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Alberta Regulation 16/2000
Change of Name Act
CHANGE OF NAME REGULATION
Filed: February 3, 2000
Made by the Minister of Government Services (M.O. GS:002/00) on February 1,
2000 pursuant to
section 30 of the Change of Name Act.
Table of Contents
Definition 1
Fees 2
Forms 3
Repeal 4
Expiry 5
Schedule
Definition
1 In this Regulation, "Act" means the Change of Name Act.
Fees
2(1) The following fees are payable under the Act:
(
a) for the registration of a change of name
(
i) if the application includes a change of surname
$120;
(ii) in each other case
$120;
(
b) for a 2nd or subsequent duplicate certificate of change of name
$ 20;
(
c) for a certified copy of a certificate of change of name
$ 20;
(
d) for a name search
$ 20.
(2) At the discretion of the Director, the fees payable under subsection
(1) may be waived in an application under the New Identities Program.
Forms
3 The forms in the
Schedule are the forms prescribed for the purpose
indicated on the forms.
Repeal
4 The Change of Name Regulation (AR 115/86) is repealed.
Expiry
5 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for
ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be repassed in
its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation expires
on November 30, 2004.
S C H E D U L E
CHANGE OF NAME ACT
FORM 1
APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
Applicant's Phone No.
Home:
Bus :
1 I, (full legal name) , nee (maiden name if married), of
(street, postal box or R.R. address) in (name of municipality) in the
Province of Alberta, (postal code), a (show marital status as never
married, married, widowed or divorced) person, hereby apply under the
provisions of the Change of Name Act, as follows:
(
a) for a change of name from (full legal name) to
(intended name in full);
(
b) for a change of the name of my spouse from (full legal name)
to (intended name in full) ;
(
c) for a change of the name(
s) of my unmarried, minor (child)
(children) (ward)(wards)
from (full legal name) to (intended name in full)
from (full legal name) to (intended name in full)
(A change of surname of a married person will not automatically
change the surname of the spouse or minor children. If a change is
required, the change must be included in the application and the
advertising.)
2 The reason I am making this application is .
3 I, the applicant, solemnly declare that
(
a) I am a bona fide resident of Alberta;
(
b) I am not making this application so that I may acquire the
surname of a person with whom I am co-habiting but to whom I am not
married;
(
c) I (do)(do not) have an existing criminal record under my
current or any previous names and I understand and agree that if I have an
existing criminal record under my current or any previous names, that
criminal record will be cross-referenced and associated to my intended
name;
(
d) I was born on the day of
at (name of municipality) in (province or, if outside
Canada, country) ;
(Applicant must provide Birth Certificate. If applicant was
born outside of Canada and no Birth Certificate is available, applicant
must provide Canadian citizenship or immigration documents or valid
passport.)
(
e) the particulars of my marriage(
s) and divorce(s), if
applicable, are as follows:
(
i) Marriage (full name of spouse) (date of
marriage) (place of marriage)
(Applicant must provide marriage certificate.)
(ii) Previous marriage(s) (full name of spouse)
(date of marriage) (place of marriage)
(Applicant must provide proof of previous
marriage.)
(iii) Divorce (full name of spouse) (date of
divorce) (place of divorce)
(Applicant must provide Decree Absolute or
Certificate of Divorce.)
(iv) Previous Divorce(s) (full name of spouse)
(date of divorce) (place of divorce)
(Applicant must provide Decree Absolute or
Certificate of Divorce.)
(
v) Annulment by court of law (full name of spouse)
(date of annulment) (place of annulment)
(Applicant must provide court documents
establishing annulment.)
(
f) I (am)(was) a widowed or divorced person and the particulars of
the death of my (spouse)(ex-spouse), if applicable, are as follows:
(name) (date of death) (place of death)
(Applicant must provide spouse's or ex-spouse's Death
Certificate.)
(
g) the particulars of my spouse's birth, if applicable, are as
follows:
(name) (date of birth) (place of birth)
(Applicant must provide Birth Certificate of spouse. If spouse
was born outside of Canada and no Birth Certificate is available, applicant
must provide Canadian citizenship or immigration documents or valid
passport.)
(
h) this application (is) (is not) made to acquire for the
(child)(children) named in this application and born out of wedlock the
surname of the putative father;
(The Change of Name Act provides:
If a parent who has lawful custody of a child born out of
wedlock is not married to but is cohabiting with a person of the opposite
sex as husband and wife, the parent may apply to change the surname of the
child to the surname of the person with whom the parent is cohabiting only
with the consent of that person.
A mother who has lawful custody of a child born out of
wedlock and who is not cohabiting with the putative father of the child may
apply to change the surname of the child to the surname of the putative
father of the child if
(
a) the putative father has been declared
by a court to be the father of the child, or
(
b) the putative father has acknowledged
during his lifetime that he was the father of the child.)
(
i) the particulars of my unmarried minor (child)(children)
(ward)(wards) whose name(
s) I am applying to change are as follows:
(name) (date of birth) (place of birth)
(Applicant must provide a Birth Certificate for each child or
ward named above. If child or ward is born outside of Canada and no Birth
Certificate is available, applicant must provide Canadian citizenship or
immigration documents or a valid passport for each child or ward.
Applicant must provide the following documents establishing
custody:
(
i) if parents of child(ren) are divorced, the Decree
Nisi, Divorce Judgment or court order establishing custody;
(ii) if child(ren) is born out of wedlock and the father
has lawful custody, the court order establishing custody;
(iii) if child(ren) is of the marriage that has been the
annulled, the court order establishing custody;
(iv) with respect to the wards of the applicant, the
court order establishing guardianship.)
and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing it to be true
and knowing that it is of the same force and effect as if made under oath.
DECLARED before me at
in the Province of ,
this day of , 20 .
(Notary Public,
Commissioner for Oaths) (Signature of applicant)
To Be Completed Where Necessary
CONSENT OF SPOUSE
I, , spouse of the above named applicant, consent to the
change of my (child's)(children's)(spouse's child's) (spouse's children'
s) name(s).
(signature of witness) (signature of spouse)
(complete street
address of witness)
(municipality)
(province or, if outside
of Canada, country)
(postal code)
CONSENT OF CHILD
The undersigned (child)(children) who (is)(are) 12 years of age or older
consent(
s) to the change of (his)(her)(their) name(s).
(signature of witness) ((signature(
s) of child or children)
(complete street
address of witness)
(municipality)
(province or, if outside
of Canada, country)
(postal code)
CONSENT OF NON-CUSTODIAL DIVORCED PARENT
Required for change of given name or
surname of (his)(her) (child)(children)
I, , being the (mother)(father) of
whose name(
s) appear(
s) in the application and
having been divorced from the (father)(mother) of my (child)(children)
hereby consent to the change of my (child's)(children'
s) name(s).
(signature of witness) (signature of mother or father)
(complete street
address of witness)
(municipality)
(province or, if outside
of Canada, country)
(postal code)
CONSENT OF PERSON TO CHANGE OF SURNAME
OF CHILD BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK TO
PERSON'S SURNAME
I, , of am
co-habiting with the Applicant named in the application as husband and wife
and consent to the change of surname of the (child)(children) of the
applicant who (was)(were) born out of wedlock to my surname.
