Alberta Gazette — 15 March 2012 (Part II)

15 March 2012

Alberta — Gazette

Alberta Regulation 23/2012

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS AUTHORIZATION

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 23, 2012

For information only: Made by the Alberta Agricultural Products Marketing Council

on January 27, 2012 pursuant to

section 26 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products

Act and approved by the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development on February

14, 2012 pursuant to

section 26 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act.

1 The Alberta Lamb Producers Authorization Regulation

(AR 242/2001) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 2(b), (

c) and (

d) are repealed.

Section 4 is amended by striking out "February 28, 2020"

and substituting "February 28, 2022".

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Alberta Regulation 24/2012

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 23, 2012

For information only: Made by the Alberta Lamb Producers on January 6, 2012

pursuant to

section 26 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act and approved by

the Alberta Agricultural Products Marketing Council on January 27, 2012 pursuant to

section 29 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act.

1 The Alberta Lamb Producers Regulation (AR 389/2003) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 1(1) is amended by adding the following after

clause (f):

(f.1) "fiscal year" means the fiscal year of the Commission

provided for in the Alberta Lamb Producers Plan Regulation

(AR 263/2001);

Section 6(2) is amended

(

a) by striking out "in a calendar year" and substituting "in

a fiscal year";

(

b) by striking out "December 31 of that calendar year" and

substituting "August 31 of that fiscal year".

Section 12 is repealed.

Section 15 is amended by striking out "February 28, 2012"

and substituting "April 30, 2017".

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Alberta Regulation 25/2012

Electronic Transactions Act

ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS ACT GENERAL

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 048/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

section 32 of the Electronic Transactions Act.

1 The Electronic Transactions Act General Regulation

(AR 34/2003) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 4 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2012" and

substituting "March 31, 2015".

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Alberta Regulation 26/2012

Senatorial Selection Act

SENATORIAL SELECTION FEES AND EXPENSES REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 050/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

section 29 of the Senatorial Selection Act.

Fees

1(1) If an election under the Senatorial Selection Act is to be held in

conjunction with a general election under the Election Act, in addition

to fees payable under sections 1 to 10 of the Fees and Expenses

Regulation (AR 173/2004) under the Election Act, fees under this

section may be paid for duties performed relating to the conduct of an

election under the Senatorial Selection Act.

(2) A returning officer may be paid the following:

(

a) a fee of $645 if a writ of election is issued but no poll is held;

(

b) a fee of $1905 if a writ of election is issued and a poll is held,

including training of election staff and the conduct of the

official count;

(

c) a fee of $0.06 per name included in the list of electors on

polling day.

(3) An election clerk may be paid the following:

(

a) a fee of $475 if a writ of election is issued but no poll is held;

(

b) a fee of $1260 if a writ of election is issued and a poll is held,

including training of election staff and the conduct of the

official count;

(

c) a fee of $0.05 per name included in the list of electors on

polling day.

(4) A supervisory deputy returning officer may be paid a basic fee of

$95 for duties performed on polling day or on each advance polling

day.

(5) An administrative assistant may be paid the following:

(

a) a fee of $1055 for duties performed on a full-time basis in the

returning officer's office where a writ of election is issued

and a poll is held;

(

b) a fee to be prorated at a daily rate, as approved by the Chief

Electoral Officer, for duties performed on a part-time basis in

the returning officer's office where a writ of election is

issued and a poll is held;

(

c) a fee of $365 for duties performed on a full-time basis where

a writ of election is issued and no poll is held;

(

d) a fee to be prorated at a daily rate, as approved by the Chief

Electoral Officer, for duties performed on a part-time basis,

where a writ of election is issued but no poll is held.

(6) A registration officer may be paid a basic fee of $80 for duties

performed on polling day or on each advance polling day.

(7) A deputy returning officer may be paid the following:

(

a) a basic fee of $75 for duties performed on polling day;

(

b) a fee of $225 to conduct an advance poll.

(8) A poll clerk may be paid the following:

(

a) a fee of $65 for duties performed on polling day;

(

b) a fee of $195 for advance poll duties.

Consequential amendment

2 The Fees and Expenses Regulation (AR 173/2004) is

amended by repealing

section 9.1.

Expiry

3 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 December 31, 2020.

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Alberta Regulation 27/2012

Municipal Government Act

CAPITAL REGION ASSESSMENT SERVICES COMMISSION

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 051/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

section 602.02 of the Municipal Government Act.

1 The Capital Region Assessment Services Commission

Regulation (AR 77/96) is amended by this Regulation.

2 The

Schedule is amended by adding the following after

clause (v.1):

(v.2) Village of Wabamun

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Alberta Regulation 28/2012

Safety Codes Act

ELEVATING DEVICES, PASSENGER ROPEWAYS AND

AMUSEMENT RIDES PERMIT REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 052/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

Definitions

2 Restricted application

3 Permits required

4 Application for permit

5 Application for construction or alteration permit

6 Acceptance inspections

7 Application for operation permit

8 Portable amusement rides

9 Term of operation permit

10 Permit refused or cancelled

11 Identification number

12 Repeal

13 Expiry

14 Coming into force

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

(a) "acceptance inspection" means an inspection and series of

tests performed by a safety codes officer before a new or

altered device is put into operation to provide evidence of the

proper installation of the device in accordance with the

accepted plans and applicable codes;

(b) "Act" means the Safety Codes Act;

device within the meaning of CAN/CSA Standard Z267-00

Safety Code for Amusement Rides and Devices as varied by

and declared in force by the Amusement Rides Standards

Regulation (AR 223/2001), but does not include anything to

which that Standard is stated by its Clause 1.5 not to apply;

(d) "applicable code" means

(

i) with respect to an elevating device or passenger

ropeway, a code that was in force in Alberta on the date

that the owner of the elevating device or passenger

ropeway entered into a contract to purchase it, and

(ii) with respect to an amusement ride, a code that was in

force in Alberta on the date that the design of the

amusement ride was completed;

(e) "authorized accredited agency" means an organization listed

in the

Schedule to the Authorized Accredited Agencies

Regulation (AR 184/95);

(f) "certificate of alteration permit" means a permit to authorize

the undertaking of a major alteration of an elevating device,

passenger ropeway or fixed amusement ride;

(g) "certificate of construction permit" means a permit to

authorize construction of an elevating device, passenger

ropeway or fixed amusement ride;

(h) "certificate of operation permit" means a permit to authorize

the operation of an elevating device, passenger ropeway or

amusement ride;

(i) "delegated person" means a delegated person as defined in

Schedule 10 to the Government Organization Act who has

been delegated by a regulation under

section 2 of that

Schedule with the powers of a safety codes officer under the

Safety Codes Act;

(j) "elevating device" means, with respect to the following

Standards or Codes as varied by and declared in force by the

Elevating Devices Codes Regulation (AR 62/2009),

(

i) respecting CAN/CSA Standard B355-00 Lifts for

Persons with Physical Disabilities, including CAN/CSA

s1-02 Supplement No. 1, a lift as defined in that

Standard and as listed in its Clause 1.2, but does not

include things to which that Standard is stated not to

apply by its Clause 1.4,

(ii) respecting CAN/CSA Standard B311-02 Safety Code

for Manlifts, a manlift (endless-belt type, hand-powered

counterbalanced type and power-type) as defined in that

Standard and for which minimum requirements are

specified by that Standard, but does not include things

to which that Standard is stated not to apply by its

Clause 1.2,

(iii) respecting ASME A17.1/CSA Code B44-07 Safety

Code for Elevators and Escalators, the equipment

covered by that Code as stated in its Clause 1.1.1, but

does not include the equipment not covered by that

Code as stated by its Clause 1.1.2, and

(iv) respecting CAN/CSA Standard Z185-M87 (R2001)

Safety Code for Personnel Hoists, the things to which

that Standard applies as stated in its Clause 1.1, but does

not include things to which that Standard does not apply

as stated by its Clause 1.3;

(k) "major alteration" means an alteration that, in the opinion of

a safety codes officer, significantly changes the structural or

operational characteristics of the original design, layout

drawings, data or any other information submitted in support

of an application for a permit for the elevating device,

passenger ropeway or fixed amusement ride;

(l) "passenger ropeway" means a passenger ropeway or

passenger conveyor within the meaning of Clause 1.2 of CSA

Standard Z98-07 Passenger Ropeways and Passenger

Conveyors as varied by and declared in force by the

Passenger Ropeways and Passenger Conveyors Standards

Regulation (AR 190/2008);

(m) "permit" means

(

i) a certificate of alteration permit,

(ii) a certificate of construction permit, or

(iii) a certificate of operation permit;

(n) "safety inspection report" means a report prepared by a

designated safety codes officer employed by

(

i) an authorized accredited agency that has been

authorized to conduct and report on safety inspections

for existing elevating devices, or

(ii) the Alberta Elevating Devices and Amusement Rides

Safety Association.

Restricted application

2 This Regulation applies to

(

a) amusement rides that are located in a place to which the

general public is allowed access, including but not limited to

public events, fairs, carnivals and amusement parks,

(

b) elevating devices, and

(

c) passenger ropeways.

Permits required

3(1) A prospective owner or a prospective owner's agent must obtain

a certificate of construction permit before constructing an elevating

device, passenger ropeway or fixed amusement ride.

(2) An owner or an owner's agent must

(

a) obtain a certificate of alteration permit before undertaking a

major alteration of an elevating device, passenger ropeway or

fixed amusement ride, or

(

b) obtain a certificate of operation permit before operating an

elevating device, passenger ropeway or amusement ride.

