The Regulation on this web site is current to within two business days of any recent amendments (additional information).

Contents

  1. Definitions
  2. Application of Act to Alberta Treasury Branches

Part 1: Definitions for the Purpose of the Act

  3. "managing"
  4. "enactment"
  5. "regulation"

Part 2: Personal Information that is Publicly Available

  6. Definitions
  7. Publicly available personal information

Part 3: Access to Records

  8. Designated and non-designated offices
  9. Copy of record may be provided
10. Alternative means for making a request

Part 4: Archival Purposes and Research

11. Definitions
12. Collection, use and disclosure by archival institution
13. Prohibition re use and disclosure
14. Collection, use and disclosure by non-archival institution

Part 5: Fees

15. Providing of estimate
16. Acceptance of estimate, etc.
17. Fees owing
18. Fee re personal employee information

Part 6: Additional Subject-matter Respecting Collection, Use and Disclosure

19. Additional subject-matter

Part 7: Professional Regulatory Organization

20. Interpretation
21. Establishment of professional regulatory organization program
22. Personal information code
23. Application for authorization
24. Granting of authorization
25. Effect of authorization
26. Revocation of authorization
27. Publication in The Alberta Gazette
28. Act and code prevail

Part 8: Coming into Force and Expiry

29. Coming into force
30. Expiry

Introduction

Alberta Regulation 366/2003 with amendments up to and including Alberta Regulation 108/2004.

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• The Regulation incorporates all amendments to date.
  
  

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