(Applicant must provide common law spouse's Birth Certificate. If
common law spouse was born outside of Canada and no Birth Certificate is
available, applicant must provide Canadian citizenship or immigration
documents or valid passport of the common law spouse.)
(signature of person with whom applicant is co-habiting as
husband and wife but to whom applicant is not
(signature of witness) married)
(complete street
address of witness)
(municipality)
(province or, if outside
of Canada, country)
(postal code)
CONSENT OF PARENT OF ANNULLED MARRIAGE
NOT HAVING LEGAL CUSTODY
Required for change of given name
or surname of (his)(her) (child)(children)
I, , being the (mother)(father) of
whose name(
s) appear(
s) in the application
and having had my marriage with the (father)(mother) of my
(child)(children) annulled hereby consent to the change of my
(child's)(children'
s) name(s).
(signature of witness) (signature of mother or father)
(complete street
address of witness)
(municipality)
(province or, if outside
of Canada, country)
(postal code)
CONSENT OF PARENT OR OTHER GUARDIAN
I, , of , the
(parent)(guardian) of the (child)(children) named in this application
consent to the change of name(
s) of the (child)(children).
(signature of witness) (signature of parent or guardian)
(complete street
address of witness)
(municipality)
(province or, if outside
of Canada, country)
(postal code)
Collection of Information
This information is being collected for the purpose of Vital Statistics
records in accordance with the Change of Name Act. Questions about the
collection of this information can be directed to the Freedom of
Information and Protection of Privacy Coordinator for Alberta Registries
(address) (telephone number).
FORM 2
CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF NAME
(old name)
(maiden name - if applicable)
(new name)
Certified extract from the REGISTRATION OF CHANGE OF NAME filed at
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
(Seal of Director)
Director
Alberta Regulation 17/2000
Insurance Act
EXEMPTION AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 16/2000) on February 3,
2000 pursuant to
section 24 of the Insurance Act.
1 The Exemption Regulation (AR 287/96) is amended by this Regulation.
Section 3 is amended by adding the following after clause (e):
(
f) Alberta School Employee Benefit Plan.
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Alberta Regulation 18/2000
Public Sector Pension Plans Act
PUBLIC SERVICE PENSION PLAN AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 17/2000) on February 3,
2000 pursuant to
Schedule 2,
section 4 of the Public Sector Pension Plans
Act.
1 The Public Service Pension Plan (AR 368/93) is amended by this
Regulation.
Section 30(1) is amended by repealing clause (0b).
3 The following is added after
section 30:
Interpretation of whole
Part
30.1 In this Part, subject to
section 34.2, "employee contribution
excess" means an amount equal to the excess, if any, of the employee
contributions within the meaning of
section 29(1)(
a) and 30(1)(
a) combined,
other than additional contributions, over half the commuted value on all
service, as at the date provided for in this Plan.
Section 34.1 is amended
(
a) in subsections (2) and (4) by striking out "(i)";
(
b) by repealing subsection (7).
5 The following is added after
section 34.1:
Recalculation of "employee contribution excess" for prior, etc. service
contributions
34.2(1) Where a pension is to be paid to any person under this Part,
the amount of any employee contributions referred to in
section 29(1) or
30(1) paid to establish any prior service under
section 20(1)(
d) and any
leave without pay or salary in respect of which the participant paid
employer contributions pursuant to
section 15(3) or pursuant to the former
Act shall be excluded from the computation of employee contributions in the
calculation of the employee contribution excess.
(2) Service represented by the employee contributions excluded by
virtue of applying subsection (1) is not to be taken into account in
calculating the commuted value component of the employee contribution
excess.
Section 36 is amended by adding the following at the end:
(6) In addition, the person is entitled to receive or transfer the
employee contribution excess.
Section 39 is amended by renumbering it as
section 39(1) and by adding
the following after subsection (1):
(2) In addition, the person is entitled to receive or transfer the
employee contribution excess.
Section 40 is amended by renumbering it as
section 40(1) and by adding
the following after subsection (1):
(2) In addition, the person is entitled to receive or transfer the
employee contribution excess.
Section 41 is amended by adding the following after subsection (4):
(5) In addition, the person is entitled to receive or transfer the
employee contribution excess.
Section 43 is amended by adding the following after subsection (3):
(4) In addition, the person is entitled to receive or transfer the
employee contribution excess.
Section 47(6) is repealed and the following is substituted:
(6) Section 36(6) applies.
Section 50(2) is repealed.
Section 51(2) is repealed.
Section 52(5) is repealed.
Section 54(4) is repealed.
Section 58(1) is amended by striking out "in respect of service in
1992 or 1993".
Section 59 is repealed and the following is substituted:
Interpretation for Subdivision
58.1 In this Subdivision, the deceased's accrued benefits that are
to be taken into account in determining commuted value are to be taken to
be what his accrued benefits would have been under Subdivision A of
Division 3 had the deceased terminated rather than dying.
Benefit on death before commence-ment of pension - spouse's entitlements
59 Where there is a surviving spouse, the spouse may choose,
(
a) if the deceased had at least 2 years' combined
pensionable service accumulated,
(
i) both
(
A) the pension that would have
been payable if the deceased, immediately before dying, had terminated
under the circumstances referred to in
section 41(1) and had exercised the
joint life option specified in
section 38(1)(c)(i), with the surviving
spouse as the designated nominee or, if the spouse so selects as an
alternative, a guaranteed term pension, payable for
(
I) whichever term,
being 5, 10 or 15 years, is selected by the spouse, or
(II) the life of the
spouse,
whichever is the longer, in
an amount that is the actuarial equivalent of that deemed joint life
pension, and
(
B) to receive the employee
contribution excess or to have it transferred from the Plan,
(ii) to have an amount equal to the commuted
value transferred from the Plan to a locked-in retirement account and
either to receive the employee contribution excess or to have it
transferred from the Plan,
(
b) if the deceased had less than 2 years' combined
pensionable service accumulated,
(
i) to receive an amount equal to the
employee contributions, or
(ii) to have that amount transferred from
the Plan.
18 Sections 60 and 61 are repealed and the following is substituted:
Idem - where no spouse
60(1) Where there is no surviving spouse and the deceased had at
least 2 years' combined pensionable service accumulated, the person
entitled to receive any benefit on the death is entitled to receive an
amount equal to the aggregate of the commuted value and the employee
contribution excess.
(2) Where there is no surviving spouse and the deceased had less
than 2 years' combined pensionable service accumulated, the person entitled
to receive any benefit on the death is entitled to receive an amount equal
to the employee contributions.
Section 64(
a) is amended
(
a) in subclause (i)(
B) by adding "or to have it transferred from
the Plan" after "excess";
(
b) in subclause (ii) by adding "or" after "excess".
Section 67(1) is amended by striking out "in respect of service in
1992 or 1993".
Section 69 is amended by repealing clauses (
a) to (
d) and substituting
the following:
(
a) to have an amount equal to the commuted value transferred from
the Plan to a locked-in retirement account and to receive the employee
contribution excess,
(
b) to have an amount equal to the commuted value transferred from
the Plan to a locked-in retirement account and to have the employee
contribution excess transferred from the Plan,
(
c) subject to sections 71 and 85, to have his pension entitlements
transferred on a locked-in basis from the Plan to a registered pension plan
operated by the other party to a reciprocal agreement in the amount
required by that other party, not exceeding, however, the amount which,
taken together with the amount to be transferred under
section 72(
c) is
specified in
section 84(2)(a), or
(
d) to
(
i) receive a pension in the form of a normal pension
and in the amount that is equal to a pension under
section 36 or 39, as the
case may be, having reached the date when he would have been entitled to
receive a pension under that
section had he continued to be an employee
until that time, but taking into account only combined pensionable service
and pensionable service, respectively, accumulated at the actual date of
termination, and actual highest average salary, and
(ii) receive or transfer the employee contribution
excess.
