Living quarters
 11. (1) The superintendent of a school shall comply with the following rules in operating the lodging of the school: 1.  Each bedroom shall have a minimum floor space of, i.  five square metres for each student who is younger than 16 who occupies the bedroom, and ii.  seven square metres for each student who is 16 or older who occupies the bedroom. 2.  A room without a window shall not be used as a bedroom. 3.  A student who is seven or older shall not share a bedroom with another student of the opposite sex without the written approval of the director. 4.  Each student shall be provided with their own bed and mattress suitable for the student’s age and size. 5.  Each student shall be provided with an impermeable mattress cover to fit their mattress. 6.  No part of a basement shall be used as a bedroom without the written approval of the director. 7.  The lodging shall have an outdoor play space that has a minimum area of at least 9 square metres multiplied by the maximum number of students, unless an alternative arrangement is approved by the director in writing. 8.  The lodging shall have a minimum of, i.  one sink with hot and cold water for every five students or fewer, ii.  one flush toilet for every five students or fewer, and iii.  one bath or shower with hot and cold water for every eight students or fewer. 9.  If there is more than one toilet in any room, each toilet shall be located in a separate stall. 10.  The maximum temperature of hot water supplied to any sink, bathtub or shower shall not exceed 49 degrees Celsius. 11.  A water distribution system supplying hot water to any sink, bathtub or shower that is accessible to a student in the lodging shall have one or more temperature gauges and control devices that are, i.  accessible only to staff members of the lodging, and ii.  capable of being adjusted to ensure that the temperature of the water supplied to the sink, bathtub or shower does not exceed 49 degrees Celsius. 12.  The lodging shall be maintained at a temperature of at least 17 degrees Celsius. (2) The policies and procedures referred to in clause 6 (1) (h) respecting students’ bedrooms shall include provisions regarding students sharing bedrooms, student privacy in bedrooms, items that are prohibited in student bedrooms and access to bedrooms by persons working in the lodging. (3) The policies and procedures referred to in clause 6 (1) (i) respecting safe bathing and showering shall include provisions, (a)  requiring a safe range of water temperatures for bathing and showering to be provided, requiring regular maintenance of equipment to provide a safe range of water temperatures and requiring regular monitoring of water temperatures; (b)  requiring the student support manager to work with a parent to create a plan for any student who requires supervision while bathing or showering, taking into account the student’s age, stage of development and any particular needs or risk factors, and requiring supervision of the student in accordance with the plan; and (c)  requiring the student support manager to work with a parent to review the plan described in clause (b) at least annually and to update the plan with the parent as needed.