Alberta Gazette — 15 March 2007 (Part II)
15 March 2007
Alberta — Gazette
Alberta Regulation 24/2007
Marketing of Agricultural Products Act
HOG REGISTRATION, LICENSING AND UNIVERSAL SERVICE
CHARGE AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 27, 2007
For information only: Made by the Alberta Pork Producers Development
Corporation on February 14, 2007 pursuant to
section 26 of the Marketing of
Agricultural Products Act and approved by the Agricultural Products Marketing
Council.
1 The Hog Registration, Licensing and Universal Service
Charge Regulation (AR 285/96) is amended by this
Regulation.
Section 22 is amended by striking out "February 28, 2007"
and substituting "September 30, 2012".
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Alberta Regulation 25/2007
Municipal Government Act
CAPITAL REGION ASSESSMENT SERVICES COMMISSION
AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 51/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 602.2 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 (e):
(e.1) Village of Itaska Beach
Alberta Regulation 26/2007
Ambulance Services Act
CONFIDENTIALITY AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 52/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 37 of the Ambulance Services Act.
1 The Confidentiality Regulation (AR 38/99) is amended by
this Regulation.
Section 10 is amended by striking out "April 30, 2007" and
substituting "April 30, 2010".
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Alberta Regulation 27/2007
Hospitals Act
HOSPITALS FOUNDATION REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 53/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 60 of the Hospitals Act.
Table of Contents
Definitions
2 Transfer of property to Foundation
3 Winding-up of Foundation
4 Repeal
5 Expiry
Definitions
1 In this Regulation,
(a) "Act" means the Hospitals Act;
(b) "board" has the same meaning as "board" in
section 48(
a) of
the Act;
(c) "directive" means the instrument issued under
section 2(6);
(d) "Foundation" means a foundation established under
Part 4 of
the Hospitals Act.
Transfer of property to Foundation
2(1) After taking all reasonable steps to ensure that existing trust
conditions, if any, will be complied with, a board may transfer to a
Foundation any property received by the board by means of bequest,
donation or other gift.
(2) Subject to any directive, a board may make repayable advances to
a Foundation.
(3) Subject to any directive, a board may provide a non-monetary
subsidy to a Foundation if the board expects to receive benefits from
the Foundation that exceed the value of the subsidy.
(4) If a board provides a non-monetary subsidy under subsection (3), it
shall advise the Foundation of the value of the subsidy within 21 days
after the end of the board's fiscal year.
(5) A board may transfer any property to the Foundation under
circumstances not covered by any other subsection of this
section if the
board receives fair value in exchange for the transfer of property.
(6) The Minister may issue to a board a directive in the form of a
written policy, rule, direction or guideline for the purposes of
subsection (2) or (3).
Winding-up of Foundation
3(1) The Minister may order that a Foundation be wound up in any of
the following circumstances:
(
a) on the request of the Foundation or the board that established
the Foundation;
(
b) if the Foundation contravenes the Act or the regulations or an
order or directive of the Minister;
(
c) if the Minister is satisfied that the Foundation is inactive;
(
d) if the Minister is satisfied that the Foundation is not carrying
out its objects;
(
e) if the board ceases to exist.
(2) A Foundation may not be wound up except by an order of the
Minister under subsection (1).
(3) If the Minister orders that a Foundation be wound up,
(
a) the Minister must, subject to
section 59 of the Act and to
subsection (4), take such measures as the Minister considers
necessary to give effect to the order and, for that purpose, has
all the power and authority to act as if the Minister were the
Foundation, and
(
b) the board may not exercise any of its powers or authority
except under the direction of the Minister.
(4) If a Foundation is wound up, after applying
section 59 of the Act,
the balance of the property of the Foundation must be transferred
(
a) to a successor foundation if, in the Minister's opinion, there
is one,
(
b) if, in the Minister's opinion, there is no successor foundation,
to the board for the benefit of any facilities or programs
formerly benefited by the Foundation, or
(
c) if, in the Minister's opinion, there is no successor foundation
and either there are no facilities or programs referred to in
clause (
b) or the board no longer exists or is no longer
functioning, to another person in Alberta who is a qualified
donee within the meaning of the Income Tax Act (Canada)
and who has objects or purposes that are similar to the
objects or purposes of the Foundation being wound-up, as
determined by the Minister.
Repeal
4 The Hospital Foundations Regulation (AR 319/84) is repealed.
Expiry
5 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for
ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be
repassed in its present or an amended form following a review, this
Regulation expires on March 31, 2015.
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Alberta Regulation 28/2007
Regional Health Authorities Act
REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES FOUNDATIONS REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 54/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 23 of the Regional Health Authorities Act.