Section 70 is repealed and the following is substituted:
Termination before 2 years' combined pensionable service
70 A person who has accumulated less than 2 years' combined
pensionable service may choose
(
a) to receive an amount equal to the employee
contributions,
(
b) to have the amount specified in clause (
a) transferred from the Plan, or
(
c) subject to sections 71 and 85, to have his pension
entitlements transferred from the Plan to a registered pension plan
operated by the other party to a reciprocal agreement in the amount
required by that other party, not exceeding, however, the amount which,
taken together with the amount to be transferred under
section 73(c), is
specified in
section 84(2)(a).
Section 72(
d) is amended
(
a) by striking out "receive" preceding subclause (i);
(
b) in subclause (
i) by adding "receive" at the beginning before "a
pension";
(
c) in subclause (ii) by adding "receive or transfer" before "the".
Section 73(
c) is amended by striking out "70 (as it relates to
section
69(c))" and substituting "70(c)".
Section 84(2) is amended by repealing clause (
a) and substituting the
following:
(
a) for pension entitlements under the Plan, based on all
pensionable service, whether accumulated before or after January 1, 1992,
to be transferred from the Plan in an amount that is not greater than the
commuted value, based on all such service and determined as of the date
when the application for the transfer is received by the Minister, and
(
i) in the case of a person who has accumulated at
least 2 years' combined pensionable service, the employee contribution
excess, with any amount that exceeds the employee contribution excess being
transferred only on a locked-in basis, or
(ii) in the case of a person who has not accumulated at
least 2 years' combined pensionable service, the amount, if any, by which
the employee contributions exceed the commuted value, based on all such
service,
Section 94 is amended by striking out "522(d)" and substituting "52,
72(d)".
Section 97(2)(
a) is amended by striking out
(a) "maximum of the aggregate of", and
(
b) all the words from "and in addition" to "Minister";
28 The following provisions are amended by striking out "5" wherever it
occurs and substituting "2":
section 11(c);
section 36(1)(b);
section 39(1)(b);
section 40(1);
section 41(1)(
a) and (2)(a);
the portion of
section 64(
a) preceding subclause (i);
section 64(b);
section 65(1) and (2);
section 69;
section 72;
section 73.
29 To avoid any doubt, none of the amendments contained in this
Regulation affects any person who terminated or died before the
commencement of this Regulation, or was transferred by
section 16.4(2) of
the Public Sector Pension Plans (Legislative Provisions) Regulation (AR
365/93), or any other person deriving any rights through such a person,
even if the first-mentioned terminating person has allowed his
contributions to remain in the Plan following termination or has chosen a
deferred pension for which pension commencement occurs after the
commencement of this Regulation, and in particular 5 - year vesting
continues to apply in all such cases and commuted value or any other
improved benefits are inapplicable to pre-1992 pensionable service.
30 This Regulation comes into force on February 1, 2000.
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Alberta Regulation 19/2000
Election Act
FEES AND EXPENSES REGULATION
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 19/2000) on February 3,
2000 pursuant to
section 204 of the Election Act.
Table of Contents
Returning Officer fees 1
Enumerator and confirmation official fees 2
Election clerk fees 3
Supervisory deputy returning officer fees 4
Deputy returning officer fees 5
Poll clerk fees 6
Miscellaneous fees 7
Repeal 8
Returning Officer fees
1(1) A Returning Officer may be paid the following:
(
a) a monthly honorarium of $100;
(
b) a fee of $1300 for each year in which the register of electors
is updated through an enumeration or confirmation, plus 13› per name
included in the register of electors;
(
c) a fee of $165 per day for each day of attendance at a sitting
to revise the register of electors prepared following an enumeration or
confirmation;
(
d) a fee of $150 per day for each day of attendance at training
sessions called by the Chief Electoral Officer;
(
e) a fee of $330 for training staff to conduct an enumeration or
confirmation;
(
f) a fee of $1350 if a writ of election is issued but no poll is
held;
(
g) a fee of $4000 if a poll is held, including attendance to
recount or finally add up votes;
(
h) a fee of 13› per name included in the list of electors on
polling day;
(
i) when required to travel on official business, the rates
prescribed in the Public Service Subsistence, Travel and Moving Expenses
Regulation made under the Public Service Act;
(
j) if a returning officer
(
i) elects to use the returning officer's personal
residence as an office, a maximum rental of $400 per month with a rental
period not exceeding 2 months, unless otherwise approved by the Chief
Electoral Officer, or
(ii) elects to use commercial space as an office, the
most economical rate available with a rental period not exceeding 2 months,
unless otherwise approved by the Chief Electoral Officer;
(
k) telephone installation, service and toll charges at prevailing
rates, on submission of the invoices or receipts for the installation,
service and toll charges;
(
l) support staff, including but not limited to data entry
operators and automation coordinators at a rate approved by the Chief
Electoral Officer;
(
m) a fee of $600 for revisions to the electoral division map and
subdivision boundary description as and when directed by the Chief
Electoral Officer.
(2) The fees may be prorated at the discretion of the Chief Electoral
Officer for an enumeration or confirmation of only part of an electoral
division.
Enumerator and confirmation official fees
2 An enumerator or confirmation official may be paid the following:
(
a) a basic fee of $100;
(
b) a fee of 50› per name included in the register of electors;
(
c) a fee of $50 for attending a class of instruction;
(
d) a fee of $25 for verifying the accuracy of the revised register
of electors;
(
e) when required to travel on official business, the rates
prescribed in the Subsistence, Travel and Moving Expenses Regulation.
Election clerk fees
3 An election clerk may be paid the following:
(
a) a fee of $1000, where a writ of election is issued and no poll
is held;
(
b) a fee of $2650 if a poll is held, including attendance to
recount or finally add up votes;
(
c) a fee of 11› per name included in the list of electors on
polling day;
(
d) a fee of $150 for attending a class of instruction;
(
e) when required to travel on official business, the rates
prescribed in the Subsistence, Travel and Moving Expenses Regulation.
Supervisory deputy returning officer fees
4 A supervisory deputy returning officer may be paid the following:
(
a) a basic fee of $200 for duties performed on polling day;
(
b) a fee of $50 for attending a class of instruction;
(
c) when required to travel on official business, the rates
prescribed in the Subsistence, Travel and Moving Expenses Regulation.
Deputy returning officer fees
5 A deputy returning officer may be paid the following:
(
a) a basic fee of $165 for duties performed on polling day;
(
b) a fee of $495 to conduct an advance poll;
(
c) a fee of $50 for attending a class of instruction;
(
d) when required to travel on official business, the rates
prescribed in the Subsistence, Travel and Moving Expenses Regulation.
Poll clerk fees
6 A poll clerk may be paid the following:
(
a) a fee of $135 for duties performed on polling day;
(
b) a fee of $405 for advance poll duties;
(
c) when required to travel on official business, the rates
prescribed in the Subsistence, Travel and Moving Expenses Regulation.
