(

b) an isolated community isolated generating unit, or

(

c) a mobile isolated generating unit.

(4) When the Board makes a designation under subsection (3), the

generating unit is deemed to be included in Part A, Part B or

Part

C, as the case may be, of the

Schedule until the

Schedule is

amended.

(5) If the Board approves the addition of an isolated generating

unit under subsection (3), the Board must include the costs

associated with the unit in the tariff approved pursuant to

section

124 of the Act.

Update to the

Schedule

27.2(1) The owner of the electric distribution system in whose

service area an isolated generating unit is located must, once each

calendar year, provide to the Department a written report that

specifies all of the isolated generating units in the owner's service

area

(

a) that are included or have been deemed to be included as part

of the Schedule, and

(

b) that have been deemed to be struck from the Schedule.

(2) Before the owner provides the report to the Department, the

owner must obtain written confirmation from the Board that the list

of isolated generating units and related information included in the

Schedule is, as of the date of the report, up-to-date.

15 The

Schedule is repealed and the following is

substituted:

Schedule

Isolated Regulated Generating Units and

Regions Served by those Units

Part A

Isolated

Community

Generating Unit

Fuel Type

Rating (kW)

Chipewyan Lake

CUL445

Diesel

CUL446

Diesel

Fort Chipewyan

CUL187

Diesel

CUL241

Diesel

CUL266

Diesel

CUL365

Diesel

CUL369

Diesel

Garden River

CUL436

Diesel

CUL437

Diesel

CUL438

Diesel

Indian Cabins

CUL 204

Diesel

CUL 362

Diesel

Jasper

CUL 5

Diesel

CUL 43

Natural Gas

CUL 47

Natural Gas

CUL 65

Hydro

CUL 66

Hydro

CUL183

Natural Gas

CUL189

Natural Gas

CUL190

Natural Gas

CUL191

Natural Gas

CUL330

Natural Gas

CUL368

Natural Gas

Narrows Point

CUL280

Diesel

CUL428

Diesel

CUL429

Diesel

CUL430

Diesel

Peace Point

CUL439

Diesel

CUL440

Diesel

Steen River Town

CUL 441

Diesel

CUL 442

Diesel

Part B

Industrial Area

Generating Unit

Fuel Type

Rating (kW)

Chinchaga

CUL255

Natural Gas

CUL432

Diesel

CUL404

Natural Gas

Little Horse

CUL406

Natural Gas

CUL407

Diesel

Stowe Creek

CUL256

Natural Gas

CUL361

Diesel

CUL424

Natural Gas

Part C

Isolated Generating Units

that are Mobile Units

Fuel Type

Rating (kW)

CUL198

Diesel

CUL306

Diesel

CUL307

Diesel

CUL308

Diesel

CUL309

Diesel

CUL316

Diesel

CUL331

Diesel

CUL338

Diesel

CUL360

Diesel

CUL366

Diesel

CUL433

Diesel

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Alberta Regulation 275/2006

Wildlife Act

WILDLIFE (SPECIES LISTING, 2006) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 8, 2006

For information only: Made by the Minister of Sustainable Resource Development

(M.O. 43/06) on November 1, 2006 pursuant to

section 103(1) of the Wildlife Act.

1 The Wildlife Regulation (AR 143/97) is amended by this

Regulation.

Schedule 4 is amended

(

a) in

Part 5

(

i) by striking out "Phrynosoma douglassi (Short-horned

Lizard)" and substituting "Pituophis melanoleucus

[Bull (Gopher) Snake]";

(ii) by striking out "Charadrius montanus (Mountain

Plover)";

(

b) in

Part 6 by striking out "Pituophis melanoleucus [Bull

(Gopher) Snake].

Part 1 of

Schedule 6 is amended

(

a) in Sub-part 1 by adding the following at the end:

Athene cunicularia (Burrowing Owl)

Buteo regalis (Ferruginous Hawk)

Charadrius montanus (Mountain Plover)

Phrynosoma douglassi (Short-horned Lizard)

(

b) in Sub-part 2

(

i) by striking out "Buteo regalis (Ferruginous Hawk)";

(ii) by striking out "Athene cunicularia (Burrowing

Owl)".

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Alberta Regulation 276/2006

Widows' Pension Act

WIDOWS' PENSION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 563/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 10 of the Widows' Pension Act.

1 The Widows' Pension Regulation (AR 166/83) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 5(

f) is amended by striking out "Claresholm Care

Centre" and substituting "Claresholm Centre for Mental Health and

Addictions".

Alberta Regulation 277/2006

Health Professions Act

CHIROPRACTORS PROFESSION REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council

(O.C. 568/2006) on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 131 of the Health

Professions Act and made by the Council of the College of Chiropractors of Alberta

on October 25, 2006.

Table of Contents

Definitions

Registers

2 Register categories

Registration

3 General register

4 Equivalent jurisdiction

5 Substantial equivalence

6 Courtesy register

7 Good character

8 Liability insurance

9 Citizenship

Titles

10 Titles

Practice Permit

11 Renewal requirements

12 Conditions

Restricted Activities

13 Basic authorized activities

14 Other authorized activities

15 Restriction

16 Students

17 Supervision

Continuing Competence

18 Continuing competence program

19 Continuing professional development

20 Program rules

21 Rule distribution

22 Practice visits

Alternative Complaint Resolution

23 Process conductor

24 Agreement

25 Confidentiality

26 Leaving the process

Reinstatement of Registration

and Practice Permits

27 Reinstatement application

28 Consideration of application

29 Decision

30 Review by Council

31 Publication of decision

Information

32 Requested information

Section 119 information

Transitional Provisions, Repeals and

Coming into Force

34 Transitional

35 Repeal

36 Coming into force

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

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

(b) "active practice" means the provision of the services of the

practice of a chiropractor, within the meaning of

section 3 of

Schedule 2 to the Act, to non-family members on an ongoing

and regular basis;

(c) "College" means the Alberta College and Association of

Chiropractors;

(d) "Competence Committee" means the competence committee

of the College;

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

College;

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

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

the regulated members register;

(h) "general member" means a regulated member registered on

the general register;

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

regulated members register;

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

(k) "Registration Committee" means the registration committee

of the College;

(l) "Standards of Practice" means the standards of practice

governing the practice of chiropractic as adopted by the

Council in accordance with the bylaws and

section 133 of the

Act.

Registers

Register categories

2 The regulated members register established by the Council under

section 33(1)(

a) of the Act has the following categories:

(

a) general register;

(

b) courtesy register.

Registration

General register

3(1) An applicant for registration as a general member may be

registered on the general register if the applicant

(

a) has obtained a degree of Doctor of Chiropractic from a

chiropractic program approved by the Council, and

(

b) has successfully passed

(

i) a written cognitive skills examination approved by the

Council,

(ii) a clinical competency examination approved by the

Council, and

(iii) the examination in jurisprudence and ethics approved by

the Council.

(2) The applicant must have passed the examination referred to in

subsection (1)(b)(ii) within one year immediately preceding the date

the Registrar receives the complete application.

(3) If the applicant is unable to meet the requirement in subsection (2),

the applicant must

(

a) within one year immediately preceding the date the Registrar

receives the complete application, have been registered in

good standing and carried on active practice in a jurisdiction

recognized by the Council as a jurisdiction that regulates the

practice of chiropractic, or

(

b) demonstrate to the Registrar or Registration Committee that

the applicant is currently competent to practise chiropractic.

(4) For the purposes of subsection (3)(b), the Registrar or Registration

Committee may require an applicant to undergo any examinations,

testing, assessment, training or education the Registrar or Registration

Committee considers to be advisable, including a requirement that the

applicant successfully pass a clinical competency examination under

subsection (1)(b)(ii).

Equivalent jurisdiction

4 An applicant for registration as a general member who is registered

in good standing in another jurisdiction recognized by the Council

under

section 28(2)(

b) of the Act as having substantially equivalent

registration requirements as those set out in

section 3 may be registered

on the general register.

Substantial equivalence

5(1) An applicant for registration as a general member who does not

meet the registration requirements under

section 3 may be registered

on the general register if the applicant's qualifications have been

determined by the Registrar or Registration Committee under

section

28(2)(

c) of the Act to be substantially equivalent to the registration

requirements set out in

section 3(1) and (2).

