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This regulation designates specific Manitoba court buildings and, for circuit courts in a community, treats the building or part of the building where proceedings are held as a court area and requires public notice by signs.
This regulation sets court-security screening rules, who may possess weapons or enter restricted zones, and how seized items are kept, returned, or forfeited.
This regulation sets court and sheriff service fees, transcript fees, a writ execution fee, and some fee exemptions.
These rules set out how appeals are started, filed, served, scheduled, and managed in the Court of Appeal.
These rules set general civil procedure requirements for Manitoba Court of King's Bench proceedings, including filing, time computation, joinder, disability representation, and file access.
A person may file a claim under the Act only if the amount is not more than $20,000.
This regulation sets naming, notice, audit, reporting, fee, levy, and French-language service rules for credit unions, caisses populaires, the central, the guarantee corporation, and the Registrar.
This regulation sets out how victims may be notified, file claims, and receive compensation from forfeited property.
This regulation sets criteria the board must consider when deciding on financial assistance, defines “Act” and “Northern Manitoba,” adds extra conditions for fishing-industry enterprises, and repeals an older regulation.
This regulation sets what information must be included in critical incident reports about a child or young adult, when the report must be made, and how persons and agencies must send it.
This regulation sets who may receive critical-incident information and records, which health care organizations are covered, and when the regulation and certain clauses start to apply.
This regulation incorporates Cross Lake as the Incorporated Community of Cross Lake, sets a five-member council, provides for the mayor and council elections, delegates Crown land approval to the council, and continues existing by-laws.
This regulation sets rules for public sales, leases, reservations, transfers, and registration of disposition-related instruments under the Oil and Gas Act.
This regulation requires users and occupiers of Crown lands under permits, leases, licences, or easements to pay the fees set by the regulation.
The listed Crown lands are withdrawn from disposal, except when needed for Water Power Act purposes under the Water Power Regulation.
This regulation sets Crown royalty rules for oil and gas production, including how royalties are calculated, who must pay, when payment is due, and when certain wells or captured gas are exempt.
This regulation sets rules for Dairy Farmers of Manitoba to govern milk production and marketing, including registration, licensing, quotas, reporting, and board administration.
This regulation requires dairy farms to be registered and to meet detailed construction, hygiene, storage, milking, and milk-sale rules.
This regulation sets dairy product composition rules, labelling limits, and container-size rules for bovine milk, and it exempts some dairy plants from licensing when sanitation and food safety are regulated elsewhere.
This regulation sets a $250 fee for certain licence, permit, and order applications under the Act, and it starts seven days after publication in The Manitoba Gazette.
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