65 (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations, 1.  providing for and governing anything that this Act refers to as being prescribed or provided for in the regulations, or as being required to be done in accordance with the regulations or as being subject to the regulations; 2.  defining or clarifying the meaning of any word or expression used in this Act that is not otherwise defined in this Act; 3.  providing for exemptions from this Act or any provision of this Act, subject to any conditions that may be set out in the regulation; 4.  prescribing charges, fees or payments that are or are not facility costs for the purposes of this Act; 5.  prescribing health facilities that are or are not integrated community health services centres for the purposes of this Act; 6.  providing for additional powers, functions and duties of the Director; 7.  governing the issuance, renewal, transfer, suspension and revocation of licences, including governing refusals to renew licences; 8.  establishing and governing rules respecting the permitted locations of integrated community health services centres; 9.  prescribing limitations and conditions that attach to licences of integrated community health services centres; 10.  governing the relocation of integrated community health services centres under section 10, providing for the terms and conditions of the relocation and respecting the time at which the application must be made; 11.  governing any application that may be made or submitted under this Act, including the process for submitting applications; 12.  respecting forms and their use; 13.  classifying integrated community health services centres; 14.  governing the care, treatment and services provided in integrated community health services centres, including governing safety, quality management programs, and prescribing quality and safety standards; 15.  governing the requirements for staff and employees of integrated community health services centres; 16.  governing the process licensees must have for receiving and responding to patient complaints; 17.  governing payments by the Minister under section 29, including prescribing the method of determining the amounts and prescribing conditions for the payment of such amounts; 18.  governing claims made for the purposes of payment under section 29, including requiring claims to be made in the prescribed manner and at the prescribed time and prescribing conditions for the making of claims; 19.  governing the books, records and accounts to be kept by licensees including their form and content and the place or places where they are to be kept; 20.  requiring the accounts of integrated community health services centres to be audited and requiring the licensees to furnish information or accounts required by the Director; 21.  governing the records to be kept by licensees with respect to the care and treatment of patients of the integrated community health services centre; 22.  governing reports and returns to be made to the Director by licensees; 23.  requiring and governing a system or systems to be used by licensees to monitor the results of the services provided in integrated community health services centres; 24.  governing access to patient or drug records and specifying persons who may have access to such records; 25.  prescribing inspecting bodies and governing the exercise of their responsibilities under this Act; 26.  governing inspections, including the actions to be taken by an inspector or inspecting body; 27.  requiring licensees or applicants for a licence to pay fees established by an inspecting body for any activity the inspecting body is required or permitted to carry out under this Act, including fees for administrative and overhead costs related to the activity; 28.  governing compliance orders, including factors that must be considered before issuing a compliance order and actions to be taken in connection with the issuance of a compliance order; 29.  governing and restricting the disposition and transfer of the assets of integrated community health services centres; 30.  governing transitional or similar matters that may arise due to the enactment of Schedule 1 to the Your Health Act, 2023; 31.  generally for carrying out what the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers to be the purposes, provisions and intent of this Act. Nil amount (2) An amount, cost or fee prescribed or provided for under subsection (1) may be a nil amount. Rolling incorporation by reference (3) If a regulation adopts by reference any code, standard, guideline or similar document, the regulation may require compliance with the code, standard or guideline, as amended from time to time, whether the amendment was made before or after the regulation was made. Retroactive effect (4) A regulation made under this Act is, if it so provides, effective with reference to a period before the day it is filed. Part IX (OMITTED) 66, 67 Omitted (repeals or revokes other legislation). Part X (OMITTED) 68-87 Omitted (repeals or revokes other legislation). Part XI (OMITTED) 88 Omitted (provides for coming into force of provisions of this Act). 89 Omitted (enacts short title of this Act). ________  Français