 Barr disagrees, arguing that the Board was "still under the control of cabinet" and pointing out that "the cabinet was left with the power", through its privileged position in introducing legislation, "to supplement or alter the provisions of the "Alberta Social Credit Act"" under which terms the board was constituted.Whatever the relative influence of the Board and cabinet, the latter disavowed any ownership of the act that established the former.Though it was a government bill, sponsored by Solon Low, the Provincial Treasurer explained that he took no responsibility for it, as it was drawn up by a committee of insurgents "without the interference of the cabinet".