Canada — Alberta
Out-of-Country Health Services Regulation
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This regulation sets the rules for applying for approval and payment of out-of-country insured health services, including screening, review, appeals, and payment.
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Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets the rules for applying for approval and payment of out-of-country insured health services, including screening, review, appeals, and payment.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation restricts releases, charging, sale, manufacture, servicing, and return handling for ozone-depleting substances and halocarbons, with special rules for refrigeration, air conditioning, and fire-suppression systems.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation defines “paint” and “paint container,” identifies certain paint and paint containers as designated materials, and sets the regulation to expire on June 30, 2031.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out how paramedics are registered, renewed, and allowed to use professional titles in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets the Minister and other provincial authorities take steps to form a town in a national park, and limits a town’s powers to what an agreement allows.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act defines partnership terms and sets rules for partner authority, liability, accounts, dissolution, and limited partnerships.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets filing, naming, registration, notice, and cancellation rules for Alberta LLPs and certain extra-provincial partnerships and LLPs.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation says passenger conveyors are treated as elevating devices, makes CSA Z98-14 applicable for passenger ropeways and passenger conveyors, makes certain annexes mandatory, gives the permit regulation priority if there is a conflict, disclaims Crown assurances, repeals the earlier standards regulation, and s
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out how Alberta health authorities must handle patient complaints, appoint patient concerns officers, and publish complaint-process information.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets licensing, display, disclosure, timing, and payment rules for payday lenders operating in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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Municipal entities must estimate, calculate, file, pay, and keep records for in lieu of tax payments, and may also receive refunds or interest when overpaid or otherwise entitled.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for employer authorizations, peace officer appointments, conduct, records, complaints, uniforms, fees, and reporting.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act regulates employer authorization and appointment of peace officers, complaint handling, inspections, offences, and penalties.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation limits when peace officers may carry or use weapons and ammunition, requires reporting of firearm discharges and weapon loss or theft, and requires authorized employers to keep weapons policies and send them to the Director.
Canada — Alberta
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The Registrar may register a pending-queue instrument or caveat out of order if the Registrar thinks it is needed to correct an error, comply with a court order, or avoid affecting other interests in the same land. The prescribed time is 30 days after the Registrar first returns the item for correction.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation requires permits for many building, electrical, gas, plumbing, fire, and private sewage undertakings, with listed exemptions and permit-holder duties.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act preserves and modifies the rule against perpetuities, including how contingent interests, powers of appointment, and certain trusts are treated.
Canada — Alberta
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The regulation limits how some service providers may be appointed as agents, requires contact steps when a nearest relative or legal representative cannot be reached, and says the originating application must be served on the maker’s legal representatives and nearest relative.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets eligible adults make personal directives, sets rules for agents and service providers, and creates offences, Public Guardian powers, and court review.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out required information, registry access rules, agreement requirements, and detailed procedures for capacity assessments under the Personal Directives Act.