Table of Contents
Definitions
2 Establishing regional foundations
3 Foundation bylaws
4 Board members
5 Term of office
6 Board chair
7 Board of University Hospitals Foundation
8 Eligibility
9 University Hospitals Foundation eligibility
10 Corporate status
11 Powers and duties
12 Operational bylaws
13 Fiscal year
14 Meetings
15 Remuneration
16 Reports
17 Transfer of property
18 Winding-up
19 Amendments of existing bylaws
20 Repeal
21 Expiry
Definitions
1 In this Regulation,
(a) "Act" means the Regional Health Authorities Act;
(b) "board" means the board of a foundation;
(c) "continued foundation" means a foundation that was
continued by the Regional Health Authorities Foundations
Regulation (AR 16/95);
(d) "foundation" means a continued foundation and a regional
foundation and in
section 2(1)(
d) includes a foundation
established under
Part 4 of the Hospitals Act and a
foundation exempted under
section 58 of the Hospitals Act;
(e) "regional foundation" means a non-profit corporate body
established pursuant to the bylaws submitted to the Minister
by a relevant regional health authority to act in a fundraising
capacity;
(f) "relevant regional health authority" means the regional health
authority or authorities that proposed the establishment of a
foundation or the regional health authority or authorities that
receive funds from a foundation.
Establishing regional foundations
2(1) A regional health authority may, either individually or with one
or more regional health authorities, submit bylaws to the Minister to
establish a regional foundation for any or all of the following purposes:
(
a) to raise funds to benefit the health region or health regions
generally;
(
b) to raise funds to benefit a specific health facility or facilities
located or to be located in the health region or health regions;
(
c) to raise funds to benefit a specific health program or
programs operated or to be operated by the regional health
authority or health authorities;
(
d) to raise funds to benefit 2 or more foundations.
(2) A regional health authority shall not participate in the
establishment of a regional foundation except in accordance with this
Regulation and may not incorporate or participate in the incorporation
of an organization to be used for the purposes of raising funds, other
than a regional foundation.
(3) A foundation is established when the Minister approves, under
section 3(5), the bylaws establishing the foundation.
(4) If there is a conflict between the bylaws and the Act, a regulation
under the Act or an enactment that is made applicable by a regulation
under the Act, then the Act, regulation or enactment prevails.
Foundation bylaws
3(1) Bylaws submitted under
section 2 to establish a foundation must
contain the following provisions:
(
a) the name of the foundation;
(
b) if there is more than one relevant regional health authority,
the name of each and the specific manner in which the
relevant regional health authorities are to execute their
powers and duties under this Regulation;
(
c) the purposes for which the foundation is established;
(
d) subject to
section 4(1), the number of voting members on the
foundation's board set out as being within a range of
numbers or up to a maximum number;
(
e) the qualifications and other eligibility requirements for
becoming and remaining a member of the board;
(
f) the requirement for the establishment of a process by which
the foundation consults annually with the regional health
authority or authorities respecting specific purposes and
effects of fundraising, approved by the board;
(
g) the requirement for the establishment of the business
operating rules respecting accumulation and disbursement of
annual surpluses, approved by the board;
(
h) the requirement for annual approval by the board of any
fundraising and financial plans;
(
i) the requirement for the establishment and maintenance of
effective internal controls and procedures, including
borrowing and investing practices, approved by the board.
(2) If a relevant regional health authority or a continued foundation
submits to the Minister amendments of bylaws, the amendments must
(
a) be written so as to ensure that the foundation's funds that
were accumulated, acquired or pledged before the date of the
amendments will be used solely, in accordance with any
applicable trust conditions, to carry out the purposes of the
foundation as they existed immediately before that date, and
(
b) include provisions on each matter set out in subsection
(1) unless each is already provided for in the bylaws.
(3) No bylaw and no amendment of a bylaw submitted under
section 2
or this
section has effect unless it is approved by the Minister.
(4) The Minister, on receiving bylaws under subsection (2) submitted
by a foundation, may refer the bylaws to the relevant regional health
authority for comment.
(5) On receiving bylaws submitted under
section 2 or under subsection
(2) and on reviewing any comments if any received under subsection
(4), the Minister may
(
a) approve the bylaws as submitted,
(
b) reject the bylaws, or
(
c) refer the bylaws back to the relevant regional health authority
or to the foundation to take further action directed by the
Minister and to resubmit the bylaws.
Board members
4(1) The number of voting members on a board is the number
provided for in the bylaws but there must be not fewer than 5 voting
members on a board.
(2) The members of a board of a regional foundation are appointed by
the relevant regional health authority, as provided for in the bylaws.
(3) The members of the board of a regional foundation appointed by
the relevant regional health authority are the voting members, unless
they are non-voting members appointed under subsection (7).
(4) At least one voting member of the board of a regional foundation
must be a member of the public who is not a member of the relevant
regional health authority.
(5) The voting members of an initial board of a regional foundation,
other than persons who are members of a regional health authority,
must be chosen from a list of persons compiled by the relevant
regional health authority pursuant to a public nomination or
appointment process implemented by the relevant regional health
authority.
(6) The voting members of a board of a regional foundation, other
than persons who are members of a regional health authority, must be
chosen from
(
a) a list of persons nominated by the board,
(
b) a list of persons compiled by the relevant regional health
authority pursuant to a public nomination or appointment
process implemented by the relevant regional health
authority, or
(
c) a combination of both lists described in clauses (
a) and (b).
(7) The relevant regional health authority may appoint additional
persons as non-voting members of the board.
(8) Subject to subsection (9), the members of the board of a continued
foundation must be elected at a meeting of the board by the voting
members then in office and these elected members are voting
members.
(9) The relevant regional health authority may appoint one voting
member of the board of a continued foundation.
