How does the AGTA respond to the concerns of Albertans?
A legislative review of the Dependent Adults Act and the Personal Directives Act began in 2005. The review involved extensive public consultations including a public survey, community meetings, focus groups with key stakeholders and dependent adults, and consultation with other jurisdictions. Over 4,300 Albertans, from regular citizens to experts in the field, provided their personal stories, feedback, and recommendations about guardianship and trusteeship, and personal directive legislation in Alberta. The AGTA reflects what Albertans said they wanted and needed in this area to help themselves and each other when the ability to make decisions is lost. The Final Report and Recommendations from the review was released in January 2007.
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