EDMONTON — Alberta is beefing up and harmonizing codes of conduct for those who work at its 136 core agencies. Ceci said the boards have codes of conduct, but improvements and legal teeth are needed. “What we don’t see across those codes of conduct is consistency,” he said. The rules would apply to bodies where all the board members, or a controlling majority, are selected by the province. They include Alberta Health Services, post-secondary institutions, the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission, and the Alberta Securities Commission.

Source: National Post November 08, 2017 22:07 UTC