(10) The voting members of the board of a continued foundation who
are elected under subsection (8) must be chosen from
(
a) a list of persons nominated by the board,
(
b) a list of persons compiled by the board pursuant to a public
nomination or appointment process implemented by the
board, or
(
c) a combination of both lists described in clauses (
a) and (b).
(11) The voting members of the board of a continued foundation may
appoint additional persons as non-voting members of the board.
(12) The members of a board on the date this regulation comes into
force continue as members of the board under this Regulation until the
end of their terms.
Term of office
5(1) The term of an appointed member of a board must not exceed 3
years and the member is eligible for reappointment for additional
terms.
(2) The term of an elected member of a board must not exceed 3 years
and the elected member is eligible for re-election for additional terms.
Board chair
6 The voting members of a board must choose a person as chair of
the board from among themselves.
Board of University Hospitals Foundation
7(1) In subsection (2)(a), "administrator" means the person who is the
most senior official in the administrative organization of the hospitals
and is responsible for the day-to-day operation and management of the
affairs of the hospitals, regardless of the formal title of that person.
(2) Despite
section 4, the board of the University Hospitals
Foundation consists of the following voting members:
(
a) the administrator of the hospitals commonly known as The
University of Alberta Hospitals;
(
b) the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of
Alberta;
(
c) one member who is a member of the relevant regional health
authority and is appointed by the relevant regional health
authority;
(
d) one member who is a member of the public, is not a member
of a regional health authority and is elected at a meeting of
the board by the other voting members then in office;
(
e) at least 6 other persons who are elected at a meeting of the
board by the other voting members then in office.
(3) Except for a person referred to in subsection (2)(
a) or (b), no
person who is a member of the attending medical staff or is an
employee of a hospital referred to in that provision is eligible to be a
member of the board of the University Hospitals Foundation.
Eligibility
8(1) No person is eligible to be or remain a voting member of a board
unless that person is ordinarily resident in Alberta.
(2) A majority of the voting members of a board must be ordinarily
resident in the relevant health region or health regions administered by
the relevant regional health authority, as provided for in the bylaws.
(3) A relevant regional health authority may, by written notice,
terminate the appointment of a member of a board of a regional
foundation and a continued foundation may, by written notice,
terminate the appointment of a member of the continued foundation's
board, if the member
(
a) ceases to be ordinarily resident in Alberta, in the case of a
voting member, or
(
b) ceases to meet any of the qualifications or other eligibility
requirements for membership set out in the bylaws.
University Hospitals Foundation eligibility
9(1) Despite
section 8(1), a person is eligible to be appointed or
elected as a voting member, or to remain as a voting member, of the
board of the University Hospitals Foundation even if that person is not
ordinarily resident in Alberta.
(2) Despite
section 8(2), a majority of the voting members of the
board of the University Hospitals Foundation must be ordinarily
resident in Alberta.
Corporate status
10(1) A foundation is a corporation consisting of the board.
(2) A foundation is not a trust corporation for the purposes of the Loan
and Trust Corporations Act.
Powers and duties
11(1) A foundation may, in order to carry out its purposes, solicit and
receive real and personal property.
(2) A foundation must adhere to any trust conditions attaching to any
real and personal property that it has received.
(3) A foundation must
(
a) carry on its business without the purpose of gain of its board
members and shall not pay dividends to its board members,
and
(
b) apply the profits, if any, and other income of the foundation
to carry out the purposes of the foundation.
(4) A foundation may enter into any contracts and do all other things
that may be necessary, desirable or expedient to carry out its purposes.
(5) A board may, at any time, delegate any of its powers to
committees consisting of any of the members of the board and of any
other persons as the board considers advisable.
(6) Any committee established under subsection (5) must, in the
exercise of the powers delegated to it, conform and be subject to the
direction and control of the board.
Operational bylaws
12 A foundation may make bylaws respecting the conduct of the
business and affairs of the foundation that are consistent with the Act,
this Regulation and the bylaws under
section 3 respecting the
foundation.
Fiscal year
13 The fiscal year of a foundation is from April 1 to the next
following March 31.
Meetings
14 The board must meet at least once a year on a date determined in
accordance with the bylaws, under
section 12, of the foundation or on
a date fixed by the chair of the board.
Remuneration
15 Members of the board are not entitled to remuneration for acting
as members but the board may authorize payment of disbursements
properly incurred by a member in the course of carrying out the duties
of a member.
Reports
16(1) In this section, "gross contributions" means gross contributions
within the meaning of the Charitable Fund-raising Regulation
(AR 108/2000).
(2) Following the end of each fiscal year by the date specified by the
Minister, but not later than July 31 following each fiscal year, a
foundation must have prepared and submitted to the relevant regional
health authority and to the Minister an annual report that includes
(
a) financial statements for the previous fiscal year
(
i) that are audited if the gross contributions received by
the foundation in that year were $250 000 or more, or
(ii) that are in a form satisfactory to the Minister if the gross
contributions received by the foundation in that year
were less than $250 000,
and
(
b) any other information specified by the Minister in a notice in
writing to the foundation.
(3) Despite subsection (2), a continued foundation is not required to
submit an annual report to a regional health authority.
