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A-13.3, r. 1 - Regulation respecting financial assistance for education expenses
Section 26
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26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance or an Aim for Employment benefit under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating, under that Act, in a social assistance and support measure or program, or the basic income program;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $332.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance or an Aim for Employment benefit under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating, under that Act, in a social assistance and support measure or program, or the basic income program;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $316.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance or an Aim for Employment benefit under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating, under that Act, in a social assistance and support measure or program, or the basic income program;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $297.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance or an Aim for Employment benefit under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $297.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance or an Aim for Employment benefit under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $289.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance or an Aim for Employment benefit under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $285.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance or an Aim for Employment benefit under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $280.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(1.1) receives financial assistance granted under a program of financial assistance for education expenses offered by a government department or body;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $278.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by the Minister of Employment and Social Solidarity;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $188.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by Emploi-Québec;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $188.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by Emploi-Québec;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $186.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by Emploi-Québec;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $184.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by Emploi-Québec;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $182.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
26. Despite section 24, no expense is allowable for a month in the year of allocation during which the student
(1) receives last resort financial assistance under the Individual and Family Assistance Act (chapter A-13.1.1), other than financial assistance for participating in a social assistance and support measure or program offered under that Act;
(2) receives unemployment benefits or any other benefit of the same nature and is registered in a training program offered by a department or body of the Government of Canada;
(3) is registered in a training program offered by Emploi-Québec;
(4) has been committed to custody; or
(5) is serving a training period of 3 months or more as part of a course of study under a cooperative plan.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph may be allocated expenses for the first month in the year of allocation during which the student is pursuing full-time studies. However, living expenses are allocated only to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor. The amount allocated as living expenses in such a case is $179.
A student who is in the situation referred to in subparagraph 3 of the first paragraph may be allocated the fees referred to in section 29 if the fees are not reimbursed to the student by a government department or body and the student attends a private educational institution at the secondary level in vocational training or at the college level, a public educational institution for a non-subsidized course of study or a university-level institution.
