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Membership Policy
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Members of the United Conservative Association (UCA) shall also be members of the United Conservative Party (UCP). Members of the UCP must also be members of the UCA. Membership in the UCA/UCP will consist of all who are ordinarily residents of Alberta who:
- are at least 14 years of age;
- indicate their intention to join by personally authorizing an application for membership;
- support the principles of the UCP; and
- have paid the prescribed membership fee, personally or through an immediate family member (spouse, parent or child).
As proof of membership, an Albertan will either hold a valid official current membership card issued in his or her name or
be on the official membership list.
Albertans who had valid memberships in the Legacy Parties on the date the Agreement in Principle was signed,
will be respected and acknowledged as members of UCA and UCP.
The scheduled expiration dates of their membership in the UCA/UCP will correspond to the expiry date of their Legacy Party membership.
Individuals who became members of either of the Legacy Parties after the signing of the Agreement
but before membership sales in the UCP commence, will also be respected and acknowledged as members of UCA and UCP.
The scheduled expiration dates of their membership in the UCA/UCP will correspond to the expiry date of their Legacy Party membership.
Our People
Board of Directors and Officers
Vice President - Bylaw and Policy
Vice President - Communications
Vice President - Fundraising
Vice President - Membership
Secretary
Treasurer
Calgary Director
Calgary Director
Central Alberta Director
Central Alberta Director
Edmonton Director
Edmonton Director
Northern Alberta Director
Northern Alberta Director
Southern Alberta Director
Nominations Committee
Our Party
GOVERNANCE
The UCP achieved a significant milestone by our membership at the Founding Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Red Deer from May 4 to 6, 2018. In Red Deer, more than 2,600 UCP members participated in the dialogue, debate and ratification of governing bylaws for the new UCP, and the beginning of the party's policy declaration. Constructing bylaws and policies through a grassroots consultation process in a short-period of time is a testament to the commitment of our membership.
- The Policy Declaration includes all policy resolutions as approved by members at the Founding AGM. Development of the next policy process will be undertaken over the next year, information about this process will be communicated at that time.
- The party's new bylaws are registered with Alberta Societies.