(4) A foundation must, on the written request of the Minister, forward
to the Minister records, reports and returns as specified by the Minister
in the request.
(5) The Minister may issue to a foundation written directives
respecting the form, content and timing of any information to be
provided under subsection (2).
(6) A foundation must submit the financial statements approved by its
board to the relevant regional health authority and to the Minister not
later than June 15 immediately following each fiscal year.
Transfer of property
17 A foundation may, subject to compliance with prior trust
conditions, transfer any of its property to the relevant regional health
authority.
Winding-up
18(1) The Minister may order that a foundation be wound up in any
of the following circumstances:
(
a) on the request of a continued foundation or of a relevant
regional health authority;
(
b) if the foundation contravenes the Act, a regulation under the
Act or any order or direction of the Minister;
(
c) if the relevant regional health authority ceases to exist;
(
d) if the Minister is satisfied that the foundation is inactive;
(
e) if the Minister is satisfied that the foundation is not carrying
out its purposes.
(2) A foundation may not be wound up except by an order of the
Minister under this section.
(3) If the Minister orders that a foundation be wound up,
(
a) the Minister must, subject to subsection (4), take measures
that the Minister considers necessary to give effect to the
order and, for that purpose, has all the power and authority to
act as if the Minister were the foundation, and
(
b) the members of the board may not exercise any of their
powers or authority except under the direction of the
Minister.
(4) If a foundation is wound up, the property of the foundation must
be used
(
a) firstly, in the payment of any costs incurred in the
winding-up of the foundation,
(
b) secondly, to discharge all liabilities of the foundation, and
(
c) thirdly, to give effect, as far as possible, to any outstanding
applicable trust conditions
and the balance, if any, must be transferred
(
d) to a successor foundation, if there is one in the opinion of the
Minister,
(
e) if there is no successor foundation,
(
i) in the case of a regional foundation, to the relevant
regional health authority or authorities in such portions
as determined by the Minister, and
(ii) in the case of a continued foundation, to the relevant
regional health authority for the benefit of the facility,
program or community that benefited from the
continued foundation, as determined by the Minister,
(
f) if there is no successor foundation and no relevant regional
health authority or authorities, to another person in Alberta
that is a registered charity or qualified donee under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) and has objects or purposes similar
to the purposes of the foundation being wound up, as
determined by the Minister.
Amendments of existing bylaws
19 A foundation that exists on the date this Regulation comes into
force must, within one year after that date, review its bylaws and
submit to the Minister any amendments to its bylaws, as required, to
ensure that the foundation's bylaws comply with this Regulation.
Repeal
20 The Regional Health Authorities Foundations Regulation
(AR 16/95) is repealed.
Expiry
21 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 March 31, 2015.
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Alberta Regulation 29/2007
Student Financial Assistance Act
STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 59/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 22 of the Student Financial Assistance Act.
1 The Student Financial Assistance Regulation
(AR 298/2002) is amended by this Regulation.
Schedule 1 is amended by sections 3 to
Section 1 is amended
(
a) in subsection (1)(
f) by adding ", subject to subsection
(4)," after "means";
(
b) by adding the following after subsection (1)(i):
(i.1) "medical resident" means a physician who is engaged in
medical residency training recognized by
(
i) the College of Family Physicians of Canada,
(ii) the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Canada, or
(iii) a body equivalent to one referred to in subclause
(
i) or (ii) that is recognized by the Minister and is
located outside Canada,
during a period so recognized;
(
c) in subsection (1)(
o) by striking out "and" at the end
of subclause (
i) and adding the following after
subclause (i):
(i.1) a medical resident under the circumstances and for the
purposes set out in subsection (4), and
(
d) by adding the following after subsection (3):
(4) With respect only to provincial loans and not to any other
kind of assistance, a medical resident, for the period recognized
under subsection (1)(i.1), is a student and a full-time student
for the purposes of sections 2.1, 24(1)(g), 30(1)(
b) and (
c) and
(2), 31(10) and (12), 32(1)(e)(ii)(B), 33(b), 36(3) and 37.
4 The following is added after
section 2:
Application to medical residents
2.1 Without making reference to other provisions of this
Schedule that do not have the potential to apply on account of the
context,
section 8(1) and (2), except the requirement as to being a
full-time student, and
section 9 do not apply with respect to a
medical resident.
Section 24 is amended
(
a) by renumbering it as
section 24(1);
(
b) in subsection (1)(
g) by adding "or, in the case of a
person on parental leave, 12 months" after "6 months";
(
c) by adding the following after subsection (1):
(2) In subsection (1)(g), "person on parental leave" means
(
i) a parent (whether by blood or adoption),
(ii) a legal guardian, or
(iii) an individual who becomes a step parent under
circumstances recognized by the Minister,
who ceases to be a full-time student in order to give birth to,
care for or support a child who is a new addition to the family
by reason of birth, adoption, legal guardianship or those step
parent circumstances, as the case may be.
Section 30 is amended
(
a) by repealing subsection (1)(
c) and substituting the
following:
(
c) the borrower has provided to the loan holder proof, that
is satisfactory to the loan holder,
(
i) of enrolment as a full-time student in the program
for each academic year of the program, before the
end of each academic year, and
(ii) in the case of a person claiming parental leave
status referred to in
section 24(1)(g), that the
person is a person on parental leave within the
meaning of
section 24(2), within one year after
ceasing to be a full-time student on that account.