Miscellaneous fees
7(1) The following fees and expenses may be paid:
(
a) a maximum of $75 per day for polling place rental where one
poll is held and $50 per day for each additional poll held in the same
building or part of the building to a maximum polling place rental of $375
per day, including all necessary services;
(
b) support staff, including but not limited to data entry
operators, messengers, revision officials, special constables and
interpreters, at a rate approval by the Chief Electoral Officer;
(
c) printing costs for lists of electors, proclamations, ballots,
forms and any other printing or photocopying required by a returning
officer at the most economical commercial rate available;
(
d) publication costs for
(
i) proclamations,
(ii) maps of electoral divisions showing boundaries of
polling subdivisions,
(iii) list of names and addresses of candidates' agents,
and
(iv) any other matter required to be published under the
Act,
at the rate identified in the current rate card of the respective
newspaper in which publication actually occurs.
(2) The maximum polling place rental referred to in subsection (1)(
a) may
be adjusted only in extraordinary circumstances with written approval of
the Chief Electoral Officer.
Repeal
8 The Fees and Expenses Regulation (AR 138/81) is repealed.
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Alberta Regulation 20/2000
Fatal Accidents Act
BEREAVEMENT DAMAGES REGULATION
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 20/2000) on February 3,
2000 pursuant to
section 10 of the Fatal Accidents Act.
Section 8(2) of the Fatal Accidents Act is amended
(
a) in clauses (
a) and (
b) by striking out "$40 000" and
substituting "$43 000";
(
b) in clause (
c) by striking out "$25 000" and substituting "$27
000".
2 The amended amounts in
section 1 apply only in respect of deceased
persons who die on or after March 1, 2000.
Alberta Regulation 21/2000
Police Act
SPECIAL CONSTABLE EQUIPMENT AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 21/2000) on February 3,
2000 pursuant to
section 62 of the Police Act.
1 The Special Constable Equipment Regulation (AR 322/90) is amended by
this Regulation.
Section 9 is amended
(
a) in clause (
a) by striking out "wildlife officer under the
Wildlife Act" and substituting "conservation officer";
(
b) in clause (
b) by striking out "wildlife" and substituting
"conservation".
3 This Regulation comes into force on the Proclamation of
section 7 of
the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2).
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Alberta Regulation 22/2000
Land Titles Act
METRIC CONVERSION REGULATION
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 27/2000) on February 3,
2000 pursuant to
section 204 of the Land Titles Act.
Table of Contents
Definitions 1
Expression of measurements according to certificate of title 2
Expression of measurements according to specific systems 3
Exception to
section 3(1) 4
Conversion of measurements 5
New certificates of title 6
Correction of plans 7
Repeal 8
Expiry 9
Definitions
1 In this Regulation,
(a) "Act" means the Land Titles Act;
(b) "Canadian Units" means the Canadian units of measurement, as
set out and defined in
Schedule II to the Weights and Measures Act
(Canada);
(c) "International System of Units" means the International System
of Units (including the customary units of measurement) referred to in
section 4(1) to (3) of the Weights and Measures Act (Canada).
Expression of measurements according to certificate of title
2 An instrument, other than a plan, or a caveat that applies to all the
land described in a certificate of title must, when presented for
registration under the Act, express all measurements of the land described
in it in the same units of measurement in which the certificate of title is
expressed.
Expression of measurements according to specific systems
3(1) A plan or any other instrument or a caveat that contains or results
in a land description that is different from the land description in the
applicable certificate of title must, when presented for registration under
the Act, express all measurements of the land described in it in the
International System of Units.
(2) If a plan or any other instrument or a caveat referred to in
subsection (1) includes a measurement of area, the area may, in addition to
being expressed in the International System of Units, be expressed in
Canadian Units.
Exception to
section 3(1)
4 Notwithstanding
section 3(1), the Registrar may authorize the
registration of an instrument or caveat that expresses measurements only in
Canadian Units if the Registrar considers that the determination of the
measurements on the basis of the International System of Units and their
expression on that basis in that particular instrument or caveat would
result in extraordinary expense or other hardship.
Conversion of measurements
5 The Registrar may authorize the conversion of any measurement in a
certificate of title expressed in Canadian Units into the International
System of Units, and may make the appropriate correction in the certificate
of title.
New certificates of title
6 When a new certificate of title is issued by the Registrar, the
Registrar may authorize that a measurement of area expressed in the
certificate of title be expressed in the International System of Units and
in Canadian Units.
Correction of plans
7 If a plan that is registered under the Act is corrected, all
measurements expressed in the correction must be expressed in the same
units of measurement as those in which the plan is expressed.
Repeal
8 The Metric Conversion Regulation (AR 348/78) is repealed.
Expiry
9 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 February 1, 2005.
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Alberta Regulation 23/2000
Medical Profession Act
MEDICAL PROFESSION AMENDMENT BY-LAWS
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Council of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta on
June 25, 1999 and approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C.
22/2000) on February 3, 2000 pursuant to
section 32 of the Medical
Profession Act.
1 The Medical Profession By-laws (AR 129/91) are amended by this
Regulation.
2 The
Schedule is repealed and the following is substituted:
SCHEDULE
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS OF ALBERTA
REGISTRATION INFORMATION FORM
1. PERSONAL INFORMATION - Changes/Additions
1. Registration Number:
2. Surname
If your surname has changed, include official documentation
3. Given Names
4. Preferred Name
If you work professionally under a different name, please
indicate that name above
5. Languages Spoken
practice Medicine
2. ADDRESS INFORMATION
A. Primary Professional Address
If you work at more than one location, please provide both a Primary and
Secondary Address.
1. Address Line 1 Address Line 1
2. Address Line 2 Address Line 2
3. City City
4. Province/State/Country Province/State/Country
5. Postal/Zip Code Postal/Zip Code
6. Business Phone (Public) Business Phone ( )
7. Business Fax (Public) Business Fax ( )
8. Business Phone (Private) Business Phone ( )
9. Pager Pager
10. Cellular Phone Cell Phone ( )
B. Secondary Professional Address
1. Address Line 1 Address Line 1
2. Address Line 2 Address Line 2
3. City City
4. Province/State/Country Province/State/Country
5. Postal/Zip Code Postal/Zip Code
6. Business Phone (Public) Business Phone ( )
7. Business Fax (Public) Business Fax ( )
8. Business Phone (Private) Business Phone ( )
C. Home Address - (Optional)
1. Address Line 1 Address Line 1
2. Address Line 2 Address Line 2
3. City City
4. Province/State/Country Province/State/Country
5. Postal/Zip Code Postal/Zip Code
6. Phone (Private) Phone ( )
7. Silent? (Yes/No) Silent? Yes No
8. Fax (Private) Fax ( )
D. Electronic Address
1. E-Mail Address E-mail
E. Address Designation
1. Which address would you prefer to have published in the Medical
Directory? You must choose one of the following:
Primary Professional Secondary Professional Home
2. To which address would you like College mail delivered?
You must choose one of the following:
Primary Professional Secondary Professional Home
For sections 3 through 6, please add, change or delete information
as appropriate.
Your responses will not affect your license or registration
status.
If there is insufficient space to record information, please list
additional information on a separate page.
