S-4.1.1 - Educational Childcare Act

Section 102 Disposition versions

2022-04-12

102. A permit holder, a home educational childcare coordinating office or a recognized home educational childcare provider must communicate to the Minister, on request, the personal or other information needed by the Minister for the purposes of this Act, whether to identify its clientele, assess anticipated attendance, assess actual attendance by the children receiving childcare, or manage childcare service supply and demand or for studies, research or the administration of a subsidy.

In the case of a coordinating office, the information referred to in the first paragraph includes that obtained from a home educational childcare provider that it has recognized. A home educational childcare provider must likewise, on request, communicate to the coordinating office the information it needs to exercise its functions related to identifying its clientele, assessing anticipated attendance, assessing actual attendance by the children receiving childcare, managing childcare service supply and demand or to administer a subsidy.

The information concerned may relate to the permit holder, the coordinating office or a home educational childcare provider, their directors or personnel, the childcare services they provide or coordinate, or the children receiving childcare and their parents.

The information requested by the Minister under this section must be sent to the Minister within the time and in the manner determined by the Minister, in particular by Internet, using the computer system and software determined by the Minister.

2005, c. 47, s. 102; 2017, c. 31, s. 18; 2022, c. 9, s. 97.

2017-12-08

102. A permit holder, a home childcare coordinating office or a recognized home childcare provider must communicate to the Minister, on request, the personal or other information needed by the Minister for the purposes of this Act, whether to identify its clientele, assess anticipated attendance, assess actual attendance by the children receiving childcare, or manage childcare service supply and demand or for studies, research or the administration of a subsidy.

In the case of a coordinating office, the information referred to in the first paragraph includes that obtained from a home childcare provider that it has recognized. A home childcare provider must likewise, on request, communicate to the coordinating office the information it needs to exercise its functions related to identifying its clientele, assessing anticipated attendance, assessing actual attendance by the children receiving childcare, managing childcare service supply and demand or to administer a subsidy.

The information concerned may relate to the permit holder, the coordinating office or a home childcare provider, their directors or personnel, the childcare services they provide or coordinate, or the children receiving childcare and their parents.

The information requested by the Minister under this section must be sent to the Minister within the time and in the manner determined by the Minister, in particular by Internet, using the computer system and software determined by the Minister.

2005, c. 47, s. 102; 2017, c. 31, s. 18.

2006-06-01

102. A permit holder, a home childcare coordinating office or a recognized home childcare provider must communicate to the Minister, on request, the personal or other information needed by the Minister for the purposes of this Act, whether for studies, research or the administration of a subsidy.

In the case of a coordinating office, the information referred to in the first paragraph includes that obtained from a home childcare provider that it has recognized. A home childcare provider must likewise, on request, communicate to the coordinating office the information it needs to exercise its functions or administer a subsidy.

The information concerned may relate to the permit holder, the coordinating office or a home childcare provider, their directors or personnel, the childcare services they provide or coordinate, or the children receiving childcare and their parents.

2005, c. 47, s. 102.