Bill 72 (Legislature 12, Session 1)

L12 S1 6740

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Bill No. 72 of 1958 A BILL RESPECTING THE POLICING OF THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA NOTE This Bill enacts a new Act which repeals and replaces Tke Alberta Police Act, being

chapter 109 of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1942, and The Constables Act, being

chapter 114 of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1942, and 'which will be known as "The Police Act". The Act is divided into three Parts.

Part I deals with the Provincial Police force which may be established by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. Its provisions are similar to the provisions now found in The Alberta Police Act but not now in force (until such time as they may be proclaimed) by reason of the subisting agreement for the policing of the Province by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police first made with the Government of Canada in 1932. If this agreement should terminate, the provisions of

Part I could be applied.

Part II deals with the municipal police forces and its provisions are generally similar to the provisions relating to such police found in the former The Alberta Police Act. Substantive additions have been made in this Part, how ever, in -respect of police bargaining and arbitration pro ceedings.

Section 24 provides that members of municipal police forces shall not be associated with trade unions. They may associate with police organizations and associa tions. Full-time members of a police for~e are permitted to bargain collectively with the council or Board of Police Commissioners employing them, and if unable to arrive at settlement thereby, they may take the question to an arbi tration board of three members. The arbitration board is appointed · by the police members and the employing body; the third member is appointed by the first two appointed.

In certain cases where the Board cannot ·be satisfactorily set up, the Attorney General may appoint a member in lieu of the party or person in default in appointing. The finding of the Board is binding upon the police members and the em ploying body.

Part III deals with special constables, policing agree ments and other miscellaneous matters.

Section 37 author izes the Lieutenant Governor in Council to enter into an agreement for the policing of the Province by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and ratifies any such existing

ii agreement.

Section 38 sets out the results following any agreement of this kind and is similar to provisions in the former The Alberta Police Act. This Bill comes into force on the 1st day of July, 1953. J. W.RYAN, Acting Legislative Counsel. (This note does not forrn any part of the BiU but is offered in explanation of its provisions.)

BILL No. 72 of 1953

An Act respecting the Policing of the Province of Alberta (Assented to , 1959) HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta, enacts as follows: 1. This Act may be cited as "The Police Act".

Interpretation

Short title 2.

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, ~~:~~re- (a) "collective agreement" means an agreement in writ- "collective ing between a municipality on the one hand and the agreemPnt" bargaining committee of the municipal constables of the municipality on the other hand, containing provisions with reference to rates of pay, hours of work or other terms or conditions of employment of the municipal constables and signed by tHe partie.." thereto; (b) "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of the "Commts- Alberta Provincial Pollee; stoner" (c) ''foree" means the Alberta Provincial Police force "force'' established by the Lieutenant Governor in council pul'Sua.nt to this Act; (d) "full-time members" means those members of the "tun-time municipal police force who are employed on a per- members" manent !basis for policing dtities and duties inci- dental thereto in the m)lni~ipality; (e) "municipal constable" means a constable appointed "muntcl~at for a municipality in the manner provided by the "onstab e'' Act applicable to the munieipality; (f) "municipality'' means a city, town, village or mun- "~?t"'·~·- icipal district; pa Y (g) "police association" means an association limited to "pollee 1• f d h . 't u • ts th association" one po Ice orce an avmg among 1 s OoJec e improvement of conditions of service or remunera- tion of the members of a police for~e.

Alberta Provincial Pollee Commis sioner Control by Attorney General Enforcement of law B:z: o!flclo offices of Commis sioner, etc. Exemption Duties of force 2

PART I PROVINCIAL POUCE FORCE Force 3. ( 1) For the preservation of peace and good order and the enforcement of law in the Province, the Lieutenant Governor in Council may establish a police force to be known as the "Alberta Provincial Police".

(2) The force shall be under the direction of an officer to be known as the Commissioner, who shall be appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council and shall hold office during pleasure. ('3) The Commissioner and the force shall be under the control of the Attorney General of Alberta. 4. ( 1) The Commissioner and the Alberta Provincial Police and every member thereof are charged with the en forcement of the penal provisions of all laws in force in the Province.

