S-4.2 - Act respecting health services and social services

Section 619.27 Disposition versions

1992-10-01

619.27. Until 1 April 1994 or any later date determined by the Government, the following provisions shall apply with regard to intermediate resources governed by this Act:

(1)  Only those public institutions which, on 1 October 1992, already maintain a pavilion, group home or other resource in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Act respecting health services and social services, as well as any public institutions to which the responsibility for maintaining such resources is transferred, are deemed to be governed by section 301.

(2)  Only the resources mentioned in subparagraph 1 are deemed to be intermediate resources for the purposes of section 302.

(3)  The rules governing the organization and operation of the resources mentioned in subparagraph 1, the rules relating to the remuneration paid to them and the procedure of admission to their services shall continue to be applicable to them and be in lieu of any particular or measure provided for in sections 303 to 306.

Until 1 April 1993 or any later date determined by the Government, the following provisions shall apply with regard to family-type resources governed by this Act:

(1)  No public institution, other than an institution operating a child and youth protection centre, may be identified by a regional board to call upon the services of a family-type resource for the placement of adults under section 310 where the personnel required to assure the professional follow-up of that resource remains attached to the institution operating the child and youth protection centre.

(2)  Every foster family within the meaning of the Act respecting health services and social services is deemed to be a family-type resource governed by section 311. Where such a foster family takes charge of adults, it shall be designated a “foster home” in accordance with the second paragraph of section 312.

(3)  The categories of foster families, the rules relating to the scales of compensation paid to them, the rules governing their relation with social service centres and the procedure of access to foster family services under the Act respecting health services and social services shall remain applicable to family-type resources and, for the purposes of section 314, shall be in lieu of any particular or measure provided for in sections 303 to 306.

1992, c. 21, s. 68.