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The Government of Alberta is the executive and administrative authority for the province of Alberta, Canada. It operates under the Westminster system, where the political party with the most seats in the provincial legislature forms the government. The Premier, chosen from this party, leads the Cabinet, which consists of ministers responsible for various policy areas and the implementation of government services.

The government encompasses multiple ministries, public agencies, and boards that deliver a wide range of services, including health, education, emergency management, and economic development. It is committed to reducing regulatory burdens to facilitate business operations and improve service delivery for residents. The Legislative Assembly of Alberta, with 87 elected members, plays a key role in passing laws and overseeing government actions. The primary beneficiaries of the government's services are the residents and businesses of Alberta, along with various stakeholders such as municipal governments and Indigenous communities.