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This regulation adopts parts of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations for Manitoba, repeals an older Manitoba regulation, and says a person transferring dangerous goods by certain railways must follow the safety mark and shipping document requirements.
This regulation sets rules for burial, cremation, transport, embalming, and disinterment of human remains, with stricter requirements for deaths from designated diseases.
This regulation sets permit, security, notice, records, and display rules for dealers, salespersons, and recyclers.
This regulation sets the schedule’s form as the certificate of debt form for section 22 of The Provincial Parks Act and starts when that Act is proclaimed.
This regulation declares the highways listed in its schedules to be provincial roads (access roads).
This regulation declares the highways listed in its schedules to be provincial roads and assigns route numbers from the schedule headings.
This regulation declares the highways listed in its schedules to be provincial trunk highways.
The regulation defines emergency services work and emergency services workers, treats certain workers as government employees for compensation purposes, and excludes some people from its scope.
The Schedule lists groups of people who are declared to be workers in government employment and can receive compensation under the Act, unless a different compensation scheme is set out in the Schedule.
This regulation requires designated premises to install and maintain defibrillators, post location signs, register changes, and follow monthly inspection and recordkeeping rules.
This regulation defines terms used under Manitoba’s universal bodily injury compensation rules and says when the regulation applies, including its March 1, 1994 coming-into-force date.
This regulation confirms and approves the ability of several Manitoba boards and producer groups to carry out functions, duties, and powers under specified Canadian marketing statutes for named agricultural products.
This regulation sets rules for dental hygienist registration, practice settings, supervision, renewal, temporary practice, and insurance.
This regulation sets out how denturists may get licensed in Manitoba, the training and exam requirements, practice rules, advertising limits, and discipline procedures.
This regulation applies to designated classes of buildings and sets an exemption path for municipalities that delegate inspection and permit-issuing work to qualified individuals.
This regulation sets rules for marking designated construction zones, posting speed-limit signs, and placing double-fine information signs on highways.
This regulation sets floodproofing rules for building and related work in designated flood areas, including permit application requirements, construction standards, inspection notices, and reference-mark procedures.
This regulation sets floodproofing and permit rules for structures in Winnipeg’s designated floodway fringe area and certain floodway parcels.
This regulation defines which offences count as “offence” for Part 1 of The Victims' Bill of Rights and says the regulation starts when The Victims' Rights Amendment Act comes into force.
This regulation designates certain entities and officials as public bodies for applying Parts 1 and 2 of The Electronic Commerce and Information Act, and it comes into force when the cited amendment Act comes into force.
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