163. In addition to the other powers conferred upon the Minister by this Act, the Minister may make regulations(1) determining classes of licences, certificates, authorizations and leases, as well as their content and duration and the conditions for their issue, replacement, renewal or transfer;
(2) limiting the number of licences or leases of each class for a zone, territory or place the Minister specifies, and determining the number of licences or leases of each class that a person is authorized to issue under section 54 for that zone, territory or place;
(3) establishing the requirements that a holder of a licence, certificate, authorization or lease must satisfy;
(4) setting the fees or maximum fees payable for the issue, replacement, renewal or transfer of a licence, certificate, authorization or lease, as well as the fees or maximum fees payable for late payments or for administrative services involved in the processing of applications;
(5) setting the fees or maximum fees payable for registration in a draw for a trapping licence or a lease of exclusive trapping rights;
(5.1) setting the fees payable for the registration of animals or fish;
(6) determining, for the purposes of section 30, the cases in which a person may attract or attempt to attract an animal or class of animals, for any reason, by the use of a substance, object, animal or domestic animal, on the conditions the Minister determines;
(7) determining, for the purposes of section 30, the cases in which a person may feed or attempt to feed an animal or class of animals, on the conditions the Minister determines;
(8) setting, for each pelt from an animal hunted or trapped, whether undressed, dressed or received on consignment by an intermediary for its sale or trade, the royalties that the holder of a licence referred to in section 53 must pay;
(9) setting, for the purposes of the second paragraph of section 54 and the second paragraph of section 155.2, for each class of licence, the amount of the contribution toward the funding of the Fondation de la faune du Québec;
(10) determining, for the purposes of the second paragraph of section 67, the cases in which an animal that causes damage to property or must be moved in the public interest may be killed or captured, on the conditions the Minister determines;
(11) determining, for the purposes of section 68, the animals that must be released, reported to a wildlife protection officer or disposed of in any other manner, and the conditions governing their release or other manner of disposal; and
(12) determining among the provisions of a regulation made by the Minister under this Act those the violation of which constitutes an offence.