Canada — Alberta
Pharmaceutical Equipment Control Regulation
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This regulation defines certain pharmaceutical equipment and gives two exemptions from section 18.81(1) of the Act.
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Canada — Alberta
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This regulation defines certain pharmaceutical equipment and gives two exemptions from section 18.81(1) of the Act.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets registration, training, title-use, and renewal rules for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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This Act requires pharmacy services to be provided only through licensed pharmacies, with defined exceptions, and imposes licensing, recordkeeping, disclosure, and cooperation duties on licensees and proprietors.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for pharmacy licensing and day-to-day pharmacy operations in Alberta.
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This regulation sets registration categories and rules for physical therapists in Alberta, including entry requirements, supervised provisional practice, title use, courtesy registration, and renewal evidence.
Canada — Alberta
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The Minister must publicly disclose specified payment information about each physician covered by the regulation, and may also disclose additional physician and compliance details.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets registration categories and rules for physicians, surgeons, osteopaths, and physician assistants, including conditions for provisional, courtesy, emergency, telemedicine, and student registration, plus title-use and practice-permit renewal requirements.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation creates a pilot project for golf carts and lets municipalities make golf cart bylaws, but only with Registrar approval and subject to detailed operating limits.
Canada — Alberta
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This provision sets the main pipeline rules: licences are generally required, the Regulator has broad rule-making and enforcement powers, and certain activities need approval or notice.
Canada — Alberta
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This part sets pipeline licensing, safety, recordkeeping, emergency planning, and design rules that licensees and some other pipeline users must follow, with several exemptions and Regulator powers.
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This regulation exempts certain listed developments and subdivisions from Part 17 of the Municipal Government Act, and requires the City of Edmonton to let the public comment before development starts on certain Schedule 4 parcels.
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This regulation exempts private sewage disposal systems, and it restricts the manufacture, installation, sale, or offering for sale in Alberta of plumbing-related equipment unless it is properly tested, certified, inspected, and approved.
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This regulation sets when podiatric services are payable, what counts toward those benefits, and caps the amount payable at $250 per resident per benefit period.
Canada — Alberta
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The regulation says when Alberta health benefits are payable for podiatric surgery services and caps payment at the lower of the amount claimed or the schedule rate.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets registration, title-use, CPR proof, supervision, and renewal rules for podiatrists in Alberta.
Canada — Alberta
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This part of the Police Act sets out who administers policing in Alberta, how police bodies are organized, and key rules for complaints, reviews, appeals, and municipal policing arrangements.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets rules for handling police complaints, investigations, hearings, discipline, and related records.
Canada — Alberta
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Municipalities must pay a yearly policing cost set by the Minister, and the Minister must notify each municipality of the amount.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets membership and appointment rules for police advisory and policing committees, requires security checks and annual chair elections, and requires municipal police commissions to report membership changes to the Minister within 30 days.
Canada — Alberta
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This regulation sets duties for several policing committees, sets limits on municipal police commission appointees, and says the regulation expires on April 1, 2030.