(2) T.he Commissioner and every officer and constable of the force shall be ex officio (

a) a game guardian under The Game Act, 191,.6, (

b) a fire guardian under The Forests Act, (

c) an inspector under The Noxious Weeds Act, (

d) an inspector under The Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act, (

e) an inspector under The Amusements Act, (/) an inspector under The Billiard Rooms and Bo'Wling Alleys Act, (

g) an inspector under The Factories Act, and the Commissioner and every officer and constable shall have all the powers necessary for the enforcemet:tt of the provisions of any of these Acts.

(3) The Lieutenant Governor in Coun.cil may except from among the laws to be enforced by the Alberta Provincial Police any Act or portion of

an Act. ( 4) Without restri~ting the generality of subsection ( 1) and subject to the direction of the Commissioner, the members of the force (

a) shall perform all duties which now or hereafter are assigned to constables in relation to (

i) the preservation of peace, and (ii) the prevention of crime and of offences against the laws in force in the Province, and (iii) the apprehension of criminals and offenders and others who may lawfully be taken into custody,

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b) shall execute all warrants and perform all duties and services thereunder or in relation thereto which under th~ laws in force in the Province may law fully be executed and performed by ~onstables, (

c) shall perform aU duties that may lawfully be per formed by constables in relation to escort and con veyance of convicts and other persons, and mentally incompetent persons to or from any courts, places of punishment or confinement, hospitals or other places, (

d) shall perform such. other duties as may from time to time be assigned to them by the Commissioner. 5.

(1) Every member of the force, before entering upon ~:.~~ed the duties of his office, shall take the oath of allegiance and also the official oath prescribed in The Oaths of Office Act.

(2) The oaths may be taken before a justice of the peace in and for the Province.

(3) The oaths shall be forwarded to the Commissioner by the person taking; the oath. 6.

(1) Subject to the provisions of The Public Service Alpolntment Act, 191,.7, but on the recommendation of the Commissioner, ~tc~nspectors. the Lieutenant Governor in Council may appoint and de- termine the remuneration of such inspectors, detectives, constables. clerks and other assistants as the Commissioner may deem necessary for the efficient working of the force.

(2) Only British subjects shall be employed as constables, other than temporary constables. ·

(3) The Commissioner may employ a ·person as a tern- Temporary porary constable or in any other tempora ·ry capacity for a constable period not exceeding one month and may pay that person such remuneration as the Commissioner deems proper. '1.

(1) A person appointed a provincial consta•ble, upon Articles of appoinqnent to the force, shall sign articles of engagement en~ement for a term of service of l).ot less than two years, and the engagement shall be made with the Commissioner and en- forced by him.

(2) A provincial cQnsta.ble ;may be suspended and may be suspension discharged by the Commissioner at any time before the ex- piration of his term of engagement. ( 3) A ·provincial constable may purchase his discharge Purcha11e of at any time during the term of his engagement on payment discharge of the sum of fifty dollars. 8. Where a member of the force is punished by imprison- Forfeiture ment for offences or breaches of discipline- under this Act ot pa.y or the :reg'lllations; the pay of the offender shall be forfeited during the period of punishment.

Rulee and regulations El'lectlve date Application of The Publw SeMJICfl Act, 1947 Force upon salary Disposition of fees R.nd costs 9.

(1) The Commissioner may make such rules and regulations as he may deem necessary (

a) for defining the rank, positions and duties of the members of the force, (

b) for the punishment of offences and breaches of discipline on the part of any member of the force, (

c) generally respecting the organization, government, control, discipline, well-being and eft\cienqr of the foree.

(2) The rules and regulations shall come into effect only upon the approval of the Lieutenant Governor in Council. F"mancial 10.

(1) Except as otherwise provided in this Act, T1t.e Public Service Act, 191,7, applies to the members of tlie force.

(2) Every member of the force shall be upon salary and all fees, costs and other charges collected or ~ollectibl~ ~y a constable on the force under

section 770 of the Cnmmal Code, or any provincial statute, shall be paid to the Com missioner and by him remitted to the Provincial Treasurer to be deposited to the credit of the General Revenue Fund of the Province. ~i-~s. etc. 11.

