Canada — Alberta
Police Officers Collective Bargaining Act
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This Act sets rules for police collective bargaining, mediation, arbitration, grievances, unfair practices, and related duties.
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Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets rules for police collective bargaining, mediation, arbitration, grievances, unfair practices, and related duties.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act recognizes the contributions of the Polish community and names the second Sunday in June each year as Polish-Canadian Heritage Day.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act gives certain people a possessory lien on chattels, lets them detain the property until the debt is paid, and sets notice and sale procedures if payment is not made.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets out how Alberta post-secondary universities are established and governed, including who appoints key officers, who oversees student affairs, and what boards and councils may do.
Canada — Alberta
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Alberta designates June 27 each year as Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Day, starting in 2016.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets operating, design, reporting, sampling, and certification rules for waterworks systems and their responsible persons.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation requires licences for potato production, marketing, and processing, and sets service charges, recordkeeping, and Commission powers.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation continues the Potato Growers of Alberta Plan, sets who it applies to, and gives the commission authority to regulate the plan.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets supervision, certification, log book, and safety rules for power plants, heating plants, and thermal liquid heating systems.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets rules for making, using, and ending enduring powers of attorney, including who can sign or witness them, when they take effect, and when a court may step in.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets the prescribed amount of a preferential share at $150,000, expires on December 31, 2031, and starts when Part 3 of the Wills and Succession Act comes into force.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act creates the Premier’s Council on the Status of Persons with Disabilities and sets rules for its membership, meetings, reporting, bylaw-making, and expiry.
Canada — Alberta
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Owners of animals at premises, and commingling site operators, must obtain the required premises identification account and number, and account holders must report changes to the Minister within 30 days.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets licensing, security, contract, and conduct rules for prepaid contracting businesses.
Canada — Alberta
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November 1, 1986 is designated as the prescribed deregulation date for the Natural Gas Marketing Act.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act generally requires a licence to export natural gas or crude oil from Alberta when the Minister orders that licensing is required.
Canada — Alberta
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This Order exempts listed pressure equipment and related systems from some Alberta safety regulations, sets several size/pressure thresholds, and defines terms used in the exemptions.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets safety rules for pressure equipment in Alberta, including design registration, permits, construction standards, inspection, operation, reporting, and owner responsibilities.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets who may weld pressure equipment, who can test or issue certificates, and what certificates, cards, application steps, and record-keeping rules apply.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets up Primary Care Corridor Provincial Health Corporations and requires them to follow rules on governance, reporting, borrowing, investments, patient complaints, and approvals from the responsible Minister.