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Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets the rules for issuing and managing public-land dispositions in special areas, including applications, rent, holder duties, renewals, assignments, grazing, cultivation, hay permits, community pastures, mineral surface leases, and rights of way.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets fees for listed special-areas services and says when no fee is payable.
Canada — Alberta
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The Act lets a Minister declare special days, weeks, or months by order, with notice and notification requirements, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make supporting regulations.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets the Board make a one-time special payment to eligible individuals who apply, prove eligibility, and provide a release.
Canada — Alberta
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The board must give public notice before a school tax levy plebiscite, and the notice must state the estimated annual amount, the number of years, and the purpose of the levy. Ballots must follow the Schedule form.
Canada — Alberta
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This Regulation reallocates and limits authority for energy resource activities, sets transition rules, and makes some specified enactments inapplicable to the Regulator.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation requires certain facility-related persons to file specified gas reports, keep records, and follow standard-based reporting rules.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets registration requirements for speech-language pathologists and audiologists and limits how regulated members may use professional titles.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act sets up and reorganizes several school districts and boards, gives the Minister and the Lieutenant Governor in Council limited powers about assets and regulations, and bars liability claims against the Crown or Minister for acts done under the Act.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets standards for confined feeding operations, manure storage, and manure application, including setbacks from water and residences, storage requirements, and record keeping.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets the Chief Legislative Counsel prepare revisions of Alberta public enactments, with ministerial supervision, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council control deposit, commencement, and regulations for revisions.
Canada — Alberta
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When this revision comes into force, it may be cited as “Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000” or “RSA 2000”.
Canada — Alberta
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The Minister must report certain unproclaimed Acts or provisions to the Legislative Assembly each year, and some listed items are automatically repealed on December 31 unless brought into force or preserved by resolution.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act establishes the Strategic Aviation Advisory Council and requires it to research, consult, and report to the Minister.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets landowners or inspectors deal with stray livestock, sets notice and payment steps, and creates offences for certain livestock, gate, and highway conduct.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation gives LIS delegated authority and sets rules for its activities, reporting, audits, records, privacy compliance, appeals, and limits on changes to its governance.
Canada — Alberta
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The Minister may prescribe the forms required by the Act and this Regulation, and the provision defines “Act” and “livestock.”
Canada — Alberta
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This Act lets the Minister and financing institutions provide student financial assistance, but loans and agreements must follow prescribed rules.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation sets rules for Alberta student financial assistance, including who can apply, how the Minister can award or review assistance, and when loans or grants must be repaid.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for what must be kept in student records, what must not be included, how long records are kept, and when records may be disclosed or transferred.