64 (1) The Minister may make regulations, (a) governing reportable hazards, including, (i) specifying a hazard or a class of hazards as a reportable hazard, (ii) requiring the reporting of a reportable hazard, prescribing the persons or classes of persons who are required to make such reports, prescribing the persons to whom such reports are to be made and prescribing the information to be provided, (iii) specifying the manner and time in which reports of a reportable hazard shall be made, and (iv) respecting any action that must be taken, including imposing conditions, with respect to the reporting of a reportable hazard or requiring any person to protect and preserve the animal, the carcass of a dead animal and any diagnostic or other material relating to an animal, animal product, animal by-product, input, fomite, vector, waste material or any other thing; (b) governing immediately notifiable hazards, including, (i) specifying a hazard or a class of hazards as an immediately notifiable hazard, (ii) requiring the reporting of an immediately notifiable hazard, prescribing the persons, facilities or classes of persons or facilities that are required to make such reports, prescribing the persons to whom such reports are to be made and prescribing the information to be provided, (iii) specifying the manner and time in which reports of an immediately notifiable hazard shall be made, and (iv) respecting any action that must be taken, including imposing conditions, with respect to the reporting of an immediately notifiable hazard; (c) governing periodically notifiable hazards, including, (i) specifying a hazard or a class of hazards as a periodically notifiable hazard, (ii) requiring the reporting of a periodically notifiable hazard, prescribing the persons, facilities or classes of persons or facilities that are required to make such reports, prescribing the persons to whom such reports are to be made and prescribing the information to be provided, (iii) requiring the reporting of positive, negative and inconclusive findings with respect to the periodically notifiable hazard, (iv) specifying the manner and time in which reports of a periodically notifiable hazard shall be made, and (v) respecting any action that must be taken, including imposing conditions, with respect to the reporting of a periodically notifiable hazard; (d) governing the reporting of incidents or findings by veterinarians under section 9, including, (i) specifying factors that must be present in order for an incident or finding to be reportable, (ii) requiring the reporting of an incident or finding,  specifying the information that is required to be reported and prescribing the persons to whom such reports are to be made, (iii) specifying the manner and time in which reports of such incidents or findings shall be made, and (iv) respecting any action that must be taken, including imposing conditions, with respect to the incident or finding; (e) exempting any person or class of persons from the reporting requirements in sections 7 to 9 and prescribing any conditions that must be satisfied for the exemption to apply.  2009, c. 31, s. 64 (1). Same, collecting, using, and disclosing information (2) The Minister may make regulations governing the collection, use and disclosure of information, including personal information, including, (a) prescribing purposes for collecting information under subsection 13 (1); (b) prescribing requirements and restrictions for the purposes of subsection 13 (2); (c) prescribing purposes for disclosing personal information under subsection 13 (5); (d) prescribing methods of giving the notice required by subsection 39 (2) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.  2009, c. 31, s. 64 (2). Same, general (3) The Minister may make regulations, (a) governing the delegation of authority over the administration of this Act or parts of it or of regulations or parts of them made under this Act, including specifying a third party to whom the authority is delegated and setting out the conditions of the delegation; (b) respecting the types of records to be kept, maintained and submitted under this Act; (c) respecting how records are to be kept, maintained and submitted; (d) respecting the period of time records must be kept; (e) exempting any person, hazard, animal, animal product, animal by-product, input, fomite, vector, waste material, conveyance, activity, matter, thing or premises, or any class of them, from any regulations made by the Minister or any provision of such a regulation and setting out the circumstances, if any, specified in the regulations and establishing any conditions that attach to the exemption; (f) prescribing anything the Minister is expressly authorized by this Act to prescribe.  2009, c. 31, s. 64 (3). Same, fees (4) The Minister may make regulations governing fees under this Act, including, (a) requiring the payment of fees; (b) prescribing fees or the manner of calculating fees for the purposes of this Act and regulations and for services provided under this Act; (c) prescribing fees or the manner of calculating fees that are payable under this Act in respect of applications for permits, licences, registrations, certificates, amendments and renewals of any of them and other administrative matters; (d) prescribing rules governing the refund of all or part of a fee paid under this Act; (e) requiring the payment of interest on the amount of outstanding fees and prescribing the manner of calculating the interest and determining the rate of interest.  2009, c. 31, s. 64 (4). Regulations, general