Application for permit

4 An application for a permit under this Regulation must be made to

a delegated person

(

a) in the form and manner and containing any information

required by the delegated person,

(

b) setting out the information necessary to demonstrate

compliance with this Regulation and the applicable codes as

required by the delegated person, and

(

c) accompanied by the required fee.

Application for construction or alteration permit

5(1) The prospective owner of a new elevating device, passenger

ropeway or fixed amusement ride, or the prospective owner's agent,

must apply to a delegated person for a certificate of construction

permit.

(2) The owner of an elevating device, passenger ropeway or fixed

amusement ride, or the owner's agent, must apply to a delegated

person for a certificate of alteration permit.

(3) In addition to the requirements set out in

section 4, an application

under this

section must be accompanied by plans that are signed and

stamped or sealed by a professional engineer as required by the

Engineering, Geological and Geophysical Professions Act.

Acceptance inspections

6(1) If a certificate of construction permit or a certificate of alteration

permit is required under this Regulation, the elevating device,

passenger ropeway or fixed amusement ride that is the subject of the

permit may not be put in service until an acceptance inspection is

successfully completed.

(2) The owner or the owner's agent must apply to a delegated person

on completion of the construction or major alteration for the

acceptance inspection.

Application for operation permit

7(1) The owner of an elevating device, passenger ropeway or

amusement ride, or the owner's agent, must apply to a delegated

person for a certificate of operation permit in accordance with this

section and

section 4 and include a copy of a safety inspection report if

it is required by a delegated person.

(2) An application for a certificate of operation permit for an

amusement ride must be accompanied by

(

a) a brief description of the ride, the year it was manufactured

and its identification number, if previously issued, and

(

b) confirmation by the owner that

(

i) the log book is up to date,

(ii) all applicable manuals are readily available at the

amusement ride,

(iii) the manufacturer's directives respecting ride safety have

been performed, and

(iv) the manufacturer's recommendations respecting

non-destructive testing have been performed.

Portable amusement rides

8(1) In addition to the requirements in sections 4 and 7,

(

a) an application for a certificate of operation permit for a

portable amusement ride must be accompanied by

(

i) the plans for the original construction of or any major

alteration to the portable amusement ride, which must

be signed and stamped or sealed by a professional

engineer as required by the Engineering, Geological

and Geophysical Professions Act,

(ii) plans that are signed by a person from another

jurisdiction who has a professional designation from

that jurisdiction equivalent to that of a professional

engineer under the Engineering, Geological and

Geophysical Professions Act, or

(iii) plans that are signed by the manufacturer or the

manufacturer's authorized representative,

and

(

b) an owner of a portable amusement ride must file an itinerary

with a delegated person at least 21 business days before the

operation of the ride, indicating

(

i) the type of portable amusement ride,

(ii) the portable amusement ride identification number,

(iii) each location where the portable amusement ride will be

operated, and

(iv) the dates when the portable amusement ride will be

operated in each location.

(2) The dates referred to in subsection (1)(b)(iv) must not extend

beyond December 31 of the calendar year to which the permit applies.

(3) Any change to the itinerary must be filed with a delegated person

at least 7 business days before the date the change takes effect.

Term of operation permit

9(1) Subject to subsection (2), a certificate of operation permit is valid

(

a) for 12 months from the date of issue, or

(

b) for portable amusement rides, until December 31 of the

issuing year.

(2) A certificate of operation permit may be issued under subsection

(1)(

a) for a term of less than 12 months if a delegated person considers

it appropriate in the circumstances.

(3) An owner or the owner's agent who has been issued a certificate of

operation permit for an elevating device, passenger ropeway or fixed

amusement ride who wishes to obtain a new certificate of operation

permit must apply for a new certificate of operation permit in

accordance with the requirements of sections 4 and 7 before the date

on which a previously issued permit expires.

(4) If an application for a new certificate of operation permit is made

before the expiry of the existing permit issued in respect of the same

device, the existing permit is valid until the new permit is issued or the

application is refused.

Permit refused or cancelled

10 A delegated person may refuse to issue a permit or cancel a permit

(

a) incorrect or incomplete information was submitted with the

permit application,

(

b) required information including but not limited to plans,

drawings and specifications for an elevating device,

passenger ropeway or amusement ride have not been

submitted,

(

c) the applicant fails to comply with a requirement of this

Regulation, or

(

d) in the case of a portable amusement ride, a required or

amended itinerary has not been submitted in accordance with

section 8(1)(

b) or (3).

Identification number

11 A delegated person may issue an identification number with

respect to an elevating device, passenger ropeway or amusement ride

and may require that the owner or the owner's agent affix the number

to the device, ropeway or ride in a manner acceptable to the delegated

person.

Repeal

12 The Elevating Devices, Passenger Ropeways and Amusement

Rides Permit Regulation (AR 286/2002) is repealed.

Expiry

13 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 28, 2017.

Coming into force

14 This Regulation comes into force on February 28, 2012.

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Alberta Regulation 29/2012

Government Organization Act

INFRASTRUCTURE GRANTS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 057/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

section 13 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Infrastructure Grants Regulation (AR 56/2003) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 11 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2012"

and substituting "March 31, 2017".

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Alberta Regulation 30/2012

Public Sector Pension Plans Act

LAPP (ADDITIONAL EMPLOYERS, 2012) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 061/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

Schedule 1,

section 4 of the Public Sector Pension

Plans Act.

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

amended by this Regulation.

Part 1 of

Schedule 2 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after "Alberta Irrigation

Projects Association":

The Alberta Library

(

b) by adding the following after "Peace River Municipal

Library":

Pioneer Housing Foundation

(

c) by adding the following after "Provost Foundation":

Public School Boards Association of Alberta

3(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), this Regulation is

deemed to have come into force on January 1, 2012.

(2) Section 2(

a) comes into force on March 1, 2012.

(3) Section 2(

b) is deemed to have come into force on

February 1, 2012.

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Alberta Regulation 31/2012

Regulations Act

MISCELLANEOUS CORRECTIONS AND REPEAL REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 068/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

section 10 of the Regulations Act.

1 The Designation of Trades and Businesses Regulation

(AR 178/99) is amended by renumbering the 2nd

section 6.2

section 6.3.

2 The Driver Training and Driver Examination Regulation

(AR 316/2002) is amended in

section 22 by renumbering the

2nd subsection (2) as subsection (3).

3 The Finance and Enterprise Grant Regulation

(AR 217/2008) is amended

(

a) in the title by striking out "FINANCE AND

ENTERPRISE" and substituting "FINANCE";

(

b) in

section 1 by striking out "Finance and Enterprise"

and substituting "Finance".

4 In the following provisions of the following regulations

"Finance and Enterprise" is struck out wherever it occurs and

"Finance" is substituted:

(

a) Farm Credit Stability Fund Regulation (AR 339/86),

sections 7(2), 8, 9(1) and (2), 10 and 11(2) and (3);

(

b) Records Management Regulation (AR 224/2001),

section 2(2)(d);

(

c) Timber Management Regulation (AR 60/73),

section

30(1)(

c) and (f);

(

d) Farm Implement Regulation (AR 204/83),

Schedule 1

Form A, NOTE Item 1 and Form D, NOTE Item 1;

(

e) Lending Institutions Regulation (AR 340/86),

section 1;

(

f) Guarantee Regulation (AR 361/86),

section 3(1) and

(2)(

g) and (h);

(

g) Regional Airports Authorities Regulation

(AR 149/90),

section 112(1) and (3);

(

h) Metis Settlements Land Registry Regulation

(AR 361/91),

section 43(2);

(

i) Loan and Trust Corporations Regulation

(AR 171/92), sections 45(1), (3), (5), (6) and (7) and

49;

(

j) Conservation and Reclamation Regulation

(AR 115/93), sections 21(

b) and (

c) and 24(2)(b), (3)

and (5);

(

k) Environmental Protection and Enhancement

(Miscellaneous) Regulation (AR 118/93), sections

4(4)(b), (5) and (7) and 5(3)(

b) and (c);

(

l) Public Sector Pension Plans (Legislative

Provisions) Regulation (AR 365/93), sections 7.1(4),

12(2), 15(1), (2) and (3) and 19.25(1) and

Schedule 1,

Part 1, sections 3(d), 10(c), 15(1), (4), (6) and (7) and

18(2), (4), (5), (6), (7) and (8) and

Schedule 4,

sections 3(g), 24.2(e), 24.8(1) and (4), 24.82(4),

24.84(1) and (2) and 24.85(1)(

a) and (3);

(

m) Local Authorities Pension Plan (AR 366/93),

sections 12, 17(1), 23(3) and (4), 28, 106, 111(1) and

(2) and 112 (1) and (2);

(

n) Management Employees Pension Plan (AR 367/93),

sections 12, 17(1), 23(3) and (4), 28, 106, 111(1) and

(2) and 112(1) and (2);

(

o) Public Service Pension Plan (AR 368/93), sections

12, 17(1), 23(3) and (4), 28, 106, 111(1) and (2) and

112(1) and (2);

(

p) Special Forces Pension Plan (AR 369/93), sections

12, 17(1), 23(3) and (4), 28, 106, 111(1) and (2) and

112(1) and (2);

(

q) Regional Health Authorities Regulation (AR 15/95),

section 2.4(3);

