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Regulations for the Monitoring of Medical Assistance in Dying — 13
Report 13 (1) The Minister of Health must cause to be published, at least once a year, on the website of the Government of Canada a report that is based on information that the Minister obtained under these Regulations. Content — period covered by report (2) The report must contain information relating to requests for medical assistance in dying received by preliminary assessors or practitioners, and the provision of medical assistance in dying during the period covered by the report, including (a) the number of requests that were made and the results of those requests; (b) the characteristics, including medical characteristics, of persons who have made a request; (c) information respecting the race or Indigenous identity of persons who have made a request, and any disability of those persons, if they consented to providing that information; (d) the nature of the intolerable physical or psychological suffering of persons who received medical assistance in dying; (e) the reasons for which persons who have made a request did not receive medical assistance in dying, including which of the eligibility criteria they did not meet; (f) the places in which medical assistance in dying was provided; (g) time periods relating to the handling of requests for, and the provision of, medical assistance in dying; (h) information as to whether practitioners consulted with other health care professionals or social workers regarding requests; (i) the nature of involvement of practitioners in requests and the provision of medical assistance in dying, including the respective involvement of medical practitioners and nurse practitioners; and (j) information as to whether persons who have made a request consulted with practitioners concerning their health, for a reason other than seeking medical assistance in dying, before practitioners received their requests for medical assistance in dying. Other content (3) The report must also contain (a) the methodology employed to arrive at any findings set out in the report; (b) information on trends in relation to requests for, and the provision of, medical assistance in dying; and (c) the period covered by the report. Restriction (4) The report must not include any personal information of an individual (a) who provided information under these Regulations; or (b) in respect of whom information was obtained by the Minister of Health under these Regulations. SOR/2022-222, s. 10
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Disclosure to provinces and territories 14 The Minister of Health may disclose to a provincial or territorial government, or any of its institutions, or to a public body established under an Act of the legislature of a province or territory personal information that the Minister obtained under these Regulations if the purpose of the disclosure is to support the monitoring of medical assistance in dying in the province or territory.
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Research 15 The Minister of Health may disclose, for the purposes of enabling research or statistical analysis with respect to medical assistance in dying, personal information that the Minister obtained under these Regulations — other than an individual’s name — to any individual or organization if the Minister (a) determines that the disclosure is necessary to achieve the objectives of the research or statistical analysis; and (b) receives a written undertaking by the individual or organization (i) to use the information only for the purpose for which it was disclosed, and (ii) not to disclose the information in any form that could reasonably be expected to identify the individual to whom it relates.
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Disclosure to Minister of Health 16 (1) A recipient designated under subsection 2(2) must disclose to the Minister of Health, within 30 days after the day on which a quarter begins, the information — other than the information referred to in paragraphs 2(a) and (g) and 2.1(a) and (d) of Schedule 1 and paragraphs 2(a) and (d) of Schedule 7 — that the recipient obtained under these Regulations in the preceding quarter. Definition (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), quarter means any period of three consecutive months beginning on January 1, April 1, July 1 or October 1. SOR/2022-222, s. 11
Regulations for the Monitoring of Medical Assistance in Dying — Fourth month after registration
Fourth month after registration * 17 (1) These Regulations, except section 13 , come into force on the first day of the fourth month following the month in which they are registered. Section 13 (2) Section 13 comes into force on the first anniversary of the day on which section 2 of these Regulations comes into force. * [Note: Regulations, except section 13, in force November 1, 2018; section 13 in force November 1, 2019.]
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1 The following information in respect of the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying: (a) date of birth; (b) sex at birth and gender identity; (c) race or Indigenous identity, and any disability of the person, if they consented to providing that information; (d) usual place of residence and living arrangement on the day on which the preliminary assessor or the practitioner received the request; (e) health insurance number and the province or territory that issued it or, in the case where they do not have a health insurance number, the province or territory of their usual place of residence on the day on which the preliminary assessor or the practitioner received the request; and (f) the postal code associated with the person’s health insurance number or, in the case where they do not have a health insurance number, the postal code of their usual place of residence on the day on which the preliminary assessor or the practitioner received the request.
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2 The following information in respect of the practitioner: (a) name; (b) an indication of whether they are a medical practitioner or nurse practitioner; (c) if they are a family physician, an indication to that effect; (d) if they are a medical practitioner other than a family physician, their area of specialty; (e) the province or territory in which they practise and, if they practise in more than one province or territory, the province or territory in which they received the request; (f) the licence or registration number assigned to them in the province or territory in which they received the request; (g) the telephone number, mailing address and email address that they use for work; and (h) to the best of their knowledge or belief, an indication of whether, before they received the request, the person who made the request consulted them concerning the person’s health for a reason unrelated to seeking medical assistance in dying.
