Attraction Spotlight: Legislative Assembly of Alberta

Legislative Assembly is the main part of Alberta’s democratic process. This division has the responsibility of adapting laws, policies and constructing programs. The Assembly is made up of 87 individuals. Each has their own political stance, and signifies a variety of constituencies.

The Legislative Assembly is supported by the Legislative Assembly Office. As a whole, this office allows the Assembly to execute a streamline approach during provincial elections. The Legislative Assembly office is not affiliated with the government, but ensures that all members of the Assembly receive adequate support to carry out actions that are required.

The Legislative Assembly Office works hard to ensure individuals understand the parliamentary process. This is done through teaching methods and outreach programs. The Legislative Assembly Office is headed by a designated Speaker.

Parliament has three branches, and the Legislative Assembly is one of them. The executive branch is known as the government, and is made up with the Premier and cabinet ministers that he chooses. Cabinet ministers are the head of government departments, and they are directly responsible for executing the laws and policies that are put into place.

The branch that is in charge of making laws is the legislative branch, and the judicial branch is in charge of interpreting and upholding laws within the court system.

The Legislative Assembly strives to respect tradition, exemplify service and promote innovation. The Legislative Assembly Office employs individuals who are enthusiastic about supporting those in the Legislative Assembly. They have a set of core values, which helps them efficiently execute all actions that are needed for the Assembly to carry out their jobs correctly.

The parliament has long been a part of Alberta’s government, and without the Legislative Assembly, laws would not be upheld correctly. All branches are important to ensuring the government runs smoothly.