82 (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations, (a)  defining any term that is used in this Act and that is not defined in this Act; (b)  clarifying whether or not an activity constitutes an exempt circumstance; (c)  prescribing persons, premises, programs, services or circumstances for the purposes of paragraph 11 of subsection 4 (1); (d)  respecting the number of children that may be at a child care centre and the number of child care providers that shall be at a child care centre, including prescribing requirements relating to the age of those children; (e)  for the purposes of paragraph 1 of subsection 6 (3), (i)  prescribing the number of children for whom home child care may be provided in the circumstances described in sub-subparagraph 1 i A of subsection 6 (3), in accordance with subsection 6 (6), (ii)  authorizing child care to be provided in the circumstances described in sub-subparagraph 1 i B of subsection 6 (3) and prescribing the number of children for whom home child care may be provided in those circumstances, (iii)  prescribing the number of children who are younger than two years old for whom home child care may be provided, for the purposes of sub-subparagraph 1 iv B of subsection 6 (3); (f)  prescribing the number of children for whom child care may be provided for the purposes of subparagraph 2 i of subsection 6 (3); (g)  prescribing criteria for the purposes of subparagraph 3 v of subsection 6 (3) or paragraph 5 of subsection 6 (4); (h)  prescribing persons, premises, programs, services or circumstances for the purposes of paragraph 4 of subsection 6 (3); (i)  respecting whether subsection 6 (1) applies in respect of the provision of child care if it is provided as part of an authorized recreational and skill building program; (j)  exempting a person from the application of subsection 6 (1) on a temporary basis in circumstances where the person was providing home child care or in-home services that were overseen by a home child care agency and the agency’s licence was suspended; (k)  governing the qualifications of child care providers, including requiring operators of child care or early years programs or services to employ persons who have certain qualifications; (l)  establishing training courses or prescribing training requirements that relate to the operation of child care or early years programs or services or home child care agencies; (m)  requiring persons who operate the programs, services or agencies referred to in clause (l) to complete the training courses or requirements established or prescribed under that clause, including, if a person is a corporation, its officers, directors or employees or any other person with a controlling interest in a corporation; (n)  governing the amount or the method of determining the amount that may be charged by a person for the provision of licensed child care; (o)  governing the amount or the method of determining the amount that may be charged by a home child care agency to a child care provider for the provision of the agency’s services; (p)  governing accreditations, certifications and other designations indicating that certain standards or requirements are met by a child care or early years program or service, including, (i)  prohibiting persons from providing such accreditations, certifications and other designations, (ii)  prescribing requirements that apply to persons who provide such accreditations, certifications and other designations, (iii)  prescribing criteria that must be met by programs or services that receive such accreditations, certifications or other designations; (q)  governing the fees payable by applicants for licences or the renewal of licences; (r)  governing administrative penalties and all matters necessary and incidental to the administration of a system of administrative penalties under this Act; (s)  designating municipalities and district social services administration boards as service system managers; (t)  specifying the geographic area that is the service area of each service system manager; (u)  respecting the distribution of powers and duties among service system managers and prescribed local authorities if their powers or duties in relation to child care or early years programs or services overlap; (v)  respecting funding agreements entered into under subsection 54 (3), including prescribing requirements or restrictions that apply to cost sharing arrangements; (w)  governing the apportionment of costs incurred pursuant to a cost sharing arrangement included in an agreement under subsection 54 (3), including, (i)  requiring specified municipalities to share in the apportionment of costs incurred by a service system manager or prescribed local authority, and respecting the manner in which that share shall be recovered by the service system manager or prescribed local authority, (ii)  respecting the method of determining the apportionment of costs, (iii)  authorizing the parties referred to in subclause (i) to determine, by agreement, the apportionment of costs and the manner in which the costs shall be recovered, and prescribing conditions that apply in such circumstances, (iv)  providing for an arbitration process for determining the apportionment of costs, (v)  requiring a municipality that fails to pay its portion of the costs to pay a penalty to the Province and governing the amount or the method of determining the amount of the penalty; (x)  governing the provision of financial assistance provided for under this Act, including eligibility for, applications for and payment of the financial assistance; (y)  respecting any matter that the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers necessary or advisable to carry out effectively the intent and purpose of sections 72 and 73 in relation to Ontario education numbers, including, (i)  prescribing early years programs or services for the purposes of paragraph 2 of subsection 73 (2), (ii)  prescribing persons or entities for the purposes of clause 73 (4) (c), (iii)  regulating the manner in which personal information is collected, (iv)  requiring persons who operate child care or early years programs or services to use Ontario education numbers for certain purposes; (z)  governing a system for the establishment of records in respect of children registered in child care and early years programs and services, including requiring persons who operate child care and early years programs and services to establish, maintain, retain, transfer and dispose of the records. Same (2) In addition to its powers under subsection (1), the Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations doing anything that may be done by the Minister under section 81. Personal information (3) A regulation made under clause (1) (z) may require the disclosure of personal information. Retroactivity and incorporation by reference