RTA · Government Organization Act
6 Services of experts
having special, technical or other knowledge to advise the Minister
or to inquire into and report to the Minister on matters under the
Minister's administration.
(2) A person whose services are engaged under this section may be
paid the remuneration and expenses determined by the Minister.
1994 cG-8.5 s6
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(1) A person to whom an enforcement order is directed under
section 5(1)(a) or (b) may appeal the enforcement order by
submitting a notice of appeal to the Environmental Appeals Board
established under the Environmental Protection and Enhancement
Act.
(2) A notice of appeal must be submitted not later than 7 days after
receipt of a copy of the enforcement order, but the Environmental
Appeals Board may, on application made before or after the expiry
of that period, extend that period where the Board is of the opinion
that there are sufficient grounds to do so.
(3) Subject to subsection (4), submitting a notice of appeal does
not operate to stay the enforcement order.
(4) The Minister may stay an enforcement order on the application
of the person to whom an enforcement order was directed.
(5) Where the Minister stays an enforcement order, the Minister
may, if the Minister is of the opinion that immediate and significant
impairment of or damage to the environment, human health or
safety or property may result if certain terms and conditions of the
enforcement order are not carried out,
(a) carry out whatever action the Minister considers to be
necessary to carry out those terms and conditions and
determine the costs of doing so, and
(b) order the person to whom the enforcement order was
directed to provide security to the Minister in the form and
amount the Minister considers necessary to cover those
costs.
(6) Sections 90(3), 91(6) and (7), 92, 94, 95, 96, 99, 100(1)(a) and
(c) and (2), 103, 105 and 106(a) and (b) of the Environmental
Protection and Enhancement Act apply in the case of a notice of
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appeal submitted under this section, and for those purposes, section
95(5)(a)(v) of the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act
shall be read as if it made reference to an order for security under
subsection (5) of this section.
7(1) Repealed 2002 c30 s10.
(1) In this section, "FNCIDA" means the First Nations
Commercial and Industrial Development Act (Canada).
(2) If a regulation made under section 3 of FNCIDA specifies a
provincial official by whom, or body by which, a power may be
exercised or a duty must be performed and an agreement referred to
in paragraph 5(b) of FNCIDA for the administration and
enforcement of the regulation has been concluded, the provincial
official or body has authority to exercise any power or perform any
duty set out in the regulation to the extent provided for in the
agreement.
A member of the Review Board appointed under section 672.38
of the Criminal Code (Canada) has the same privileges and
immunities as a judge of the Court of King's Bench.
RSA 2000 cG-10 Sched. 9;2002 c30 s10;2014 c8 s3;
AR 217/2022
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The Financial Administration Act does not apply to a delegated
person with respect to a delegated power, duty or function.
The Minister may enter into and carry out an agreement with a
provincial health agency, regional health authority, hospital
operator of a health services sector in an approved hospital or
provincial health corporation under the Provincial Health Agencies
Act respecting the provision of services relating to the design,
construction, alteration, extension, repair or demolition of a health
care facility.
(1) The Minister may enter into an agreement with a person who
is not a registry agent under which that person acquires services or
products or carries out functions that are provided or made
available by or through the Government or a registry.
(2) Where a person enters into an agreement under subsection (1),
that person is not by virtue of that agreement or any dealings
carried out under that agreement
(a) an agent of the Crown in right of Alberta, or
(b) a registry agent or empowered to carry on the business of a
registry agent.
(3) A person who enters into an agreement with the Minister under
subsection (1) shall not acquire services or products or carry out
functions except as permitted under that agreement.
The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations
(a) clarifying who is a water consumer for the purposes of
section 1(a);
(b) clarifying who is a water provider for the purposes of
section 1(c);
(c) defining any word or phrase used in this Schedule but not
defined in this Schedule;
(d) adding to, clarifying, limiting or restricting any of the
responsibilities of the Office of the Utilities Consumer
Advocate or regulating how they are to be carried out;
(e) respecting any other matter necessary to carry out the intent
of this Schedule.
2017 cA-37.2 s82(13);2018 c5 s2;2024 c8 s4
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