(

r) Civil Enforcement Regulation (AR 276/95),

Schedule

(

s) Waste Control Regulation (AR 192/96), sections

30(

b) and (

c) and 33(2)(b), (3) and (5);

(

t) Crown's Right of Recovery (Minister of Finance and

Enterprise) Regulation (AR 219/96), the title and

sections 1(1)(b), 2, 3(

a) and (b), 4, 5 and 6(1) and (3);

(

u) ABC Benefits Corporation Regulation (AR 272/96),

section 13(1)(d);

(

v) Indemnity Authorization Regulation (AR 22/97),

sections 4.1(2), 5.05(2)(a), 5.1(2), (4) and (5), 6, 7(2)

and (3), 8(2), 9(1), 10(1) and 11(1);

(

w) Canmore Undermining Indemnity Regulation

(AR 112/97),

section 2;

(

x) Rural Electrification Loan Regulation (AR 139/97),

section 2(2)(

a) and (d);

(

y) Water (Ministerial) Regulation (AR 205/98),

section

70(5)(

b) and (c);

(

z) Metallic and Industrial Minerals Exploration

Regulation (AR 213/98), sections 3(2)(

b) and 5(2)(b);

(aa) Exemption Regulation (AR 125/99),

section 4(e);

(bb) Collection and Debt Repayment Practices

Regulation (AR 194/99), sections 19(1), (2) and (3),

19.1(1), (2) and (3) and 23.3(1)(j);

(cc) Societies Regulation (AR 122/2000),

Schedule 1,

Form 3, Item 3;

(dd) Municipal Affairs Grants Regulation (AR 123/2000),

sections 6 and 7(2) and

Schedule 5,

section 6;

(ee) Rural Utilities Regulation (AR 151/2000),

section

14(1)(

c) and

Schedule 1, Form 8;

(ff) Court Agents Regulation (AR 68/2001),

section 3(2);

(gg) Justice Grants Regulation (AR 97/2001),

section

8(2) and (3);

(hh) Solicitor General and Public Security Grants

Regulation (AR 108/2001),

section 8(2) and (3);

(ii) Insurance Councils Regulation (AR 126/2001),

section 16(2)(e);

(jj) Provincial Judges and Masters in Chambers

Registered and Unregistered Pension Plans

(AR 196/2001),

section 3 and

Schedule 1, sections

7(2) and (3), 9(1), 10(1), 49(4), 54, 60(1) and (2), 63(1)

and (2), 64(1) and (2) and

Schedule 2,

Part 3,

section 7(3);

(kk) Correctional Institution Regulation (AR 205/2001),

section 36(3);

(ll) Funds and Agencies Exemption Regulation

(AR 128/2002), Schedules A and C;

(mm) Health and Wellness Grants Regulation

(AR 146/2002),

section 9(1) and (2);

(nn) Student Financial Assistance Regulation

(AR 298/2002),

Schedule 1,

Part 1, sections 13(1)(

b) and (

c) and (2) and

Schedule 2,

Part 1, sections

13(1)(

b) and (

c) and (2) and 15.1;

(oo) Infrastructure Grants Regulation (AR 56/2003),

section 9(1) and (2);

(pp) Transportation Grants Regulation (AR 79/2003),

section 9(1)(

a) and (2)(a);

(qq) Payment in Lieu of Tax Regulation (AR 112/2003),

section 1(1)(e);

(rr) Access to Motor Vehicle Information Regulation

(AR 140/2003),

section 2(1)(j.1)(iv);

(ss) City of Medicine Hat Payment in Lieu of Tax

Regulation (AR 235/2003),

section 1(1)(s);

(tt) Private Vocational Training Regulation

(AR 341/2003),

section 4(1)(b);

(uu) Vehicle Seizure and Removal Regulation

(AR 251/2006),

section 10(1)(

a) and (b);

(vv) Fuel Tax Regulation (AR 62/2007),

section 1(1)(bb);

(ww) Fuel Tax Act Transitional Regulation (AR 63/2007),

section 1(c);

(xx) Protection of Sexually Exploited Children

Regulation (AR 194/2007), Form 1;

(yy) Child Care Licensing Regulation (AR 143/2008),

Schedule 6, Items 4(

b) and 5(c);

(zz) Alberta Rules of Court (AR 124/2010),

section

9.28(10);

(aaa) Transcript Fees and Format Regulation

(AR 167/2010),

section 1(2);

(bbb) Environment Grant Regulation (AR 182/2000),

section 5(2) and (3);

(ccc) Treasury Branches Deposit Fund Exemption

Regulation (AR 190/97),

section 1.

5 In the following provisions of the following regulations

"Environment" is struck out wherever it occurs and

"Environment and Water" is substituted:

(

a) Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations (AR 151/71),

sections 1.020(2) definition 12.1, 7.070(4)(a),

9.040(a), 9.050(1), (3), (4), (6)(

a) to (

e) and (8)(

a) and

(

b) and 9.060;

(

b) Lubricating Oil Material Recycling and Management

Regulation (AR 82/97), sections 1(

h) and 8(1)(f);

(

c) Destruction and Disposal of Dead Animals

Regulation (AR 229/2000),

section 2(4)(c)(ii) and

(d)(i);

(

d) Drainage Districts Regulation (AR 5/2001), sections

5(2)(

c) and 6(3);

(

e) Lubricating Oil Material Recycling and Management

Bylaw (AR 227/2002), sections 11(b)(

i) and 12;

(

f) Designated Material Recycling and Management

Regulation (AR 93/2004),

section 12(n);

(

g) Edmonton-Devon Restricted Development Area

Regulations (AR 286/74), sections 2(

c) and 4(1) and

(2);

(

h) Forest Resources Improvement Regulation

(AR 152/97),

section 3(2);

(

i) Business Corporations Regulation (AR 118/2000),

section 14(2)(b);

(

j) Environment Grant Regulation (AR 182/2000),

section 1(1);

(

k) Subdivision and Development Regulation

(AR 43/2002), sections 5(5)(b), (

h) and (i), 12(5) and

13(5);

(

l) Vehicle Equipment Regulation (AR 122/2009),

section 34(4)(a).

6 In the following provisions of the following regulations

"Culture and Community Spirit" is struck out wherever it occurs

and "Culture and Community Services" is substituted:

(

a) Cemeteries Exemption Regulation (AR 236/98),

sections 3.2 and 3.4;

(

b) Queen Elizabeth II Award and Scholarship

Regulation (AR 71/2002),

section 1(b);

(

c) Blackfoot First Nations Sacred Ceremonial Objects

Repatriation Regulation (AR 96/2004), Schedule.

7 In the following provisions of the following regulations

"Children and Youth Services" is struck out wherever it occurs

and "Human Services" is substituted:

(

a) Alberta Resource Rebate Regulation (AR 21/2006),

section 6(4);

(

b) Fees and Expenses for Witnesses and Interpreters

Regulation (AR 123/84), sections 1.1(2) and 6;

(

c) Protection Against Family Violence Regulation

(AR 80/99),

section 3(c);

(

d) Social Workers Profession Regulation (AR 82/2003),

section 16;

(

e) Family Support for Children with Disabilities

Regulation (AR 140/2004), Form 1;

(

f) Adoption Regulation (AR 187/2004), Forms 6, 9 and

10;

(

g) Court Rules and Form Regulation (AR 39/2002),

Forms 29 and 30.

8 The Hospitalization Benefits Regulation (AR 244/90) is

amended

(

a) in

section 5(1)(

a) by striking out "Children and Youth

Services" and substituting "Human Services";

(

b) in

section 20(12) by striking out "Finance and

Enterprise" and substituting "Finance".

9 The Guaranteed Borrowing Regulation (AR 139/98) is

amended

(

a) in

section 1(a)(

i) by striking out "Economic

Development" and substituting "Treasury Board and

Enterprise";

(

b) In

section 2(2)(

h) and (

i) by striking out "Finance and

Enterprise" wherever it occurs and substituting

"Finance".

10 The Human Rights Education and Multiculturalism

Fund Grant Regulation (AR 13/2000) is amended

(

a) in

section 1(1) by striking out "Culture and Community

Spirit" and substituting "Justice and Attorney General";

(

b) in

section 6(2) and (3) by striking out "Finance and

Enterprise" and substituting "Finance".

11 The Finance and Enterprise Grant Regulation

(AR 217/2008) is amended

(

a) in the title by striking out "AND ENTERPRISE";

(

b) in

section 1 by striking out "Finance and Enterprise"

and substituting "Finance".

12 The Oil Sands Conservation Regulation (AR 76/88) is

amended

(

a) in

section 7(1)(

b) by striking out "Environment" and

substituting "Environment and Water";

(

b) in

section 19(

c) by striking out "Resource

Development" and substituting "Sustainable Resource

Development".

13 The Health Insurance Premiums Regulation (AR 217/81)

is amended

(

a) in

section 9(3.5) by striking out "Department of

Children and Youth Services, the Department of

Employment and Immigration or the Department of Seniors

and Community Supports" and substituting "Department

of Human Services or the Department of Seniors";

(

b) in

section 27(1)(

b) by striking out "Minister of Children

and Youth Services, the Minister of Employment and

Immigration and the Minister of Seniors and Community

Supports" and substituting "Minister of Human Services

and the Minister of Seniors".

14 The Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Regulation

(AR 160/2004) is amended in

section 22 by striking out

"Department of Children and Youth Services and the Department of

Employment and Immigration" and substituting "Department of

Human Services".