(1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make such provision as may be deemed necessary for the purchase, lease, erection, equipment and maintenance of offices, look Travelling and Incidental expenses ups and such other accommodation as the force may require.

(2) The Provincial Treasurer may advance from time to time to the Commissioner necessary moneys for the travelling and incidental expenses of the force, and such moneys shall be accounted for as the Provincial Treasurer may direct. rewartds 12.

(1) All rewards earned· by members of the force b~:e~l t 0 rund shall be paid to the Commissioner and shall be placed by him in a benefit fund. ~~~~~:::a (2) .L The benefit fund shall. be administered for the. benent fund beneti'!; of the force by a comnuttee composed of the Com missioner and one inspector, or constable from each of the judicial districts of the Province, who shall be elected for a period of two years by the inspecton and constables in each such district. ~!~m l~nd

(3) All pecuniary penalties imposed under this Act or the regulations on a person who is or was a member of the force and all pay due to deserters at the time of their de Expendl turtll from bmeflt fund sertion, and all money paid for the purcltase of a discharge, shall be credited to the benefit fund.

(4) The moneys in the benefit fund may be expended (

a) for rewards for good conduet or meritorious service, (

b) for the establishment of libraries and recreation rooms,

(

c) for such other objects for the benefit of members of the force as the Lieutenant Governor in Council approves. lnquirie, 13. In any case where the Commissioner deems it ad- Inquiry visable to make any epeeial inquiry (a.) into the conduct of a member af the force, or (

b) into any complaint against a member of the force, or (

c) any complaint respecting the enforcement of a penal law in force in the Province by a member of the force, he may examine any person under oath or afftnnation and may compel the attendance of an.y witness in the same man ner as if the proceedings were before a justice of the peace under The

Summary Convictions Act or

Part XV of the Criminal Code. 14.

(1) A member of the force or an.y person actin~ un- Exemption der instructions given by the Attorney General or the Com- ~~~ctton missioner shall not be convicted of a violation of The Government Liq'UO'f Control Act of Alberta if it is made to appear to the justiee or magistrate before whom the com- plaint is heard that the person charged with any such offence committed it pursuant to instructions for the pur- pose of obtaining evidence.

(2) A certificate signed by the Attorney General or the certttlca.te Commissioner shall be accepted by the justice of the peace or police magistrate before whom the member of the force or other 'person is -eharged · aa. conclusive evidence of the fact that the membei of the force or other person was instructed as mentioned in subsection (1).

PART IJ MUNICIPAL POLICE 1:5.

(1) A municipal police f-orce eonsitlti~ of one or Municipal more municipal constables who shall be Briti~h subjects pollee rorce shall be maintained in ewery municipality by and at the expense of the municipality.

(2) If a municipality fails to appoint one or more mun- Appointment ici~ constables, the Atilol'ney General may direct the &~n!:!T"ey municipality tQ appoint such eonstalbles and if the mun- icipality neglects or refuses to appoint municipal constables upon being directed to do a& the AttorDey General may appoint municipal coDStablea for that municipality at sueh salaries as he deems proper.

Salaries Notice to Attorney General Badges and uniforms Municipal Jock-up Access .to prisoner 6

(3) The salaries of ' murticipal constables appointed by the Attorney General shall be paid by· the municipality. 16.

(1) The clerk or s~retary-treasurer of a municipal ity shall forward to the Attorney General notice in writing of the appointment or termination: of employment of a municipal constable within three days of the appointment or termination of employment, as the case may be. (2) Subsection (1) does. not apply in the case of an ap pointment of a constable for a period not exceeding fifteen days. . . (3).

The notice shall give the full name and address of each municipal const&lble in respect of whom it is forwarded to the Attorney General. 1 '1. ·The Aitorney General may prescribe the type, size, material and insignia of the badge and uniform Of office to be worn by municipal constables appointed within villages and municipal districts. 18.

(1) The council of a municipality shall provicle police lock-up accommodation adequate for the requirements of the municipality:

(2) Any person duly authorl7;ed by the Attorney Gener{l.l shaij 'be permitted access at any time to any prisoner con fined in a. municipal police lock-up. fonstabl.ea 19.

