Groups of Constituency Associations select Regional Directors to serve as their voice on the Provincial Executive. The Constitution provides for the creation of individual constituency organizations to represent a specific electoral area as defined by the Provincial Government. Although Constituency Associations operate under the framework of the Provincial Constitution, they each have their own constitution that provides for operation of their association and the manner in which election candidates for their party will be selected. The Executive and Board members of a Constituency Association hold similar functions to the Provincial Executive or have other responsibilities that are decided by the local group. Most Constituency Associations meet on a monthly or bi-monthly basis with committees undertaking specific projects meeting more often.
Participation is always voluntary.
The Provincial and Constituency Board members do not get paid. People from all walks of life are involved. The first is to provide policy input either directly or through the Provincial Association to the Progressive Conservative members of the Alberta Legislature. The second is to prepare for the next election. This includes raising election funds and selecting a candidate to contest the election.