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Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health 10025 Jasper Avenue NW PO Box 1360, Stn. Main Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2N3 Canada www.health.alberta.ca April 22, 2021 RE: EXEMPTION REQUEST – ORDER 12-2021 and ORDER 14-2021 – YOUTH AGRICULTURAL AND ACHIEVEMENT EVENTS – TO BE HELD IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN ALBERTA, BETWEEN THE DATES OF APRIL 24, 2021 AND JUNE 30, 2021. Whereas the Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH) initiated an investigation into the existence of COVID-19 within the Province of Alberta. Whereas the investigation has confirmed that COVID-19 is present in Alberta. Whereas under section 29(2)(b)(i) of the Public Health Act, the CMOH may make an order pursuant to her authority under section 29(2.1) of the Public Health Act. Further to the above, pursuant to her authority under section 29(2.1) of the Public Health Act, made CMOH Order 12-2021 (Order 12-2021) that identified businesses or entities allowed to offer goods and services at locations accessible to the public as well as any other steps to lessen the impact of a public health emergency when offering those goods or services. As well she made CMOH Order 14-2021 (Order 14-2021) to make additional measures involving indoor youth activities necessary to protect Albertans from exposure to COVID-19 and to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Pursuant to section 13.1 of Order 12-2021 and section 6 of Order 14-2021 the CMOH may exempt in writing persons or classes of persons from the operation of each respective Order. The Office of CMOH has received a request that certain individuals/classes of persons who are engaged in youth agricultural and achievement events, to be held in locations as identified in Schedule A, as may be amended from time to time to proceed in location locations that are currently not open, or are open with conditions to the public. The request has asked that the exemption be granted to no more than 60 essential persons, which shall be limited to youth participants, judges, event assistants, and youth participant’s assistance, to be permitted to attend the indoor locations in Schedule A at any one time to facilitate youth agricultural and achievement events. For the purpose of the exemption request under Order 12-2021 request a “youth participant” means a “youth” as defined in section 8.2(f) of Order 12-2021 and any Classification: Protected A Page 2 person as between 19 and 21 years of age who is competing or otherwise participating in an agricultural event or achievement event. For the purpose of the exemption request under Order 14-2021 request a “youth participant” means a “youth” as defined in section 2(c) of Order 14-2021 and any person as between 19 and 21 years of age who is competing or otherwise participating in an agricultural event or achievement event. For the purposes of the exemption request “achievement event” means an event or showcase of a youth participant’s project which includes, but is not limited to sewing, engine repair and other vocational or education skills. For the purposes of the exemption request “agricultural event” means an event or showcase of a youth participant’s project livestock which includes to judging, evaluation, auction or sale of the livestock. Pursuant to section 5.1 of Order 12-2021 and sections 2 and 3 of Appendix A of Order 12-2021, businesses and entities are not open to the public and have restrictions concerning the distance persons or groups must stay apart when participating in physical activities. Pursuant to section 13.1 of Order 12-2021 and section 6 of Order 14-2021 I am satisfied that an exemption from section 5.1 of Order 12-2021 and sections 2, 3, and 9 of Appendix A of Order 12-2021 and sections 4 and 5 of Order 14-2021 be granted to the following persons upon the following conditions: I. Individuals identified as youth participants when engaged in agriculture events or achievement events at event locations identified in Schedule A, as may be amended from time to time. II. Agriculture event and achievement event essential personnel who are attending agriculture events or achievement events for the purpose of judging and otherwise facilitating agriculture events or achievement events. III. The operators and staff of a business or entity that is a group physical activity business or entity as described in section 9 of Appendix A of the Order 12-2021 for the purpose of permitting or facilitating entry for the persons and the purposes described in paragraphs I and II. IV. The persons identified in paragraphs I and II shall comply with all the requirements in Schedule B, as may be amended from time to time and as applicable. V. The persons identified in paragraphs I, II, and III in addition to complying with the requirements set out in paragraph IV shall also comply with any Classification: Protected A Page 3 relevant Alberta Health guidance found on: https://www.alberta.ca/biz- connect.aspx. VI. The persons identified in paragraphs I, II and III shall also comply will any public health guidelines, conditions or requirements that may be provided from time to time in writing by Alberta Health or Alberta Health Services. Although the persons, businesses and entities identified above are exempt per section 13.1 Order 12-2021 and section 6 of Order 14-2021, all persons, businesses and entities who are identified in this exemption are subject to the appropriate hygiene, masking and other barriers or PPE as appropriate to the activity, distancing of a minimum of two metres from any other persons, and all other measures identified by public health authorities to protect these persons and other Albertans from further transmission of COVID-19. The exemption may be terminated or modified by the CMOH in writing without notice and for any reason as determined by the CMOH. This exemption comes into effect on April 22, 2021. We trust this is satisfactory. Yours Sincerely, Deena Hinshaw, BSc, MD, MPH, CCFP, FRCP Chief Medical Officer of Health for Alberta Enclosures Classification: Protected A Page 4 Schedule A Date Location Group May 30-31, Moyer Rec Centre, JAS CLASSIC CATTLE SHOW 2021 Strathcona County / BEEF CLUB SHOW AND SALE Date Location Group April 24, 2021 Dryland Auction Market Coronation 4-H Beef Club April 24, 2021 1309761 Alberta Ltd. Shop Freedom/Naples Multi 4-H Club April 24, 2021 Chomik Farms Holden 4-H Beef Club April 24, 2021 Lakedell Agricultural Society Lakedell 4-H Beef Club April 25, 2021 Heatherdown Arena Lakemere 4-H Beef Club May 1, 2021 Yellowhead Ag Society Edson 4-H Multi Club May 1, 2021 Evergreen park Grande Prairie 4-H Multi Club May 1, 2021 Lougheed Trout Pond Park Rural Roots 4-H Multi Club May 2, 2021 Outdoor arena Kleskun 4-H Multi Club May 3, 2021 Member Farm Tilley 4-H Club May 4, 2021 VJV Timed Auction - Virtually East Ponoka 4-H Beef Club May 5, 2021 De Groot Farms Hays 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Goodridge 4-H grounds Beaver River Beef 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Central AB Ag Society grounds Central Lacombe 4-H Beef Club May 8, 2021 Local ag society grounds/outdoors Cremona 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Farm, Pollockville Dusty Plains 4-H Multi Club May 8, 2021 4-H Family Farm Eagle Beef & Multi 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Lacombe Ag Grounds East Lacombe Beef 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Lyons Event Center Lakeview 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Central Alberta Ag Society Nebraska 4-H Multi Club May 8, 2021 Jemstar Farms Rimbey 4-H Club Olds Regional Exhibition Grounds May 8, 2021 MegaDome Ropes and Reins 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Wetaskiwin Agricultural society grounds Rosebrier 4-H Beef Club May 8, 2021 Springbank Equestrian Park Springbank Rawhides 4-H Club May 8, 2021 Sexsmith Curling Rink Sexsmith 4-H Multi Club May 9, 2021 Alexander Hall Ardmore 4-H Beef Club May 9, 2021 Dan Skeels Bluffton 4-H Beef Club May 9, 2021 Bonnyville Rodeo Grounds Bonnyville 4-H Beef Club May 9, 2021 Wetaskiwin Ag Grounds Falun East 4-H Beef Club May 9, 2021 Millarville Race Tracj Millarville-Stockland 4-H Beef Club May 10, 2021 VJV Auctions Bezanson 4-H Multi Club May 10, 2021 Rimbey VJV auction market Winfield and District 4-H Beef Club May 13, 2021 Jenner Rodeo Grounds Jenner 4-H Multi Club May 15, 2021 Silver Smith Farms Byemoor 4-H Beef Club Classification: Protected A Page 5 Date Location Group May 15, 2021 Del Bonita Country Association Del Bonita 4-H Club May 15, 2021 Wally DeRudder residence Double Diamond 4-H Multi Club May 15, 2021 Golden Rod Hall and Zoom Golden Rod 4-H Multi Club May 15, 2021 Clyde Ag Society Fair Grounds Golden Sunset 4-H Beef May 15, 2021 Leader Home Outside Meadowview 4-H Multi Club May 15, 2021 Kress Farm New Ewe 4-H Multi Club May 15, 2021 Vauxhall Ag Society Rodeo Grounds Retlaw Prairie 4-H Club May 15, 2021 Niznik farms South Slope 4-H Beef Club May 15, 2021 Rogers Family Farm Field Two Rivers 4-H Beef Club May 16, 2021 Watson Ranch Generations of Tomorrow 4-H Club Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition May 16, 2021 grounds Hidden Creek 4-H Multi Club May 16, 2021 TBD outdoors HWY 9 4-H K9 Club May 16, 2021 Barrhead Ag Barn- Rodeo Grounds Meadowview 4-H Multi Club May 16, 2021 Big Roc Ranch Rocky North 4-H Multi Club May 17, 2021 Dixonville Hall/Outdoor Riding Arena Dixonville 4-H Multi Club May 17, 2021 Barrhead Ag barn Freedom Naples 4-H Multi Club May 17, 2021 Barrhead Ag Barn Meadowview 4-H Multi Club May 19, 2021 Darwell Fair Grounds Lakemere 4-H Beef Club May 19, 2021 Farm Bon Ayr 4-H Beef Club May 19, 2021 Darwell Ag Grounds Duffield 4-H Club May 21, 2021 Boscombe Community grounds outside Boscombe 4-H Multi Club May 21, 2021 Tams farm Grassy Lake 4-H Club May 21, 2021 Forestburg Meat Processing
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