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ALBERTA GAMING AND LIQUOR COMMISSIONThe Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) operates under the authority of the Gaming and LiquorAct. Its structure includes a seven-member board that is appointed by the government and reports directly tothe Solicitor General and Minister of Public Security. The Board approves gaming and liquor policy to ensureAlberta’s gaming and liquor industries are well regulated and managed on behalf of the people of theprovince. Board members also conduct hearings and make decisions respecting licenses and registrations,and are responsible for any other functions assigned to it.The AGLC’s structure also includes management that directs the ongoing operations of the organization. TheChief Executive Officer of the Commission’s management reports to the Board.The core businesses of the AGLC are to: license and regulate liquor activities, license and regulate charitable gaming activities, and conduct and manage provincial gaming activities.The AGLC’s role – through its Board and management – is to administer the Gaming and Liquor Act andrelated legislation.Primary Procurement: electronic components; janitorial supplies; computer equipment and relatedsupplies; furniture; office machines; packaging supplies; tools; communications equipment and supplies;coin handling equipment and supplies; video lottery terminal and gaming terminal parts; courier services;armored car services; janitorial services; and, office supplies. Unique item purchases would include:video lottery terminals and slot machines.For more information about the goods and services needs of the Alberta Gaming and LiquorCommission, please contact:Paul D. MacDonaldDirector, ProcurementAlberta Gaming and Liquor Commission50 Corriveau AvenueSt. Albert, Alberta T8N 3T5Phone: (780) 447-8727Fax: (780) 401-3014 (Fax)Email: paul.macdonald@aglc.caWebsite: www.aglc.caUpdated April 23, 2013 30
SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTThe Ministry of Sustainable Resource Development consists of the Department of Sustainable ResourceDevelopment; the Natural Resources Conservation Board; the Surface Rights Board; and the LandCompensation Board. The Ministry provides leadership on integrated resource policy, resource allocation,and resource stewardship and assurance. The Ministry strives to achieve balance among differing uses andadvance a consensus-based approach to meet the current needs without compromising resource use byfuture generations. As the primary manager of public lands, the Ministry works with industry sectors,communities, and other stakeholders to provide opportunities that support prosperity. As stewards, theMinistry promotes respectful use of the province’s natural resources through partnerships with resourceusers.Core Businesses: Lands – integrates leading planning and management practices to develop common goals for the useof Alberta’s public lands that cross multiple stakeholders and demands. Forests – ensures the multiple benefits received from the province’s forests are realized by utilizing acombination of leading forest management, forest wildfire protection and forest industry practices toprovide leadership and oversight in the management of Alberta’s forests. Fish and wildlife – manages fish and wildlife species based on the best available science andintegrated decision-making processes that generate new information for informed, future decisionmaking. Land, Access and Compensation Boards – the Natural Resource Conservation Board conductsindependent public reviews of projects that may affect the natural resources of Alberta and alsoregulates news or expanding confined feeding operations. The Surface Rights Board conductshearings when an operator and a landowner or and occupant fail to reach an agreement regardingentry or compensation related to resource activity a privately owned or occupied public lands. TheLand Compensation Board is responsible for policies and procedures for situations where alandowner’s property is expropriated by a public authority.Primary Procurement: wild land fire fighting equipment, aviation fuels and lubricants, meteorological andcommunication equipment, all terrain vehicles, snowmobiles, mechanical and industrial parts and suppliesand general office supplies. Specific commodities purchased include fire pumps, fire hose, fire fightingnozzles, fittings and adapters, water tanks, bags, and bladders, dry cell batteries, camping and kitchensupplies, fuel cans, hoses and fittings, cardboard cartons, hard hats, coveralls, gloves, face and hearingprotection equipment, first aid supplies, food rations, chainsaws, axes, shovels and related parts andsupplies, tents, tarps and related parts and repair services, staff uniform clothing components, lawenforcement equipment, and general warehousing/shipping supplies and equipment.Updated April 23, 2013 31
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