Boards of Arbitration Regulation
Certain statements or actions by specified education officials during dispute-settlement efforts are generally not admissible in evidence, subject to section 2. The minister may also issue a signed written certificate to a board of arbitration about whether notices, requests, or authorized actions were received or done
- Jurisdiction
- Canada — Manitoba
- Instrument
- Regulation
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- Language
- en
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Certain statements or actions by specified education officials during dispute-settlement efforts are generally not admissible in evidence, subject to section 2. The minister may also issue a signed written certificate to a board of arbitration about whether notices, requests, or authorized actions were received or done.
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