P-34.1, r. 3 - Regulation respecting the certification of intercountry adoption bodies

Section 3 Disposition versions

2016-01-01

3. The body must also show that it is directed, managed and administered by persons who

(1)  are aware of and adhere to the ethical principles and rules of conduct to which the body has declared itself bound;

(2)  have sufficient knowledge of the current intercountry adoption laws in Québec and in the State of origin concerned and of the relevant immigration rules;

(3)  have sufficient knowledge of the process leading to the adoption of a child domiciled in the State of origin concerned;

(4)  have sufficient knowledge of the culture and socio-political situation in the State of origin concerned;

(5)  know the competent intercountry adoption authorities in Québec and in the State of origin concerned;

(6)  have the training or relevant experience to work in the field of intercountry adoptions, in particular in the areas of management, law, psychology, social work, international relations, child care or humanitarian aid;

(7)  have produced a signed an affidavit in which they declare having no direct or indirect interest in an enterprise or activity placing their personal interest in conflict with that of the body; and

(8)  are domiciled in Québec and are Canadian citizens or permanent residents.

M.O. 2005-018, s. 3; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).

2012-09-01

3. The body must also show that it is directed, managed and administered by persons who

(1)  are aware of and adhere to the ethical principles and rules of conduct to which the body has declared itself bound;

(2)  have sufficient knowledge of the current intercountry adoption laws in Québec and in the State of origin concerned and of the relevant immigration rules;

(3)  have sufficient knowledge of the process leading to the adoption of a child domiciled in the State of origin concerned;

(4)  have sufficient knowledge of the culture and socio-political situation in the State of origin concerned;

(5)  know the competent intercountry adoption authorities in Québec and in the State of origin concerned;

(6)  have the training or relevant experience to work in the field of intercountry adoptions, in particular in the areas of management, law, psychology, social work, international relations, child care or humanitarian aid;

(7)  have produced a signed and sworn statement in which they declare having no direct or indirect interest in an enterprise or activity placing their personal interest in conflict with that of the body; and

(8)  are domiciled in Québec and are Canadian citizens or permanent residents.

M.O. 2005-018, s. 3.