Part 4 — Board Powers and Elections Division 1 Board Powers
87 Disqualification of trustees
board if that person
(a) other than a person appoint ed under section 84(1), ceases to
be qualified for nomination as a trustee under the Local
Authorities Election Act;
(b) is an auditor or employee of the board for which the perso n
is a trustee;
(c) repealed 2025 c6 s17;
(d) is a party to a subsisting contract for the construction,
maintenance or repair of real property over which the board
has administration other than a contract for the provision of
goods or services in an emergency;
(e) beneficially owns more than 10% of the issued shares of a
corporation that has a pecuniary interest in a subsisting
contract for the construction, maintenance or repair of real
property over which the board has administration other than
a contract for the provision of goods or services in an
emergency;
(f) has a pecuniary interest in a contract with the board, oth er
than
(i) a contract for the provision of goods or services in an
emergency,
(ii) a contract for the sale of goods or services to the board at
competitive prices by a dealer in those goods or services
incidental to and in the ordinary course of the dealer's
business,
(iii) a contract of employment with the trustee's spouse or
adult interdependent partner, child, parent or spouse's or
adult interdependent partner's parent, or
(iv) a contract approved by the board pursuant to disclosure;
(g) uses information gained t hrough the person's position as a
trustee of the board to gain a pecuniary benefit in respect of
any matter in which the person has a pecuniary interest;
(h) is a judge of a court or a member of the Senate or House o f
Commons of Canada or of the Legislative Assembly of
Alberta;
(i) is absent without being auth orized by a resolution of the
board from 3 consecutive regular meetings of the board,
unless the person's absence is due to illness and the person
provides evidence of that illness in the form of a medical
certificate respecting the period of the person's absence;
(j) is convicted of
(i) an indictable offence punishable by imprisonment for 5
or more years, or
(ii) an offence under section 123 of the Criminal Code
(Canada)
for which an absolute discharge or pardon has not been
granted.
(2) Notwithstanding section 24 of the Local Authorities Election
Act, a trustee of the board who is disqualified under this section is
eligible to be elected at the next general election of trustees to the
board if that person is qualified for nomination as a trustee under
the Local Authorities Election Act.
2012 cE-0.3 s87;2025 c6 s17