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Canada — Alberta
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The Act requires licensing and inspection before slaughter, restricts sale and transport of meat unless inspection and labeling conditions are met, and gives inspectors/enforcement officials inspection and record-access powers.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for meat facilities, abattoirs, mobile butchers, and uninspected slaughter operations, including licensing, inspection, hygiene, transport, labeling, and exemptions.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets when Alberta health care benefits are payable, how some benefits are calculated, who can approve or establish special plans, and when certain services are not covered.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets registration categories, entry requirements, temporary and courtesy registration rules, title-use permissions, and practice-permit renewal requirements for specified technologists.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets registration categories and conditions for medical laboratory technologists, including qualification, renewal, provisional, courtesy, and title-use rules.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets how medical panels are formed, how a claimant may choose a medical professional advisor, how records may be shared and used, and who pays certain fees and test costs.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation lists criteria that may be used to decide when tissue or organs are not medically suitable for transplantation, and it sets an expiry date and a commencement trigger.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets pension-plan rules on contributions, pension timing, evidence required before benefits or prior-service contributions are paid, and the form and timing for appeals.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets up MLA pension plans, assigns administration to the Minister and Board, stops new active participation and further contributions, and sets rules for benefits, appeals, and related payments.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for the Legislative Assembly pension plan, including who counts as a participant, how contributions are paid, how benefits are calculated and paid, and when some pensions are suspended or increased.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets gift-and-benefit value limits for Members and requires recording and, in some cases, reporting to the Ethics Commissioner.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets rules for admitting, detaining, treating, reviewing, and discharging certain persons with mental disorder, including certificates, community treatment orders, warrants, and patient notifications.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out the required forms for many Mental Health Act processes, designates certain places as facilities, allows previous forms to be used for a transitional period, and sets an expiry date for the regulation.
Canada — Alberta
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A review panel must submit an annual report to the Minister, and members may be paid specified expenses or remuneration for panel work.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act amends the Mental Health Act, adds a duty for peace officers to convey a person after assessment and examination, and provides that the Act comes into force on Proclamation, with listed exceptions.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out how the Patient Advocate handles complaints and investigations, including notices, reports, confidentiality, document requests, and access to patients.
Canada — Alberta
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Facilities must pay certain transportation costs when a person is conveyed to and detained in a facility under the Act, with some costs shifted to another responsible payer if an agreement covers them. Detained formal patients and other detained individuals are generally not liable for their own detention-related costs
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets licensing, reporting, inspection, and compliance rules for service providers, especially those offering residential addiction treatment services.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act changes the Mental Health Services Protection Act by adding definitions, creating a protected-terms rule for facilities, giving the Minister power to set standards, and updating appeal and regulation-making provisions.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets licensing, staffing, recordkeeping, reporting, and approval requirements for supervised consumption services, and it also creates separate rules for narcotic transition services.