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Canada — Alberta
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This Act adds rules about teaching Alberta students about primary provincial industries and declares February 13 as Fossil Fuel Recognition Day.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for private sewage disposal systems in Alberta, including equipment certification, design thresholds, and municipal bylaw powers.
Canada — Alberta
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The Act requires most people who want to provide vocational training to students to get a licence, and it gives the Director powers to license, inspect, order compliance, suspend or cancel licences, and issue stop orders.
Canada — Alberta
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This amendment Act adds and changes rules for private vocational training registration, licences, student contracts, inspections, and enforcement.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets licensing rules for private vocational training, including application requirements, Director review, student contract rules, refund rules, advertising limits, and reporting duties.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation sets procedures for Alberta violation tickets, summonses, electronic tickets, payment timing, and specified penalties.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets rules for suing the Crown in Alberta, including how documents are served, when trials are without juries, what remedies courts may or may not grant, and how compensation and payment of orders work.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets the registration system for professional biologists in Alberta, including committees, fees, certificates, appeals, discipline, and title use.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets up the professional chemists registration system in Alberta, including registration committees, fees, renewals, discipline, and use of professional titles.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets the professional conduct code for teachers and teacher leaders, and it establishes complaint, appeal, investigation, hearing, fee, service, and panel rules.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out registration, appeal, fee, renewal, discipline, and ethics rules for electrical contractors and master electricians in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets professional associations apply to become professional regulatory organizations, and sets out the Minister’s and professional governance officer’s roles in reviewing, recommending, and regulating that process.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets application, reporting, register, website, and review requirements for professional regulatory organizations and related officials.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets out how professional planners are registered, renewed, disciplined, and allowed to use the title “Registered Professional Planner.”
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for surveying practitioners’ offices, branch offices, names, reporting to the Registrar, and Council approval processes.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for professional technologist registration, continuing education, permits, discipline, seals/stamps, notices, and expiry.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This Act creates a registration system for professional and occupational associations, gives the Registrar duties over the register and investigations, sets governance and complaint procedures, and makes misuse of a designated title an offence.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets the process for approving, reviewing, monitoring, and cancelling certain post-secondary programs in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation designates listed corporations and their subsidiaries as prohibited corporations for the Election Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act, and it repeals an earlier prohibited corporations regulation.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets the Minister set up programs to support jobs, investment, innovation, and economic diversification, and requires reporting and, in some cases, a bill in the Assembly.