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2.1 The following information in respect of the preliminary assessor: (a) name; (b) profession or occupation; (c) the province or territory in which they work; and (d) the telephone number, mailing address and email address that they use for work.
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3 The following information in respect of the request: (a) the date on which the person made the request; and (b) an indication of whether the preliminary assessor or the practitioner received the request from the person who made it directly or from a preliminary assessor, a practitioner, a care coordination service or another third party.
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4 If known, an indication by the preliminary assessor or practitioner of whether the person had previously made a request for medical assistance in dying, and if so, the outcome of that request.
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1 An indication of whether the preliminary assessor or the practitioner consulted with other health care professionals — other than the practitioners described in section 3 of these Regulations — or social workers in order to determine whether the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying met the eligibility criteria and, if so, the professions of those persons.
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2 An indication of which of the following eligibility criteria were assessed by the preliminary assessor or the practitioner and whether they were of the opinion that the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying met or did not meet each of those criteria: (a) the person was eligible — or, but for any applicable minimum period of residence or waiting period, would have been eligible — for health services funded by a government in Canada; (b) the person was at least 18 years of age; (c) the person was capable of making decisions with respect to their health; (d) the person made a voluntary request for medical assistance in dying that, in particular, was not made as a result of external pressure; (e) the person gave informed consent to receive medical assistance in dying after having been informed of the means that are available to relieve their suffering, including palliative care; (f) the person had a serious and incurable illness, disease or disability; (g) the person was in an advanced state of irreversible decline in capability; and (h) the illness, disease, disability or state of decline caused the person enduring physical or psychological suffering that was intolerable to the person and that could not be relieved under conditions that the person considered acceptable.
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3 An indication by the preliminary assessor or the practitioner of the following: (a) in the case where they assessed whether the person made a voluntary request for medical assistance in dying that, in particular, was not made as a result of external pressure, the reasons why they were of the opinion that the person met or did not meet this eligibility criteria; (b) in the case where they assessed whether the person had a serious and incurable illness, disease or disability and were of the opinion that the person met this eligibility criteria, the type of illness, disease or disability and the length of time that the person had it; (c) in the case where they assessed whether the person was in an advanced state of irreversible decline in capability and were of the opinion that the person met this eligibility criteria, the reasons for that opinion; and (d) in the case where they assessed whether the illness, disease, disability or state of decline caused the person enduring physical or psychological suffering that was intolerable to the person and that could not be relieved under conditions that the person considered acceptable and were of the opinion that the person met this eligibility criteria, the nature of the suffering as described by the person.
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4 In the case where medical assistance in dying was provided to a person whose natural death was not reasonably foreseeable, an indication by the practitioner of the following: (a) the date on which they began their assessment of whether the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying met the eligibility criteria or the date on which the other practitioner referred to in paragraph 241.2(3.1)(e) of the Code began that assessment, whichever is earlier; and (b) the number of days during the period beginning on the date provided under paragraph (a) and ending on the latest of the following dates: (i) the date on which the practitioner completed their assessment, (ii) the date on which the other practitioner referred to in paragraph 241.2(3.1)(e) of the Code completed their assessment, (iii) the date on which the safeguard set out in paragraph 241.2(3.1)(g) of the Code was met, and (iv) the date on which the safeguard set out in paragraph 241.2(3.1)(h) of the Code was met.
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5 An indication by the preliminary assessor or the practitioner of whether the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying required palliative care, if known, and if so, (a) if the person received palliative care, the type of palliative care they received, how long they received it and the place where it was received, if known; or (b) if the person did not receive palliative care, an indication of whether, to the best of the knowledge or belief of the preliminary assessor or the practitioner, palliative care was accessible to the person.
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6 An indication by the preliminary assessor or the practitioner of whether the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying required disability support services, if known, and if so, (a) if the person received disability support services, the type of disability support services they received and how long they received them, if known; or (b) if the person did not receive disability support services, an indication of whether, to the best of the knowledge or belief of the preliminary assessor or the practitioner, disability support services were accessible to the person.
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7 An indication by the preliminary assessor or the practitioner of whether or not, taking into account all of the medical circumstances of the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying, their natural death was reasonably foreseeable, if known.
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8 In the case where after having determined that the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying met all of the eligibility criteria, the practitioner subsequently determined that a safeguard set out in subsection 241.2(3) or (3.1) of the Code, as the case may be, had not been met, an indication of which safeguard had not been met and the reason they made that determination.