(
b) by adding the following after subsection (2):
(3) References in subsections (1) and (2) to an academic year
are to be taken, as they apply with respect to a medical
resident, to refer to each period, not exceeding one year, that is
approved by the Minister as equivalent in the particular
training circumstances to an academic year.
Schedule 2 is amended by sections 8 to
Section 1 is amended
(
a) in subsection (1)(
h) by adding ", subject to subsection
(5)," after "means";
(
b) by adding the following after subsection (1)(k):
(k.1) "medical resident" means a physician who is engaged in
medical residency training recognized by
(
i) the College of Family Physicians of Canada,
(ii) the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Canada, or
(iii) a body equivalent to one referred to in subclause
(
i) or (ii) that is recognized by the Minister and is
located outside Canada,
during a period so recognized;
(
c) in subsection 1(1)(
q) by adding "and a medical resident
under the circumstances and for the purposes set out in
subsection (5)" after "program";
(
d) by adding the following after subsection (4):
(5) With respect only to provincial loans and not to any other
kind of assistance, a medical resident, for the period recognized
under subsection (1)(k.1), is a student and a full-time student
for the purposes of sections 2.1, 24(1)(a), 32(
a) and (
b) and
33(6) and (8).
9 The following is added after
section 2:
Application to medical residents
2.1 Without making reference to other provisions of this
Schedule that do not have the potential to apply on account of the
context,
section 8(1) and (2), except the requirement as to being a
full-time student, and
section 9 do not apply with respect to a
medical resident.
Section 16(2) is amended by striking out "$300" and
substituting "$600".
Section 19 is amended
(
a) by striking out "$1000 per semester" and substituting
"$3000 per loan year";
(
b) in clause (
c) by striking out "the semester for which the
grant is being awarded occurs" and substituting "the grant
is being awarded".
Section 24 is amended
(
a) by renumbering it as
section 24(1);
(
b) in subsection (1)(
a) by adding "or, in the case of a
person on parental leave, 12 months" after "6 months";
(
c) by adding the following after subsection (1):
(2) In subsection (1)(a), "person on parental leave" means
(
i) a parent (whether by blood or adoption),
(ii) a legal guardian, or
(iii) an individual who becomes a step parent under
circumstances recognized by the Minister,
who ceases to be a full-time student in order to give birth to,
care for or support a child who is a new addition to the family
by reason of birth, adoption, legal guardianship or those step
parent circumstances, as the case may be.
Section 32 is amended
(
a) by renumbering it as
section 32(1);
(
b) by repealing subsection (1)(
b) and substituting the
following:
(
b) the student has provided to the Minister proof, that is
satisfactory to the Minister,
(
i) of enrolment as a full-time student in the program
for each academic year of the program, before the
end of each academic year, and
(ii) in the case of a person claiming parental leave
status referred to in
section 24(1)(a), that the
person is a person on parental leave within the
meaning of
section 24(2), within one year after
ceasing to be a full-time student on that account.
(
c) by adding the following after subsection (1):
(2) References in subsection (1) to an academic year are to be
taken, as they apply with respect to a medical resident, to refer
to each period, not exceeding one year, that is approved by the
Minister as equivalent in the particular training circumstances
to an academic year.
14 Sections 10 and 11 apply only where the classes in
question commence on or after August 1, 2007.
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Alberta Regulation 30/2007
Teachers' Pension Plans Act
TEACHERS' PENSION PLANS (LEGISLATIVE PROVISIONS)
(RELATIONSHIP BREAKDOWN EXTENSION 2007)
AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 60/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 23 of the Teachers' Pension Plans Act.
1 The Teachers' Pension Plans (Legislative Provisions)
Regulation (AR 204/95) is amended by this Regulation.
Section 17(3) is amended by striking out "2007" and
substituting "2008".
Alberta Regulation 31/2007
Police Act
POLICE SERVICE AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 61/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 61 of the Police Act.
1 The Police Service Regulation (AR 356/90) is amended
by this Regulation.
Section 26.1 is amended by striking out "2007" and
substituting "2009".
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Alberta Regulation 32/2007
Police Act
SPECIAL CONSTABLE AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 62/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 61 of the Police Act.
1 The Special Constable Regulation (AR 357/90) is
amended by this Regulation.
Section 16.1 is amended by striking out "March 31" and
substituting "April 30".
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Alberta Regulation 33/2007
Private Investigators and Security Guards Act
PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS AND SECURITY GUARDS
AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 63/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 24 of the Private Investigators and Security
Guards Act.
1 The Private Investigators and Security Guards
Regulation (AR 71/91) is amended by this Regulation.
Section 17.1 is amended by striking out "2007" and
substituting "2009".
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Alberta Regulation 34/2007
Public Sector Pension Plans Act
PUBLIC SECTOR PENSION PLANS (MISCELLANEOUS PLAN
RULE CHANGES, 2007) AMENDMENT REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 66/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to Schedules 1, 2, 4 and 5,
section 4 of the Public
Sector Pension Plans Act.
Part 1
Local Authorities Pension Plan
1 The Local Authorities Pension Plan (AR 366/93) is
amended by this Part.
