C-80 - Public Curatorship Act

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39. The Government may make regulations for the carrying out of this act, and in particular:
(a)  to determine the form and tenor of the various forms required;
(b)  to determine what documents and information the director of professional services or a physician authorized by him must furnish to the Public Curator under section 6;
(c)  to establish the manner in which copies of the judgments contemplated in sections 10 and 11 are to be sent;
(d)  to determine the form and tenor of the annual report which a tutor or curator must send to the Public Curator;
(e)  to fix the tariff of fees which the Public Curator may charge for the administration of the property entrusted to him or which is under his supervision;
(e.1)  to determine the income of the Public Curator in addition to that otherwise provided for by this Act;
(e.2)  to fix the date from which certain income fixed in accordance with paragraph e.1 will be added to the other income of the Public Curator;
(f)  to determine what information the Public Curator may require to establish those cases in which he becomes provisional administrator ex officio under paragraphs a, c, d, e and f of section 12 or under article 686 of the Civil Code;
(g)  to determine the form and tenor of the inventory to be made by the Public Curator under sections 18 and 19;
(h)  to determine the terms and conditions of the registration contemplated in section 20;
(h.1)  to define the expression “after the termination of the administration of the property” contained in section 28.1;
(i)  to establish in what cases the financial statements of a tutor or curator must be audited and certified by a public accountant;
(j)  to establish the delay within which a tutor or curator must send the documents provided for in section 31;
(k)  to determine the kind of information the Public Curator may require to establish sufficient evidence of the acceptance of a succession contemplated in section 33;
(l)  to determine the form and content of the account that must be rendered by the Public Curator pursuant to sections 34 and 36.
1971, c. 81, s. 39; 1972, c. 68, s. 12; 1974, c. 71, s. 15; 1974, c. 39, s. 70; 1975, c. 64, s. 21; 1982, c. 46, s. 15.
39. The Government may make regulations for the carrying out of this act, and in particular:
(a)  to determine the form and tenor of the various forms required;
(b)  to determine what documents and information the director of professional services or a physician authorized by him must furnish to the public curator under section 6;
(c)  to establish the manner in which copies of the judgments contemplated in sections 10 and 11 are to be sent;
(d)  to determine the form and tenor of the annual report which a tutor or curator must send to the public curator;
(e)  to fix the tariff of fees which the public curator may charge for the administration of the property entrusted to him or which is under his supervision;
(f)  to determine what information the public curator may require to establish those cases in which he becomes provisional administrator ex officio under paragraphs a, c, d, e and f of section 12 or under article 686 of the Civil Code;
(g)  to determine the form and tenor of the inventory to be made by the public curator under sections 18 and 19;
(h)  to determine the terms and conditions of the registration contemplated in section 20;
(i)  to establish in what cases the financial statements of a tutor or curator must be audited and certified by a public accountant;
(j)  to establish the delay within which a tutor or curator must send the documents provided for in section 31;
(k)  to determine the kind of information the public curator may require to establish sufficient evidence of the acceptance of a succession contemplated in section 33.
1971, c. 81, s. 39; 1972, c. 68, s. 12; 1974, c. 71, s. 15; 1974, c. 39, s. 70; 1975, c. 64, s. 21.