Canada — Alberta
Livestock Market Regulation
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This regulation sets licensing, recordkeeping, sanitation, and inspection rules for livestock markets.
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Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets licensing, recordkeeping, sanitation, and inspection rules for livestock markets.
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This Act lets the Minister make regulations about prescribed livestock and products, gives inspectors inspection and detention powers, and creates offences and fines for non-compliance or interference with inspectors.
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This regulation sets reporting, record-retention, name, filing, and fee rules for certain loan and trust corporations.
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The Minister can incorporate certain provincial loan or trust corporations by letters patent, but applicants must file the prescribed application and the Minister must be satisfied about listed conditions before issuing them.
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This regulation sets financial rules for provincial corporations, trust corporations, and special purpose trust corporations, including asset mix, liquidity, borrowing, related-party exposure, and reporting duties.
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This Act requires lobbyists and designated filers to register and update returns, and it restricts certain paid-advice arrangements, contingent payments, and gifts to public office holders.
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This regulation sets a $150 filing fee for certain returns, except electronic filings, and requires designated filers in specified consultant-lobbyist cases to file a return within 30 days.
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This Act lets the Minister make certain loans and financial services for local authorities, sets a lending limit, and gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council regulation-making powers.
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The total principal amount of outstanding loans made by the Minister under the Act must not exceed $18 billion, for section 3 purposes.
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This excerpt sets out local election rules, including who may run, who runs elections, and how nominations, voting, and some emergency changes work.
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This regulation sets out prescribed election forms for local authority elections in Alberta and related voting forms and instructions.
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Local authorities must set up emergency governance and planning arrangements, keep the emergency plan current, run exercises, and meet training requirements; the Managing Director has related prescribing and exemption powers.
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The regulation defines “process” and says a person may make a complaint under section 10 only in writing and in a form approved by the Minister.
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This Act sets rules for Alberta local government funding agreements, including who can receive funding, how amounts are calculated, reporting and repayment requirements, and the Minister’s powers to adjust or reallocate funding.
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This regulation sets up registration, renewal, review, discipline, fees, and title rules for local government managers in Alberta.
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This regulation lets local political parties and slates participate in certain municipal elections, but sets registration, contribution, disclosure, and filing rules they must follow.
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The Minister may provide financial assistance and lodge assistance to management bodies that provide lodge accommodation, subject to this Regulation.
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This regulation sets out who qualifies for long term disability benefits, how benefits are calculated, when they stop, and how eligibility decisions can be reviewed.
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This regulation defines several lubricating-oil-related terms, designates lubricating oil material as designated material, repeals an earlier regulation, and sets an expiry date and commencement date.