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Average annual number of officers required for municipal policing services
 2. (1) For the purposes of this Regulation, the Average Annual Number of OPP Officers Required for Municipal Policing Services by an integrated detachment in respect of a specific year is the average annual number of OPP officers that the detachment would have needed during the four-year period that precedes the year preceding the specific year, in order to provide municipal policing services, had the only services those officers provided been municipal policing services. (2) The Commissioner shall determine the Average Annual Number of OPP Officers Required for Municipal Policing Services by an integrated detachment in respect of a specific year, whenever that number is required for purposes of a calculation under this Regulation. (3) The Commissioner shall base his or her determination on an analysis of the workload of the OPP officers in the integrated detachment during the four-year period and, in analyzing the workload, the Commissioner shall consider the types of roads patrolled by OPP officers assigned to the detachment, the availability of OPP officers assigned to the detachment to respond to calls for service in light of the level of demand for the officers to provide other policing services, the types of calls for service received by the detachment and the need for multiple OPP officers to respond to certain types of calls for service for safety reasons.
Classes of municipal calls for service
 3. (1) For the purpose of calculating the Municipal Calls for Service Charges for municipalities under section 4, the Commissioner shall establish two or more classes of municipal calls for service, based on the types of occurrences that constitute municipal calls for service and the OPP resources required to respond to each type of occurrence. (2) The Commissioner shall first establish the classes by January 1, 2015 and may subsequently from time to time change the classes by adding a class, removing a class or changing the content of a class. (3) The Commissioner shall ensure that the classes first established under this section are and remain readily available to the public on the OPP website or from the OPP on and after January 1, 2015 and that any changes made to the classes under this section are and remain readily available to the public on the OPP website or from the OPP on and after the date on which they begin to apply.
Exemption
 6. Despite anything in this Regulation, (a) the amount that the Town of Moosonee must pay the Minister of Finance for police services provided by the OPP under section 5.1 of the Act is zero; (b) none of the provisions of this Regulation, other than this section, apply to the Town of Moosonee; and (c) for greater certainty, data respecting the Town of Moosonee shall not be included in any calculations or determinations carried out under this Regulation.
OPP to estimate amount owing
 7. (1) Before the beginning of each year, the OPP shall give each municipality for which it will be providing police services under section 5.1 of the Act during that year an estimate of the amount that the municipality will owe for those services. (2) If the OPP begins to provide police services to a municipality under section 5.1 of the Act during a year, the OPP shall give the municipality, as soon as possible, an estimate of the amount that the municipality will owe for those services for the remainder of that year. (3) During the year in which the OPP provides police services under section 5.1 of the Act to a municipality, the OPP may give the municipality from time to time an updated estimate of the amount that the municipality will owe for those services.
Monthly account
 8. (1) The Minister of Finance shall send a monthly account to each section 5.1 municipality based on the initial estimate and any updated estimates given by the OPP under section 7. (2) The municipality shall pay the Minister of Finance the amount set out in each monthly account within the time and in the manner provided in the account. (3) If the municipality does not pay the Minister of Finance the amount set out in a monthly account within the time provided in the account, and if the Minister of Finance requires the municipality to pay interest on the unpaid amounts in accordance with section 10 of the Financial Administration Act, the Minister of Finance may add the interest payable on the unpaid amounts to subsequent monthly accounts sent to the municipality under this section.