Special Accounts Appropriation and Control Act 2014

B.C. Reg. 79/2016

British Columbia — Consolidated Statutes

Special Accounts Appropriation and Control Act 2014

B.C. Reg. 79/2016

British Columbia — Consolidated Statutes

261/2014

O.C. 739/2014

December 22, 2014

Special Accounts Appropriation and Control Act

Prescribed Class of Persons and Payment Amount Determination Regulation

[includes amendments up to B.C. Reg. 79/2016, March 16, 2016]

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Definitions

In this regulation:

Act means the Special

Accounts Appropriation and Control Act ;

adoption director means a director under the Adoption Act ;

director means a director under the Child, Family and Community Service

Act .

Prescribed class of persons

For the purposes of

section 9.4 (6) (a) (

i) of the Act, a person who meets the

following requirements is in a prescribed class of persons:

the person is born on or after January 1, 2006;

the person is 17 years of age or older but under 36 years of

age;

one or more of the following applies to the person while the person is or

was a child or youth, as applicable, over a period of at least 12

months:

the person was subject to a custody order under

Part 3 of the

Child, Family and Community Service

Act that placed the person in the custody of a

director;

a director was the personal guardian of the person under

section 51 of

the Infants Act ;

iii

an adoption director was the guardian of the person under

section 24

or 75 of the Adoption

Act ;

the person was subject to an order made under

Part 3 of the Child, Family and Community Service Act

that placed the person in the custody of someone other than the person's

parent, under the director's supervision;

the person was a party to an agreement made under

section 12.2 of the

Child, Family and Community Service

Act .

[am. B.C. Reg. 79/2016, Sch. 2, s. 1.]

Determination of amount to be paid to designated

person

For the purposes of

section 9.4 (6) (

a) of the Act, between January 1,

2016 and March 30, 2016 the amount to be paid to a designated person is to be

determined once by multiplying

$1 200, and

the total of

the number of children who reached the age of 6, 7, 8 or 9 years in

2015 and who were subject, in that year, to a custody order under

Part 3

of the Child, Family and Community Service

Act that placed the child in the custody of

a director,

the number of children who reached the age of 6, 7, 8 or 9 years in

2015 and for whom, in that year, a director was the personal guardian

under

section 51 of the Infants Act , and

iii

the number of children who reached the age of 6, 7, 8 or 9 years in

2015 and for whom, in that year, an adoption director was the guardian

under

section 24 or 75 of the Adoption Act .

For the purposes of

section 9.4 (6) (

a) of the Act, after January 1, 2017

the amount to be paid to a designated person is to be determined on an annual

basis by multiplying

$1 200, and

the total of

the number of children who reached the age of 6 years in the

immediately preceding calendar year and who, in that year, were subject

to a custody order under

Part 3 of the Child, Family and Community Service

Act that placed the child in the custody of a

director,

the number of children who reached the age of 6 years in the

immediately preceding calendar year and for whom, in that year, a

director was the personal guardian under

section 51 of the Infants Act ,

and

iii

the number of children who reached the age of 6 years in the

immediately preceding calendar year and for whom, in that year, an

adoption director was the guardian under

section 24 or 75 of the

Adoption

Act .

[am. B. C. Reg. 79/2016, Sch. 2, s. 2.]

[Provisions relevant to the enactment of this regulation: Special Accounts Appropriation and Control Act ,

R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 436,

section 9.4]

Document details

CollectionBritish Columbia — Consolidated Statutes
CitationB.C. Reg. 79/2016
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Volume / chapterstatreg 261 2014
Languageen
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