Alberta Record

Theme

Election rules

Conduct of elections, campaign finance, party formation, recall, and referendum mechanics.

Where authority moved

Each catalogued centralization change reduced some body's autonomy (left) and placed new authority in a specific cabinet portfolio — a minister or the cabinet collectively (right). Ribbon thickness is the count of change-by-pair attributions (59 total).

Affected bodylost autonomyCabinet portfoliogained authorityThe public22Municipalities14Legislature11Watchdogs11Courts1Justice30Municipal Affairs8Indigenous Relations5Finance4Education4Public Safety2Advanced Ed.2Environment2Service Alberta2
Counts of changes by affected institution and empowered portfolio
InstitutionPortfolioAttributions
The public, directlyJustice (and Attorney General)12
The public, directlyMunicipal Affairs3
The public, directlyIndigenous Relations2
The public, directlyFinance1
The public, directlyEducation (K-12)1
The public, directlyAdvanced Education1
The public, directlyEnvironment and Protected Areas1
The public, directlyService Alberta and Red Tape Reduction1
MunicipalitiesJustice (and Attorney General)5
MunicipalitiesMunicipal Affairs3
MunicipalitiesIndigenous Relations1
MunicipalitiesFinance1
MunicipalitiesEducation (K-12)2
MunicipalitiesPublic Safety and Emergency Services1
MunicipalitiesService Alberta and Red Tape Reduction1
LegislatureJustice (and Attorney General)6
LegislatureMunicipal Affairs1
LegislatureIndigenous Relations1
LegislatureFinance1
LegislatureAdvanced Education1
LegislatureEnvironment and Protected Areas1
Independent watchdogsJustice (and Attorney General)6
Independent watchdogsMunicipal Affairs1
Independent watchdogsIndigenous Relations1
Independent watchdogsFinance1
Independent watchdogsEducation (K-12)1
Independent watchdogsPublic Safety and Emergency Services1
CourtsJustice (and Attorney General)1