New and proposed legislation

New legislation would address long ballots, ensure legal aid funding, improve lawyer regulation and increase court capacity.

Bill 8 would encourage data centres to bring their own generation to meet their power needs and enhance the reliability of the grid.

Bill 12 would make practical, targeted updates to ensure Alberta’s laws remain modern, efficient and responsive to the needs of Albertans.

Bill 13 would set overarching principles for how professional regulatory bodies regulate their members.

Bill 11 would empower health care professionals and support improved health outcomes for Albertans.

Alberta is cutting red tape to speed up regulatory processes and attract investment.

Bill 9 would invoke the notwithstanding clause to protect and support children, students, parents and female athletes.

Bill 6 would ensure all students have the strong learning foundation they need to succeed in school and beyond.

Bill 7 would help streamline regulatory requirements, increase transparency and make it easier for Albertans to use and share water.

Bill 4 would help build the Alberta Sheriffs Police Service (ASPS) and support correctional operations and domestic violence prevention.

Bill 3 would help protect students investing in their future by modernizing legislation governing the province’s career colleges.

The International Agreements Act (Bill 1) helps assert Alberta’s provincial priorities and safeguard our constitutional jurisdiction in international agreements signed by the federal government.