S-4.1.1, r. 2 - Educational Childcare Regulation

Section 121 Disposition versions

2024-04-27

121. Despite section 116 and the first paragraph of section 118, an educational childcare provider may supply, keep and administer medication or a natural product to any child without the authorization of a health professional, but only in accordance with a written authorization signed by the parent and only if the medication or the natural product is covered by a protocol established in accordance with section 108.0.1 of the Act.

If, in such a case, the medication or the natural product is provided by the parent, its container must be clearly marked with the name of the child for whom it is intended.

O.C. 582-2006, s. 121; O.C. 1314-2013, s. 62; S.Q. 2024, c. 6, s. 50.

2022-04-12

121. Despite sections 116 and 118, an educational childcare provider may supply, keep and administer acetaminophen to any child without the authorization of a accredited health care professional, but only in accordance with the protocol in Schedule II duly signed by the parent.

However, if the acetaminophen is supplied by the parent, its container must be clearly marked with the name of the child concerned.

O.C. 582-2006, s. 121; O.C. 1314-2013, s. 62.

2014-04-01

121. Despite sections 116 and 118, a childcare provider may supply, keep and administer acetaminophen to any child without the authorization of a accredited health care professional, but only in accordance with the protocol in Schedule II duly signed by the parent.

However, if the acetaminophen is supplied by the parent, its container must be clearly marked with the name of the child concerned.

O.C. 582-2006, s. 121; O.C. 1314-2013, s. 62.

2012-09-01

121. A childcare provider must ensure that toxic products and cleaning products are clearly labelled and stored in a space reserved for that purpose, out of the reach of children. The childcare provider must keep that space locked.

O.C. 582-2006, s. 121.