A-25, r. 14 - Regulation respecting the reimbursement of certain expenses

Section 6 Disposition versions

2023-11-30

6. The maximum expenses incurred that qualify for reimbursement to a victim referred to in section 83 of the Act, on a weekly basis, are

(1)  $351 where the victim has the care of 1 person;

(2)  $383 where the victim has the care of 2 persons; and

(3)  $437 where the victim has the care of 3 or more persons.

The reimbursement of expenses is adjusted in the following instances and conditions:

(1)  the birth of a child;

(2)  the entry as resident in the victim’s home of an adopted child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(3)  the death of a child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(4)  the sixteenth birthday of a child except if, at this date, he is a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(5)  the end of the disability of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(6)  the absence from the victim’s residence of a child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason, for a duration of at least 28 consecutive days, if this absence is not due to the victim’s accident;

(7)  the return to the victim’s residence of a child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason, for a stay of at least 14 consecutive days.

O.C. 1925-89, s. 6; O.C. 1613-2023, s. 3.

2012-09-01

6. The reimbursement of expenses covered by section 83 of the Act is adjusted in the following instances and conditions:

(1)  the birth of a child;

(2)  the entry as resident in the victim’s home of an adopted child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(3)  the death of a child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(4)  the sixteenth birthday of a child except if, at this date, he is a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(5)  the end of the disability of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason;

(6)  the absence from the victim’s residence of a child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason, for a duration of at least 28 consecutive days, if this absence is not due to the victim’s accident;

(7)  the return to the victim’s residence of a child under age 16 or of a person ordinarily unable to hold employment whatsoever for any reason, for a stay of at least 14 consecutive days.

O.C. 1925-89, s. 6.