132. The Government may make regulations(a) (subparagraph repealed);
(b) to determine the elements an agreement respecting voluntary measures must contain;
(c) to determine the norms relating to the review of a child’s situation by the director;
(d) to determine the reports or documents necessary for the review and the time limits within which the reports and documents are required to be sent to the director;
(e) (subparagraph repealed);
(e.1) to determine the cases in which and the terms and conditions on which financial assistance may be granted to facilitate Aboriginal customary tutorship to or adoption of a child whose situation is taken in charge by the director;
(f) to determine in what cases, according to what criteria and on what conditions an institution operating a child and youth protection centre may grant financial assistance to facilitate the adoption of a child;
(g) to prescribe the conditions and modalities on or according to which the director may intervene in accordance with section 71.9;
(h) to determine in what cases and on what terms and conditions a person must undergo training prior to adopting a child domiciled outside Québec, and determine the persons qualified to give that training and the criteria applicable thereto;
(i) to determine the terms and conditions on which financial assistance may be granted to facilitate tutorship to a child;
(j) to establish the register referred to in section 72.9 and indicate which personal information will be entered in it and on what conditions, as well as who will be in charge of it; and
(k) determine the conditions applicable to placement in an intensive supervision unit, as provided for in section 11.1.1, and to measures intended to prevent a child from leaving the facilities maintained by the institution operating a rehabilitation centre, as provided for in section 11.1.2.