(2) In determining whether or not an applicant's qualifications are

substantially equivalent to the registration requirements set out in

section 3(1)(a), the Registrar or Registration Committee may require

an applicant under subsection (1) to undergo examinations, testing or

assessment activities to assist with the determination.

(3) The Registrar or Registration Committee may direct the applicant

to undergo any education or training activities the Registrar or

Registration Committee considers necessary in order for the applicant

to be registered, including a requirement that the applicant successfully

pass a clinical competency examination approved by the Council.

Courtesy register

6(1) A person who requires registration in Alberta as a registered

member on a temporary basis for a purpose and term approved by the

Registrar is eligible to be registered on the courtesy register if the

person

(

a) is registered as a chiropractor in good standing in another

jurisdiction, or

(

b) satisfies the Registrar of having the necessary competencies

to carry out the purpose for which registration is requested.

(2) A person who is registered on the courtesy register pursuant to

subsection (1)(

a) must maintain registration in the other jurisdiction

while registered on the courtesy register.

(3) A registration under this

section may not exceed one year.

Good character

7(1) An applicant for registration as a regulated member must provide

evidence satisfactory to the Registrar of having good character and

reputation by submitting one or more of the following:

(

a) written references from colleagues and, if applicable, written

references from colleagues from other jurisdictions

recognized by the Council in which an applicant is or was

registered with an organization responsible for the regulation

of chiropractors, including confirmation of good standing in

those jurisdictions;

(

b) written references from any organization

(

i) in which the applicant is currently registered, and

(ii) which is responsible for the regulation of a profession;

(

c) a statement by the applicant as to whether the applicant

(

i) is currently undergoing an investigation, alternative

complaint resolution process, hearing or appeal related

to unprofessional conduct, or

(ii) has previously been disciplined by an organization

responsible for the regulation of chiropractors or of

another profession;

(

d) the results of a current criminal records check;

(

e) a statement by the applicant as to whether the applicant has

ever pleaded guilty or has been found guilty of a criminal

offence in Canada or an offence of a similar nature in a

jurisdiction outside Canada for which the applicant has not

been pardoned;

(

f) any other relevant evidence as requested by the Registrar.

(2) If an applicant has engaged in an activity that has, in the opinion of

the Registrar, undermined the applicant's good character and

reputation in the past, the applicant may provide evidence to the

Registrar of rehabilitation.

(3) The Registrar may also consider information other than that

provided by the applicant in determining whether the applicant is of a

good character and reputation, but if the Registrar considers that

information, the Registrar must give the applicant sufficient particulars

of the information to allow the applicant to respond to that

information.

Liability insurance

8 An applicant for registration as a regulated member must provide

evidence of having the type and amount of professional liability

insurance required by the Council.

Citizenship

9 An applicant for registration as a regulated member must provide

proof of Canadian citizenship or proof of having been lawfully

admitted to and entitled to work in Canada.

Titles

Titles

10 A regulated member registered on the general register or courtesy

register may use the following titles, abbreviations and initials:

(

a) Doctor of Chiropractic;

(

b) Chiropractor;

(

c) Registered Chiropractor;

(

d) D.C.;

(

e) Doctor or Dr., in connection with providing a health service

within the practice of chiropractic.

Practice Permit

Renewal requirements

11 A general member applying for renewal of the member's practice

permit must provide evidence of

(

a) having met the continuing competence requirements set out

in this Regulation,

(

b) continuing to meet the requirements set out in sections 7 to 9,

and

(

c) carrying on an active practice.

Conditions

12 On issuing a practice permit to a regulated member, the Registrar

or Registration Committee may impose conditions on the practice

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

(

a) that the member practise under the supervision of another

regulated member;

(

b) that the member refrain from engaging in sole practice;

(

c) that the member submit to additional practice visits.

Restricted Activities

Basic authorized activities

13 A regulated member may, in the practice of chiropractic and in

accordance with the Standards of Practice, perform the following

restricted activities:

(

a) to use a deliberate, brief, fast thrust to move the joints of the

spine beyond the normal range but within the anatomical

range of motion, which generally results in an audible click

or pop;

(

b) to insert or remove instruments, devices or fingers

(

i) beyond the cartilaginous portion of the ear canal,

(ii) beyond the point in the nasal passages where they

normally narrow, and

(iii) beyond the anal verge;

(

c) to reduce a dislocation of a joint;

(

d) to order any form of ionizing radiation in

(

i) medical radiography, and

(ii) nuclear medicine;

(

e) to apply any form of ionizing radiation in medical

radiography;

(

f) to order non-ionizing radiation in

(

i) magnetic resonance imaging, and

(ii) ultrasound imaging.

Other authorized activities

14(1) A regulated member

(

a) who has successfully completed an education program in

needle acupuncture approved by the Council,

(

b) who meets the additional requirements for continuing

competence related to needle acupuncture set by the Council,

and

(

c) who has received notification from the Registrar that the

authorization is indicated on the appropriate register

may, in the practice of chiropractic and in accordance with the

Standards of Practice, perform the restricted activity of cutting a body

tissue or performing other invasive procedures on body tissue below

the dermis or mucous membrane for the purpose of needle

acupuncture.

(2) A regulated member

(

a) who has successfully completed a specialty program in

orthopaedics approved by the Council,

(

b) who meets the additional requirements for continuing

competence related to setting fractures set by the Council,

and

(

c) who has received notification from the Registrar that the

authorization is indicated on the appropriate register

may, in the practice of chiropractic and in accordance with the

Standards of Practice, perform the restricted activity of setting or

resetting a simple fracture of a bone.

Restriction

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

regulated members must restrict themselves in performing restricted

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

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

procedure being performed.

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

in accordance with the Standards of Practice.

Students

16(1) A student who is enrolled in a program of chiropractic studies

approved by the Council is, within the program, permitted to perform

the restricted activities described in

section 13 with the consent of and

under the supervision of a general member.

(2) A general member who is enrolled in a program of acupuncture

studies or a student who is enrolled in a program of chiropractic

studies approved by the Council and who is enrolled in a program of

acupuncture studies is permitted to perform the restricted activity

described in

section 14(1) with the consent of and under the

supervision of a general member.

Supervision

17 The supervising general member who consents to supervise under

section 16 must

(

a) be authorized by this Regulation to provide the restricted

activity being performed,

(

b) obtain approval as a preceptor from the Registrar in

accordance with the requirements set by the Council,

(

c) supervise by being physically present and available to assist

the student or a general member who is in a program of

studies approved by the Council, related to the performance

of restricted activities described in sections 13 and 14(1),

who is performing a restricted activity,

(

d) secure written consent from the patient on whom the student

is to perform the restricted activity, and

(

e) comply with the Standards of Practice.

Continuing Competence

Continuing competence program

18 The continuing competence program of the College comprises

(

a) continuing professional development, and

(

b) practice visits.

Continuing professional development

19 A general member as part of the continuing competence program

must acquire 72 program credits every 3 years through verified

attendance at or participation in a scientific or clinical course or an

education activity designated to enhance the continuing competence of

chiropractors that is approved in accordance with the rules for the

continuing competence program.

Program rules

20(1) The Council may make rules, in accordance with this section,

governing the operation of the continuing competence program,

including, but not restricted to, the following:

(

a) respecting the eligibility of an activity to qualify for program

credits;

(

b) respecting the number of program credits to be earned for

participating in each activity;

(

c) requiring members to participate in a specified number of

different continuing competence activities;

(

d) requiring members to participate in continuing competence

activities in order to maintain specific competencies;

(

e) limiting the number of program credits that can be earned

from different continuing competence activities;

(

f) requiring members to participate in continuing competence

activities in order to refresh specific competencies prior to

renewal of their annual practice permit;

(

g) approving courses, continuing competence activities, study

clubs, meetings, journal sessions, and self-study or distance

education;

(

h) verifying attendance at and participation in activities that

qualify for program credits;

(

i) other matters relating to the continuing competence program.

(2) The Registrar and the Competence Committee may recommend

rules or amendments to the rules to the Council.

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

rules, the rules or amendments to the rules must be distributed by the

Registrar to all general members of the College for their review.

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

or more days after distribution under subsection (3) and after having

considered any comments received on the proposed rules or proposed

amendments to the rules.

