Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservative Party government is expected in the spring sitting to begin passing laws to dismantle Alberta Health Services while scrambling to keep and find more family doctors.

Danielle Smith wont say what happened to her governments promise to hold in-person meetings with citizens in December on quitting the Canada Pension Plan.

Alberta is proposing legislation to make it easier to change dollar limits and rules surrounding gifts for elected officials.

Alberta is planning to dismantle its provincewide health provider and may sell off its publicly owned continuing-care facilities, say leaked cabinet briefing documents released by the Opposition NDP.

Health Minister Adriana LaGrange says the Alberta government is fundamentally restructuring health care because the system "is not working."

Smith says her government stands by its assertion that Alberta deserves $334 billion if it leaves the Canada Pension Plan a figure that represents more than half of all CPP assets. The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board pegs Alberta's share of the CPP at 16 per cent.

Alberta's premier said on Wednesday that there will be no referendum on CPP without concrete figures on how much the province would get should it decide to go it alone.