Standing Committee on Resource Stewardship

Mandate

The Standing Committee on Resource Stewardship is a Legislative Policy Committee with a mandate related to the areas of Affordability and Utilities; Energy and Minerals; Environment and Protected Areas; Forestry and Parks; Indigenous Relations; Municipal Affairs; Transportation and Economic Corridors; and Treasury Board and Finance.

Pursuant to Government Motion 9, agreed to on December 5, 2023, the Standing Committee on Resource Stewardship was deemed a special committee for the purpose of reviewing the Personal Information Protection Act. The Committee commenced its review on January 22, 2024, and held its final meeting on December 9, 2024. Its Final Report was intersessionally deposited with the Legislative Assembly on February 21, 2025 (Sessional Deposit 784/2023-25), concluding the Committee’s review of the Act.

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Document ID	Name of Submitter	Organization
RS-2024-001	Judith Knight	Private Citizen
RS-2024-002	Dale Moll	Private Citizen
RS-2024-003	Richard J. Spelliscy	College of Alberta Psychologists
RS-2024-004	David Bonnell	Private Citizen
RS-2024-005	Kevin McCubbin	Private Citizen
RS-2024-006	Del Dawson	Private Citizen
RS-2024-007	Lorraine Hebert-Soucy	Private Citizen
RS-2024-008	Vicki Giles	Canadian Association of Counsel for Employers
RS-2024-009	Tony Perrota	i-SIGMA
RS-2024-010	Karen Ball	Calgary Chamber of Voluntary Organizations

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3/26/2025 6:59 PM

Legislative Policy Committees

A legislative policy committee reviews Bills referred to it, and may review any regulation, amendment to a regulation or prospective regulation within its mandate either on its own initiative or at the request of a Minister. A committee may also, on its own initiative or at the request of a Minister, inquire into and report on public policy matters within its mandate or inquire into, consider and report on any matter within its remit referred to it by the Assembly. Referrals of Bills, regulations or other subject matter by order of the Assembly take priority over any other hearing or inquiry. All legislative policy committees are standing committees, and thus exist for the life of a Legislature.