15 The Health Information Regulation (AR 70/2001) is

amended

(

a) in

section 5(2)

(

i) in clauses (

g) to (g.3) by striking out "Seniors and

Community Supports" and substituting "Seniors";

(ii) in clause (

h) by striking out "Employment and

Immigration" and substituting "Human Services";

(

b) in

section 7(

b) by striking out "Seniors and Community

Supports" and substituting "Seniors".

16 The Child and Adult Support Services Regulation

(AR 61/2004) is amended in

section 2(4) by striking out

"Employment and Immigration" and substituting "Human

Services".

17 The Income Support, Training and Health Benefits

Regulation (AR 122/2011) is amended in

section 74(2) by

striking out "Employment and Immigration" and substituting

"Human Services".

18 The Employment Standards Regulation (AR 14/97) is

amended in

section 8(g)(iii) by striking out "Employment and

Immigration" and substituting "Human Services".

19 The General Regulation (AR 226/98) is amended in

section 36(2)(

l) by striking out "Employment and Immigration"

and substituting "Human Services".

20 The General Regulation (AR 249/98) is amended in

sections 11(2)(

l) and 13 by striking out "Employment and

Immigration" and substituting "Human Services".

21 The Nursing Homes General Regulation (AR 232/85) is

amended in

section 4(2)(

b) by striking out "Seniors and

Community Supports" wherever it occurs and substituting

"Seniors".

22 The Seniors and Community Supports Grants

Regulation (AR 192/2005) is amended

(

a) in the title by striking out "AND COMMUNITY

SUPPORTS";

(

b) in

section 1 by striking out "and Community Supports".

23 The Emergency Health Services (Interim) Regulation

(AR 76/2009) is amended in

section 5

(

a) in clauses (c), (

d) and (

e) by striking out

"Employment and Immigration" and substituting "Human

Services";

(

b) in clause (

f) by striking out "and Community Supports".

24 The Designation and Transfer of Responsibility

Regulation (AR 205/2011) is amended in

section 13(1) by

repealing clauses (s), (ll), (yyy) and (eeee).

25 The Adult Interdependent Partner Agreement

Regulation (AR 141/2003) is amended in

section 2 of the

Schedule by adding "and Succession" after "Wills".

26 The Provincial Judges and Masters in Chambers

Registered and Unregistered Pension Plans (AR 196/2001)

is amended

(

a) in

Schedule 1, Division 4,

section 49(1) and (6) by

striking out "section 47 of the Trustee Act" and

substituting "section 71 of the Wills and Succession Act";

(

b) in

schedule 2, Division 4,

section 49(7) by striking

out "section 47 of the Trustee Act" and substituting

"section 71 of the Wills and Succession Act".

27 The General Regulation (AR 249/98) is amended in

section 11(2)(

i) by striking out "sections 8 and 9 of the Intestate

Succession Act" and substituting "sections 67 and 68 of the Wills

and Succession Act".

28 The General Regulation (AR 226/98) is amended in

section 36(2)(

i) by striking out "sections 8 and 9 of the Intestate

Succession Act" and substituting "sections 67 and 68 of the Wills

and Succession Act".

29 The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy

Regulation (AR 186/2008) is amended in

section 16(

d) by

striking out "Wills Act,

section 52" and substituting "Wills and

Succession Act,

section 54".

30 The Alberta Chicken Producers Marketing Regulation

(AR 3/2000) is amended in

section 31(7)(

b) by striking out

"Intestate Succession Act" and substituting "Wills and Succession

Act".

31 The Credit Union (Principal) Regulation (AR 249/89) is

amended in

section 43.6(4) by striking out "section 47 of the

Trustee Act" and substituting "section 71 of the Wills and

Succession Act".

32 The Public Sector Pension Plans (Legislative

Provisions) Regulation (AR 365/93) is amended in

section

12(1) and (4) by striking out "section 47 of the Trustee Act" and

substituting "section 71 of the Wills and Succession Act".

33 The Teachers' Pension Plans (Legislative Provisions)

Regulation (AR 204/95) is amended

(

a) in

section 16(1) and (4) by striking out "section 47 of

the Trustee Act" and substituting "section 71 of the Wills

and Succession Act";

(

b) by repealing

section 23 and substituting the

following:

Dis-application of Trustee Act and

Wills and Succession Act

23 The Trustee Act, other than sections 1, 41 and 43 of it, and

the Wills and Succession Act, other than

section 71 of it, do not

apply with respect to the Board or its members.

34 The Oil Sands Royalty Review Regulation (AR 223/2008)

is amended by repealing

section 45(6)(

b) and substituting

the following:

(

b) the amount of

(

i) any deficiency payable under

section 33(13), or

(ii) any overpayment of royalty compensation

(

A) payable in respect of a post-payout Period of a

Project by the operator of the Project to the Crown

in respect of oil sands products recovered from the

development area of the Project, other than an

amount described in subclause (

i) or clause (a),

and

(

B) identified in a recalculation by the Minister under

the Act,

computed from the day following the last day of the 4th

month following the Period in respect of which the

deficiency is payable or the overpayment has been paid,

respectively,

35 The Crown's Right of Recovery Amendment Regulation

(AR 15/2012) is amended in

section 2 by striking out

"March 31" wherever it occurs and substituting "April 30".

36 The Trustee Act Regulation (AR 228/2008) is repealed.

37 The Alberta Corporate Income Tax Amendment Act,

1990 Regulation (AR 229/90) is repealed.

38 The Tool and Die Maker Trade Rescission of

Designation Regulation (AR 88/2009) is repealed.

39 The Warehousing Occupation Repeal Regulation

(AR 123/2010) is repealed.

40 The Fee Reduction Regulation (AR 44/2000) is repealed.

Alberta Regulation 32/2012

Body Armour Control Act

BODY ARMOUR CONTROL REGULATION

Filed: February 24, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 065/2012)

on February 23, 2012 pursuant to

section 24 of the Body Armour Control Act.

1 Equipment exemption

2 Individual exemption

3 Application for or renewal of permit

4 Permit fee

5 Term of permit

7 Permit card

8 Collection of personal information

9 Registrar's powers

10 Disposal of body armour

11 Expiry

12 Coming into force

Equipment exemption

1 The following types of equipment are not subject to this Regulation

or the Act:

(

a) medieval or historical personal armour or a reproduction of

medieval or historical personal armour that is designed,

intended for use and worn by an individual for the purposes

of a historical re-enactment or a sporting event in which such

equipment is required;

(

b) medieval or historical personal armour or a reproduction of

medieval or historical personal armour that is

(

i) on display for viewing purposes,

(ii) for sale to museums and collectors,

(iii) in the possession of an individual, organization or

business for research or restoration, or

(iv) intended and used for collection, display, costuming or

decoration;

(

c) personal armour or equipment or a reproduction of personal

armour or equipment that is considered to be a historic

object, as defined in the Historical Resources Act, that is

collected and stored by a museum.

Individual exemption

2 The following individuals or classes of individuals are exempt from

the requirement to hold a permit under this Regulation and the Act:

(

a) public officers as defined in

section 117.07 of the Criminal

Code (Canada);

(

b) individuals or museums who are collectors of medieval or

historical armour or reproductions of medieval or historical

armour for the purposes of collecting medieval or historical

armour or reproductions of medieval or historical armour;

(

c) manufacturers of reproductions of medieval or historical

armour for the purposes of manufacturing reproductions of

medieval or historical armour;

(

d) individuals involved in farming or ranching operations, while

engaged in farming or ranching operations;

(

e) individuals performing in an exhibition, stampede, rodeo, fair

or sporting event.

Application for or renewal of permit

3 An application for a permit or for the renewal of a permit must be

accompanied by

(

a) a statement signed by the applicant showing what, if any,

criminal charges, convictions or investigations there are

concerning the applicant,

(

b) a colour, passport-sized photograph of the applicant taken no

earlier than 3 months before the date the application is made

and notarized by a person authorized by the Registrar, and

(

c) any other information requested by the Registrar.

Permit fee

4 An application for a permit or for the renewal of a permit must

include a $50 permit fee for a one-year permit and $100 for a 2-year

permit.

Term of permit

5 A permit may be issued for a term of up to 2 years.

6 The Registrar may issue a permit subject to any terms and

conditions the Registrar considers appropriate.

Permit card

7 The Registrar shall issue a permit card to each permit holder that

includes the following information:

(

a) a picture of the permit holder;

(

b) the name of the permit holder;

(

c) the permit number;

(

d) the expiry date of the permit;

permit card.

Collection of personal information

8 For the purposes of making and approving applications, reviewing,

and administering the Act the Registrar may, in accordance with

sections 33 and 34 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of

Privacy Act, collect personal information, including the following

types of information:

(

a) matters relating to permits, including

(

i) an application for or renewal of a permit,

(ii) the refusal to issue or renew a permit,

(iii) the decision to cancel or suspend a permit,

(

v) criminal record checks,

(vi) international criminal record checks,

(vii) information held by law enforcement agencies, and

(viii) information held by government agencies;

(

b) matters relating to complaints under sections 18 and 19 of the

Act.

Registrar's powers

9 If a permit holder fails to comply with

section 10 of the Act, the

Registrar may cancel or suspend the individual's permit or impose

Disposal of body armour

10(1) When a permit expires or is cancelled or suspended, the owner

of the body armour must

(

a) surrender the permit to the Registrar, and

(

b) provide evidence satisfactory to the Registrar that the body

armour has been

(

i) sold or given to a person who holds a valid permit or to

a person who is exempt from the requirement to hold a

permit, or

(ii) destroyed.