Section 2(1) is amended
(
a) in clause (
a) by striking out "12" and substituting
"9.2";
(
b) in clause (
o) by striking out "51(7)" and substituting
"56(8)";
(
c) in clause (
x) by striking out "1(1)(s.1)" and
substituting "1(1)(x)".
Section 14(2)(
b) is amended by adding "on the basis set out
in this section" after "pensionable service".
Section 37(3)(
b) is amended by striking out "2(1)(oo)(iii)"
and substituting "2(1)(dd.1)(iii)".
5 Sections 76(1) and 78(1)(
a) are amended by striking out
"38(2)" wherever it occurs and substituting "48(2)".
6 Sections 79(2) and 105(2) are amended by striking out
"B 14045" and substituting "V 122515 (formerly B 14045)".
Part 1 of
Schedule 2 is amended by adding the following
name to the list in its appropriate alphabetical order:
Wainwright & District Family & Community Services
Part 2
Public Service Pension Plan
8 The Public Service Pension Plan (AR 368/93) is amended
by this Part.
Section 2(1) is amended
(
a) in clause (
a) by striking out "12" and substituting
"9.2";
(
b) in clause (
o) by striking out "51(7)" and substituting
"56(8)";
(
c) in clause (
p) by striking out "29(6)" and substituting
"28(6)";
(
d) in clause (
x) by striking out "1(1)(s.1)" and
substituting "1(1)(x)".
Section 14(2)(
b) is amended by adding "on the basis set
out in this section" after "pensionable service".
Section 18(2) is repealed.
Section 37(3)(
b) is amended by striking out "2(1)(oo)(iii)"
and substituting "2(1)(dd.1)(iii)".
Section 41 is amended by repealing subsection (3) and
substituting the following:
(3) A person who
(
a) is receiving benefits under a disability plan, or
(
b) becomes a participant after June 30, 2007 and, at the
time of becoming a participant, has no combined
pensionable service arising from service within the
meaning of the Plan or a related plan performed before
July 1, 2007
is not entitled to receive any pension under this section.
(3.1) For the purposes of calculating the amount of combined
pensionable service that the person has under subsection (3)(b), the
service referred to is not to be taken into account unless it was
acquired as pensionable service under and within the meaning of
the Plan or a related plan before July 1, 2007 or arrangements
referred to in
section 20(1.1)(
c) or (
d) were made before July 1,
2007 to acquire it as such pensionable service.
14 Sections 76(1) and 78(1)(
a) are amended by striking out
"38(2)" wherever it occurs and substituting "48(2)".
15 Sections 79(2) and 105(2) are amended by striking out
"B 14045" and substituting "V 122515 (formerly B 14045)".
Part 3
Special Forces Pension Plan
16 The Special Forces Pension Plan (AR 369/93) is
amended by this Part.
Section 2(1) is amended
(
a) in clause (
a) by striking out "12" and substituting
"9.2";
(
b) in clause (
o) by striking out "51(7)" and substituting
"56(8)";
(
c) in clause (
x) by striking out "1(1)(s.1)" and
substituting "1(1)(x)".
Section 14(2)(
b) is amended by adding "on the basis set
out in this section" after "pensionable service".
Section 37(3)(
b) is amended by striking out "2(1)(oo)(iii)"
and substituting "2(1)(dd.1)(iii)".
Section 41 is amended by repealing subsection (3) and
substituting the following:
(3) A person who
(
a) is receiving benefits under a disability plan, or
(
b) becomes a participant after June 30, 2007 and, at the
time of becoming a participant, has no pensionable
service arising from service that was performed before
July 1, 2007
is not entitled to receive any pension under this section.
(3.1) For the purposes of calculating the amount of pensionable
service that the person has under subsection (3)(b), the service
referred to is not to be taken into account unless it was acquired as
pensionable service before July 1, 2007 or arrangements referred to
section 20(1.1)(
c) or (
d) were made before July 1, 2007 to
acquire it as pensionable service.
Section 76(1) is amended by striking out "38(2)"
wherever it occurs and substituting "48(2)".
22 Sections 79(2) and 105(2) are amended by striking out
"B 14045" and substituting "V 122515 (formerly B 14045)".
Part 4
Management Employees Pension Plan
23 The Management Employees Pension Plan (AR 367/93)
is amended by this Part.
Section 2(1) is amended
(
a) in clause (
a) by striking out "12" and substituting
"9.2";
(
b) in clause (
o) by striking out "51(7)" and substituting
"56(8)";
(
c) in clause (
x) by striking out "1(1)(s.1)" and
substituting "1(1)(x)";
(
d) in clause (kk) by adding "and, in the context of a specific
provision, means the applicable legislation referred to in
section 1(1)(
d) of
Schedule 2 to the Act" after "Plan".
Section 14(2)(
b) is amended by adding "on the basis set
out in this section" after "pensionable service".
Section 37(3)(
b) is amended by striking out "2(1)(oo)(iii)"
and substituting "2(1)(dd.1)(iii)".
Section 41 is amended by repealing subsection (3) and
substituting the following:
(3) A person who
(
a) is receiving benefits under a disability plan, or
(
b) becomes a participant after June 30, 2007 and, at the
time of becoming a participant, has no combined
pensionable service arising from service within the
meaning of the Plan or the related plan performed
before July 1, 2007
is not entitled to receive any pension under this section.
