In this regulation:
Act means the University Endowment Land Act;
UEL bylaw means a bylaw enacted by the minister under section 12 (1) of the Act;
young person has the same meaning as in section 1 of the Youth Justice Act.
The following are the maximum amounts of fines that may be imposed under a UEL bylaw:
$3 000, unless paragraph (b) applies;
$1 000, if a young person is charged with an offence that is dealt with under Division 3 of Part 8 of the Community Charter.
The following are the prescribed classes of persons who may be designated as bylaw enforcement officers for the purpose of the enforcement of a UEL bylaw:
members, other than civilian members, of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police;
persons
who are employees, as defined in section 1 of the Public Service Act, and
whose duties include the enforcement of one or more UEL bylaws;
persons
who are employees of a corporation retained by the government for the purpose of the enforcement of one or more UEL bylaws, and
whose duties as employees of the corporation include the enforcement of one or more UEL bylaws.
A ticket issued for the purposes of the enforcement of a UEL bylaw must be in Form A or Form B.
The certificate for service to be printed on the reverse side of the ticket must be
in Form A.1 with respect to a ticket in Form A, and
in Form B.1 with respect to a ticket in Form B.
The instructions to be printed on the reverse side of the copy of the ticket given to the person alleged to have contravened a bylaw must be
in Form A.2 with respect to a ticket in Form A, and
in Form B.2 with respect to a ticket in Form B.
An affidavit for the purposes of section 272 (4) of the Community Charter, as that section applies in respect of the enforcement of UEL bylaws, must be in Form C.
Forms Form A — Municipal Ticket Information Form A.1 — Certificate of Service Form A.2 — Municipal Ticket Information Form B — Municipal Ticket Information Form B.1 — Certificate of Service Form B.2 — Municipal Ticket Information Form C — Affidavit in Support of an Application to Strike Out a Conviction