Alberta's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Regulation

Introduction  (updated)

CONTENTS

1. Interpretation
1.1 Criteria to be used for designating public bodies
2. Making requests
3. Responding to a request
4. Oral requests
5. Disclosure of health care information
6. Consent to the disclosure of personal information
7. Disclosure for audit purposes
8. Researcher agreements
9. Fees
10. Fees for non-personal information
11. Fees for personal information
12. Estimate of fees
13. Payment of fees
14. Notice of Disclosure
15. Acts to prevail
16. Repealed
17. Regulations to prevail
18. Meeting in absence of the public
19. Expiry (updated)
Schedule 1 (updated)
Schedule 2
Schedule 3

Alberta Regulation 200/95 with amendments up to and including Alberta Regulation 111/2008.

• The FOIP Regulation provided on this web site is maintained by Access and Privacy of Service Alberta and is not official. The official Statutes and Regulations, available from the Alberta Queen's Printer, should be consulted for all purposes of interpreting and applying the law. 
  
• The Regulation incorporates all amendments to date, including amendments made by the Energy Regulations Amendment Regulation (A.R. 254/2007) which came into effect on January 1, 2008 (Order in Council 596/2007) and the FOIP Amendment Regulation which came into effect on June 24, 2008 (Order in Council 281/2008).
  
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