(2) If the Registrar suspends a permit for a period of time, the permit

holder must, immediately or within the time period specified by the

Registrar, surrender the permit and the body armour to the Registrar or

to a police service for that period.

Expiry

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

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

repassed in its present or an amended form following a review, this

Regulation expires on October 31, 2015.

Coming into force

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

Body Armour Control Act.

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Alberta Regulation 33/2012

School Act

CHARTER SCHOOLS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 27, 2012

For information only: Made by the Minister of Education (M.O. 1/2012) on

February 17, 2012 pursuant to

section 37 of the School Act.

1 The Charter Schools Regulation (AR 212/2002) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 3 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (13):

(13.1) Notwithstanding subsections (2), (7) and (13), the Minister

may extend the time by which an application referred to in those

subsections must be submitted if, in the Minister's opinion, an

extension is warranted.

Section 7 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (1):

(1.1) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Minister may extend the

time by which a charter board may apply to the Minister for a

renewal of the charter if, in the Minister's opinion, an extension is

warranted.

4 The following is added after

section 7:

Long-term renewal of charter

7.1(1) Notwithstanding

section 7(4), a charter may be renewed for

a term of 15 years if the Minister is satisfied that

(

a) student achievement at the charter school is consistently

strong or improving,

(

b) there are multiple indicators of the charter school's ongoing

commitment to engaging students, teachers, parents and

community members in a model of continuous improvement,

(

c) there is evidence that the charter board is working

collaboratively with stakeholders and is demonstrating broad

and sustained levels of community engagement, and

(

d) there is evidence that the charter school uses

research-informed practices to create innovative learning

environments and improve student learning outcomes.

(2) Notwithstanding

section 7(3), if the Minister approves a renewal

term of 15 years, the Minister shall conduct an evaluation of the

charter school during the 12th year of the renewal term.

(3) Section 7, except subsection (4), applies to an application for a

15-year renewal term under this section.

Section 19 is amended by striking out "June 30, 2012" and

substituting "August 31, 2014".

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Alberta Regulation 34/2012

Pharmacy and Drug Act

SCHEDULED DRUGS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 27, 2012

For information only: Made by the Minister of Health and Wellness (M.O. 07/2012)

on February 22, 2012 pursuant to

section 34 of the Pharmacy and Drugs Act.

1 The Scheduled Drugs Regulation (AR 66/2007) is

amended by this Regulation.

2 Sections 2(1)(

c) and 3(2)(

w) are repealed.

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Alberta Regulation 35/2012

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

ALBERTA PORK PRODUCERS' COMMISSION

AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 28, 2012

For information only: Made by the Alberta Pork Producers' Development

Corporation on January 26, 2012 pursuant to

section 26 of the Marketing of

Agricultural Products Act and approved by the Alberta Agricultural Products

Marketing Council on January 27, 2012 pursuant to

section 29 of the Marketing of

Agricultural Products Act.

1 The Alberta Pork Producers' Commission Regulation

(AR 285/96) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 1 is amended

(

a) by adding the following after clause (a):

(a.1) "approved swine identification" means swine

identification as approved by the Corporation;

(

b) by repealing clause (c.2);

(

c) by repealing clause (d);

(

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

(i.1) "premises" means a premises where one or more hogs

are produced or marketed, and includes all buildings

and land occupied or used in the production or

marketing of hogs;

(i.2) "premises identification account" means a unique

identifying account assigned by the Minister pursuant to

the Traceability Premises Identification Regulation

(AR 200/2008) under the Animal Health Act;

(i.3) "premises identification number" means a number

assigned by the Minister pursuant to the Traceability

Premises Identification Regulation (AR 200/2008)

under the Animal Health Act;

(

e) by adding the following after clause (k):

(k.1) "producer registration number" means the registration

number issued by the Corporation to a registered

producer;

Section 3(3) is amended by striking out "to determine

whether a licence should be granted." and substituting the

following:

(

a) to determine whether a licence should be granted, or

(

b) for the purposes of the traceability system established

pursuant to the Animal Health Act.

Section 5(

a) is amended by adding the following after

clause (i):

(i.1) any provision of a regulation respecting traceability under the

Animal Health Act,

(i.2)

section 37(1) of the Animal Health Act or

section 136 or 140

of the Traffic Safety Act in respect of the production for

inspection of records relating to the transportation of hogs,

Section 9 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Licence suspended, revoked, not renewed

9 The Corporation may suspend or revoke or refuse to renew any

licence if in the opinion of the Corporation the holder of the licence

or the applicant for renewal has failed to observe, perform or carry

out

(

a) the provisions of the Act, the Plan or any regulation or order

or direction of the Council or the Corporation,

(

b) the requirements of

section 37 of the Animal Health Act or

section 136 or 140 of the Traffic Safety Act in respect of the

production for inspection of records relating to the

transportation of hogs, or

(

c) any provision of a regulation under the Animal Health Act

dealing with traceability.

Section 12 is amended

(

a) by repealing subsection (1) and substituting the

following:

Hog information

12(1) A licence holder must maintain a complete and accurate

record of all matters relating to the activity authorized by the

licence, including any of the following records and documents

that are pertinent to the activity authorized by the licence:

(

a) hog sales records showing

(

i) the number of hogs sold and the approved swine

identification of each hog,

(ii) the date of the sale,

(iii) the name and licence number of the purchaser,

(iv) the premises identification number for the

premises at which the hogs were produced, and

(

v) an approved manifest or other approved hog

transport document containing all of the

information required by regulations respecting

traceability under the Animal Health Act;

(

b) hog purchase records showing

(

i) the number of hogs purchased and the approved

swine identification of each hog,

(ii) the name of the person from whom the hogs were

purchased,

(iii) the name and producer registration number of the

producer of the hogs,

(iv) the date of the purchase, and

(

v) the premises identification number for the

premises at which the hogs were produced;

(

c) transportation records, including manifests and bills of

lading under the Traffic Safety Act or other hog

transport documents required by regulations respecting

traceability under the Animal Health Act.

(

b) in subsection (2)

(

i) in clause (

b) by adding "and producer registration

number" after "name";

(ii) in clause (

c) by striking out "farm unit registration"

and substituting "premises identification";

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

(

d) the approved swine identification of each hog

slaughtered on that date;

(

e) copies of all documents respecting slaughtered

hogs required to be kept by a processor by

regulations respecting traceability under the

Animal Health Act.

Section 12.1 is repealed.

Section 14 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Producer registration numbers

14(1) A person who

(

a) is producing hogs or who intends to produce hogs, or

(

b) is producing and marketing hogs or intends to produce and

market hogs

must apply to the Corporation for a producer registration number if

the person does not hold an existing producer registration number.

(2) An application under subsection (1) must include the person's

premises identification number for each premises at which the

person produces or produces and markets or intends to produce or

produce and market hogs.

(3) An investor producer who markets or intends to market hogs

produced by another producer or producers must apply to the

Corporation for a producer registration number if the investor

producer does not hold an existing producer registration number.

(4) An application under subsection (3) must include the investor

producer's premises identification number for each premises at

which the investor producer produces or produces and markets or

intends to produce or produce and market hogs.

(5) An application under this

section must contain the information

specified by the Corporation that the Corporation considers

necessary for the purposes of the Plan, this Regulation and any other

regulation made under the Act in respect of the Corporation, and any

information required by regulations respecting traceability under the

Animal Health Act.

(6) On receipt of an application that meets the requirements of this

section, the Corporation shall allocate the appropriate producer

registration number.

(7) No fee is payable in respect of an application under this section.

(8) A person who is allocated a producer registration number under

this

section must forthwith notify the Corporation of any changes to

the producer registration information provided in the application

pursuant to which the producer registration number was allocated.

Section 15 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Prohibition re producer registration and premises

identification numbers

15(1) No person shall produce or market hogs unless the person has

been allocated

(

a) a premises identification account and premises identification

number issued by the Minister, and

(

b) a producer registration number and approved swine

identification issued by the Corporation.

(2) A producer who markets hogs shall, at the time of marketing,

provide to the person assembling, transporting, buying, processing or

receiving the hogs

(

a) the producer's registration number, the premises

identification account and premises identification number of

the premises at which the hogs were produced, and the

approved swine identification of the hogs, and

(

b) if the producer is an investor producer, the investor

producer's registration number and the premises

identification account and premises identification number of

the premises at which the hogs were produced, and the

approved swine identification of the hogs.

(3) A person shall not assemble, transport, buy, process or receive

hogs produced in Alberta unless

(

a) the hogs were produced and marketed by a person who has

been allocated the appropriate producer registration number,

premises identification account and premises identification

number and approved swine identification of the hogs, and

(

b) the appropriate producer registration number, premises

identification account and premises identification number

and approved swine identification of the hogs referred to in

subsection (2) are recorded by the person who assembles,

transports, buys, processes or receives the hogs.

Section 16(1) is repealed and the following is

substituted:

Confidentiality

16(1) The information obtained by the Corporation under sections

3(2) and (3) and 12 shall be held in confidence and used only for the

purposes of ensuring compliance with

(

a) this and other regulations made under the Act in respect of

the Plan,

(

b) the Animal Health Act and regulations made under that Act in

respect of matters relating to traceability,

(

c) the Traffic Safety Act and regulations made under that Act in

respect of the transportation of hogs, and

(

d) the Alberta Hog Order made under the Agricultural Products

Marketing Act (Canada).