Rule distribution

21 The Registrar must distribute the rules and any amendments to the

rules established under

section 20(4) to the general members and

provide copies on request to the Minister, regional health authorities

and any person who requests them.

Practice visits

22(1) The Competence Committee is authorized to carry out practice

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

select individual general members or groups of general members for a

practice visit based on the criteria for selecting members for review

developed by the Competence Committee and approved by the

Council.

(2) If the results of a practice visit are unsatisfactory, the Competence

Committee may direct a general member to undertake one or more of

the following actions within a specified period of time:

(

a) to complete specific continuing competence requirements

within a specified time;

(

b) to complete any examinations, testing, assessment, training,

education or counselling considered by the Competence

Committee to be advisable;

(

c) to practise under the supervision of another general member;

(

d) to prohibit the general member from supervising other

general members or students providing professional services;

(

e) to correct any problems identified in the practice visit;

(

f) to submit to additional practice visits.

Alternative Complaint Resolution

Process conductor

23 When a complainant and an investigated person have agreed to

enter into an alternative complaint resolution process, the Complaints

Director must appoint a person to conduct the alternative complaint

resolution process acceptable to both the complainant and the

investigated person.

Agreement

24(1) The person who conducts the alternative complaint resolution

process must, in consultation with the complainant and the investigated

person, establish the procedures for and the objectives of the

alternative complaint resolution process.

(2) The procedures and objectives referred to in subsection (1) must

be set out in writing and signed by the complainant, the investigated

person and the representative of the College appointed by the

Complaints Director to participate in the alternative complaint

resolution process.

Confidentiality

25 The complainant and the investigated person must, subject to

sections 59 and 60 of the Act, agree to treat all information shared

during the alternative complaint resolution process as confidential.

Leaving the process

26 The complainant or the investigated person may withdraw from

the alternative complaint resolution process at any time.

Reinstatement of Registration and

Practice Permits

Reinstatement application

27(1) A person whose registration and practice permit have been

cancelled under

Part 4 of the Act may apply in writing to the Registrar

to have the registration reinstated and the practice permit reissued.

(2) An application under subsection (1) may be made

(

a) not earlier than 5 years after the date of cancellation, or

(

b) no more than once each calendar year after the refusal of an

application under

section 29.

(3) An applicant under subsection (1) must provide evidence of

qualifications for registration.

Consideration of application

28(1) An application under

section 27 must be reviewed by the

Registrar or Registration Committee.

(2) When reviewing an application under

section 27, the Registrar or

Registration Committee must

(

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

registration and practice permit were cancelled, and

(

b) consider whether

(

i) the applicant meets the current requirements for

registration,

(ii) any conditions imposed at the time the applicant's

registration and practice permit were cancelled have

been met,

(iii) the applicant is fit to practise chiropractic, and

(iv) the applicant poses a risk to public safety.

Decision

29 The Registrar or Registration Committee may, on completing the

review of an application in accordance with

section 28, make one or

more of the following orders:

(

a) an order denying the application;

(

b) an order to reinstate the applicant's registration and to reissue

the applicant's practice permit;

(

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

practice permit;

(

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

College's expenses incurred in respect of the application as

provided for in the bylaws;

(

e) any other order that the Registrar or Registration Committee

considers necessary for the protection of the public.

Review by Council

30(1) An applicant whose application for reinstatement is refused

have been imposed under

section 29 may apply to the Council for a

review of the decision of the Registrar or Registration Committee.

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

(1).

Publication of decision

31(1) The Registrar or Registration Committee, under

section 29, and

the Council, under

section 30, may order that its decision be published

in a manner it considers appropriate.

(2) The College must make the decisions under sections 29 and 30

available for 6 years to the public on request.

Information

Requested information

32(1) A regulated member or an applicant for registration as a

regulated member must provide the following information, in addition

to that required under

section 33(3) of the Act, to the Registrar, on the

initial application for registration, on the request of the Registrar and

when there are any changes to the information:

(

a) home address, current address or mailing address, telephone

number, e-mail address and fax number;

(

b) business address, telephone number, e-mail address and fax

number;

(

c) passport photo;

(

d) date of birth;

(

e) college from which the regulated member graduated;

(

f) date of graduation;

(

g) original transcripts from college graduation;

(

h) emergency contact number;

(

i) required good character documents;

(

j) proof of liability insurance;

(

k) proof of Canadian citizenship or proof that the regulated

member is lawfully admitted to Canada and entitled to work

in Canada;

(

l) continuing education or practice visit information where

applicable;

(

m) certification verifying completion of programs allowing an

applicant to provide restricted activities;

(

n) whether the member is registered with another college under

the Act or with an organization that under another enactment

governs a profession that provides health services;

(

o) whether the member is registered in another jurisdiction with

an organization that governs the practice of chiropractic.

(2) Subject to

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

information collected under subsection (1)

(

a) with the consent of the regulated member whose information

it is, or

(

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

relate the information to any particular identifiable person.

Section 119 information

33 The periods of time during which the College is to provide

information under

section 119(4) of the Act are as follows:

(

a) information referred to in

section 33(3) of the Act entered in

a register for a regulated member, except for the information

referred to in

section 33(3)(

h) of the Act, while the named

regulated member is registered as a member of the College;

(

b) information referred to in

section 119(1) of the Act

respecting

(

i) the suspension of a regulated member's practice permit,

while the suspension is in effect,

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

permit, for 6 years after the cancellation,

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

practice permit, while the conditions are in effect,

(iv) the directions made that a regulated member cease

providing professional services, while the directions are

in effect, and

(

v) the imposition of a reprimand or fine under

Part 4 of the

Act, for 6 years after the imposition of the reprimand or

fine;

(

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

under

Part 4 of the Act with respect to a named regulated

member, until the hearing is concluded;

(

d) information respecting

(

i) whether a hearing has been held under

Part 4 of the Act

with respect to a named regulated member, for 6 years

from the date the hearing is concluded, and

(ii) a decision and a record of the hearing referred to in

section 85(3) of the Act of a hearing held under

Part 4

of the Act, for 6 years after the date the hearing tribunal

of the College rendered its decision.

Transitional Provisions, Repeals and

Coming into Force

Transitional

34 On the coming into force of this Regulation, a registered member

described in

section 6 of

Schedule 2 to the Act is deemed to be entered

on the general register.

Repeal

35 The Chiropractic Profession Regulation (AR 356/86) is repealed.

Coming into force

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

Schedule 2 to the Health Professions Act.

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Alberta Regulation 278/2006

Student Financial Assistance Act

STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 575/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 22 of the Student Financial Assistance Act.

1 The Student Financial Assistance Regulation

(AR 298/2002) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 3 is amended by striking out "2012" and

substituting "2016".

Schedule 1 is amended

(

a) in

section 14 by adding the following after

subsection (3):

(4) In construing any provision of this

Schedule that relates

directly or indirectly to the requirement of information or

documents, audits or any other matter relating to the

enforcement of any of its provisions, any reference to a

student includes any person who has ever received any

assistance.

(

b) in

section 28

(

i) in subsection (2) by striking out "(10)" and

substituting "(11)";

(ii) by adding the following after subsection (10):

(11) Notwithstanding anything in this section, the Minister

may not make any payment under this

section to a person

who has ever

(

a) been declared bankrupt or filed a proposal for

protection under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency

Act (Canada) and its regulations and been

discharged, and

(

b) received any assistance that the Minister considers

would, but for that discharge, have to be repaid,

and that has not been repaid.

Schedule 2 is amended

(

a) in

section 8(3)(c)

(

i) by adding "a proposal" after "filed";

(ii) by adding "its" before "regulations";

(iii) by adding "or been declared bankrupt under that

federal legislation," after "not,";

(

b) in

section 9

(

i) by striking out "A program of study must meet" and

substituting "The Minister shall not approve a

program of study under

section 1(1)(

m) of the Act

unless the Minister considers that the program meets";

(ii) in clause (

a) by striking out "direct loans are

provided, the direct loan default" and substituting

"loans are provided, the loan repayment";

(iii) by repealing clause (

d) and substituting the

following:

(

d) where the Minister requires it, the educational

institution has entered into an agreement with the

Minister that addresses to the Minister's

satisfaction any matter that the Minister considers

necessary or appropriate for the proper

administration of the program of study.