(1) The Attorney General ma.y appoint one or more t~prov~ent constables for the enforcement of law and order in an · im-dlatrlct or t d' t · t · 'al special area provemen IS rlC or Specl area. salary

(2) The salary of a constable appointed pursuant to subsection (1) shall be paid by the Department of Municipal Affairs. Powen and Duties !f'":~~~r:a~ 20. A municipal constable and a constable appointed pur constables suant to

section 19 shall have and ·possess all the powers of a provincial constable under this Act Collection andre-; .tenUon of teee (

a) within the limits of the territory for which he is appointed, or (

b) within the Province when he is acting outside the territory for which he was appointed at the request of (

i) the Attorney General or Commissioner, Qt · (ii) a provincial constable. 21. A municipal constable and a' constable appoin~ un!. der

section 19 may coll~t and · retain for his own use. and benefit aU fees, costs ·and other charges as provided· for under Part , XV of the Crimina.! Code or any provincial statute, or any municipal by-law, unless it' is otherwi!*! provided ·

(a) (b) 7 by resolution or by by-law of the municipality for which the constable is appointed, or by the Minister of Municipal Affairs in the case of a constable appointed under

section 19. 22.

(1) The Attorney General or the Commissioner p1rect1on may at any time, with the verbal or written consent of the o~t:rc,.r;e mayor, chief of police or reeve of a municipality, direct a municipality member of the municipal police force to serve in any p~rt. of the Province outside the boundaries of the municipality.

(2) The municipality shall be reimbursed by the At- ~etm- t torney General for the salaries and expenses of any mun- ursemen icipal constables serving outside the municipality pursuant to a direction under subsection (1). 23.

(1) The Attorney General may notify the mayor, ~nvestt~a.uf~ chief of police or reeve of a municipality, either verbally ·or P~~~~~ov nc a. by writing, that he has assumed the conduct of the investiga- tion or prosecution of a crime committed· in or in the vicinity of the muni~ipality and thereafter a member of the municipal police force (

a) shall render to the Attorney General or any mem ber of the provincial police force charged with the investigation or prosecution of the crime all possible assistance and information, and · · (

b) shall carry out and obey the order of the Attorney General or member, as the case may be.

(2) A municipal constable or a constable appointed un.:. Delivery der secti?n 19, upon the request of the Attorney General, ~fc. wa.rra.nta, shall dehver to a person named by the Attorney ·General all wa·rrants, papers, exhibits, photographs and other in- formation or records in the possession or under the control of the constable dealing with any criminal case which is the subject of investigation by the provincial police force. Bargaining and Arbitration .24. A member of a municipal police force shall not re- Trade union main or become a member of a trade union or of an organ- ization that is affiliated, directly or indirectly, with a trade union. 25.

(1) When requested in writing by a majority of Ba.rgatntng the full-time members of the municipal police force, the committee council of the municipality, or where there is a Board of Police Commissioners, the Board, shall bargain in good faith with a bargaining committee of the members of the municipal police force for the purpose of defining, determ- ining and providing for remuneration and working condi- tions of the members of the municipal police force other than the chief constable.

(2) Where not less than fifty per cent of the full-time members"' of the municipal police force belong to a police association a request made under subsection (1) shall be made by the association.

BarpJnlng committee memben Advlaory member Referenoe ot dl8pute to board ot arbltratlon 8

(3) In every case the members of a bargaining comm.it tee shall be full-time members of the municipal police force.

(4) Notwith~;~tanding subsection (3), (a.) where the police association is affiliated with a police organization, or (

b) where not less than fifty per cent of the full-time members of the municipal police force belong to a police organization, at ~ meetin~ held with the council of the municipality or any committee thereQf, or the Board of Police Commis sionen, as the ease may be, the bargaining committee may be aecompanied by one member of such organization who is actively engaged in the occupation of a police officer and who shall attend in an advisory capacity only. He

(1) Where af~r bargaining under se.ction 25 (

a) the council of the municipality, or where there is a Board of Police Commissioners, the Board, or (

b) the members of the police force, or where there is a bargaining committee, the bargaining committee, is or are satisfied that a collective agreement cannot be reached, it or they, as the case may be, by notice in writing to the other party, may -require all matters in dispute to be referred to a board of al'lbitration of three members. chainnan

