Federal Water Preservation Agency

The Federal Water Preservation Agency is a federal agency that coordinates with provincial governments regarding water policy and oversees concerns regarding water scarcity and other hydrological problems. The agency was formed in 2015 in response to exacerbating droughts and agricultural water concerns, established by the Environmental Resources Oversight Law of 2015.

The current Director is Abraham Isidore, who took office on 6 August 2021. The previous Director, Laurence Molyneux, had served as the head of the agency since its foundation, but was dismissed from the position on 28 April 2021.

Criticism
Critics of the agency state that the office has largely been ineffective in coordinating with provincial agencies, and their work interferes with those of the provinces. Among the most prominent critics is the Governor of Arquette Province, Nicolas Rehn, who had called the agency "a debauchery of the federal government living out their wildest power fantasies" in 2017.