3. TRAINING AND LICENSING
A. Accredited Post Graduate Training
Please include ALL pertinent post-graduate training whether or
not it led to certification (exclude short CME Courses)
If training was at an institution outside of Canada, only the
name of the country is required.
University
(please indicate CANADIAN University, rather than training site)
Country, (for training completed OUTSIDE OF CANADA)
Discipline/ Area of Study
Date Started
(Month/ Year)
Date Completed
(Month/ Year)
Example: U of T
Orthopaedic Surgery
07/90
06/92
USA
Orthopaedic Surgery
07/92
06/94
B. Fellowships:
Please provide ALL pertinent fellowships, indicating the type
of fellowship as follows:
C = Clinical fellowship RES = Research
C/R = Clinical/Research Fellowship NA = Not Applicable
Type of Fellowship (include codes as above)
University (please indicate CANADIAN University, rather than training site)
Country (for training completed OUTSIDE OF CANADA)
Discipline/ Area of Study
Date Started (Month/
Year)
Date Completed (Month/Year)
Example: C/R
USA
Spine Surgery
11/98
01/99
C. Other Medical Licenses
Please list the medical licences you have held (current or lapsed) in
jurisdictions other than Alberta.
Not Applicable
Province/State/Country
Year Obtained
Licence Number
Active?
Yes
Yes
Yes
4. PROFESSIONAL WORK
Please indicate the average percentage of your professional
time spent in each of the following activity areas, even if the amount is
zero (0%).
A percentage must be indicated for each category.
Physicians who hold a licence to practice but who are also
undergoing post-graduate training are to complete this
section with respect
to their private practice only (e.g. not residency or fellowship related
work).
The total percentage must equal 100%.
1. Activities
0% 1-5 6-15 16-25 26-40 41-60 61-75 76-85 86-95 96-100
A. Direct patient Care in a Clinical
Setting* (Hospital in-patient,
ambulatory, day care, as well
as non-hospital practice).
*Of this portion of your practice,
what percentage included your
functioning in a teaching role.
B. Other Patient Care (charting,
writing letters and reports,
phone calls concerning patient
care, meeting with family
members and dealing with other
health care providers).
C. Teaching - not involving
Patient Care (direct contact
with students, preparation,
marking, reporting, etc.).
D. Administration
(management and/or
administration; may also
include management of
university programs,
preceptorships, etc.).
E. Research (includes
management of research,
preparing publications, etc.).
F. Health Facility Committees
(RHA, Hospital and
University Committees, etc.).
G. Managing your practice
(office staff, facilities,
equipment, Pharmaceutical
Representatives, etc.).
H. Other Activities (Participation
in Professional or Specialty
Organizations. Do not include
CME activities).
2. On average, how many hours per week do you spend in the above
activities?
ó 10 hrs 11-20 hrs 21-35 hrs 36-45 hrs 46-55 hrs 56-65 hrs 66-75 hrs > 75 hrs
3. In the past 12 months, how many weeks did you spend in the above
activities?
ó8 wks 9-16 17-24 25-32 33-40 41-44 45-48 49-52
4. On average, how many hours per week do you spend on-call?
ó10 hours 11-20 21-35 36-45 46-55 56-65 66-75 >75
5. Do you expect the amount you work to change significantly in the
upcoming year?
About the Same Much higher next year Much lower next year
5. CLINICAL PRACTICE
When completing the practice description, please choose codes that
reflect your actual practice (i.e. "What do you"), rather than the
certifications you may hold.
If you list more than one code, please estimate the percentage of
time you spend in each area.
Physicians who hold a licence to practice but who are also undergoing
post-graduate training are to complete this
section with respect to their
private practice only (e.g. not residency or fellowship work).
1. Practice Description:
CODE
PRACTICE DESCRIPTION
PERCENTAGE
Example: 01
Anaesthesia
100%
ANAESTHESIA
1 Anaesthesia
2 Chronic Pain Management without General/Spinal Anaesthesia
** GENERAL PRACTICE*
* If any other code listed on this table makes up 20% or more of your
practice, please include those codes when completing the table.
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY
50 Gynecologic Oncology
51 Gynecologic Reproductive Endocrinology and Fertility
52 Gynecologic Surgery without labor and delivery
53 Gynecology
54 Obstetrical Practice without Labor and delivery
55 Obstetrics
SURGERY
74 Laser Surgery
75 Surgical Assistance - No other professional work
76 Cardiovascular Surgery
77 Clinical Associates - Surgical
78 Colorectal Surgery
79 General Surgery
80 General Surgical Oncology
81 Neurosurgery
82 Ophthalmology
83 Orthopaedic Surgery
MEDICINE
10 Allergy
11 Cardiology
12 Clinical Immunology
13 Clinical Associates - Medical
14 Clinical Pharmacology
15 Critical Care Medicine
16 Dermatology
18 Endocrinology
19 Gastroenterology
20 Genetics
21 Geriatric Medicine
22 Hematology
23 Infectious Disease
24 Internal Medicine
25 Medical Oncology
26 Nephrology
27 Neurology
28 Nuclear Medicine
29 Occupational Medicine
30 Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
PEDIATRICS
60 Neonatology
61 Pediatrics
** Pediatric Anaesthesia
62 Pediatric Cardiology
**Pediatric Emergency Medicine
63 Pediatric Nephrology
64 Pediatric Neurology
65 Pediatric Surgery
66 Pediatric Allergy/Clinical
Immunology
67 Pediatric Oncology
68 Pediatric Orthopedics
625 Pediatric Gastroenterology
627 Pediatric Hematology
628 Pediatric
629 Hematology/Oncology
629 Pediatric Infectious Diseases
645 Pediatric Respiratory Medicine
84 Otolaryngology
85 Plastic Surgery
86 Surgical Practice without operative treatment
87 Thoracic Surgery
88 Urology
89 Vascular Surgery
875 Transplant Surgery
OTHER
17 Emergency Medicine / Emergentology
90 Acupuncture
91 Administrative Medicine
92 Community Medicine
(Public Health)
93 Palliative Care
95 Sport Medicine
96 Clinical Fellows for up to 24 months of additional training
immediately following basic PGT without moonlighting
31 Respiratory Medicine
32 Rheumatology
LABORATORY MEDICINE
40 Medical Biochemistry
41 Medical Microbiology
42 Pathology - Anatomic
43 Pathology - General
44 Pathology - Hematological
45 Pathology - Neurological
PSYCHIATRY
94 Psychiatry
** Psychotherapy
945 Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
** Forensic Psychiatry
** Geriatric Psychiatry
RADIOLOGY
70 Diagnostic Imaging
71 Therapeutic Radiology /
Radiation Oncology
98 Postgraduate Trainee without moonlighting
99 Postgraduate Trainee with
moonlighting
947 Substance Abuse/ Addiction
954 Aviation Medicine
955 Hyperbaric/Diving Medicine
956 Sleep Medicine
UNLISTED
100 use this code for any practice types not listed in the
table, then describe your practice
2. Have you limited your practice exclusively to any specific area(s)?
Yes No
IF "YES", please specify:
3. Regional Health Authority
Please indicate the Health Authorities you practice in and the
percentage of time you spend in each.
Regional Health Authority (RHA)
Percentage of Time
Do you hold an appointment to the Medical Staff in this RHA?
Do you have investigation and treatment privileges in a hospital within
this RHA?