Section 21 is repealed.

Section 22 is amended by striking out "September 30,

2012" and substituting "September 30, 2017".

Section 23 is repealed.

Schedule 1 is amended in item 7 by adding ", including a

full description of any location or premises where hogs will be raised

or kept for any period of time" after "place".

Schedule 2 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Schedule 2

A person who sells, transports, assembles, buys or slaughters a hog

must provide the information applicable to that activity required by

this

Schedule regarding the hogs sold, transported, assembled, bought

or slaughtered, as the case may be.

A. Information Required to be Provided by a Person who Sells

Hogs

1. Seller's Name:

2. Seller's Producer Registration Number and Premises Identification

Number of premises where the hogs were produced:

3. Is Seller the Producer of the hogs? Yes____ No____

4. If No,

(

a) name, address and Producer Registration Number of

Producer:

(

b) Premises Identification Number of Producer:

5. Date of sale:

6. Number of hogs sold:

7. Approved swine identification of hogs sold:

8. Purchaser's Name and Producer Registration Number:

9. Signature of Seller or Seller's authorized agent and certification

that the information provided is true and correct:

B. Information Required to be Provided by a Person who

Transports Hogs

1. Transporter's Name:

2. Transporter's Licence Number:

3. Truck Licence Number:

4. Date hogs were transported:

5. Location and Premises Identification Number where hogs were

picked up:

6. Location and Premises Identification Number where hogs were

delivered:

7. Name of Producer of the hogs:

8. Producer Registration Number of Producer of the hogs:

9. Approved swine identification of hogs:

10. Number of hogs picked up:

11. Signature of Transporter or Transporter's authorized agent and

certification that the information provided is true

and correct:

C. Information Required to be Provided by an Assembler

1. Assembler's Name:

2. Assembler's Licence Number:

3. Date hogs were assembled:

4. Approved swine identification of hogs:

5. Name of Producer of assembled hogs:

6. Producer Registration Number of Producer:

7. Number of hogs assembled and Premises Identification Number of

each premises from which the hogs were obtained:

8. Date the hogs left the Assembler's possession:

9. The person to whom the hogs were delivered and the Premises

Identification Number of the location to which the hogs

were delivered:

10. Signature of Assembler or Assembler's authorized agent and

certification that the information provided is true

and correct:

D. Information to be Provided by a Person who Buys Hogs

1. Buyer's Name:

2. Buyer's Licence Number:

3. Date hogs were bought:

4. Name of Producer of hogs:

5. Producer Registration Number and Premises Identification Number

of Producer of hogs:

6. Approved swine identification of hogs:

7. Is Buyer a Processor? Yes_______ No_______

8. If No, name and address of person to whom the Buyer delivered

the hogs:

9. Signature of Buyer or Buyer's authorized agent and certification

that the information provided is true

and correct:

E. Information to be Provided by a Person who Slaughters

Hogs

1. Processor's Name:

2. Processor's Address:

3. Name, Premises Identification Number and Producer Registration

Number of Producer that produced the slaughtered hogs:

4. Approved swine identification of the slaughtered hogs:

5. Date the hogs were delivered to the Processor:

6. Date the hogs were slaughtered:

7. Signature of Processor or Processor's authorized agent

and certification that the information provided is true

and correct:

Schedule 4 is amended

(

a) in item 2 by adding "and Producer Registration Number"

after "Name";

(

b) in item 3 by striking out "Farm Unit Registration" and

substituting "Premises Identification";

(

c) in item 5 by adding "and approved swine identification of

hogs" after "purchased".

Schedule 5 is amended by striking out item 2 and

substituting the following:

2. The Premises Identification Number of the premises where the hogs

were produced is (insert Premises Identification Number) .

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Alberta Regulation 36/2012

Government Organization Act

TRANSPORTATION GRANTS AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 29, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 073/2012)

on February 28, 2012 pursuant to

section 13 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Transportation Grants Regulation (AR 79/2003) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 11 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2012"

and substituting "March 31, 2017".

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Alberta Regulation 37/2012

Government Organization Act

BOILERS DELEGATED ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 29, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 074/2012)

on February 28, 2012 pursuant to

Schedule 10 of the Government Organization Act.

1 The Boilers Delegated Administration Regulation

(AR 32/2002) is amended by this Regulation.

Section 10 is amended by striking out "March 30, 2012"

and substituting "March 30, 2017".

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Alberta Regulation 38/2012

Municipal Government Act

CAPITAL REGION BOARD REGULATION

Filed: February 29, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 075/2012)

on February 28, 2012 pursuant to

section 603 of the Municipal Government Act.

Definitions

Part 1

Capital Region Board

2 Establishment of Board

3 Mandate of Board

4 Chair of Board

5 Voting rights of representatives

6 Powers and duties of Board

7 Delegation

8 Bylaws

9 Annual report of Board

Part 2

Preparation of Capital Region

Growth Plan

10 Preparation of Plan

11 Objectives of Plan

12 Contents of Plan

13 Approval of Plan

14 Effective date of Plan

Part 3

Effect of Capital Region Growth Plan

15 Application of

Part

16 Limitation of Plan

17 Actions must conform with Plan

18 Plan prevails

19 Conformity with Plan

Part 4

Approval of Statutory Plans

20 Application of

Part

21 Regional Evaluation Framework

22 Approval of statutory plans

Part 5

General Matters

23 Effect of Regulation on existing statutory plans

24 Information must be provided

25 Dispute resolution

26 Matters before the Municipal Government Board

27 Limitation of actions

28 No remedy

29 Proceedings barred

30 No expropriation or injurious affection

31 Regulation prevails

32 Ministerial orders

33 Expiry

34 Coming into force

Schedule

Definitions

1 In this Regulation,

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

(b) "Capital Region" means the lands lying within the

boundaries of the participating municipalities;

established by

section 2;

(d) "Capital Region Growth Plan" means an integrated growth

management plan for the Capital Region, including any

amendments to that plan, approved by the Minister under

section 13;

(e) "Framework" means the Regional Evaluation Framework,

including any amendments to the Framework, established by

the Minister under

section 21;

(f) "Minister" means the Minister responsible for the Act;

(g) "municipal agreement" means an agreement entered into by a

participating municipality;

(h) "participating municipality" means a municipality listed in

the Schedule;

(i) "representative" means a representative on the Capital

Region Board;

(j) "statutory plan" means

(

i) a statutory plan as defined in

section 616(dd) of the Act,

(ii) an amendment to a statutory plan referred to in

subclause (i).

Part 1

Capital Region Board

Establishment of Board

2(1) The Capital Region Board is established.

(2) The Capital Region Board is a corporation consisting of

(

a) the participating municipalities, as represented by the persons

appointed by the participating municipalities under

subsection (3) or designated by subsection (5),

(

b) the persons appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council

under subsection (7), and

(

c) if applicable, the interim chair appointed under

section 4(2).

(3) Each participating municipality shall appoint

(

a) a person to represent the participating municipality on the

Capital Region Board, and

(

b) a person to act in the representative's place in the event of the

representative's temporary absence or temporary inability to

act.

(4) A representative appointed under subsection (3) must be a

councillor of the participating municipality that appointed that

representative.

(5) Until a participating municipality appoints a representative under

subsection (3), the chief elected official of the participating

municipality is designated as that municipality's representative.

(6) If the representative of a participating municipality that is a town

or village is unable to attend a meeting of the Capital Region Board,

the Capital Region Board, on the request of the participating

municipality, shall provide for an alternative method of representation

for the participating municipality at that meeting.

(7) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may appoint one or more

persons to represent the Government of Alberta on the Capital Region

Board, but those persons do not have voting rights.

Mandate of Board

3 The Capital Region Board shall

(

a) prepare a proposed Capital Region Growth Plan in

accordance with

Part 2,

(

b) advise and make recommendations to the Minister regarding

the preparation and implementation of the Capital Region

Growth Plan,

(

c) facilitate the resolution of issues arising from the preparation

and implementation of the Capital Region Growth Plan,

(

d) implement policies for the sharing of costs among the

participating municipalities for regional projects of the

Capital Region, and

(

e) carry out any other functions and duties as the Minister

directs.

Chair of Board

4(1) The representatives appointed under

section 2(3) or designated

section 2(5) shall elect from among themselves a chair of the

Capital Region Board, whose term expires on the date the chair's

current term as a councillor expires.

(2) Despite subsection (1), the Minister may by order appoint an

interim chair of the Capital Region Board for a term specified by the

Minister.

(3) If the Minister appoints an interim chair, the term of the chair

elected under subsection (1) commences on the day after the day the

interim chair's term expires.

(4) The interim chair does not have voting rights.

Voting rights of representatives

5(1) Subject to sections 2(7) and 4(4), each representative has one

vote.

(2) If a decision of the Capital Region Board is to be made by a vote,

the decision must be supported by not fewer than 17 representatives

from participating municipalities that collectively have at least 75% of

the population in the Capital Region.

(3) Subject to

section 2(6), if a representative is not present when a

vote of the Capital Region Board is taken, or abstains from voting, the

representative is deemed to have voted in the affirmative.

Powers and duties of Board

6(1)

Section 602.08 and Divisions 3 and 4 of

Part 15.1 of the Act

apply with any necessary modifications in respect of the Capital

Region Board as if it were a regional services commission.

