hordruma/ontario_laws_and_regs huggingface dataset:
Definitions
  1. In this Regulation, “builder agreement” has the same meaning as in Ontario Regulation 637/20 (Builder Agreements and Vendor Agreements) made under the Act; (“convention du constructeur”) “insolvency proceeding” means, (a)  a proceeding initiated pursuant to the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (Canada), (b)  a proceeding initiated pursuant to the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Canada), or (c)  any receivership, compromise, arrangement, reorganization, winding-up, dissolution or other similar proceeding; (“procédure d’insolvabilité”) “material change” means a significant proposed, imminent or implemented change in the business, operations, personnel, assets, liabilities or affairs of an applicant including, (a)  a significant change in matters relating to sales or transfers, construction financing or the prospects for completion of construction and sales or transfers of homes that are proposed by or that are the subject of a contract with the applicant, (b)  a significant change in information about the proposed construction plans in relation to homes that are proposed by or that are the subject of a contract with the applicant, (c)  a significant change in information concerning the servicing of warranties or protections for homes that are proposed by or that are the subject of a contract with the applicant, or (d)  the commencement of an insolvency proceeding or receipt of knowledge of an imminent insolvency proceeding; (“changement important”) “vendor agreement” has the same meaning as in Ontario Regulation 637/20 (Builder Agreements and Vendor Agreements) made under the Act. (“convention du vendeur”)
Conditions, continuing to qualify for enrolment
 3. The following are prescribed as conditions for the purposes of clause 10.3 (5) (b) of the Act that must be satisfied in order for a home to continue to qualify for enrolment in the Plan: 1.  The vendor and builder of the home must both remain licensed by the registrar of the regulatory authority, and there must be no outstanding proposal to refuse to renew, suspend or revoke the licence. 2.  The vendor and builder of the home must have each complied in all material respects with their obligations under the Act, the New Home Construction Licensing Act, 2017, other applicable law, any existing or prior vendor agreement, any existing or prior builder agreement and any other agreement with the Registrar and with the policies, rules and directives of the Registrar. 3.  Neither the vendor nor builder of the home may have been subject to a material change since the application for qualification for enrolment was submitted that, in the determination of the Registrar, is likely to adversely affect the sale, transfer, construction, financing, completion and after-sales service of the home or of the type of home. 4.  No purported transfer of the qualification for enrolment may have occurred. 5.  Without limiting the general discretion of the Registrar to revoke or suspend a determination that a home is qualified for enrolment at any time, the applicant must co-operate in any review of the qualification for enrolment from time to time if required by the Registrar, and where the Registrar requires a review, i.  the applicant must provide the Registrar with any forms, information and documents determined by the Registrar to support the original application and to update and supplement relevant information from the original application, ii.  the forms, information and documents referred to in subparagraph i, together with the fee that the Registrar determines, shall be submitted to the Registrar no later than 30 days after being requested, and iii.  following the review, or if the applicant does not co-operate with the review, the Registrar may exercise its options under section 10.6 of the Act, including imposing further conditions or suspending or revoking a determination that the home qualifies for enrolment in the Plan.