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92-126 - General

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NEW BRUNSWICK
REGULATION 92-126
under the
Ambulance Services Act
(O.C. 92-768)
Filed September 28, 1992
Under section 28 of the Ambulance Services Act, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council makes the following Regulation:
1This Regulation may be cited as the General Regulation - Ambulance Services Act.
2In this Regulation
“Act” means the Ambulance Services Act.(Loi)
3Repealed: 2017, c.6, s.2
2017, c.6, s.2
4Repealed: 2017, c.6, s.2
2017, c.6, s.2
5Repealed: 2017, c.6, s.2
2017, c.6, s.2
6(1)A person who operates an ambulance shall maintain current financial records with respect to the operation of the ambulance.
6(2)A person who operates an ambulance shall retain all financial records with respect to the operation of the ambulance for a period of seven years.
6(3)Upon receipt of a written notice from the Director, a person who operates an ambulance shall submit to the Director all returns, reports and information with respect to the operation of the ambulance that are specified in the notice.
7(1)Each time ambulance services are provided, the person who operates the ambulance shall record the services on a form approved by the Minister.
7(2)A person who operates an ambulance shall retain a copy of the completed form under subsection (1) for a period of seven years after the date ambulance services are provided to the patient.
2008-96; 2017, c.6, s.2
8(1)A person who operates an ambulance that is not owned by the Province shall maintain a valid contract of automobile insurance with respect to the ambulance that is evidenced by an owner’s policy referred to in section 232 of the Insurance Act.
8(2)A contract of automobile insurance under subsection (1) shall insure, in respect of any one accident, to the limit of at least two million dollars against liability arising from the ownership, use or operation of the ambulance or resulting from bodily injury to or the death of any person, and damage to property.
8(3)A person who operates an ambulance that is not owned by the Province shall maintain a valid standard contract of malpractice insurance as evidenced by a policy in which the person and every ambulance attendant employed by that person is insured against claims for loss or damage suffered by a person who receives ambulance services when the loss or damage arises as a result of the negligence of the person or an ambulance attendant employed by that person.
8(4)A contract of malpractice insurance under subsection (3) shall insure, in respect of any one claim, to the limit of at least two million dollars against liability resulting from the negligence of the person who operates an ambulance or an ambulance attendant employed by that person.
2017, c.6, s.2
8.1The fee payable by a person who receives or uses ambulance services and who is not a resident of the Province is as follows:
(a) for the use of an ambulance, $650;
(b) for the use of an air ambulance, $6500.
2009-8; 2017, c.6, s.2
8.2The fee payable by a person who receives or uses ambulance services and who is a resident of the Province is $130.60 for the use of an ambulance.
2009-80; 2017, c.6, s.2
9Repealed: 94-51
94-51
10This Regulation comes into force on October 1, 1992.
N.B. This Regulation is consolidated to March 31, 2017.