(2) Divisions 3 and 4 of

Part 15.1 of the Act apply with any necessary

modifications in respect of the representatives appointed under

section

2(3) or designated by

section 2(5) as if those representatives were

directors of a regional services commission.

(3) The Capital Region Board is deemed to be a regional services

commission for the purposes of

(

a) the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act,

and

(

b) the Alberta Capital Finance Authority Act.

Delegation

7(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Capital Region Board may delegate

any of its powers, duties or functions under this Regulation to another

person.

(2) The Capital Region Board may not delegate

(

a) the power to make bylaws;

(

b) the power to borrow money;

(

c) the power to adopt budgets;

(

d) the power to approve financial statements.

Bylaws

8(1) The Capital Region Board may make bylaws respecting its

conduct and affairs, including, without limitation, rules and procedures

for dealing with matters before the Capital Region Board.

(2) A bylaw made under subsection (1) does not come into force until

it has been approved by the Minister.

(3) The Regulations Act does not apply to a bylaw made under

subsection (1).

Annual report of Board

9(1) The Capital Region Board shall submit a report before May 1 of

each year to the Minister summarizing its activities during the

preceding calendar year.

(2) On receiving the report under subsection (1), the Minister shall lay

a copy of it before the Legislative Assembly if it is then sitting or, if it

is not then sitting, within 15 days after the commencement of the next

sitting.

Part 2

Preparation of Capital Region

Growth Plan

Preparation of Plan

10 The Capital Region Board shall, within the time and in the form

and manner specified by the Minister, prepare and submit to the

Minister a proposed Capital Region Growth Plan.

Objectives of Plan

11 The objectives of the Capital Region Growth Plan are

(

a) to promote an integrated and strategic approach to planning

for future growth in the Capital Region;

(

b) to identify the overall development pattern and key future

infrastructure investments that would

(

i) best complement existing infrastructure, services and

land uses in the Capital Region, and

(ii) maximize benefits to the Capital Region;

(

c) to co-ordinate decisions in the Capital Region to sustain

economic growth and ensure strong communities and a

healthy environment.

Contents of Plan

12(1) Except as otherwise specified by the Minister, a proposed

Capital Region Growth Plan must contain the following:

(

a) a comprehensive, integrated regional land use plan for the

Capital Region that includes the following:

(

i) population and employment projections;

(ii) the identification of

(

A) priority growth areas,

(

B) land supply for residential, commercial and

industrial purposes,

(

C) agricultural lands,

(

D) buffer areas,

(

E) density of development, and

(

F) the development and location of infrastructure;

(iii) the identification of corridors for recreation,

transportation, utilities and intermunicipal transit;

(iv) policies regarding environmentally sensitive areas;

(

v) policies for the co-ordination of planning and

development among the participating municipalities;

(vi) specific actions to be taken by the participating

municipalities to implement the land use plan;

(

b) a regional intermunicipal transit network plan for the Capital

Region that includes the following:

(

i) the decision-making process to approve the regional

intermunicipal transit network;

(ii) procedures for implementing the delivery of regional

intermunicipal transit services;

(iii) provision for special transit services for persons with

disabilities;

(iv) methods for reviewing and monitoring the regional

intermunicipal transit network plan;

(

c) a plan to co-ordinate geographic information services for the

Capital Region that includes the following:

(

i) the protocols and the methods for collecting, storing and

accessing data;

(ii) the protocols and the methods for compiling and

analyzing information;

(iii) standardized terminology and standards for mapping

capabilities for the participating municipalities;

(

d) a plan regarding social and market affordable housing

requirements for the Capital Region that includes

recommendations with respect to the following:

(

i) the general location of social housing;

(ii) options to increase market affordable housing.

(2) In preparing a proposed Capital Region Growth Plan, the Capital

Region Board may also have regard to any matter relating to the

physical, social or economic development of the Capital Region.

Approval of Plan

13(1) On receiving a proposed Capital Region Growth Plan from the

Capital Region Board, the Minister may by order approve it or reject it.

(2) If the Minister rejects the proposed Capital Region Growth Plan,

the Minister may return it to the Capital Region Board with

suggestions for changes and directions on how to proceed.

(3) The Capital Region Growth Plan is not a regulation within the

meaning of the Regulations Act.

Effective date of Plan

14 The Capital Region Growth Plan takes effect on the date specified

by the Minister.

Part 3

Effect of Capital Region Growth Plan

Application of

Part

15 This Part applies only after the Capital Region Growth Plan takes

effect.

Limitation of Plan

16 Despite anything to the contrary in this Regulation, the Capital

Region Growth Plan is of no effect to the extent it directs the

Government of Alberta to expend funds, to commit to funding

arrangements or to undertake particular actions or adopt particular

policies or programs.

Actions must conform with Plan

17(1) Despite any other enactment, no participating municipality shall

take any of the following actions that conflict with the Capital Region

Growth Plan:

(

a) undertake a public work, improvement, structure or other

thing;

(

b) adopt a statutory plan;

(

c) make a bylaw or pass a resolution;

(

d) enter into a municipal agreement.

(2) If the Capital Region Board finds that a participating municipality

has taken an action described in subsection (1)(

a) that conflicts with

the Capital Region Growth Plan, the Capital Region Board may, by

written notice to the participating municipality, order the participating

municipality to stop the action within the time set out in the notice.

(3) If the participating municipality fails or refuses to comply with a

notice under subsection (2), the Capital Region Board may apply to the

Court of Queen's Bench for an injunction or other order.

(4) The Court of Queen's Bench may grant or refuse the injunction or

other order or may make any order that in the opinion of the Court is

just in the circumstances.

Plan prevails

18 Despite any other enactment, the Capital Region Growth Plan

prevails in the event of a conflict between the Capital Region Growth

Plan and a statutory plan, bylaw, resolution or municipal agreement of

a participating municipality.

Conformity with Plan

19(1) The council of a participating municipality shall amend every

statutory plan and bylaw as necessary to conform with the Capital

Region Growth Plan no later than the date specified by the Minister.

(2) If the council of a participating municipality fails to amend a

statutory plan or bylaw in accordance with subsection (1), the statutory

plan or bylaw is deemed to be invalid to the extent that it conflicts with

the Capital Region Growth Plan.

(3) The Minister may, in respect of a municipal agreement entered

into by a participating municipality that conflicts with the Capital

Region Growth Plan, require the council of the participating

municipality, to the extent possible under the terms of the municipal

agreement,

(

a) to amend the municipal agreement so that it conforms to the

Capital Region Growth Plan, or

(

b) to terminate the municipal agreement.

(4) If the council of a participating municipality fails to amend or

terminate a municipal agreement when required to do so by the

Minister under subsection (3), the municipal agreement is deemed to

be invalid to the extent that it conflicts with the Capital Region Growth

Plan.

(5) This

section applies only to statutory plans adopted, bylaws made

and municipal agreements entered into after April 15, 2008.

Part 4

Approval of Statutory Plans

Application of

Part

20 This Part applies to statutory plans only after a Regional

Evaluation Framework is established by the Minister under

section 21.

Regional Evaluation Framework

21(1) The Minister may by order establish a Regional Evaluation

Framework containing

(

a) criteria to be used to determine whether a statutory plan must

be submitted for approval under

section 22(1),

(

b) procedures for submitting statutory plans for approval under

section 22(1), and

(

c) the criteria and procedures to be followed by the Capital

Region Board in evaluating and approving statutory plans.

(2) If the Minister establishes a Framework, the Minister shall provide

a copy of it to each participating municipality.

(3) The Framework is not a regulation within the meaning of the

Regulations Act.

Approval of statutory plans

22(1) Statutory plans to be adopted by a participating municipality

that meet the criteria set out in the Framework must be submitted to the

Capital Region Board for approval.

(2) The Capital Region Board may, in accordance with the

Framework, approve or reject a statutory plan.

(3) A statutory plan referred to in subsection (1) has no effect unless it

is approved by the Capital Region Board under subsection (2).

(4) Except as provided in the Framework, a participating municipality

has no right to a hearing before the Capital Region Board in respect of

its approval or rejection of a statutory plan.

(5) A decision of the Capital Region Board under this

section is final

and not subject to appeal.

(6) This

section applies only to statutory plans to be adopted by a

participating municipality after the establishment of the Framework.

Part 5

General Matters

Effect of Regulation on existing statutory plans

23 For greater certainty, except as provided in Parts 3 and 4 of this

Regulation and

Part 17 of the Act, all statutory plans of a participating

municipality that were in effect on April 15, 2008 and have not been

repealed before the coming into force of this Regulation remain in full

force and effect.

Information must be provided

24(1) The chief elected official of a participating municipality shall,

when required in writing by the Capital Region Board to do so, provide

the Capital Region Board with information about the participating

municipality that the Capital Region Board requires.

(2) A person who contravenes subsection (1) is guilty of an offence

and liable to a fine of $10 000 or to imprisonment for a term of not

more than one year, or to both a fine and imprisonment.

Dispute resolution

25(1) A participating municipality may make a complaint in writing

to the Capital Region Board if the participating municipality is of the

view that there has been a breach of process, improper administration

or discriminatory treatment by the Capital Region Board.

(2) On receipt of a complaint under subsection (1), the Capital Region

Board shall attempt to resolve the complaint informally with the

participating municipality.

(3) If a complaint cannot be resolved under subsection (2), the Capital

Region Board may refer the matter to mediation.