(

c) in

section 13(1)(

c) by adding ", despite

section 15.1,"

after "if";

(

d) in

section 14 by adding the following after

subsection (4):

(5) In construing any provision of this

Schedule that relates

directly or indirectly to the requirement of information or

documents, audits or any other matter relating to the

enforcement of any of its provisions, any reference to a

student includes any person who has ever received any

assistance.

(

e) by adding the following after

section 15:

Refunding by educational institution

15.1 Where an educational institution is to refund all or

part of the tuition or other fees paid in respect of a student

who the educational institution knows or ought reasonably to

know has received assistance, it shall pay the whole of the

refund to the Minister in favour of the Minister of Finance,

and the Minister shall, after deducting from the refund the

amount due to the Minister in respect of the assistance

provided, refund to the student any excess remaining owing

to the student.

(

f) in

section 30

(

i) in subsection (2) by striking out "(9)" and

substituting "(10)";

(ii) by adding the following after subsection (9):

(10) Notwithstanding anything in this section, the Minister

may not make any payment under this

section to a person

who has ever

(

a) been declared bankrupt or filed a proposal for

protection under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency

Act (Canada) and its regulations and been

discharged, and

(

b) received any assistance that the Minister considers

would, but for that discharge, have to be repaid,

and that has not been repaid.

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Alberta Regulation 279/2006

Government Organization Act

DESIGNATION AND TRANSFER OF RESPONSIBILITY

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 576/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 16 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Designation and Transfer of Responsibility

Regulation (AR 44/2001) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 12 is amended

(

a) in subsection (1) by repealing clause (h);

(

b) in subsection (4) by adding the following after

clause (c):

(c.1) Pharmacy and Drug Act;

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Alberta Regulation 280/2006

Dangerous Goods Transportation and Handling Act

DANGEROUS GOODS TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 577/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 31 of the Dangerous Goods Transportation

and Handling Act.

1 The Dangerous Goods Transportation and Handling

Regulation (AR 157/97) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 28 is amended by striking out "2006" and

substituting "2011".

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Alberta Regulation 281/2006

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

PUBLIC SECTOR PENSION PLANS (LAPP-PSPP PORTABILITY

ARRANGEMENT) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 582/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

Schedule 1,

section 4 and

Schedule 2,

section 4 of

the Public Sector Pension Plans Act.

Part 1

Local Authorities Pension Plan

1 The Local Authorities Pension Plan (AR 366/93) is

amended in accordance with this Part.

Section 69 is amended by striking out "or" at the end of

clause (

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

(c.1) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

on a locked-in basis from the Plan to the Public Service

Pension Plan under a portability arrangement established

under

section 16.15 of the Regulations, subject to the terms

and conditions of that arrangement, or

Section 70(1) is amended by striking out "or" at the end

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

c) and

adding the following after clause (c):

(

d) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

from the Plan to the Public Service Pension Plan under a

portability arrangement established under

section 16.15 of

arrangement.

Section 72 is amended by striking out "or" at the end of

clause (

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

(c.1) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

on a locked-in basis from the Plan to the Public Service

Pension Plan under a portability arrangement established

under

section 16.15 of the Regulations, subject to the terms

and conditions of that arrangement, or

Section 73(1) is amended by striking out "or" at the end

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

c) and

adding the following after clause (c):

(

d) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

from the Plan to the Public Service Pension Plan under a

portability arrangement established under

section 16.15 of

arrangement.

Part 1 of

Schedule 2 is amended by adding the following

names to the list in their appropriate alphabetical order:

Alberta First.com Ltd.

Badlands Ambulance Services Society

Camrose & District Support Services Board

Drumheller & District Solid Waste Management Association

Edson Public Library Board

Mackenzie Regional Waste Management Commission

North Peace Regional Landfill Commission

Part 2

Public Service Pension Plan

7 The Public Service Pension Plan (AR 368/93) is amended

in accordance with this Part.

Section 69 is amended by striking out "or" at the end of

clause (

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

(c.1) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

on a locked-in basis from the Plan to the Local Authorities

Pension Plan under a portability arrangement established

under

section 16.15 of the Regulations, subject to the terms

and conditions of that arrangement, or

Section 70(1) is amended by striking out "or" at the end

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

c) and

adding the following after clause (c):

(

d) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

from the Plan to the Local Authorities Pension Plan under a

portability arrangement established under

section 16.15 of

arrangement.

Section 72 is amended by striking out "or" at the end of

clause (

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

(c.1) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

on a locked-in basis from the Plan to the Local Authorities

Pension Plan under a portability arrangement established

under

section 16.15 of the Regulations, subject to the terms

and conditions of that arrangement, or

Section 73(1) is amended by striking out "or" at the end

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

c) and

adding the following after clause (c):

(

d) if applicable, to have those pension entitlements transferred

from the Plan to the Local Authorities Pension Plan under a

portability arrangement established under

section 16.15 of

arrangement.

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Alberta Regulation 282/2006

Disaster Services Act

GOVERNMENT EMERGENCY PLANNING AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 592/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 6 of the Disaster Services Act.

1 The Government Emergency Planning Regulation

(AR 62/2000) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 6 is amended by striking out "December 31, 2006"

and substituting "December 31, 2007".

Alberta Regulation 283/2006

Safety Codes Act

AMUSEMENT RIDES STANDARDS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: November 9, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 594/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Amusement Rides Standards Regulation

(AR 223/2001) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 6 is amended by striking out "December 1, 2006"

and substituting "December 1, 2012".

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Alberta Regulation 284/2006

Forests Act

Mines and Minerals Act

Public Highways Development Act

Public Lands Act

EXPLORATION REGULATION

Filed: November 10, 2006

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 565/2006)

on November 8, 2006 pursuant to

section 4 of the Forests Act, sections 108 and 108.1

of the Mines and Minerals Act,

section 54 of the Public Highways Development Act

and

section 9 of the Public Lands Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions

Part 1

Exploration Directives

2 Adoption of Exploration Directives

3 Duty to comply

4 Condition of licence or permit

Part 2

General

5 Liability of delegatees

6 Powers of inspectors and investigators

7 Authority to conduct exploration

8 Consents required

9 Exploration on certain land

10 Right to enter on leased or closed road

11 Prohibited exploration and other activities

12 Reviews by Minister

13 Release of program information

14 Administrative penalty amounts

15 Offences

Part 3

Licences and Permits

16 Applications for licence or permit

17 Return of deposit

18 Deposits - transitional

19 Disposition of deposit

20 Inactive licences and permits

21 One licence or permit per person

22 Related corporations

23 Application for exploration approval

24 Notification of decision

25 Waiver of fee on resubmission

26 Notice to permittee

27 Security deposits

28 Forfeiture of security deposit

29 Return of security deposit

30 Amendment of approved program

31 Temporary field authorizations

32 Duties of licensee and permittee

33 Expiry of exploration approval

34 Duty on completion of exploration

35 Deficiencies in final plan

36 Approval of final plan

Part 4

Notices

37 Notice to relevant Department authority

38 Notice to other persons

39 Notice of temporary cessation of operations

Part 5

Exploration Field Operations

40 Change in designation of program permittee

41 Operation of exploration equipment

42 Use of products in exploration

43 Pipeline crossing

44 Distance requirements

45 Contamination of water and damage to aquifers

46 Flowing holes

47 Encountering gas

48 Subsidence

49 Charges in shot holes and depths of shot holes

and test holes

50 Temporary abandonment of shot holes and test holes

51 Abandonment of shot holes and test holes

52 Alternate shot hole abandonment

53 Damage to plugging

54 Minister's powers

55 Display of permit tag

56 Clearing of vegetation on road allowances

57 Debris, refuse and other material

58 Letter of clearance

59 Exploration on road allowances

60 Damage to highways, public roads, etc.

61 Directions re damage

62 General duty of care

63 Damage to survey monuments and survey markers

64 Assistance in dispute resolution

Part 6

Transfer of Programs

65 Transfer of program of exploration

66 Cancellation of licence or permit

Part 7

Transitional Provisions, Repeals,

Expiry and Coming into Force

67 Transitional

68 Repeals

69 Expiry

70 Coming into force

Schedules

Definitions

1(1) In this Regulation,

(a) "Act" means the Mines and Minerals Act;

(b) "approved permit tag" means a permit tag that is approved

within the meaning of

section 42;

