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344 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations for the purposes of Part VI, 1. governing the establishment, operation, maintenance, management and use of places of temporary detention, of open custody and of secure custody; 2. governing the establishment and operation of and the accommodation, equipment and services to be provided in any premises established, operated, maintained or designated for the purposes of the Youth Criminal Justice Act (Canada); 3. prescribing additional duties and functions of, i. probation officers, and ii. provincial directors; 4. prescribing the duties and functions of bailiffs; 5. prescribing the qualifications of probation officers; 6. prescribing additional duties and functions of persons in charge of places of temporary detention, of open custody and of secure custody; 7. prescribing reports to be made and information to be furnished under section 147, their form and the intervals at which they are to be made or furnished; 8. governing the conduct, discipline, rights and privileges of young persons in places of temporary detention, of open custody or of secure custody; 9. prescribing procedures for the admission of young persons to and their discharge from places of temporary detention, of open custody or of secure custody or premises in which a service is provided; 10. prescribing the number of members of the Board and the number of members that is a quorum; 11. prescribing additional powers, duties and procedures of the Board; 12. governing the exercise of the power of entry given under subsection 153 (5); 13. governing searches under subsection 155 (1); 14. prescribing procedures for the seizure and disposition of contraband found during a search; 15. respecting any matter considered necessary or advisable to carry out effectively the intent and purpose of Part VI.
345 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations for the purposes of Part VII, 1. prescribing procedures for the admission of persons to and their discharge from secure treatment programs; 2. prescribing standards for secure treatment programs; 3. governing policies on the use of mechanical restraints required by section 160, including prescribing provisions that must be or may not be included; 4. prescribing standards for secure de-escalation rooms; 5. prescribing procedures to be followed when a child or young person is placed in or released from a secure de-escalation room; 6. prescribing the frequency of reviews under subsection 174 (6); 7. prescribing additional standards and procedures with which a service provider must comply under subsection 174 (9); 8. prescribing matters to be reviewed and prescribing additional reports under section 175; 9. prescribing procedures as intrusive procedures; 10. prescribing drugs, combinations of drugs or classes of drugs as psychotropic drugs.
348 The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations for the purposes of Part X, 1. prescribing persons for the purpose of paragraph 2 of subsection 283 (2); 2. prescribing other ministers with whom the Minister may share information for the purposes of subsection 283 (5); 3. prescribing requirements and restrictions in relation to research and analysis for the purposes of subsection 283 (7); 4. prescribing and governing methods of giving notice under clauses 283 (8) (b) and 284 (3) (b); 5. prescribing the purposes for the collection under section 284; 6. prescribing purposes related to a society’s functions for the purposes of clause 288 (2) (c), subclause 291 (2) (a) (ii) and subsection 292 (3); 7. specifying requirements that an express instruction mentioned in clause 291 (1) (a) must meet; 8. prescribing requirements and restrictions for the purposes of clauses 288 (2) (e), 291 (1) (j) and (k) and 292 (1) (h) and subsections 293 (2) and (3), 302 (10), 304 (1) and (4) and 305 (10); 9. prescribing entities for the purpose of section 293; 10. prescribing information and circumstances for the purposes of subsection 293 (4); 11. prescribing exceptions and additional requirements for the purposes of subsection 293 (9); 12. prescribing a body for the purposes of sections 302, 304 and 305; 13. prescribing information for the purpose of subsection 304 (2); 14. prescribing persons for the purpose of subsection 304 (3); 15. prescribing provisions and prescribing and governing the manner of recording disclosures for the purpose of subsection 306 (3); 16. prescribing exceptions and additional requirements for the purposes of subsection 308 (2); 17. prescribing requirements for the purposes of subsection 308 (3) and clause 309 (1) (b); 18. prescribing circumstances for the purposes of subsection 314 (10) and governing the fees that may be charged in those circumstances; 19. permitting notices, statements or any other things, that under this Part are required to be provided in writing, to be provided in electronic or other form instead, subject to the conditions or restrictions that are specified by the regulations made under this section; 20. requiring service providers to provide information to the Commissioner and specifying the type of information to be provided and the time at which and manner in which it is to be provided.