(2) Where the matters in dispute are referred to a board ~~~:::lo';{ of arbitration, th~ parties shall each a-ppoint a member and the third· member, who shall be the chairman, shall be appointed by the two members so appointed. Failure to ILPI)OID~ member

(3) Where either party (a.) fails to appoint a member of the board of arbitra tion as required by su:Psection ( 1) within seven days after receipt of the notice to refer the dispute to a board of arbitration is received, or (

b) having appOinted a person who is unable or un willing to aet, faillll to appoint another member of the board of ari>itration within seven days after receiving notice of the inability or unwillingness of the member to a~t, the Atto~ney General, upon the written request of the other party, may appoint a member in lieu thereof. =~~~ to ( 4) Where the two members of the board of arbitration third member appointed by the pa·rties, within five days of the appoint meDt of the one last appointed, fail to agree upon a third member, the Attorney General, upon notice in writing of the failure given to him by either of them or by either of the pa-rties, may appoint the third member.

Oeclelon of cha.lnnan (5,) Where, upon an arbitration, a majority of the mem bent of the board of arbitration fail to agree upon a matter of procedure, th~ ruling of the chairman upon the matter shall be deemed to be the ruling of the board of arbitration.

9 ( 6) Each pa·rty shall assume its own costs of the arbitra- Coste tion proceedings and shall share the cost of the third arbitrator equally, Z7.

(1) A collective agreement made under

section ~g~~e•~e~i 25 and a decision or award of a majority of the members p;rtt~ of the board of arbitration under

section 26 shall be binding upon the council of the municipality, the Board of Police Commissioners where there is such a Board, and the full- time members of the municipal police force.

(2) Nothing in this Act shall require the continuance in Dura.ttun of force of an agreement, decision or award for more than one agreement year from the date upon which it commenced to ·be in force. 28.

(1) A collective agreement, decision or award shall ~~:C~~ve have effect upon the first day of the fiscal period in respect award of which the council of the municipality can include pro- vision in its estimates for an expenditure incurred in the agreement, decision or award, whether such day is before or after the date of the agreement, decision or award, unless another day is specified in the agreement, decision or award in lieu thereof.

(2) Where, pursuant to subsection (1), another day is specified in a collective agreement, decision or award as the day upon which the agreement, decision or award shall have effect and such day is prior to the first day of the fiscal period in respect of which the council of the municipality may include provision in its estimates for an expenditure in volved in the agreement, decision or award, any of the pro visions involving expenses shall, notwithstanding the specifying of such day, have effect from the first day of such fiscal period. 29.

(1) Where a request in writing is made under sub- Provision In section (1) of

section 25 after the thirtieth day of November ~~~~'~r~~r in any year and before the first day of December in the year next following and no colle.ctive agreement, decision or award has resulted therefrom at the time when the council of the municipality is passing its estimates in the year next following the last mentioned year, the council shall make adequate provision for the payment of such expenditures as may be involved in the request.

(2) Where the council of a municipality fails to comply wtthhotdtn~ with subsection ( 1), the Lieutenant Governor in Council ~~~ntctp may (a.) upon being requested in writing by a majority of the full-time members of the municipal police force, and (

b) upon determining the fact of such failure and so certifying in writing, direct the withholding from the municipality of any grant at any time payable under any Act of the Province to the

Appllcatfon of The Alberta Labour Act Appointment of special constables 10 municipality and the deposit of the direction with the Pro vincial Treasurer shall be his authority to withhold a grant accordingly.

(3) Where not less than fifty per cent of the full-time members of the municipal police force belong to a police as sociation, a request made under subsection (2) shall be made by the police association. ( 4) Where a direction has been made under subsection (2), the Lieutenant Governor in Council, upon provision being made by the council of the rnuni~ipality for the making of the expenditures involved, may revoke such direc tion in whole or in part subject to any terms or conditions which the Lieutenant Governor in Council may deem ad visable. 30.

Part V of The Alberta Labour Act does not apply to municipal constables except where proceedings have been commenced before the first day of July, 1953, under

Part V of The Alberta Labour Act, in which case that

Part is applicable under the termination of such proceedings.

