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Canada — Alberta
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Municipalities may hold certain interests in local generating or energy storage resources only if the listed purchase, property, and billing conditions are met, and they must get Market Surveillance Administrator approval for compliance plans before starting or changing implementation.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets notice, disclosure, hearing, business-plan, and shareholder-agreement requirements for municipalities and controlled corporations, and gives exemptions to named utilities.
Canada — Alberta
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A person must meet at least one listed criterion before the Registrar may conduct a name search. The regulation also defines key terms and says the regulation expires on May 31, 2030.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets billing rules for gas customers and requires retailers to provide security to gas distributors in certain cases.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation gives eligible deep natural-gas wells a reduced royalty rate and allows the Minister to adjust, transfer, or revoke that adjustment.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets the Commission regulate certain gas-contract price-component services and restricts netback gas resale after deregulation unless producer support findings exist.
Canada — Alberta
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Certain buyers, users, distributors, end users, owners, and plant operators must file monthly reports about marketable gas with the Commission, and late reporting can trigger automatic penalties.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets reporting, pricing, royalty, and exemption rules for natural gas and related gas products in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets natural gas royalty rules, reporting requirements, and Ministerial powers for Alberta’s royalty system.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act creates the Natural Resources Conservation Board, sets out how reviewable projects are reviewed, and requires Board action to follow applicable ALSA regional plans.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets registration categories for naturopaths, allows certain applicants to be registered, limits provisional and courtesy registrations, controls use of titles, and requires CPR and other evidence for practice permit renewal.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for new home buyer protection, including licensing, warranty coverage, registry reporting, and administrative penalties.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets exemptions under the New Home Buyer Protection Act, rules for serving compliance orders and notices, and powers for the Registrar to deal with rental use designations and service issues.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This Act sets licensing and warranty rules for new home construction in Alberta, including when a home can be built, sold, or exempted, and who can enforce compliance.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets when production from a new well qualifies for a reduced royalty rate and when that status ends.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation designates the lands listed in the Schedule as non-permit areas, repeals the former Non-Permit Area Regulation, and expires on January 31, 2034.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act authorizes licences and licence amendments for a specified application to transfer treated municipal water between the North Saskatchewan River Basin and the Athabasca River Basin, subject to annual volume limits.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act establishes the Northern Alberta Development Council, lets it hold public meetings, and requires it to file an annual report with the Legislative Assembly within 15 days after the next session opens.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets the Northland School Division’s structure, gives the Minister power over wards and school districts, and requires the board to create engagement and ward-council policies.
Canada — Alberta
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Notaries public must follow the code of conduct, including honesty, fairness, confidentiality, and compliance with governing law; they must not mislead or handle false or deceptive documents. The regulation also sets a $100 appointment fee, with an exception for certain government or police employment appointments.