92 (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations for carrying out the purposes and provisions of this Part. Specific inclusions (2) Without restricting the generality of subsection (1), the Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations, (a) governing how drugs in long-term care homes are dealt with, including, without restricting the generality of the foregoing, governing their administration, handling and storage, requiring their destruction in specified circumstances, allowing licensees to restrict from whom drugs may be supplied and placing restrictions on who may have drugs in their possession; (b) relating to the use of psychotropic drugs in long-term care homes, including requiring a licensee of a home to discuss the use of such drugs with the Medical Director of the home and requiring the Medical Director to prepare reports and advise the licensee on the use of such drugs in the home; (c) prescribing numbers of beds and numbers of hours per week for the purposes of subsection 76 (3); (d) prescribing numbers of beds and numbers of hours per week for the purposes of subsection 77 (4); (e) providing for the qualifications of staff for the purposes of clause 79 (b); (f) governing duties that the staff of a long-term care home are required to perform; (g) respecting duties that physicians and registered nurses in the extended class who attend on residents are required to perform; (h) governing steps to be taken by licensees to provide a stable and consistent workforce in accordance with section 80, including placing limits on the use of temporary, casual and agency staff by licensees, and limiting the amount of services that can be provided by persons who are not employees; (i) defining “temporary” and “casual” for the purposes of section 80; (j) providing that the use of other classes of staff are restricted as provided for in section 80, and defining those classes of staff; (k) governing screening measures for the purposes of section 81, including specifying the kinds of police record checks required under subsection 81 (2); (l) requiring licensees to obtain regular declarations from staff and volunteers, including, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, requiring declarations about criminal convictions from persons for whom a police record check was required under subsection 81 (2); (m) prescribing offences and acts of professional misconduct for the purposes of subsection 81 (4), setting time periods for the purposes of subsection 81 (6), and generally governing the application of those subsections and clarifying the meaning of “governing structure” for the purposes of subsection 81 (5); (n) respecting and governing training for the purposes of section 82; (o) respecting information that is to be included in the package of information provided to residents under section 84, including the form and content of information that is to be provided and when and how the package must be updated, and defining “non-arm’s length relationship” for the purposes of clause 84 (2) (n); (p) governing the posting and communication of information under section 85; (q) governing regulated documents for the purposes of section 86, including describing what documents are regulated documents and establishing what requirements must be met by a regulated document, including providing for forms that must be used; (r) exempting agreements from the application of section 87; (s) governing the attestation provided for in section 90, including the information to be included in the attestation, to whom it shall be submitted, and its form, manner and timing; (t) providing for anything that under this Part may or must be provided for in regulations, or that is to be done in compliance with or in accordance with the regulations. PART VII   FUNDING