The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has published the second batch of regulations that are being proposed as a result of financial services reform.

Of the 19 regulations included in this batch, eight relate to consumer provisions in the legislation.

A further seven regulations are particular to the supervisory structure of the legislation.

Two regulations pertain to access to the Canadian payments system, while the remaining two regulations deal with permitted investment issues flow from the new holding company regime.

The proposed regulations were pre-published in Part I of the Canada Gazette on September 8, for a comment period of 30 days.