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 their request and ensured that the person gave express consent to receive medical assistance in dying; (p) whether, in the case where the person had difficulty communicating, the practitioner took all necessary measures to provide a reliable means by which the person could have understood the information that was provided to them and communicated their decision and, if so, the means provided; and (q) whether the practitioner informed a pharmacist, before the pharmacist dispensed the substance that the practitioner prescribed or obtained for the person, that the substance was intended for the purpose of providing medical assistance in dying.
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1 The date on which the practitioner prescribed or provided the substance to the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying.
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2 The place where the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying was staying when the practitioner prescribed or provided the substance to them.
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3 The following information: (a) an indication of whether the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying self-administered the substance, if known; (b) in the case where the practitioner knows that the person who made the request self-administered the substance, (i) an indication of whether the practitioner was present when the person self-administered the substance, (ii) the date on which the person self-administered the substance, if known, (iii) the place where the person self-administered the substance, if known, and (iv) an indication of whether the person’s self-administration of the substance caused their death, if known; and (c) in the case where, to the best of the practitioner’s knowledge or belief, the person who made the request did not self-administer the substance, (i) an indication of whether the person has died, if known, and (ii) in the case where the person has died, the date of death, if known.
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1 The date on which the practitioner administered the substance to the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying.
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2 The place where the practitioner administered the substance to the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying.
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3 An indication of whether the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying was transferred from one place to another for the purposes of administering the substance to them and, if so, the reasons for the transfer, if known.
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4 In the case where the practitioner administered a second substance to the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying in accordance with subsection 241.2(3.5) of the Code, an indication of whether (a) before the person lost the capacity to consent to receiving medical assistance in dying, the practitioner entered into an arrangement in writing with the person providing that they would be present at the time the person self-administered the first substance and that they would administer a second substance to cause the person’s death if, after self-administering the first substance, the person lost the capacity to consent to receiving medical assistance in dying and did not die within a specified period; (b) the person self-administered the first substance, did not die within the period specified in the arrangement and lost the capacity to consent to receiving medical assistance in dying; and (c) the second substance was administered to the person in accordance with the terms of the arrangement.
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1 The following information in respect of the person who made the request for medical assistance in dying and for whom the substance was dispensed: (a) date of birth; and (b) health insurance number and the province or territory that issued it or, in the case where they do not have a health insurance number or the pharmacist or pharmacy technician does not know the person’s health insurance number, the province or territory of their usual place of residence on the day on which the pharmacist or pharmacy technician dispensed the substance.
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2 The following information in respect of the pharmacist or pharmacy technician: (a) name and an indication of whether they are a pharmacist or pharmacy technician; (b) the province or territory in which they practise and, if they practise in more than one province or territory, the province or territory in which they dispensed the substance; (c) the licence or registration number assigned to them in the province or territory in which they dispensed the substance; and (d) the mailing address and email address that they use for work.
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3 The following information in respect of the practitioner who prescribed the substance or obtained the substance from the pharmacist or pharmacy technician: (a) name; and (b) the licence or registration number assigned to the practitioner in the province or territory in which they received the request.
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4 The following information in respect of the dispensing of the substance: (a) the date on which the substance was dispensed; and (b) an indication of whether the pharmacist or pharmacy technician dispensed the substance in a hospital pharmacy or community pharmacy or, if they dispensed the substance elsewhere, a description of that place.
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
ELIZABETH THE SECOND, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories QUEEN, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come or whom the same may in any way concern,
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
Whereas section 6 of the Government Corporations Operation Act provides that the Act applies to a corporation only from the date of issue of a proclamation by the Governor in Council declaring the Act to be applicable to that corporation;
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
Whereas, by Order in Council P.C. 2018-0681 of June 1, 2018, the Governor in Council directed that a proclamation do issue declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is applicable to 10804126 CANADA INC.;
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
Whereas, on June 12, 2018, the corporate name of 10804126 CANADA INC. was changed to Project Deliver I Ltd.;
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
Whereas Project Deliver I Ltd. is a corporation incorporated under the Canada Business Corporations Act and a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Canada Development Investment Corporation;
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
And whereas, pursuant to section 3 of the Government Corporations Operation Act , the Canada Development Investment Corporation is for all its purposes an agent of Her Majesty in right of Canada and therefore, in accordance with the Financial Administration Act , all of the issued shares of Project Deliver I Ltd. are owned by Her Majesty in right of Canada;
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
Now know you that We, by and with the advice of Our Privy Council for Canada, do by this Our proclamation declare that the Government Corporations Operation Act is applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
Of all which Our Loving Subjects and all others whom these presents may concern are required to take notice and to govern themselves accordingly.
Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd. — Proclamation Declaring that the Government Corporations Operation Act is Applicable to Project Deliver I Ltd.
In testimony whereof, We have caused this Our Proclamation to be published and the Great Seal of Canada to be affixed to it.