· Order in Council / Public Sector Compensation Transparency General Amendment Regulation · in-force
Public sector compensation transparency general amendment regulation
Amends the Public Sector Compensation Transparency General Regulation to include the Alberta Energy Regulator, subjecting it to compensation disclosure requirements, while removing specific AER positions from detailed disclosure in Schedul…
Moderate impactInstitutional independenceCensorship & access to informationIndependent watchdogsThe public, directly
What changed
- The Public Sector Compensation Transparency General Regulation (AR 52/2016) is amended.
- The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is added to the list of entities subject to the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act.
- Specific positions within the Alberta Energy Regulator (Chief Executive Officer, Chief Hearing Commissioner, Hearing Commissioner) are removed from Schedule 1 of the Public Sector Compensation Transparency General Regulation.
Why it matters
- Expands the scope of public sector compensation transparency to include the Alberta Energy Regulator as an institution.
- Increases public accountability regarding compensation for the AER, a key provincial regulator.
- Ensures that compensation for key leadership roles within the AER is subject to the general public sector transparency requirements.
Rights affected
- Access to information — The ability to see public records and government decisions.
Other governance concerns
- Transparency of public institutions
- Accountability of regulatory bodies
Primary sources (1)
- Primary sourceGovernment documentOrder in Council 274/2025 (Alberta King's Printer)