Key changes to Alberta’s expense disclosure policy mean that the receipts of senior government officials, including the premier, will no lon
While many Albertans were preparing for a long weekend last Friday, the provincial government published changes to its rules for disclosing expense claims made by senior officials. The new policy, published Aug. 1, removes a requirement that the premier, ministers, deputy ministers and senior staff must publicly disclose receipts for expenses over $100. In keeping with a new provision introduced in the policy that published expense reports be available for five years, the government also removed eight years of expense reports that were previously available on its website.
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