Do you have admitting privileges to a hospital within this RHA?
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
4. University Affiliation:
If you currently hold a University Position, please indicate rank
Department and University.
POSITION / RANK
DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY
Example: Associate Professor
Medicine
University of Alberta
a) Are you accepting new patients? Yes No
b) If "Yes", at which Professional address?
Primary Address Secondary Address
c) If "Yes", are there any restrictions upon the type of new
patients your practice is accepting?
(e.g.: Obstetrical only, Fatigue Disorders, Sports Medicine
etc)
Yes No
If yes, please specify:
6. Do you make house calls? Yes No
7. Is your practice wheelchair accessible? Yes No
8. Non-Certified Interest Area (NCIA)
This is strictly an area of interest in which you welcome
public awareness
(e.g.: Diabetes, Arthritis, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis,
etc.)
Please provide information regarding medical areas in which you
have a personal interest and understanding.
No further education and/or training is required to list an
NCIA.
6. CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (CME)
The time spent in activities listed in questions 1 and 2 of
this
section are not intended to overlap. We are trying to address
different aspects of cme activity.
1. On average, in the past 12 months, how many hours per week have you
spent on the following CME activities?
5 hours
Reading (journals etc.)
Audiotapes
Videos
Rounds at Health Care Facility
Consultation with Colleagues
Computer-Based Learning
Journals Clubs
Other (please specify:
2. Over the past 12 months, how many days have you spent at each of the
following CME activities ?
0 days
1-2 days per year
3-5 days per year
6-10 days per year
11-20 days per year
>20 days per year
Conferences (Scientific Meetings)
Courses, Workshops, Traineeships, etc.
Specify:
Self directed Learning Activities
Specify:
Other Formal Learning Activities
Specify:
3. Last year, did you record your CME activities in the MOCOMP Program
of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or the MAINPRO
Program of the College of Family Physicians of Canada?
Yes No
7. SIGNATURE
I affirm that, to the best of my knowledge, the information contained
in this Registration Information Form is true and accurate.
_________________________ ______________
PHYSICIAN'S SIGNATURE DATE
TAX RECEIPTS WILL BE ISSUED ONLY UPON RECEIPT
OF YOUR PAYMENT AND COMPLETED REGISTRATION INFORMATION FORM.
Questions? Office hours are 8:15 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Outside Edmonton: Please call 1-800-320-8624
Edmonton: Please call 780-423-4764
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Province of Alberta
900 Manulife Place
10180 101 Street
EDMONTON AB T5J 4P8
e-mail: jswiniarski@cpsa.ab.ca
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Alberta Regulation 24/2000
Provincial Parks Act
DISPOSITIONS AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 4, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 24/2000) on February 3,
2000 pursuant to
section 8 of the Provincial Parks Act.
1 The Dispositions Regulations (AR 241/77) are amended by this
Regulation.
Section 1(
d) is repealed.
3 Sections 14(1), 62(
b) and 70(
b) are amended by striking out "park
officer" and substituting "conservation officer".
4 This Regulation comes into force on the Proclamation of
section 7 of
the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2).
Alberta Regulation 25/2000
Fisheries (Alberta) Act
FISHERIES (MINISTERIAL) AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 10, 2000
Made by the Minister of Environment (M.O. 01/2000) on February 4, 2000
pursuant to
section 44 of the Fisheries (Alberta) Act.
1 The Fisheries (Ministerial) Regulation (AR 220/97) is amended by this
Regulation.
Section 6 is amended
(
a) in subsection (1) by striking out "a document in the form in
Schedule 4 that refers to a fishery officer or fishery guardian, as the
case may be" and substituting "an identification card provided by the
Minister that identifies that individual as such";
(
b) in subsection (2) by adding "of the Act" after "position
described in
section 19(2)".
Schedule 4 is repealed.
4 This Regulation comes into force on the Proclamation of
section 7 of
the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2).
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Alberta Regulation 26/2000
Provincial Parks Act
GENERAL AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 10, 2000
Made by the Minister of Environment (M.O. 02/2000) on February 4, 2000
pursuant to
section 11 of the Provincial Parks Act.
1 The General Regulation (AR 102/85) is amended by this Regulation.
2 The following provisions are amended by striking out "park ranger" or
"ranger" wherever they occur and substituting "conservation officer":
section 5(1);
section 6(1) and (2);
section 11(1);
section 11.1;
section 11.2(1) and (2);
section 17;
section 18(1), (1.1), (2), (3) and (4);
section 19(a);
section 20(2);
section 21(1) and (2);
section 29;
section 30(1)(b), (2), (3) and (4);
section 35(1)(a);
section 36(3);
section 38(3);
section 40(1);
section 41(1) and (1.1);
section 42(1) and (2);
section 45(2)(
a) and (b).
3 This Regulation comes into force on the Proclamation of
section 7 of
the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2).
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Alberta Regulation 27/2000
Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act
PESTICIDE (MINISTERIAL) AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 10, 2000
Made by the Minister of Environment (M.O. 03/2000) on February 4, 2000
pursuant to sections 81 and 158 of the Environmental Protection and
Enhancement Act.
1 The Pesticide (Ministerial) Regulation (AR 43/97) is amended by this
Regulation.
Section 1(1)(
h) is repealed and the following is substituted:
(h) "wildlife official" means a wildlife guardian appointed under
the Wildlife Act or a conservation officer appointed under
section 6.1(1)
of
Schedule 5 to the Government Organization Act.
3 This Regulation comes into force on the Proclamation of
section 7 of
the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2).
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Alberta Regulation 28/2000
Wildlife Act
WILDLIFE AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 10, 2000
Made by the Minister of Environment (M.O. 04/2000) on February 4, 2000
pursuant to
section 96 of the Wildlife Act.
1 The Wildlife Regulation (AR 143/97) is amended by this Regulation.
Section 3(
e) is repealed and the following is substituted:
(e) "appointed officer" means a conservation officer appointed
under
section 6.1(1) of
Schedule 5 to the Government Organization Act;
3 Sections 97(3) and 122(1) are amended by striking out "a wildlife" and
substituting "an".
4 This Regulation comes into force on the Proclamation of
section 7 of
the Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2).
Alberta Regulation 29/2000
Maintenance Enforcement Act
MAINTENANCE ENFORCEMENT AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 11, 2000
Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 30/2000) on February 10,
2000 pursuant to
section 36 of the Maintenance Enforcement Act.
1 The Maintenance Enforcement Regulation (AR 2/86) is amended by this
Regulation.
Section 1 is amended
(
a) by adding the following after clause (a):
(a.1) "chronic debtor" means a debtor who meets the
criteria of
section 19 for being classified as being chronically in default
in the payment of maintenance required under a maintenance order or
agreement that is filed with the Director;
(
b) in clause (
d) by repealing subclause (ii).
Section 2.1 is amended by renumbering it as
section 2.1(1) and by
adding the following after subsection (1):
(2) A debtor who registers with the Director must provide the
Director with the information and authorization required to enable the
Director to make direct withdrawals of maintenance payments from the
debtor's bank, credit union, trust corporation or treasury branch account.
