SS · Government Organization Act
7 Advisory boards, committees or councils
that the Minister considers necessary or desirable to act in an
advisory or administrative capacity in connection with any matters
under the Minister's administration.
(2) The Minister may, with respect to any board, committee or
council established under this section,
(a) appoint or provide for the manner of the appointment of its
members,
(b) prescribe the term of office of any member,
(c) designate a chair, vice-chair and secretary, and
(d) authorize, fix or provide for the payment of remuneration
and expenses to its members.
(2.1) Remuneration and expenses referred to in subsection (2)
must be determined
(a) in accordance with any ap plicable regulations under the
Alberta Public Agencies Governance Act, or
(b) by the Minister if no regulations under the Alberta Public
Agencies Governance Act are applicable.
(3) A board, committee or council established pursuant to this
section may, with the approval of the Minister, make rules
governing the calling of its meetings, the procedure to be used at its
meetings, the conduct of business at its meetings, reporting and any
other matters as required.
(4) A board, committee or council established pursuant to this
section may exercise the powers and shall perform the duties and
functions that the Minister approves or confers or imposes on it.
(5) The Minister may require any person appointed to a board,
committee or council established under this section, before
beginning the person's duties, to take an oath that the person will
not, except as authorized by the Minister, divulge any information
received by the person in the course of the person's duties as a
member of the board, committee or council.
RSA 2000 cG-10 s7;2009 cA-31.5 s46
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(1) In this section,
(a) "FNOGMMA" means the Fi rst Nations Oil and Gas and
Moneys Management Act (Canada);
(b) "first nation oil and gas law" means a law made under
section 35 of FNOGMMA.
(2) If a first nation oil and gas law 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 section 43 of
FNOGMMA for the administration and enforcement of the first
nation oil and gas law has been concluded, the provincial official or
body has authority to exercise any power or perform any duty set
out in the first nation oil and gas law to the extent provided for in
the agreement.
RSA 2000 cG-10 Sched. 6;2005 c28 s6;2007 c30 s2;
2008 c7 s1;2008 c43 s6;2010 c19 s2;2014 c8 s3;
2017 c22 s23;AR 217/2022
Schedule 6.1 Repealed 2010 c19 s3.
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Section 122(4) of the Business Corporations Act does not apply
to a corporation that is a delegated person in respect of the carrying
out of a power, duty or function under this Schedule.
Unless otherwise provided by law or an order of the Lieutenant
Governor in Council, the Minister is responsible for
(a) the administration of all land held, used or occupied for
public works of the Government,
(b) the design, construction, alteration, extension, repair,
maintenance and management of all buildings, structures
and other improvements required for public works of the
Government,
(c) the acquisition of all land for public works of the
Government, and
(d) the disposal of all land that is or was held, used or occupied
for public works of the Government.
(1) In this section,
(a) "accredited person" means an employee of the Crown in
right of Alberta or other person who is accredited pursuant
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to this Part to carry out functions respecting document
authorization;
(b) "designated document" means a document or information
that is designated as a designated document under
subsection (2);
(c) "designated registry" means a registry that is designated by
regulation as a registry to which this section applies;
(d) "functions respecting document authorization" means the
process carried out in order to determine whether a
designated document may be authorized for processing and
includes the authorization of that document for processing;
(e) "registrar" means, in respect of a designated registry, the
person who is the registrar of that registry or is responsible
for that registry and includes an employee of the
Government who performs a statutory function in respect of
that registry;
(f) any reference to a document's being authorized for
processing means, in respect of a designated document, that
the designated document
(i) meets or otherwise comp lies with the standards or
criteria established by the registrar of a designated
registry, and
(ii) where applicable, has been converted into a form in
which the designated document can be dealt with in
accordance with the document handling procedures
applicable in respect of the designated registry.
(2) For the purposes of this section, the registrar of a designated
registry may designate a document or information or any class of
documents or information as a designated document.
(3) Notwithstanding any provision in an enactment under which a
designated registry operates, the registrar may refuse to deal with a
designated document until an accredited person has authorized that
designated document for processing.
(4) Where an accredited person is a person other than an employee
of the Crown in right of Alberta, that person is not, by reason only
of that person's carrying out the functions respecting document
authorization, an agent of the Crown in right of Alberta.
(5) In carrying out functions respecting document authorization, an
accredited person may carry out those functions only in respect of a
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designated registry or designated documents for which that person
is accredited.
(6) A person who is not an accredited person shall not
(a) authorize or purport to authorize a document for processing,
or
(b) purport to be an accredited person.
(7) The Regulations Act does not apply to a designation made
under subsection (2).