Update from the Legislature – April 13, 2022
The legislature is in the second week of a two-week constituency break. Session will resume on Tuesday, April 19.
Elections Alberta released the 2021 annual financial statements for political parties and constituency associations on April 8. They show the official opposition with substantially higher net assets than the other major parties as of the end of last year. The totals are:
- New Democrat - $5,598,136.01
- United Conservative - $1,141,647.39
- Pro-Life - $154,026.20
- Alberta - $74,343.57
- Wild Rose Independence $54,608.90
- Liberal - $53,165.51
Spring 2022 Legislation Status (as of Tuesday, April 12)
Leave to Introduce a Bill
Bill 16 - Insurance Amendment Act, 2022 (Toews)
Bill 17 - Labour Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 (Madu)
Second Reading
Bill 2 - Financial Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 ($) (Toews)
Bill 9 - Public’s Right to Know Act (Shandro)
Bill 10 - Health Professions (Protecting Women and Girls) Amendment Act, 2022 (Aheer)
Bill 11 - Continuing Care Act (Copping)
Bill 12 - Trustee Act (Shandro)
Bill 13 - Financial Innovation Act (Toews)
Bill 14 - Provincial Court (Sexual Awareness Training) Amendment Act, 2022 (Issik)
Bill 15 - Education (Reforming Teacher Profession Discipline) Amendment Act, 2022 (LaGrange)
Committee of the Whole
N/A
Third Reading
N/A
Awaiting Royal Assent
Bill 4 - Municipal Government (Face Mask and Proof of COVID-19 Vaccination Bylaws) Amendment Act, 2022 (McIver)
Bill 5 - Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2022 (Sawhney)
Bill 6 - Emblems of Alberta Amendment Act, 2022 (Orr)
Received Royal Assent
Bill 1 - Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Recognition Act (Kenney)
Bill 3 - Special Days Act (Orr)
Bill 7 - Appropriation Act, 2022 ($) (Toews)
Bill 8 - Appropriation (Supplementary Supply) Act, 2022 ($) (Toews)
