Who has the authority to make regulations for ASET?

The authority to make regulations for ASET is vested in the Council. This is because the Council is typically responsible for governing and overseeing the operations of the organization, including the establishment of policies and regulations that guide its functions. The Council is comprised of elected representatives who are expected to act in the best interest of the members and the organization as a whole. By having a defined body of governance like the Council, ASET can ensure that regulations are made with due consideration of the expertise and input of its members, while also aligning with its mission and objectives.

The other entities mentioned, such as ASET members at meetings, the Executive Director, and the government of Alberta, do not possess the same authority. While meetings may involve discussions and proposals from members, the formal regulatory authority lies with the Council. The Executive Director may implement regulations and manage the organization but does not have the authority to create regulations. The government of Alberta may set overarching legislation, but it does not directly regulate specific bodies like ASET.