4 The following is added after
section 2.1:
Information release
2.2(1) The Director may provide information under
section 11.3(
c) of
the Act to
(
a) the creditor of a debtor in arrears and the
creditor's legal counsel,
(
b) the debtor and the debtor's legal counsel,
(
c) a member of the Legislative Assembly who has been
requested by a debtor, creditor or other interested individual to assist in
resolving a problem and the information is relevant to the problem,
(
d) the Ombudsman investigating a complaint,
(
e) a reciprocating state, as defined in the Reciprocal
Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act, and
(
f) a Government employee for the purposes of
(
i) determining a creditor's or debtor's
suitability for a Government program or benefit,
(ii) investigating fraud, or
(iii) preparing or making an application or
agreement under the Parentage and Maintenance Act, Domestic Relations Act,
Child Welfare Act or Income Support Recovery Act.
(2) The information that the Director may provide under
section 11.3
of the Act to a creditor, creditor's legal counsel and member of the
Legislative Assembly with respect to the debtor or a creditor is the
following:
(
a) the amount of the debt under a maintenance order
and when the debt arose;
(
b) whether any payments on the debt under the
maintenance order have been made and whether the payments, if any, were
voluntary;
(
c) whether the Director has attempted to enforce the
maintenance order and, if so, how;
(
d) whether any of the arrears are subrogated to the
Crown and, if so, the amount.
(3) The information that the Director may provide under
section 11.3
of the Act to the Ombudsman is the following:
(
a) the information described in subsection 2;
(
b) any other information that, in the opinion of the
Director, is appropriate to disclose.
(4) The information that the Director may provide under
section 11.3
of the Act to a reciprocating state, as defined in the Reciprocal
Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act, and to a Government employee for a
purpose described in subsection (1)(
f) is the following:
(
a) the information described in subsection (2);
(
b) the residential address, work address, residential
telephone number, work telephone number and birth date of the debtor or
creditor;
(
c) the name of the employer and type of employment,
job title, hours of work and remuneration information of the debtor or
creditor;
(
d) any other information that, in the opinion of the
Director, is appropriate to disclose.
(5) The information that the Director may provide under
section 11.3
of the Act to the debtor or the debtor's legal counsel is whether any of
the arrears are subrogated to the Crown and, if so, the amount.
Section 5 is amended
(
a) in subsection (2) by striking out "13(2) or";
(
b) by adding the following after subsection (2):
(2.01) Notice under
section 13(2) of the Act must be served
(
a) personally,
(
b) in accordance with an order for service made by the
Court of Queen's Bench, or
(
c) by telecopier to a fax number provided to the
Director by the intended recipient.
(
c) in subsection (3) by striking out "by registered mail" and
substituting "by any form of mail for which the addressee or a person on
behalf of the addressee is required to acknowledge receipt of the mail by
providing a signature";
(
d) in subsection (5) by striking out " registered mail" and
substituting "by any form of mail for which the addressee or a person on
behalf of the addressee is required to acknowledge receipt of the mail by
providing a signature";
(
e) by adding the following after subsection (7):
(8) Despite a court order described in
section 35.2 of the
Act, the Director shall not serve a document under
section 35.2 of the Act
on a party unless
(
a) the Director has been provided with a filed copy of
an order described in
section 35.2 of the Act, and
(
b) the person who wishes the Director to serve the
document on a party submits to the Director a completed request for service
in Form 7.
(9) Despite subsection (8), the Director shall not serve a document
under
section 35.2 of the Act, if the Director does not have an address for
the intended recipient of the document.
(10) Service by the Director under subsection (8) must be service at
the last known address of the intended recipient of the document.
Section 7 is amended by adding the following after subsection (5):
(6) A request for service on a party under
section 35.2 of the Act
must be in Form
Section 8 is amended by striking out "the notice of default and".
Section 10 is amended
(
a) in subsection (1)
(
i) by adding "and fax number, if any," after "address
for service";
(ii) by adding "and fax number" after "in the address";
(
b) by adding the following after subsection (1):
(1.1) A person who is replying to a notice of continuing
attachment must include the name of the debtor and the maintenance
enforcement program file number.
Section 11 is amended by adding "or telecopier" after "by mail".
Section 14 is amended
(
a) in clause (
b) by striking out "unemployment" and substituting
"employment";
(
b) by repealing clause (
d) and substituting the following:
(
d) the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan;
Section 16 is amended
(
a) in subsection (3) by striking out "clerk of the Court of
Queen's Bench" and substituting "Director";
(
b) in subsection (5) by striking out "shall" and substituting
"may".
12 The following is added after
section 18:
Chronic debtor
19 A debtor is classified as being chronically in default in the
payment of maintenance required under a maintenance order or agreement that
is filed with the Director, if the debtor
(
a) is in default of a payment under an order under
section 24 of the Act, or
(
b) has not complied with a maintenance order or
agreement for any 6 months during which the order or agreement is in
effect, whether those 6 months are consecutive or otherwise.
Non-Alberta order
20 The documents that the Director may serve under
section 13.1(1)
of the Act are those that meet the requirements of
section 13.1(1)(
a) and
(
b) of the Act and are issued by an official of a reciprocating state, as
defined in the Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act that is a
province or territory of Canada, whose power, duties and function are
similar to those of a Director under this Act.
Notice of licence cancellation
21(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Director must serve notice on a
debtor at least 21 days before giving notice to the Registrar under
section
16.1(2.1) of the Act to cancel any operator's licence issued to the debtor.
(2) The Director may serve notice on a debtor
(
a) who is in default under an order made under
section
24 of the Act, or
(
b) who is in default for 60 days or longer in paying
maintenance under a maintenance order other than an order under
section 24
of the Act.
(3) A notice under subsection (2) may be served by the Director on a
debtor
(
a) by ordinary mail at the debtor's last known
address, or
(
b) by telecopier at the debtor's last known fax
number.
(4) A notice by the Director to the Registrar under
section 16.1 of
the Act may be given by any means agreed to by the Director and the
Registrar.
13 Form 1 is repealed and the attached Form 1 is substituted.
14 Form 2.1 is amended by striking out "Clerk of the Court" and
substituting "Director".
15 Form 2.1 is amended
(
a) in
section 1
(
i) in clause (b)
(
A) by striking out "per month" and
substituting "monthly, weekly, yearly, bi-weekly or bi-monthly";
(
B) by striking out "in each month" and
substituting "monthly, weekly, yearly, bi-weekly or bi-monthly";
(ii) by striking out "Unemployment Insurance Act, R. S.
C. 1985, cU-1" and substituting "Employment Insurance Act (Canada)";
(
b) by striking out "CLERK OF THE COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH OF
ALBERTA" and substituting "DIRECTOR".
16 Form 3 is amended
(
a) by striking out "On the application of the Director of
Maintenance Enforcement and on reading the Notice of Default:";
(
b) by striking out "Clerk of the Court" and substituting
"Director".
17 The attached Form 7 is added after Form 6.
FORM 1
STATEMENT OF FINANCES
COURT FILE NO:
MEP ACCOUNT NO:
IN THE COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH OF ALBERTA
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
BETWEEN:
- and -
STATEMENT OF FINANCES
I, of the of in
the Province of Alberta, MAKE OATH AND SAY:
1. THAT I am the debtor in this matter;
2. THAT I have made a full and complete disclosure of my present financial
situation in this Affidavit;
3. THAT all the information contained in this Affidavit is true and
accurate.
