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CPA Condominium Property Act

CPA · Government Organization Act

14 Acquisition and disposal of property

Current to 2026-07-02 · Official PDF

(1) A Minister may, for purposes approved by the Lieutenant
Governor in Council, acquire any estate or interest in land and any
personal property in conjunction with that land.
(2) Land acquired under this section is under the administration of
the Minister responsible for the Public Lands Act unless the
Lieutenant Governor in Council, by order, directs that it is under
the administration of the Minister who acquired the land or some
other Minister.
(3) A Minister may sell, lease or otherwise dispose of any estate or
interest in land under the Minister's administration and any
personal property acquired by the Minister under this section.
1994 cG-8.5 s14
(1) In this section, "department" means
(a) a department, branch or office of the Government of
Alberta,
(b) an agency, board, commission, corporation, office or other
body designated as a department in the regulations,
(c) the Executive Council Office,
(d) the Court of Appeal of Alberta, the Court of King's Bench
of Alberta and the Alberta Court of Justice,
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(e) a treasury branch, and
(f) the office of a member of the Executive Council,
but does not include the office of the Speaker of the Legislative
Assembly, the office of a member of the Executive Council with
respect to personal records and constituency records and the office
of a member of the Legislative Assembly.
(2) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) respecting the management of records in the custody or
under the control of a department, including their creation,
handling, control, organization, retention, maintenance,
security, preservation, disposition, alienation, destruction
and their transfer to the Provincial Archives of Alberta;
(b) establishing or governing the establishment of programs for
any matter referred to in clause (a), including
interdepartmental structures for implementing the programs;
(c) defining and classifying records;
(d) respecting the departments, r ecords or classes of records to
which the regulations or any provisions of them apply.
RSA 2000 cG-10 Sched. 11;RSA 2000 c16(Supp) s47;2003 c42 s8;
2008 c18 s2;2012 cE-0.3 s270;AR 217/2022;AR 75/2023;
2024 c10 s18;2024 c16 s6;2025 c10 s23
RSA 2000
(1) In this section, "document handling procedures" includes
matters dealt with under section 12(2)(c) and (d).
(2) Where
(a) an enactment under which a registry operates provides for
document handling procedures, and
(b) a regulation is made under section 12(2) governing those
document handling procedures,
any document or information that is dealt with in accordance with
the document handling procedures provided for in that regulation
has the same force and effect as if the document or information had
been dealt with in accordance with the document handling
procedures provided for in the enactment under which the registry
operates.
(3) Where
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(a) an enactment provides that a certificate or other evidentiary
documentation may be issued in respect of any document or
information that is dealt with in accordance with the
document handling procedures provided for in the
enactment under which a registry operates, and
(b) a regulation is made under section 12(2) governing those
document handling procedures and a document or
information is dealt with in accordance with the document
handling procedures provided for in that regulation,
that certificate or other evidentiary documentation may be issued,
and has the same force and effect, as if the document or
information in respect of which the certificate or other evidentiary
documentation is issued had been dealt with in accordance with the
document handling procedures provided for in the enactment under
which the registry operates.