(c) "business day" means a day on which the offices of the

particular board or corporation or the Government are open

for business;

(d) "centre source point" means,

(

i) in relation to an explosive energy source used in the

conduct of a program of exploration, a centre point

around which a number of shot points are shot in a

pattern in order to obtain data from that source point,

and

(ii) in relation to a non-explosive energy source used in the

conduct of a program of exploration, a point attributed

on the earth's surface from which energy is being

created and which is the centre point of the array of a

sweep area for that non-explosive energy source;

(e) "closed road" means

(

i) a public road in a municipal district, other than a leased

road, that is closed by the council of the municipal

district pursuant to

section 22 or 24 of the Municipal

Government Act,

(ii) a road, trail or bridge in a special area that is closed by

order of the Minister of Municipal Affairs under the

Special Areas Act,

(iii) a highway, other than a leased road, that is closed by

order of the Minister of Infrastructure and

Transportation pursuant to

section 47 of the Public

Highways Development Act, or

(iv) a highway, other than a leased road, that is closed by the

council of a city, town, village or summer village

pursuant to

section 22 or 24 of the Municipal

Government Act;

(f) "constructed road" means a public road or highway that has a

travelled portion, a shoulder and a slope of the shoulder;

(g) "date of commencement" means the date on which the

process, including ground or vegetation disturbance, to

establish the shot points or receiver points to be used in any

line in a program of exploration commences;

(h) "date of completion" means the date on which the recording

phase of an approved exploration program is completed;

(i) "Department" means the Department of Sustainable

Resource Development;

(j) "energy source" means a method that is used to generate

energy for the purpose of obtaining exploration data;

(k) "exploration" means

(

i) any operation on or over land or water to determine

geologic conditions underlying the surface of land or

water, and

(ii) any operations or activities that are preparatory to or

otherwise connected with the operations described in

subclause (

i) that, in the opinion of the Minister, have

the potential to cause surface disturbance,

but does not include operations exempted from

Part 8 of the

Act by the Minister under

section 109(2) of the Act;

(l) "Exploration Directive" means an Exploration Directive

adopted under

section 2;

(m) "final plan" means a final plan filed under

section 34;

(n) "harmful contaminant" means a substance that, by its nature

or the concentration in which it is used, is toxic or harmful to

humans, plants or animals;

(o) "highway" means highway within the meaning of

Part 17 of

the Municipal Government Act;

(p) "hole plug" means a device for plugging shot holes or test

holes;

(q) "inspector" means a person designated as an inspector under

section 108.3 of the Act and

section 6 of this Regulation;

(r) "investigator" means a person designated as an investigator

under

section 108.3 of the Act and

section 6 of this

Regulation;

(s) "leased road" means

(

i) the whole or any part of a highway that is closed by

order of the Minister of Infrastructure and

Transportation under

section 47 of the Public Highways

Development Act and leased under an order or

regulation made under

section 54(

d) of that Act, or

(ii) the whole or any part of a public road that is closed by

the council of a municipality other than a city pursuant

section 22 or 24 of the Municipal Government Act

and leased by bylaw or resolution made by the council

and approved by the Minister of Infrastructure and

Transportation;

(t) "letter of clearance" means a letter of clearance issued under

section 58;

(u) "licence of occupation road" means a road within a licensed

area as defined in the Dispositions and Fees Regulation

(AR 54/2000) and a road held under a licence of occupation

issued pursuant to the Special Areas Disposition Regulation

(AR 137/2001);

(v) "Minister" means the Minister of Sustainable Resource

Development;

(w) "municipal authority" means municipal authority within the

meaning of the Municipal Government Act;

(x) "municipality" means a city, town, village, summer village,

municipal district or specialized municipality;

(y) "occupied public land" means public land that is the subject

of a disposition under the Public Lands Act, the Special

Areas Act or any other enactment that conveys an estate or

interest sufficient to enable the holder of the disposition to

exclude persons from entering on the land, but does not

include a leased road;

(z) "operations manager" means an employee of the Government

of Alberta who is the district manager responsible for matters

pertaining to highways and the right of way of highways

situated in a highways district;

(aa) "pipeline" means a pipe used to convey a substance or

combination of substances, and includes installations

associated with the pipe;

(bb) "predecessor regulation" means the Exploration Regulation

(AR 423/78), the Exploration Regulation (AR 32/90) and the

Exploration Regulation (AR 214/98);

(cc) "preliminary plan" means a preliminary plan for a program

of exploration submitted under

section 23;

(dd) "private land" means land that is owned by a person other

than the Crown in right of Alberta or Canada or an agent of

the Crown in right of Alberta or Canada;

(ee) "program licensee" means,

(

i) with respect to a particular program of exploration, the

licensee by whom or on whose behalf the application

for the exploration approval is made,

(ii) with respect to a particular approved program of

exploration, the licensee under whom the approved

exploration program is conducted,

(iii) a licensee to whom a program of exploration is

transferred under

section 65, and

(iv) a successor licensee, being a licensee that is a successor

corporation to a licensee described in subclause (i), (ii)

or (iii) or is a successor to such a successor corporation,

by any of the following means, to the extent that it is

recorded with a department of the Government:

(

A) a change of name;

(

B) an acquisition of assets or shares;

(

C) a merger or amalgamation;

(ff) "program permittee" means, with respect to a particular

program of exploration,

(

i) the person designated as program permittee as required

by this Regulation, and

(ii) a successor permittee, being a permittee that is a

successor corporation to a permittee described in

subclause (

i) or is a successor to such a successor

corporation, by any of the following means, to the

extent that is recorded with a department of the

Government:

(

A) a change of name;

(

B) an acquisition of assets or shares;

(

C) a merger or amalgamation;

(gg) "public land" means land that is owned by the Crown in right

of Alberta, but does not include mines and minerals or land

within a road allowance;

(hh) "public road" means

(

i) a road or a road allowance that is subject to the

direction, control and management of a municipality or

of a Minister of the Crown in right of Alberta, or

(ii) a licence of occupation road that is not closed pursuant

to the Dispositions and Fees Regulation (AR 54/2000)

or otherwise,

but does not include a highway;

(ii) "recording" means the process by which exploration data is

obtained or retrieved from an energy source;

(jj) "relevant Department authority" means the branch of the

division of the Department that is designated in the

Exploration Directives as the relevant Department authority

for the purposes of the provision of this Regulation in which

the term is used;

(kk) "road allowance" means

(

i) the right of way of a highway or public road, and

(ii) any other right of way established or surveyed under the

Surveys Act, whether or not it contains an existing

thoroughfare;

(ll) "sealing product" means a substance or material used for the

purpose of sealing shot holes or test holes;

(mm) "shot hole" means a hole drilled in a program of exploration

for the purpose of detonating an explosive charge for the

primary purpose of obtaining, designing or evaluating

technical parameters for obtaining seismic information;

(nn) "survey marker" means a device used in the surveying of a

program of exploration to establish or produce the program;

(oo) "survey monument" or "monument" means a post, stake, pin,

mound of rock or other material, pit, trench or any other

thing used to mark a triangulation point or the surveyed

corner of a quarter

section or a section, and includes a

witness post indicating the position of such a corner;

(pp) "tenant" means a person who holds a lease in respect of a

leased road;

(qq) "test hole" means a hole drilled in a program of exploration

for the primary purpose of obtaining geological information

and in which no explosive charge will be detonated but in

which logs may be run.

(2) The

definitions in the Forests Act, the Public Highways

Development Act and the Public Lands Act do not apply to this

Regulation, except where this Regulation specifically makes such a

definition applicable.

(3) Section 23 of the

Interpretation Act does not apply to a notice

given pursuant to this Regulation.

(4) Except where this Regulation specifically provides to the contrary,

this Regulation does not apply to exploration for

(

a) metallic and industrial minerals as defined in the Metallic

and Industrial Minerals Tenure Regulation (AR 145/2005),

(

b) ammonite shell as defined in the Ammonite Shell Regulation

(AR 152/2004).

Part 1

Exploration Directives

Adoption of Exploration Directives

2(1) The Exploration Directives listed in

Schedule 1, as amended

from time to time, are adopted and form part of this Regulation.

(2) A reference in this Regulation to "this Regulation" includes the

Exploration Directives adopted under subsection (1).