SWORN BEFORE ME at the of )
, in the Province )
of Alberta, the day of , )
A.D. . )
A Commissioner for Oaths in and for )
the Province of Alberta, or a Notary Public. )
AFFIDAVIT
A DEBTOR INFORMATION (Please print)
Full Name e-mail Address Area Code
Telephone No. Cell No. Fax No.
Present Address Street Address City
Postal Code
Birthdate Social Insurance No. Driver's Licence No. Alberta
Health
Care Insurance No.
B INCOME (If income is from self-employment see
section "C")
Name of Current Employer Telephone No. Area Code
Fax No.
Present Address Street Address City Postal Code
Nature of Business Position Occupied
Gross Monthly Wages or Salary Net Monthly Wages or Salary
$ $
Name of Previous Employer Telephone No. Area Code
Fax No.
Present Address Street Address City Postal Code
Nature of Business Position Occupied
Gross Monthly Wages or Salary Net Monthly Wages or Salary
$ $
List your trade, profession or otherwise
What is your annual bonus from your employer?
How much money do you receive from commission work?
How much of a raise will you be receiving this year, and when?
How much money do you receive from other part-time employment?
How much money do you receive from income producing hobbies?
Add all other income (dividends, rental income, annuities, pensions, etc.)
Annual income tax and/or G.S.T. rebates
* Any additional household income (spousal, roommate, etc.)
TOTAL MONTHLY INCOME $
BANK ACCOUNTS, etc. List of chequing and savings accounts, term
deposits, registered savings plans, annuities, etc.
Type of Deposit
Name of Institution
Account No.
Branch Address
Amount
Sole Return
YES NO
*OPTIONAL*
- provide tax records for the last three years
Description
Amount
C INCOME FROM SELF EMPLOYMENT
If the Business is a proprietorship, partnership or joint venture, list the
names, addresses and telephone numbers of any partners, principals or
participants
Name
Address
Telephone No.
Type of Business
Name of Business
Telephone No.
Business Location Street Address City Province Postal Code
Is this Business a
proprietorship
joint venture
partnership
corporation
What is the percentage of the Business owned by you?
What is the net book value of the Business?
What is the estimated market value of the Business?
Itemize your yearly income below
Salary
Bonuses
Dividends
Other (automobile allowances, expenses, etc.) describe
Total
Income
Itemize other benefits (company car, house, loans, savings plans, share
purchase options, etc.) describe
Include a copy of the Business Financial Statement
If the Business is a Corporation, complete the following:
Public Other (describe)
Private Professional
Are you an
Officer Yes Title
or Director? No
If the Business is NOT a Public Corporation, complete the following:
Total number of shares issued Total number of shares of each
and outstanding (describe type class held by you
and class of shares)
Class
Number
Net book value
Class
Number
Net book value
Total amount of all loans payable to you by the Corporation
Terms of repayment
Amount
Interest earned (if any)
D MONTHLY EXPENSES
1. Rent or Mortgage payments
(name Landlord or Mortgagee)
2. Property taxes
3. Utilities
4. Groceries (food, toiletries, etc.)
5. Clothing
6. Transportation (fuel, parking,
repairs, public transit, etc.)
7. Personal expenses (prescription drugs,
medical and dental expenses, expenses
not covered by insurance, etc.)
8. Home or Rental Insurance
9. Vehicle Insurance
10. Life Insurance
11. Disability Insurance, etc.
12. Maintenance
13. Other (specify)
14. List your monthly payments (loans,
credit cards, personal debts, etc. below
Type of Debt
To Whom Payable
Amount Outstanding
Monthly Payment
TOTAL
MONTHLY TOTAL
EXPENSES EXPENSES
E ASSETS
Real estate: Fill in the required information below regarding all
real estate (homes, rental properties, cottages, condominiums, etc).
Inside and outside the Province of Alberta in which you own an interest.
Municipal Address
Legal Description
Purchase Price
Balance Owing
Current Market Value
List the name and address of the Mortgagee for each property described
above.
Motor Vehicles, etc: Fill in the requested information regarding all motor
vehicles (cars, trucks, farm machinery, construction equipment, recreation
vehicles, aircraft, etc.) in which you own an interest.
Type - Make Model - Year
Serial No.
Purchase price
Balance Owing
Current Market Value
Equity
List your shares, bonds, etc., and their current market value below.
Type
Number
Dividends (if any)
Current Market Value
F INSURANCE
List all insurance policies in which you are a named beneficiary. Include
the insurance company granting the policy, the policy number, the amount,
the person insured, the premium and its cash surrender value.
Insurance Company
Policy No.
Amount
Person Insured
Premium
Cash Surrender Value
List location of all certificates for all corporate holdings (both public
and private) and the name(
s) and address(es) of the Broker(
s) through whom
you deal.
Location of Certificates
Name and Address of Broker(
s) List all properties or interests held by a trustee on your behalf.
Describe the asset being held, the location of the asset and the name and
address of the Trustee.
Description of Assets Held
Location of Assets
Name and Address of Trustee
G PARTIES WHO OWE YOU MONEY
List all parties who owe you money, including legal settlements on pending
lawsuits.
Name
Address
Reason for Debt
Amount Owing
Status of Court Action, if any
H INHERITANCES
List all estates in which you are the beneficiary of an inheritance.
Deceased's Name
Address
Value of inheritance
I OTHER ASSETS
List the kind, value and location of other assets (whether solely or
jointly owned below)
Type of Asset
Description
Sole Owner
YES NO
Location
Value
-interests in other businesses
-promissory notes, judgment debts
-loans and mortgages receivable
-pension plans, registered pension plans, self-administered pension plans,
life insurance policies, (cash surrender value)
-objects of art, jewelry, bullion, coins, cameras
-household furnishings and appliances (stereos, TVS, computers, crystal,
dishwashers, etc.)
-other assets not previously listed
J TRANSFER OF PROPERTY
Have you given away, sold, assigned or otherwise transferred any
property (land, buildings, vehicles, money, household furnishings, etc.) to
anyone within the last 12 months? Give details.
Description of Property
To Whom Transferred
Date of Transfer
How much money (if any) was received by you
NOTICE TO DEBTOR
COURT FILE NO.
MEP ACCOUNT NO.
TAKE NOTICE THAT you are hereby required to provide to the Director of
Maintenance Enforcement within fifteen (15) days of the service of this
Notice a full and complete statement of your financial situation by
completing this document.
IN THE COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH OF ALBERTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
BETWEEN
- and -
Section 20 of the Maintenance Enforcement Act states:
A debtor who
(
a) does not file a statement of finances in accordance with this Act, or
STATEMENT OF FINANCES
(
b) knowingly gives false information in a statement of finances filed
with the Director or the Court of Queen's Bench
is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of not more than $2000 or to
imprisonment for a term of not more than 3 months, or to both.
DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE ENFORCEMENT
FORM 7
SERVICE REQUEST FORM
Request for Substitutional Service pursuant to
Section 35.2
of the Maintenance Enforcement Act
MEP ACCOUNT NO:
SERVICE TO:
Please effect service on the following person:
NAME:
ADDRESS:
(if available)
(Residence) or (Employment)
TELEPHONE NUMBER: Home: Work:
(if available)
PERSON REQUESTING SERVICE:
NAME:
COMPANY/LAW FIRM:
ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
DATE SERVICE REQUESTED:
Signature:
OFFICE USE ONLY
Date Service Effected:
Address Used: