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Of BC Regulations Province of British Columbia Ministry of Justice OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Index of Current B.C. Regulations 1958 to September 30, 2016 Up to B.C. Reg. 235/2016 ISSN 0701 760X BRITISH COLUMBIA CATALOGUING IN PUBLICATION DATA Title: Index of current B.C. regulations (ISSN 0701-760X) Former Title: Index of current regulations filed under the Regulations Act (ISSN 0707-1086) Library Call Number: KEB89.B74 Dewey Number: 348.711/028 Notes: Issued four times a year. Each issue cumulates current data from 1958. 1. Delegated legislation – British Columbia – Indexes. I. British Columbia. Registrar of Regulations. II. British Columbia. Laws, etc. Regulations. Published by: Registrar of Regulations Office of Legislative Counsel Ministry of Justice Victoria, British Columbia INDEX OF CURRENT B.C. REGULATIONS Deposited under the Regulations Act or filed under a former Act (Exceptions described below) 1958 to September 30, 2016, up to B.C. Reg. 235/2016 INTRODUCTION The Index of Current B.C. Regulations is provided for convenience. While every effort is made to achieve accuracy, only the B.C. Gazette and other official publications are authoritative. Legal opinion should be sought if interpretation is required. This Index includes all regulations deposited or filed since March 20, 1958 and still in effect, except • those regulations bringing Acts into force, • those regulations that were repealed before January 1, 2016, • those regulations that were removed from this publication before January 1, 2016 on the basis that those regulations may no longer have effect, and • those regulations that were removed from this publication after 1983 further to the enactment of the Regulations Act, S.B.C. 1983, c. 10 (for more information, see the Historical Information on the next page). For information on regulations deposited after the end date referenced for this publication, see the regulations bulletins published at http://www.bclaws.ca. Starting in 2000, B.C. Reg. numbers have taken the form of xxx/2000, using a four-digit full year reference. For regulations deposited or filed before 2000, B.C. Reg. numbers have taken the form of xxx/99, using the last two digits of the year. This Index includes regulations that are not in force at the cutoff date. Regulations made under an Act that was repealed and replaced are listed under the replacement Act. The regulations listed in this Index have been or will be published in the B.C. Gazette, Part II, unless otherwise noted. Citations such as “1985-55-42” signify the year, chapter and section of the statute cited. Beginning in 2016, this Index is published quarterly and is available online at http://www.bclaws.ca. PLEASE ADDRESS QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS ABOUT THIS PUBLICATION TO: Registrar of Regulations Ministry of Justice PO Box 9280 Stn Prov Govt Victoria, BC V8W 9J7 telephone: 250-356-5592 facsimile: 250-356-5758 email: [email protected] September 30, 2016 i HISTORICAL INFORMATION The Regulations Act, S.B.C. 1958, c. 49, enacted March 20, 1958, for the first time required that every piece of legislation fitting the Act’s definition of a regulation be filed with the Registrar of Regulations and published in the B.C. Gazette. A new Part II of the B.C. Gazette was inaugurated on April 17, 1958 for this purpose. Before that date, a regulation was published in the B.C. Gazette if the statute under which it was made required publication in the B.C. Gazette, but not otherwise. The Act also provided that “Every regulation in effect when this Act comes into force shall be filed with the Registrar on or before the thirty-first day of December, 1959.” For this reason, the earliest regulations filed have a B.C. Reg. number corresponding to 1958. Although section 10 of the original Regulations Act required every regulation in effect when the Act came into force to be filed before December 31, 1959, many were not. The Regulations Act, S.B.C. 1973, c. 76, provided that “A regulation made before September 1, 1973 ceases to have effect after December 1, 1973 unless it is filed under this Act or was filed under the Act repealed by this Act.” The Regulations Act, S.B.C. 1983, c. 10, came into force on October 26, 1983, and introduced a new definition of “regulation”. Many items that previously appeared in this publication were delisted after 1983 because they did not appear to fit the new definition. In 1996 the Regulations Act was revised as part of the general revision of statutes. The current version may be cited as the Regulations Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 402. Before 2016, the Index was published twice yearly, with cutoff dates of June 30 and December 31. In addition, an Index was published in each instalment of the looseleaf Consolidated Regulations of British Columbia. Copies of this Index, previous editions of this Index, regulations referenced in this publication and subscriptions to the B.C. Gazette, Part II can be ordered from: Crown Publications, Queen’s Printer for British Columbia Third Floor, 563 Superior St. Victoria, BC V8V 1T7 Mailing address: PO Box 9452 Stn Prov Govt Victoria, BC V8W 9V7 telephone: 250-387-6409 toll-free: 1-800-663-6105 facsimile: 250-387-1120 email: [email protected] website: www.crownpub.bc.ca USEFUL WEBSITES FOR B.C. LEGISLATION http://www.bclaws.ca/ for consolidated statutes and regulations, Bills, regulations bulletins, statute assignment lists and order in council resumés and full text current and historical orders in council. https://www.leg.bc.ca/parliamentary-business/bills-and-legislation for Bills, progress of Bills and revisions to statutes and regulations. ii September 30, 2016 INDEX OF CURRENT B.C. REGULATIONS B.C. Reg. ACCESS TO ABORTION SERVICES ACT c. 1, R.S.B.C. 1996 Abortion Services Access Zone Regulation 337/95 amended 385/98 277/2000 106/2002 ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS ACT c. 45, S.B.C. 2004 Administrative Tribunals Reporting Regulation 239/2015 Security for Costs (Administrative Tribunals) Regulation 238/2015 ADOPTION ACT c. 5, R.S.B.C. 1996 Adoption Agency Regulation 292/96 amended 350/2005 351/2012 173/2015 211/2015 Adoption Fees Regulation 293/96 amended 362/2003 350/2005 47/2010 349/2012 [other relevant Act: Financial Administration Act] Adoption Regulation 291/96 amended 365/98 41/2001 260/2001 331/2002 362/2003 350/2005 270/2008 423/2008 47/2010 52/2011 53/2011 350/2012 102/2014 211/2015 15/2016 50/2016 [other relevant Act: Financial Administration Act] ADULT GUARDIANSHIP ACT c. 6, R.S.B.C. 1996 Adult Guardianship (Abuse and Neglect) Regulation 13/2000 amended 13/2011 Designated Agencies Regulation 19/2002 amended 238/2005 38/2007 Statutory Property Guardianship Regulation 115/2014 amended 203/2014 AGRICULTURAL LAND COMMISSION ACT c. 36, S.B.C. 2002 Agricultural Land Reserve Use, Subdivision and Procedure Regulation 171/2002 amended 339/2004 546/2004 34/2009 269/2010 167/2014 69/2015 117/2015 236/2015 41/2016 71/2016 176/2016 210/2016 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE GRADING ACT c. 11, R.S.B.C. 1996 Beef Grading Regulation 98/78 Egg Product Regulation 99/78 amended 139/88 479/90 112/2014 Fruit and Vegetable Regulation 100/78 amended 504/82 143/86 247/93 258/95 298/99 88/2002 112/2014 Hatchery Regulation 101/78 amended 241/83 4/2010 Hog Grading Regulation 102/78 Honey Regulation 103/78 Live, Dressed and Eviscerated Poultry Regulation 104/78 amended 141/88 480/90 204/2011 112/2014 Shell Egg Grading Regulation 105/78 amended 263/85 140/88 481/90 204/2011 Veal Grading Regulation 323/84 amended 112/2014 AGRI-FOOD CHOICE AND QUALITY ACT c. 20, S.B.C. 2000 Organic Agricultural Products Certification Regulation 200/93 amended 329/94 82/97 22/2002 105/2003 426/2004 307/2012 211/2015 September 30, 2016 1 Wines of Marked Quality Regulation 79/2005 amended 337/2005 250/2007 216/2008 139/2010 125/2011 255/2013 50/2015 211/2015 ANATOMY ACT c. 13, R.S.B.C. 1996 Anatomy Regulation 421/83 ANIMAL HEALTH ACT c. 16, S.B.C. 2014 Animal Products and Byproducts Regulation 2/2015 Bee Regulation 3/2015 Enforcement Regulation 4/2015 Fur Farm Regulation 8/2015 Game Farm Regulation 5/2015 Laboratory Fees Regulation 241/2015 [other relevant Act: Ministry of Agriculture and Food Act] Livestock Licensing Regulation 6/2015 Reportable and Notifiable Disease Regulation 7/2015 ARBITRATION ACT c. 55, R.S.B.C. 1996 Arbitration Act Application Regulation 16/2016 ARMOURED VEHICLE AND AFTER-MARKET COMPARTMENT CONTROL ACT c. 8, S.B.C. 2010 Armoured Vehicle and After-Market Compartment Control Regulation 10/2011 ASSESSMENT ACT c. 20, R.S.B.C. 1996 Adjustment Factors Relating to the Valuation of Railway Corporation Property Regulation 324/96 amended 402/98 repealed 51/2016 Appeal Fee Regulation 348/90 amended 450/2003 repealed 52/2016 Application by Owner and Occupier of Eligible Residential Property 240/96 Application for Farm Classification Regulation 247/2012 Assessed Value Estimates Extension Regulation 388/94 amended 305/95 196/96 292/2007 repealed 52/2016 Assessment Act Improvements Exclusion (1991) Regulation 69/91 amended 476/92 427/98 126/2011 repealed 52/2016 Assessment Act Regulation 433/98 amended 141/2000 356/2000 292/2007 52/2016 Classification of Land as a Farm Regulation 411/95 amended 343/96 438/97 397/99 561/2004 237/2006 292/2007 310/2007 275/2009 4/2010 138/2012 135/2014 Criteria for Railway Right of Way Definition Regulation 325/96 repealed 51/2016 Depreciation of Dams, Power Plants and Substations Regulation 395/99 amended 295/2001 365/2002 292/2007 192/2011 243/2014 repealed 53/2016 Depreciation of Industrial and Electrical Power Generating Facility Improvements Regulation
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