(3.1) For the purposes of calculating the amount of combined
pensionable service that the person has under subsection (3)(b), the
service referred to is not to be taken into account unless it was
acquired as pensionable service under and within the meaning of
the Plan or the related plan before July 1, 2007 or arrangements
referred to in
section 20(1.1)(
c) or (
d) were made before July 1,
2007 to acquire it as such pensionable service.
28 Sections 76(1) and 78(1)(
a) are amended by striking out
"38(2)" wherever it occurs and substituting "48(2)".
29 Sections 79(2) and 105(2) are amended by striking out
"B 14045" and substituting "V 122515 (formerly B 14045)".
Part 5
Commencement
30 Sections 13, 20 and 27 come into force on July 1, 2007.
Alberta Regulation 35/2007
Regulations Act
MISCELLANEOUS CORRECTIONS AND REPEAL REGULATION
Filed: February 28, 2007
For information only: Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 69/2007)
on February 28, 2007 pursuant to
section 10 of the Regulations Act.
1 The Orphan Fund Delegated Administration Regulation
(AR 45/2001) is amended in
section 3(1)(b)
(
a) in subclause (ii) by striking out "section 93(1)" and
substituting "section 102(1)";
(
b) in subclause (iii)
(
i) by striking out "section 93(1)" and substituting
"section 102(1)";
(ii) by striking out "section 93(3)" and substituting
"section 102(3)";
(
c) in subclause (iv) by striking out "section 94(1)(b)" and
substituting "section 104(1)(b)";
(
d) in subclause (
v) by striking out "section 94(2)(b)" and
substituting "section 104(2)(b)".
2 The Procedures Regulation (AR 233/89) is amended in
Schedule 2
Part 20 by striking out "General Regulation"
wherever it occurs and substituting "Provincial Parks (General)
Regulation".
3 The Provincial Parks (Dispositions) Regulation
(AR 241/77) is amended
(
a) in
section 2(2)(
a) by striking out "a" and
substituting "an";
(
b) in
section 83 by striking out "these regulations" and
substituting "this Regulation".
4 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"Advanced Education" is struck out and "Advanced Education and
Technology" is substituted:
(
a) Alberta Centennial Education Savings Plan
Regulation (AR 248/2004), sections 1(1)(
b) and 5(1);
(
b) Access to the Future Regulation (AR 132/2006),
section 1(d);
(
c) Employment Standards Regulation (AR 14/97),
section 8(g)(iii);
(
d) Operation of Approved Hospitals Regulation
(AR 247/90),
section 29(1)(
b) and (2).
5 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"Agriculture, Food and Rural Development" is struck out
wherever it occurs and "Agriculture and Food" is substituted:
(
a) Standards and Administration Regulation
(AR 267/2001),
section 2.1;
(
b) Wildlife Regulation (AR 143/97),
section 14(5);
(
c) Purchase and Sale of Eggs and Processed Egg
Regulation (AR 23/2004),
section 1(
d) and Form 1 of
the Schedule;
(
d) Production Animal Medicine Regulation
(AR 299/2003), sections 1(
d) and 14(4)(
b) and the
Schedule;
(
e) Seed Cleaning Plant Regulation (AR 15/2003),
section 1(b);
(
f) Pest and Nuisance Control Regulation
(AR 184/2001), Form 7 of
Schedule 1;
(
g) Livestock Disease Control Regulation (AR 69/2000),
section 1(a);
(
h) Alberta Chicken Producers Marketing Regulation
(AR 3/2000),
section 28.1(7)(b)(ii);
(
i) Meat Inspection Regulation (AR 42/2003), Schedule;
(
j) Agricultural Societies Act Forms Regulation
(AR 3/2003), Forms 1 and 2 of the Schedule;
(
k) Agriculture Financial Services Regulation
(AR 99/2002),
section 5(1)(a)(
i) and (ii);
(
l) Irrigation Forms Regulation (AR 81/2000), Forms 2,
3, 4, 8, 9, 10;
(
m) Guaranteed Borrowing Regulation (AR 139/98),
section 1(a)(ii);
(
n) Potato Growers of Alberta Marketing Regulation
(AR 277/98),
section 1(1)(f);
(
o) Lis Delegated Authority Regulation (AR 221/98),
sections 1(
c) and 6(3)(
a) and (5)(a);
(
p) Lis Delegated Authority Regulation (AR 220/98),
sections 1(
c) and 6(3)(
a) and (5)(a);
(
q) Lis Delegated Authority Regulation (AR 219/98),
sections 1(
c) and 6(3)(
a) and (5)(a);
(
r) Lis Delegated Authority Regulation (AR 218/98),
sections 1(
c) and 6(3)(
a) and (5)(a);
(
s) Metallic and Industrial Minerals Exploration
Regulation (AR 213/98),
section 37(2)(c);
(
t) Feeder Associations Guarantee Regulation
(AR 75/98),
section 1(f);
(
u) Livestock Patrons' Claims Review Tribunal
Regulation (AR 257/97),
section 1(b);
(
v) Hatchery Supply Flock Approval Regulation
(AR 183/97),
section 1(d);
(
w) Communicable Diseases Regulation (AR 238/85),
Schedule 4;
(
x) Farm Implement Regulation (AR 204/83), Forms C
and F of
Schedule 1.
