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Ministerial Order 2020-06 [Children's Services]

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services allowing day care, out-of-school care and innovative child care programs to re-open under health guidelines and allowing regulatory... More ≫

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services allowing day care, out-of-school care and innovative child care programs to re-open under health guidelines and allowing regulatory requirements to be varied by the statutory director, to allow for mixed-ages in child care programs. This order rescinds Children's Services Ministerial Order 2020-03.

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Ministerial Order 2020-05 [Children's Services]

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services suspending during the COVID-19 pandemic limitation and time periods set out in various acts and regulations. Limitation and time periods... More ≫

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services suspending during the COVID-19 pandemic limitation and time periods set out in various acts and regulations. Limitation and time periods set out under these acts and regulations are suspended from March 17, 2020 until June 1, 2020.

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Ministerial Order 2020-04 [Children's Services]

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services exempting holders of a child care program licence from the fee usually required to renew the licence, during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic. More ≫

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services exempting holders of a child care program licence from the fee usually required to renew the licence, during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ministerial Order 2020-03 [Children's Services]

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services setting out more stringent regulatory requirements for child care programs that may be operating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Includes a... More ≫

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services setting out more stringent regulatory requirements for child care programs that may be operating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Includes a screening questionnaire for any essential visitors and guidance for food handling. Note: this ministerial order was rescinded by Children's Services ministerial order 2020-06.

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Ministerial Order 2020-02 [Children's Services]

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services setting out more stringent regulatory requirements for child care programs that may be operating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Includes a... More ≫

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Ministerial order from the Minister of Children's Services setting out more stringent regulatory requirements for child care programs that may be operating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Includes a screening questionnaire for any essential visitors and guidance for food handling.

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Family day home standards manual for Alberta [2019]

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This manual contains the standards for operating an approved family day home service for the purposes of providing care to children. Family day home care is one of the child care options available... More ≫

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This manual contains the standards for operating an approved family day home service for the purposes of providing care to children. Family day home care is one of the child care options available to parents in Alberta. Child care providers that operate a family day home program can provide child care to a maximum of six children (including their own) aged 0 to 12 years old in their private residence.

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A guide to appeal : Child Care Licensing Act (CCL Act)

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A notice of appeal may be filed under the Child Care Licensing Act by a licence holder, a person who applies for a licence or the renewal of a licence, or a person to whom a decision prescribed in... More ≫

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A notice of appeal may be filed under the Child Care Licensing Act by a licence holder, a person who applies for a licence or the renewal of a licence, or a person to whom a decision prescribed in the regulations as being subject to an appeal. This guide has been prepared to help interested parties understand the appeal process, understand their role in the appeal process; and prepare for the hearing.

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Preparing and presenting your case – appellant : Child Care Licensing Act (CCL Act)

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A notice of appeal may be filed under the Child Care Licensing Act by a licence holder, a person who applies for a licence or the renewal of a licence, or a person to whom a decision prescribed in... More ≫

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A notice of appeal may be filed under the Child Care Licensing Act by a licence holder, a person who applies for a licence or the renewal of a licence, or a person to whom a decision prescribed in the regulations as being subject to an appeal. This guide has been prepared to help appellants understand the appeal process, understand their role in the appeal process; and prepare for the hearing.

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Preparing and presenting your case – director : Child Care Licensing Act (CCL Act)

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A notice of appeal may be filed under the Child Care Licensing Act by a licence holder, a person who applies for a licence or the renewal of a licence, or a person to whom a decision prescribed... More ≫

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A notice of appeal may be filed under the Child Care Licensing Act by a licence holder, a person who applies for a licence or the renewal of a licence, or a person to whom a decision prescribed in the regulations as being subject to an appeal. This guide has been prepared to help directors understand the appeal process, understand their role in the appeal process; and prepare for the hearing.

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Family day home standards manual for Alberta [2013]

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Approved family day homes are one of these options. In Alberta, a family day home must be approved by a contracted family day home agency and abide by the provincial Family Day Home Standards. ... More ≫

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Approved family day homes are one of these options. In Alberta, a family day home must be approved by a contracted family day home agency and abide by the provincial Family Day Home Standards. These programs offer you the option of choosing quality child care that is provided in a home-setting. These child care providers are recruited, trained and monitored by a contracted family day home agency to help ensure the safety and well-being of each child. Child care providers that operate an approved family day home program can care for a maximum of six children, including their own.

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