48. The operator of a private seniors’ residence must, before signing a lease, give a prospective resident, or the prospective resident’s representative, if applicable, a document drafted in simple and clear terms specifying(1) the category to which the residence belongs;
(2) all the services provided in the residence, with their cost;
(3) the conditions on which persons with a disability may be admitted and the accommodation capacity for such persons;
(4) the operating rules for the residence;
(5) the fact that any resident may file a complaint with the agency for the region concerning the services that the resident received or ought to have received from the residence;
(6) the fact that the operator applies an incident and accident reporting and disclosure procedure;
(7) the indication that only the tools referred to in section 60 may be used to identify loss of autonomy and assess a resident’s autonomy; and
(8) the fact that every resident must insure his or her personal property.
The operator also gives the person referred to in the first paragraph of the code of conduct adopted under the first paragraph of section 36, along with a copy of the recreational activities schedule for the current month referred to in the second paragraph of section 63.