Community Health Councils (Ministerial) Regulation — Canada — Alberta law | Esheria

Community Health Councils (Ministerial) Regulation

Community health council members are not entitled to remuneration, but the establishing health agency or authority may pay reasonable expenses. Councils must file annual reports with the establishing agency or authority, and those reports must be made public. For disestablishment, the establishing agency or authority m

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Alberta
Instrument
Regulation
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community health councils disestablishment member remuneration reporting

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Community health council members are not entitled to remuneration, but the establishing health agency or authority may pay reasonable expenses. Councils must file annual reports with the establishing agency or authority, and those reports must be made public. For disestablishment, the establishing agency or authority must propose it to the sector Minister, pass a by-law after approval, and send the by-law to the Minister; the Minister may approve it or send it back.