(3) Exploration Directives and changes to them must be made in

accordance with the procedure set out in the applicable Exploration

Directive.

Duty to comply

3 In conducting exploration, a program permittee and a program

licensee shall comply with, and shall ensure that anyone operating

under their authorization complies with, all applicable Exploration

Directives.

Condition of licence or permit

4 Compliance with

(

a) section 3, and

(

b) directions of the Minister under

section 108.2 of the Act,

is a condition of the exploration licence and associated exploration

approval or the exploration permit, as the case may be.

Part 2

General

Liability of delegatees

5 If

(

a) a provision of this Regulation or a condition of an

exploration approval imposes a duty on a program licensee or

program permittee, whether or not the provision specifically

refers to a program licensee or program permittee, as the case

may be,

(

b) a program licensee or program permittee delegates, by

whatever manner, the performance of the duty to another

person, or that other person performs the duty under the

authority of the licence or permit of the program licensee or

program permittee, and

(

c) that provision or that condition is actually contravened by

that other person,

then, for the purpose of this Regulation, that provision or condition is

to be treated as having been contravened not only by the program

licensee or program permittee but also by that other person.

Powers of inspectors and investigators

6(1) A designation of a person as an inspector or investigator under

section 108.3 of the Act must indicate

(

a) whether the person designated may exercise his or her

powers throughout Alberta or only in a part of Alberta

specified in the designation, and

(

b) whether the person designated is authorized to act in respect

Part 8 of the Act and this Regulation generally or only in

respect of particular provisions specified in the designation.

(2) In the designation of an inspector the Minister may authorize the

inspector to do any or all of the following in the area of Alberta for

which he or she is designated:

(

a) conduct inspections in relation to programs of exploration;

approvals should be subject;

(

c) carry out the powers and duties with respect to the

administration of exploration approvals that are not assigned

to investigators under the Act or this Regulation.

(3) An investigator may, in the area of Alberta for which he or she is

designated,

(

a) conduct investigations where it appears that there may have

been a contravention of

Part 8 of the Act, this Regulation or a

term or condition of a licence, permit or exploration

approval, and

(

b) determine contraventions of

Part 8 of the Act, this Regulation

approvals and advise as to the appropriate enforcement action

to be imposed in respect of such contraventions.

Authority to conduct exploration

7 Subject to this Regulation, an exploration approval authorizes the

program licensee and any person conducting a program of exploration

under the authority of the program licensee to use the land designated

in the exploration approval in accordance with the terms and

conditions of the approval.

Consents required

8(1) No person shall conduct exploration

(

a) on private land, except with the consent of the owner of the

land or a person authorized by the owner to give that consent;

(

b) on land owned or occupied by the Crown in right of Canada,

except with the consent of the appropriate Minister or agency

the appropriate Minister or agency to give the consent;

(

c) on land, other than public land, of which the Crown in right

of Alberta is in lawful possession, except with the consent of

the appropriate Minister or agency of the Government of

Alberta;

(

d) on occupied public land that is not the subject of an

agricultural lease within the meaning of the Exploration

Dispute Resolution Regulation (AR 227/2003), except with

the consent of the person in possession of the public land

under and by virtue of the disposition;

(

e) on occupied public land that is the subject of an agricultural

lease within the meaning of the Exploration Dispute

Resolution Regulation (AR 227/2003), except in accordance

with the requirements, processes and procedures set forth in

that Regulation;

(

f) on public land under the administration of a Minister of the

Crown in right of Alberta other than the Minister of

Sustainable Resource Development, except with the consent

of the Minister who has the administration of the public land;

(

g) on public land under the administration of a corporation that

is an agent of the Crown in right of Alberta, except with the

consent of that corporation;

(

h) on land within the boundaries of

(

i) a city, town, village or summer village,

(ii) an urban service area of a specialized municipality, or

(iii) a rural service area of a specialized municipality, where

an order in council under the Municipal Government

Act deems the rural service area to be a city for the

purposes of enactments affecting roads, culverts,

ditches, drains and highways in the rural service area,

except with the consent of the council of the city, town,

village, summer village or specialized municipality or an

employee of the city, town, village, summer village or

specialized municipality who is authorized to give the

consent;

(

i) on land within the boundaries of a Metis settlement, except

with the consent of the settlement council and the Metis

Settlements General Council;

(

j) on a part of a highway that is under construction, except with

the consent of the operations manager in the Department of

Infrastructure and Transportation for the region of Alberta in

which that part of the highway is located or an employee of

the Crown in right of Alberta authorized by the operations

manager to give that consent;

(

k) on a part of a public road as defined in

section 1(1)(hh)(

i) that is under construction within the geographical area of a

municipal authority, except with the consent of the municipal

authority.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where

(

a) the exploration to be conducted on land referred to in that

subsection involves the conduct of an activity or the

commission of waste, and

(

b) the person from whom consent must be obtained under that

subsection does not have the right to give the consent in

respect of the activity or the commission of waste, as the case

may be,

the consent must be obtained from the person who has the right to give

it or from a person who is authorized by that person to give it.

(3) Subsections (1) and (2) shall not be construed as removing the

necessity to obtain a consent to conduct exploration on any land from

any person not referred to in those subsections, if that person's consent

is required by law.

(4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), where an exploration approval is

granted in respect of land that is or includes a road allowance located

in a municipal district, improvement district, special area, specialized

municipality or town under the Parks Towns Act, exploration may be

conducted in the road allowance under the exploration approval

without the need for any consent from the council of the municipal

district, improvement district, special area, specialized municipality or

town in addition to consent that may be required under subsection (1)

section 59.

Exploration on certain land

9 No person shall conduct exploration

(

a) on land within that part of the location of an agreement

issued under the Act in which the holder of the agreement

has been granted surface access to the mineral rights granted

by the agreement under a disposition granted under the

Public Lands Act unless that person is the holder of the

agreement or a person authorized by the holder of the

agreement to conduct the exploration;

(

b) on land within the area of a permit for a mine site or mine

granted under the Coal Conservation Act unless that person

is the holder of the permit or a person authorized by the

holder of the permit to conduct the exploration;

(

c) on land within the area of an approval for a scheme or

operation granted under the Oil Sands Conservation Act

unless that person is the holder of the approval or a person

authorized by the holder of the approval to conduct the

exploration;

(

d) on land that is within the area of a metallic and industrial

minerals lease issued under the Metallic and Industrial

Minerals Tenure Regulation (AR 145/2005) and is the

subject of an authorization under

section 50 of that

Regulation, unless that person is the holder of the lease or a

person authorized by the holder of the lease to conduct the

exploration;

(

e) on land that is being used for the operation of a quarry as

defined in the Activities Designation Regulation

(AR 276/2003) unless that person is the person who will be

primarily responsible for carrying on the quarrying operation

or is a person authorized by that person to conduct the

exploration.

Right to enter on leased or closed road

10(1) The program licensee or program permittee for a program of

exploration that is to be conducted, in whole or in part, on a leased

road shall, prior to the date of commencement of the program, make a

reasonable effort to negotiate the right to enter on the leased road with

the tenant.

(2) If a right to enter cannot be negotiated in accordance with

subsection (1), entry may be made on the leased road for the purpose

of conducting the program of exploration if, not less than 48 hours

prior to the date of entry, the program licensee or program permittee

gives notice in writing of the entry to the tenant.

(3) The program licensee or program permittee for a program of

exploration that is to be conducted, in whole or in part, on a closed

road shall, prior to the commencement of the program, attempt to

negotiate the right to enter on the closed road with

(

a) the council for the municipal district in which entry is to be

made, if entry relates to a public road described in

section

1(1)(e)(i),

(

b) the Special Areas Board, if entry relates to a road, trail or

bridge described in

section 1(1)(e)(ii),

(

c) the operations manager for the transportation district in

which entry is to be made, if entry relates to a highway

described in

section 1(1)(e)(iii), or

(

d) the council for the city, town, village or summer village in

which entry is to be made, if entry relates to a highway

within the meaning of

section 1(1)(e)(iv).

(4) If a right to enter cannot be negotiated in accordance with

subsection (3)(a), (

b) or (d), entry may be made on the closed road for

the purpose of conducting the program of exploration if, not less than

48 hours prior to the date of entry, the program licensee or program

permittee gives notice in writing of the entry to the person, board or

corporation with whom the licensee or permittee attempted to negotiate

the right to enter under subsection (3)(a), (

b) or (d).

