Canada — Manitoba
Community School Regulation
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A school may be designated as a community school only if it meets the listed eligibility criteria.
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A school may be designated as a community school only if it meets the listed eligibility criteria.
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This regulation sets condominium registration, disclosure, recordkeeping, reserve fund, insurance, appeal, fine, and transfer rules for condominium corporations, sellers, owner-developers, and appeals commissioners.
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A person elected as a council member must file a disclosure statement with the community administrative officer before taking up council powers or duties.
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This regulation sets how applications to the Conservation Agreements Board must be prepared, served, and heard, and when the chairperson may dismiss them.
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This regulation says the forms in Schedules A and B are prescribed for use under The Conservation Agreements Act.
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This regulation sets qualifications, training, firearm rules, uniform and ID requirements, complaint handling steps, and limited enforcement powers for conservation officers.
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This regulation sets minimum wage rules, standard hours, overtime pay, and staffing ratios for construction work in the listed sectors and projects.
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The regulation requires certain telephone, telegraph, and power transmission line construction and replacement work to comply with a specified Canadian Standards Association standard, with older lines also subject to listed minimum clearances.
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This regulation sets consumer-credit calculation rules, some disclosure and refund requirements, licensing fees, and a few exemptions and administrative powers.
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This regulation requires site owners or occupiers to notify the director if they learn of contamination above applicable standards, and it sets filing, summary, cost, and hearing-related rules for the director, commission, and registry.
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The Minister of Finance must publish monthly contract reports, and each report must be published within 21 days after the end of the reporting period.
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This regulation sets a $25,000 annual rental value for a specified lease authorization rule, sets interest on holdbacks at prime lending rate minus 4% with a 0.5% floor, and starts when a related amendment provision starts.
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This regulation defines the controlled area map, sets when areas are controlled or exempt, designates certain highways as limited-access highways, and states when the regulation starts in force.
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This regulation sets rules for Manitoba cooperatives on names, filings, financial statements, meetings, share restrictions, appeals, securities, and fees.
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Designated educational institutions may copy works under the agreement if they follow its terms and government notices, and they must pay the fees set out in the agreement to the minister.
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This regulation sets corporate filing, naming, registration, disclosure, share-control, and financial standard rules for corporations in Manitoba.
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This regulation sets rules for custodial facilities, inmate discipline, segregation, remission, visitor conduct, and searches.
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The regulation sets per diem maintenance costs for patients at two mental health centres: $218 at Brandon and $176 at Selkirk.
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This regulation sets maximum monthly honoraria for mayors and councillors of unincorporated communities, requires any honorarium to be paid monthly, and caps certain per diems and travel/living expenses.
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This regulation sets mandatory contents and procedures for municipal codes of conduct, including complaint handling, annual review, sanctions, and appeals.