(4) If the parties are not able to resolve the matter through mediation,

the Capital Region Board may refer the matter to arbitration under the

Arbitration Act.

Matters before the Municipal Government Board

26(1) If under the Act

(

a) a matter relating to land within the Capital Region is

appealed to the Municipal Government Board, or

(

b) the Municipal Government Board is considering an

application for an annexation involving 2 or more

participating municipalities,

the Minister may by order direct the Municipal Government Board to

defer its consideration of the matter.

(2) When the Minister makes an order under subsection (1), all steps

in the appeal or application, as the case may be, are stayed as of the

date of the order until the Minister gives notice to the Municipal

Government Board that the appeal or application may be continued.

(3) This

section applies to an appeal or application commenced after

April 15, 2008.

Limitation of actions

27 No cause of action arises as a result of

(

a) the enactment of this Regulation,

(

b) the making of an order under this Regulation, or

(

c) anything done or omitted to be done in accordance with this

Regulation.

No remedy

28 No costs, compensation or damages are owing or payable to any

person, and no remedy, including in contract, restitution or trust, is

available to any person in connection with anything referred to in

section 27.

Proceedings barred

29 No proceedings, including any proceedings in contract, restitution

or trust, that are based on anything referred to in

section 27 may be

brought or maintained against any person.

No expropriation or injurious affection

30 Nothing done or omitted to be done in accordance with this

Regulation or an order made under it constitutes an expropriation or

injurious affection for the purposes of the Expropriation Act or

otherwise.

Regulation prevails

31 In the event of a conflict between this Regulation and any other

enactment, other than the Act, this Regulation prevails.

Ministerial orders

32(1) In addition to any other orders the Minister may make under

this Regulation, the Minister may make any one or more of the

following orders:

(

a) an order providing for transitional matters related to the

coming into force of this Regulation;

(

b) an order respecting the requisition of operating and capital

costs of the Capital Region Board;

(

c) an order respecting the management, duties and functions of

the Capital Region Board;

(

d) an order respecting the records to be kept by the Capital

Region Board and the manner in which they are to be kept

and respecting which reports are to be submitted to the

Minister;

(

e) an order providing for any other matter that the Minister

considers necessary for carrying out the purposes of this

Regulation.

(2) In addition to the orders the Minister may make under subsection

(1), the Minister may by order take any action that the Capital Region

Board may or must take under this Regulation.

(3) If there is a conflict between an order made by the Minister under

subsection (2) and an action taken by the Capital Region Board, the

Minister's order prevails.

(4) The Regulations Act does not apply to an order made under this

Regulation.

Expiry

33 This Regulation is made in accordance with

section 603(1) of the

Act and is subject to repeal in accordance with

section 603(2) of the

Act.

Coming into force

34 This Regulation comes into force on April 1, 2012.

Schedule

Participating Municipalities

(

a) Town of Beaumont;

(

b) Town of Bon Accord;

(

c) Town of Bruderheim;

(

d) Town of Calmar;

(

e) Town of Devon;

(

f) City of Edmonton;

(

g) City of Fort Saskatchewan;

(

h) Town of Gibbons;

(

i) Lamont County;

(

j) Town of Lamont;

(

k) City of Leduc;

(

l) Leduc County;

(

m) Town of Legal;

(

n) Town of Morinville;

(

o) Parkland County;

(

p) Town of Redwater;

(

q) City of St. Albert;

(

r) City of Spruce Grove;

(

s) Town of Stony Plain;

(

t) Strathcona County;

(

u) Sturgeon County;

(

v) Village of Thorsby;

(

w) Village of Wabamun;

(

x) Village of Warburg.

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Alberta Regulation 39/2012

Safety Codes Act

CERTIFICATION AND PERMIT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 29, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 076/2012)

on February 28, 2012 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Certification and Permit Regulation (AR 295/2009) is

amended by this Regulation.

Section 2 is amended by striking out "certifications of

competencies" and substituting "certificates of competency".

Section 4 is repealed and the following is substituted:

Master electrician

4(1) The Administrator may issue a master electrician certificate of

competency to an applicant who

(

a) holds a trade certificate as defined in

section 1(o)(

i) or (ii) of

the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act in the trade of

electrician,

(

b) has, in the 5 years preceding the application,

(

i) worked a minimum of 3 years in the electrical industry

under a trade certificate referred to in clause (a), or

(ii) been actively engaged in electrical contracting for a

minimum of 3 years under a restricted master electrician

certificate,

(

c) has paid the appropriate fee, and

(

d) has attained a mark of at least 75% in a master electrician

examination approved by the Administrator.

(2) The Administrator may issue a master electrician certificate of

competency to an applicant who

(

a) satisfies the Administrator that the applicant holds a

certificate that was issued in a jurisdiction other than Alberta

and that is substantively equivalent to a master electrician

certificate of competency,

(

b) has paid the appropriate fee, and

(

c) has attained a mark of at least 75% in an examination

approved by the Administrator respecting the legislation

applicable to electricians in Alberta.

(3) An examination fee may be refunded if, for any reason

satisfactory to the Administrator, a person is unable to take the

examination after having paid the examination fee.

(4) The Administrator may renew a master electrician certificate of

competency issued under subsection (1) or (2) if the holder of the

certificate

(

a) has paid the appropriate fee, and

(

b) has completed, to the satisfaction of the Administrator, any

code update training that the Administrator requires the

holder to complete.

(5) The Administrator may, in a master electrician certificate of

competency issued under subsection (2), specify that the maximum

voltage between conductors and the maximum capacity of the

electrical systems for which the holder of the certificate may obtain a

permit are the same as the maximums that are authorized by the

certificate referred to in subsection (2)(a).

(6) The term of a master electrician certificate of competency issued

or renewed under this

section is one year from the date of the

issuance or renewal unless the Administrator specifies a longer term.

Section 5 is amended by adding the following after

subsection (3):

(3.1) The term of a certificate renewed under this

section is one year

from the date of the renewal unless the Administrator specifies a

longer term.

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Alberta Regulation 40/2012

Safety Codes Act

PERMIT AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 29, 2012

For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 077/2012)

on February 28, 2012 pursuant to

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

1 The Permit Regulation (AR 204/2007) is amended by this

Regulation.

Section 1(1) is amended

(

a) by repealing clause (

d) and substituting the

following:

(d) "Alberta Electrical Utility Code" means the Alberta

Electrical Utility Code declared in force by the

Electrical Code Regulation (AR 209/2006);

(

b) by repealing clause (

f) and substituting the

following:

(f) "Electrical Code" means the Canadian Electrical Code,

Part I, declared in force by the Electrical Code

Regulation (AR 209/2006);

Alberta Regulation 41/2012

Alberta Housing Act

LODGE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM AMENDMENT REGULATION

Filed: February 29, 2012

For information only: Made by the Minister of Seniors (M.O. 003/2012) on February

23, 2012 pursuant to

section 34 of the Alberta Housing Act.

1 The Lodge Assistance Program Regulation (AR 406/94)

is amended by this Regulation.

Section 5 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2012" and

substituting "March 31, 2017".

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ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS AUTHORIZATION

AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 26 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products

section 26 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act.

Section 2(b), (

Section 4 is amended by striking out "February 28, 2020"

ALBERTA LAMB PRODUCERS AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 26 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act and approved by

section 29 of the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act.

Section 1(1) is amended by adding the following after

(AR 263/2001);

Section 6(2) is amended

Section 12 is repealed.

Section 15 is amended by striking out "February 28, 2012"

ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS ACT GENERAL

AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 32 of the Electronic Transactions Act.

Section 4 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2012" and

SENATORIAL SELECTION FEES AND EXPENSES REGULATION

section 29 of the Senatorial Selection Act.

section 9.1.

CAPITAL REGION ASSESSMENT SERVICES COMMISSION

AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 602.02 of the Municipal Government Act.

Schedule is amended by adding the following after

ELEVATING DEVICES, PASSENGER ROPEWAYS AND

AMUSEMENT RIDES PERMIT REGULATION

section 65 of the Safety Codes Act.

Table of Contents

Definitions

Definitions

Schedule to the Authorized Accredited Agencies

Schedule 10 to the Government Organization Act who has

section 2 of that

Schedule with the powers of a safety codes officer under the

section 4, an application

section 4 and include a copy of a safety inspection report if

section 8(1)(

Coming into force

INFRASTRUCTURE GRANTS AMENDMENT REGULATION

section 13 of the Government Organization Act.

Section 11 is amended by striking out "March 31, 2012"

LAPP (ADDITIONAL EMPLOYERS, 2012) AMENDMENT REGULATION

Schedule 1,

section 4 of the Public Sector Pension

Part 1 of

Schedule 2 is amended

MISCELLANEOUS CORRECTIONS AND REPEAL REGULATION

section 10 of the Regulations Act.

section 6.2

section 6.3.

section 22 by renumbering the

section 1 by striking out "Finance and Enterprise"

section 2(2)(d);

Schedule 1

section 1;

section 3(1) and

(AR 149/90),

section 112(1) and (3);

(AR 361/91),

section 43(2);

Schedule 1,

Part 1, sections 3(d), 10(c), 15(1), (4), (6) and (7) and

Schedule 4,

section 2.4(3);

Schedule

section 13(1)(d);

(AR 112/97),

section 2;

section 2(2)(

section 4(e);

Schedule 1,

Schedule 5,

section 6;

Schedule 1, Form 8;

section 3(2);

section 8(2) and (3);

section 16(2)(e);

(AR 196/2001),