(5) A notice given under subsection (2) or (4) must

(

a) state the intent to conduct the program of exploration on the

leased road or closed road,

(

b) indicate the point or points where entry will be made on the

leased road or closed road for the purpose of conducting the

program,

(

c) indicate the anticipated date of entry on, and the expected

date of departure from, the leased road or closed road by the

person or persons conducting the program, and

(

d) contain an undertaking by the licensee or permittee for the

program that the licensee or permittee will be liable for any

damage resulting from the conduct of the program on the

leased road or closed road.

(6) Nothing in this

section relieves any person from the requirement to

obtain any applicable consent under

section 8.

Prohibited exploration and other activities

11(1) No person shall conduct exploration in any area of Alberta

described in an Exploration Directive as an area in which exploration

is prohibited by the Exploration Directive.

(2) No person shall

(

a) operate a type of energy source,

(

b) operate a type of exploration equipment, or

(

c) conduct a method of exploration

in an area of Alberta described in an Exploration Directive as an area

in which such an activity is prohibited by the Exploration Directive.

(3) No person shall

(

a) operate a type of energy source,

(

b) operate a type of exploration equipment, or

(

c) conduct a method of exploration

in an area of Alberta described in an Exploration Directive during a

period specified in the Exploration Directive in which such an activity

is prohibited by the Exploration Directive.

(4) Where an Exploration Directive indicates that, in an area of

Alberta described in the Exploration Directive, a person must

(

a) operate a type of energy source,

(

b) operate a type of exploration equipment, or

(

c) conduct a method of exploration

in accordance with conditions specified in the Exploration Directives,

no person may carry on such an activity except in accordance with

such conditions.

(5) No person shall, in an area of Alberta described in an Exploration

Directive, drill shot holes or test holes to a depth greater than the

maximum depth specified by the Exploration Directive for shot holes

or test holes in that area.

(6) If any discrepancy exists between a description of an area of

Alberta in an Exploration Directive and the area as shown on a map in

the Exploration Directive, the description of the area prevails.

Reviews by Minister

12(1) The Minister may,

(

a) on application by a program licensee or program permittee or

a person authorized by the program licensee or program

permittee, or

(

b) on the Minister's own initiative,

as provided in the Exploration Directives, review a decision of the

Minister in respect of a program of exploration if the decision relates

to a matter that is specified by the Exploration Directives as a matter

that is reviewable under this section.

(2) The Minister may refuse to consider an application under

subsection (1)(

a) if the program licensee, program permittee or

authorized person has not complied with the requirements of the

Exploration Directives in respect of the application.

(3) In conducting a review the Minister shall give an opportunity to

the program licensee, program permittee or authorized person to make

representations in respect of the subject-matter of the review.

(4) On having conducted a review under this

section the Minister may

(

a) confirm the decision, or

(

b) vary the decision or revoke it and make a new decision,

and the Minister's decision on the review is final.

Release of program information

13(1) Subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of

Privacy Act as it relates to the release of personal information, on the

request in writing made by any person to the relevant Department

authority, the Minister may release and make available to that person

information that is held in the records of the Department in relation to

an approved exploration program and is of a nature or type specified in

the Exploration Directives for the purposes of this section.

(2) A release of information described in subsection (1)

(

a) may be made

(

i) at any time after 2 years following the date of

completion, or

(ii) at any time during that 2-year period if the Minister is

satisfied that the licensee has consented to the release,

and

(

b) must be made in accordance with the requirements of the

Exploration Directives.

(3) At any time after the approval by the Minister of a final plan for a

program of exploration, information as to the location of lines in the

programs that are specified and described in the Exploration Directives

for the purposes of this subsection may be released by the relevant

Department authority to a branch or division of the Department

designated in the Exploration Directives for the purpose of identifying

the location of those lines on access maps to which persons involved in

the conduct of exploration in Alberta will have access.

Administrative penalty amounts

14 The maximum amounts of administrative penalties that may be

imposed for the purposes of

section 112 of the Act are as set out in

Schedule 2.

Offences

15 A person who contravenes

section 3, 8(1) or (2), 11, 32, 44, 45(1),

46(1)(b), 50(b), 51, 59(1), or (2), 60(2)(d), (

f) or (g), 62 or 63(1)(

b) or

(

c) is guilty of an offence.

Part 3

Licences and Permits

Applications for licence or permit

16(1) A person may apply to the Minister in writing for an

exploration licence or an exploration permit.

(2) The application must be in the form and contain the information

required by the Exploration Directives and must be accompanied by

(

a) an application fee of $100 in the form of cash or a certified

cheque or money order,

(

b) a deposit in the form of cash or a certified cheque or money

order in the amount of $10 000 if the applicant is applying

for an exploration licence or $5000 if the applicant is

applying for an exploration permit, and

(

c) if the applicant is a corporation, proof satisfactory to the

Minister that the applicant is entitled to carry on business in

Alberta.

Return of deposit

17 The Minister shall return a deposit to the applicant if the

exploration licence or exploration permit is not issued.

Deposits - transitional

18 A person who is a licensee or permittee on the date this

Regulation comes into force shall ensure that, not more than 3 months

following that date, there is on account with the Department in respect

of its exploration licence or exploration permit a deposit that meets the

requirements of

section 16(2)(b).

Disposition of deposit

19(1) The Minister may expend any portion of a deposit

(

a) to remedy or redress any matter related to a contravention of

Part 8 of the Act or of this Regulation or to a failure to

comply with the terms or conditions of an exploration

approval,

(

b) as provided for in

section 46(5), 54(b), 60(3)(

b) or 63(3)(

b) or (4)(b),

(

c) to restore or repair damage to public land or to a renewable

resource, structure, improvement, installation, facility or

other property on public land that has been damaged or

adversely affected through the conduct of a program of

exploration by the licensee or permittee, or

(

d) to pay any money owing by the licensee or permittee to the

Government under

Part 8 of the Act or under this Regulation.

(2) If all or part of the deposit is expended by the Minister, the

licensee or permittee, as the case may be, shall, within 3 months after a

request from the Minister, pay a sufficient amount of money to the

Minister so that the deposit is again in the amount prescribed by

section 16(2)(b).

(3) If the Minister cancels an exploration licence or exploration permit

pursuant to

section 110(1) of the Act,

(

a) the deposit held by the Minister in respect of that licence or

permit is forfeited to the Crown in right of Alberta, and

(

b) the Minister may expend the deposit or any portion of the

deposit as described in subsection (1).

(4) If the Minister cancels an exploration licence or exploration permit

at the request of the licensee or permittee, the Minister shall return to

the licensee or permittee the portion of the deposit that has not been

expended as described in subsection (1) if the Minister is satisfied that

(

a) all money owing to the Government by the licensee or

permittee under any enactment under the Minister's

administration has been paid, and

(

b) all duties and obligations of the licensee or permittee under

any enactment under the Minister's administration have been

discharged.

Inactive licences and permits

20(1) The Minister may declare a deposit forfeited to the Crown in

right of Alberta if,

(

a) for a period of at least 3 years, the licensee or permittee has

not conducted exploration under the exploration licence or

exploration permit and has not advised the Minister of its

intention to so conduct exploration, or

(

b) where the licensee or permittee is a corporation, the licensee

or permittee has, for a period of at least 3 years, ceased to be

entitled to carry on business in Alberta.

(2) If the Minister declares a deposit forfeited under subsection (1),

the exploration licence or exploration permit in respect of which the

deposit was furnished is automatically cancelled.

One licence or permit per person

21 No person shall hold more than one exploration licence or

exploration permit at any time.

Related corporations

22(1) In this section, "group of related corporations" means

(

a) bodies corporate that are affiliates of one another or affiliated

bodies corporate as described and defined in

section 2 of the

Business Corporations Act, or

(

b) bodies corporate that are related to or associated with each

other in any of the ways described and defined in

section 2 of

the Business Corporations Act.

(2) Where more than one body corporate in a group of related

corporations holds an exploration licence or an exploration permit, the

Minister may

(

a) by notice in writing require the group of related corporations

to designate a body corporate as the body corporate that is to

be the licensee or permittee, and

(

b) issue one licence or permit to the body corporate designated

under clause (a), cancel all other licences or permits held by

bodies corporate in the group of related corporations and

transfer all programs listed in the records of the Department

under those licences or permits to the licence or permit of the

designated body corporate.

Application for exploration approval

23(1) A licensee or a person authorized by the licensee may apply to

the Minister in writing for an exploration approval.

(2) The application must be submitted to the relevant Department

authority and must be accompanied by

(

a) a preliminary plan as described in the Exploration Directives

and any other information required by the Exploration

Directives, and

(

b) an application fee of $350 in the form of cash or a certified

cheque or money order or paid through an account

established with the Government.

Notification of decision

24(1) The Minister shall notify the applicant in writing as to the

disposition of the application for an exploration approval not later than

10 business days after the day on which the application was received

by the Minister.

(2) If the Minister refuses an application for an exploration approval,

the Minister shall specify the reasons for the refusal.

Wavier of fee on resubmission

25 Where an application must be resubmitted because of a deficiency

with the application, the Minister may waive the fee payable under

section 23(2)(

b) if the Minister considers that, in the circumstances, it

would be appropriate to do so.

Notice to permittee

26(1) If the Minister accepts an application for an exploration

approval, the program licensee shall deliver a copy of the exploration

approval to the program permittee prior to the date of commencement

of the program.

(2) The program permittee shall post a copy of the exploration

approval in a conspicuous place at its field headquarters until the

program of exploration is completed.

Security deposits

27(1) The Minister may require a program licensee to provide a

security deposit in an amount and form specified by the Minister

(

a) before an exploration approval is granted for the program of

exploration, or

(

b) after the granting of the exploration approval and before the

program licensee has obtained, in respect of the program of

exploration,

(

i) a letter of clearance referred to in

section 58(3), in the

case of a program of exploration conducted on public

land or within a road allowance, or

(ii) a release from the owner of the land or the owner's

agent, in the case of a program of exploration conducted

on private land.

(2) The Minister may, at any time after payment of a security deposit

under subsection (1), increase the amount of the security deposit

required under subsection (1) if the Minister discovers or identifies any

matter or thing connected with the program of exploration that, in the

Minister's opinion, justifies increasing the amount.

(3) If the Minister requires a security deposit for a program of

exploration before the granting of the exploration approval, the

Minister shall not grant an exploration approval unless the Minister has

received the security deposit.

(4) If the Minister requires a security deposit for a program of

exploration after the granting of an exploration approval or increases

the amount of a security deposit under subsection (2), no person shall

perform any operation or activity in connection with the program of

exploration after the date specified by the Minister for payment of the

security deposit or the increased amount unless, before that date, the

Minister receives the deposit or increased amount.

Forfeiture of security deposit

28 If the Minister is of the opinion that

(

a) a program of exploration for which a security deposit has

been furnished under this

Part is not being or has not been

conducted in compliance with

Part 8 of the Act, this

Regulation or the terms or conditions of the exploration

approval, or

(

b) land, any renewable natural resource or any structure,

improvement, installation, facility or other property located

on land is being or has been damaged or adversely affected

through the conduct of such a program,

the Minister may declare the security deposit forfeited to the Crown in

right of Alberta and may

(

c) expend on the location of the program of exploration the

security deposit and any additional funds that are necessary

to remedy the non-compliance or to restore or repair the

damage to the land, renewable natural resource, structure,

improvement, installation, facility or other property, and

(

d) recover the additional funds referred to in clause (

c) in an

action in debt against the program licensee.

Return of security deposit

29(1) Where the Minister declares a security deposit to be forfeited

under

section 28, the Minister shall, after complying with

section

28(c), forthwith return to the licensee any part of the security deposit

that remains.

(2) The Minister shall forthwith return a security deposit to the

program licensee where the Minister is satisfied that

section 28 does

not apply.

Amendment of approved program

30(1) The Minister may, on application in writing by a program

licensee or a person authorized by the program licensee, and on

payment of a fee of $175, amend an exploration approval.

(2) An application for an amendment may not be made after the

exploration approval has expired.

(3) Sections 23(2)(

a) and 24 apply to an application for an amendment

to an exploration approval.

(4) Subject to

section 8(1)(

a) and the Exploration Directives, the

program licensee may move a seismic line in an approved exploration

program being conducted on private land without obtaining an

amendment to the exploration approval if the line is moved

(

a) within the quarter

section in which it is located as shown on

the preliminary plan approved for the program, or

(

b) to an adjoining quarter

section if the location of a line in that

quarter

section is shown on the preliminary plan approved for

the program or in an amendment to the exploration approval.

Temporary field authorizations

31 After an exploration approval has been granted for a program of

exploration on public land, the Minister may, in accordance with the

Exploration Directives, authorize

(

a) the use of any existing cut lines or the cutting of new lines

that were not shown on the preliminary plan, or

(

b) any other activities associated with the conduct of the

program.

Duties of licensee and permittee

32 The program licensee and program permittee shall ensure that all

exploration in an approved exploration program is conducted in

accordance with

(

a) the preliminary plan approved for the program,

(

c) any authorizations given by the Minister under

section 31.

Expiry of exploration approval

33(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), an exploration approval

expires

(

a) on the date specified in the exploration approval for the

expiry of the exploration approval, or

(

b) if no such date is specified in the exploration approval, on

April 30 of the fiscal year of the Government next following

the fiscal year in which the exploration approval was granted.

(2) On the date of completion of an approved exploration program, the

exploration approval granted in respect of the program is deemed to

have expired.

(3) In accordance with the Exploration Directives, the Minister may

extend the term of an exploration approval if the program licensee or a

person authorized by the program licensee makes a written request to

the relevant Department authority.

(4) The Minister may grant the extension for any period and subject to

Duty on completion of exploration

34(1) Within 90 days after the date of completion, the program

licensee shall

(

a) file with the relevant Department authority a final plan for

the program of exploration in accordance with the

Exploration Directives, and

(

b) in the case of a program of exploration that was conducted in

whole or in part on land that is within the location of or

subject to a forest management agreement or timber licence

within the meaning of

section 38(1)(a), provide a copy of the

final plan to the holder of the forest management agreement

or timber licence.

(2) If

(

a) no exploration field operations are conducted under an

approved exploration program before its expiry date as

determined under

section 33(1) or (3), or

(

b) the program licensee cancels an approved program of

exploration without having conducted any exploration field

operations under it,

the program licensee shall, not later than 30 days after the expiry date,

file with the relevant Department authority a written statement that no

exploration field operations were conducted under the program.

(3) A final plan must be accompanied with copies of all authorizations

in respect of the program given by the Minister under

section 31.

Deficiencies in final plan

35(1) The Minister may by notice in writing require the program

licensee to

(

a) correct any deficiencies in a final plan filed under

section 34,

(

b) refile the final plan where the Minister considers it

appropriate to do so due to the nature of the deficiencies.

(2) A program licensee who receives a notice under subsection

(1) shall comply with it in accordance with its terms.

(3) A program licence who refiles a final plan under subsection (1)(

b) shall forthwith provide a copy of the refiled final plan to the holder of

a forest management agreement or timber licence referred to in

section

34(1)(b), where applicable.

Approval of final plan

36 The Minister is considered to have approved a final plan on the

expiry of 90 days after receipt of it unless the Minister gives the

program licensee a notice under

section 35 before the expiry of the

90-day period.

Part 4

Notices

Notice to relevant Department authority

37(1) Not more than 5 business days prior to the date of

commencement or, if the Minister has agreed in writing to a different

time or period of time for the purpose of this subsection, at or before

that time or within that period of time, the program licensee and

program permittee shall ensure that the relevant Department authority

is provided with a notice containing the particulars about the proposed

program of exploration that are required in the Exploration Directives.

(2) Not more than 5 business days after the date of completion, the

program licensee and program permittee shall ensure that the relevant

Department authority is provided with a notice containing the

particulars about the completed program of exploration that are

required in the Exploration Directives.

(3) A notice under subsection (1) or (2) must be given in the form and

manner required by the Exploration Directives.

Notice to other persons

38(1) In this

section and

section 39,

(a) "forest management agreement" and "timber licence" mean

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Type	gazette
Volume / chapter	documents gazette 2006 pdf 22 Nov30 Part2.pdf
Language	en
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