6 The Farm Credit Stability Fund Regulation (AR 339/86) is
amended in
section 1(
g) by adding "and Food" after
"Agriculture".
7 The Livestock Disease Control Regulation (AR 69/2000)
is amended in sections 5(2) and 6(2) by striking out
"AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT" and
substituting "AGRICULTURE AND FOOD".
8 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"Alberta Government Services" is struck out wherever it occurs
and "Service Alberta" is substituted:
(
a) Energy Marketing Regulation (AR 246/2005),
Schedules 1 and 2;
(
b) Travel Clubs Regulation (AR 56/2002), Schedule;
(
c) Cooperatives Regulation (AR 55/2002),
Schedule 2.
9 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"Community Development" is struck out and "Tourism, Parks,
Recreation and Culture" is substituted:
(
a) Wildlife Regulation (AR 143/97), item 13 of
Schedule
15;
(
b) Blackfoot First Nations Sacred Ceremonial Objects
Repatriation Regulation (AR 96/2004), Schedule;
(
c) Queen Elizabeth II Award and Scholarship
Regulation (AR 71/2002),
section 1(b);
(
d) Cooperatives Regulation (AR 55/2002),
section
14(2)(a)(ii) and (b);
(
e) Societies Regulation (AR 122/2000),
section
13(2)(a)(ii) and (b);
(
f) Business Corporations Regulation (AR 118/2000),
section 14(2)(a)(ii);
(
g) Human Rights, Citizenship and Multiculturalism
Education Fund Grant Regulation (AR 13/2000),
section 1(1);
(
h) Cemeteries Exemption Regulation (AR 236/98),
section 3.2;
(
i) Regulations under the Amusements Act (AR 72/57),
sections 20a(5) and 20b(1).
10 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"Government Services" is struck out and "Service Alberta" is
substituted:
(
a) Identification Card Regulation (AR 221/2003),
section 1(d);
(
b) Access to Motor Vehicle Information Regulation
(AR 140/2003),
section 4(1)(a);
(
c) Records Management Regulation (AR 224/2001),
sections 1(1)(
d) and 2(2)(a);
(
d) Direct Purchase Regulation (AR 210/98),
section
2(b).
11 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"GOVERNMENT SERVICES" is struck out and "SERVICE
ALBERTA" is substituted:
(
a) Garage Keepers' Form Regulation (AR 259/2002),
Form 1 of the Schedule;
(
b) Personal Property Security Forms Regulation
(AR 231/2002), Forms 1 to 28 of the Schedule.
12 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"Human Resources and Employment" is struck out wherever it
occurs and "Employment, Immigration and Industry" is
substituted:
(
a) General Regulation (AR 249/98), sections 11(2)(
l) and 13;
(
b) General Regulation (AR 226/98),
section 36(2)(l);
(
c) Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Regulation
(AR 160/2004),
section 22;
(
d) Child and Adult Support Services Regulation
(AR 61/2004),
section 2(4);
(
e) Training Provider Regulation (AR 384/2003),
sections 1(1)(
g) and 9(1);
(
f) Recovery, Administrative Penalties and Appeals
Regulation (AR 381/2003),
section 8(1);
(
g) Health Information Regulation (AR 70/2001),
section
5(2)(h);
(
h) Employment Standards Regulation (AR 14/97),
section 8(g)(iii);
(
i) Grants, Donations and Loans Regulation
(AR 315/83),
section 1.
13 In the following provisions of the following regulations,
"Municipal Affairs" is struck out wherever it occurs and
"Municipal Affairs and Housing" is substituted:
(
a) Exploration Regulation (AR 284/2006), sections
1(1)(e)(ii), 59(3)(
b) and 60(2)(e)(iii);
(
b) Security Management Regulation (AR 249/2004),
section 1(d);
(
c) Administrative Items Regulation (AR 16/2004),
section 1(e);
(
d) Commercial Vehicle Dimension and Weight
Regulation (AR 315/2002),
section 1(kk)(iii);
(
e) Special Areas Disposition Regulation
(AR 137/2001),
section 1(c);
(
f) Financial Information Return Regulation
(AR 158/2000),
section 1(b);
(
g) Special Areas Service Fees Regulation
(AR 124/2000),
section 1(c);
(
h) Tariff of Fees Regulation (AR 120/2000),
section
2(c);
(
i) Justice of the Peace Regulation (AR 6/99),
section
3(1)(hh);
(
j) Forms Regulation (AR 203/98), Forms A and B of
the Schedule;
(
k) Stock Yard Regulation (AR 197/98),
section 1(c)(ii);
(
l) Senatorial Selection Regulation (AR 121/98),
section 2;
(
m) Voting Subdivisions Regulation (AR 119/98),
section 2;
(
n) Payments Regulation (AR 118/98), sections 2 and
5(1)(b);
(
o) Waste Control Regulation (AR 192/96), Form 2 of
Schedule 3.
14 The Innovation and Science Grant Regulation
(AR 71/2000) is repealed.