PART IU GENERAL Special Conatables 31. The Lieutenant Governor in Council (

a) may appoint such special constables as are deemed expedient, and (

b) may define the offices, positions and duties of special constables, and (c) ·may make rules and regulations governing the office, position, duties and conduct of special con stables and any other matter concerning special con stables. Appointment 32. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may confer the of special t • t • 1 '-~ ·bl th Atto · constables by pOWer · 0 a,ppom Specla COnSWII es UpOn e rney ~!~:r'i1Y General and such other person or persons as may be oaths required Compensa tion deemed necessary. 33.

Every constable appointed under sections 31 or 32, before entering upon the duties of his office, shall take and subscribe before a justice of the peace the oath of allegiance and the official oath prescribed by The Oaths of Office Act. 34. The Lieutenant Governor in Council may fix and determine the compensation payable to consta,bles appointed under sections 31 and 32 and the manner in which and by whom the compensation shall be paid.

11 35. The Attorney General may suspend from office for suspension any period or cancel the .a;ppointment of any constable appointed under the provisions of sections 31 or 32. 36. Nothing contained in this Part shall be construed as Powyr or t limiting or affeeting in particular cases the power of ap- o.ppo ntmen pointment of constables, special constables, peace officers or other officers where such power of appointment now exists. Policing Agreement 37.

(1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council from time Pollclns to time may enter into an agreement with the Government agreement of Canada (

a) for the policing of the Province by the Royal Can adian Mounted Police force or any portion thereof, (

b) to have the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force (

i) aid in the administration of justice in the Provin~e, and (ii) carry into effect the laws in force in the Prov ince, and (

c) for the payment by the Province for the services _of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force such sum as may be deemed advisable.

(2) Existing agreements between the Lieutenant Gov- Ra.ttftca.tton ernor in Council and the Government of Canada for the ~h~~~t~~fa purposes referred to in subsection ( 1) are hereby ratified. 38. While an agreement under

section 37 is in force (

a) a reference made (

i) in

section 4 or in

section 14 of

Part I or in

Part II or

section 39 of this Act, or (ii) in any other Act, to the Alberta Provincial Police or to the provincial police shall be deemed to be a reference to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force, (

b) a reference made (

i) in

section 4 or in

section 14 of

Part I or in

Part II or

section 39 of this Act, or (ii) in any other Act to the Commissioner of the Alberta Provincial Police or to the Commissioner shall be deemed to be a reference to the officer commanding for the time being the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force in the Province, (

c) all members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force within the Province shall have and may ex ercise and enjoy all the powers, duties, rights and privileges that are conferred upon them or any of them by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act (Canada) as fully and effectively as if that Act had been enacted· by the Legislature of the Province, References In asreements

Penalty for refusal to give assistance F.xpensea Repeal Coming Into rorce (d) 12 the Lieutenant Governor in Council may declare that a reference in

an Act to ·a constable or peace officer shall be deemed to refer to a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force and there upon that Act shall be construed as if a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force had been mentioned therein. Miscellaneous 39. A person (

a) who has reasonable notice that he is required to assist a member of the provincial police force or a municipal constable or special constable in the execution of his duty in arresting any person or in otherwise carrying into effect the provisions of any Act of the Legislature, and (

b) who, without reasonable excuse, omits to do so, in addition to any other penalty prescribed by law, is guilty of an oft'en~e and liable on

summary conviction to a fine not exceeding twenty dollars and in default of payment to imprisonment for a term not exceeding twenty days. 40. Expenses incurred in administering this Act shall be paid out of the General Revenue Fund of the Province. 41.

(1) The Constables Act, being

chapter 114 of the Revised Statutes of Al·berta, 1942, is hereby repealed.

(2) The Alberta Police Act, being

chapter 109 of the Revised Statutes of Alberta, 1942, is hereby repealed. 42. This Act comes into force on the first day of July, 1953.

No. 72 FIRST SESSION lWELFTH LEGISLATURE 2 ELIZABETH II 1953 BILL

An Act respecting the Policing of the Province of Alberta Received and read the First time .. Second time Third time .. ... .......................... . . HON. MR. MAYNARD Title: 1953 (12th, 1st) Bill 72,

An Act respecting the Policing of the Province of Alberta

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