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This regulation designates listed Manitoba public bodies as public sector bodies for section 33 of the Accessibility for Manitobans Act, starting in 2016 or 2017 depending on the body.
This regulation designates reservoir areas, sets permit rules for buildings and structures in those areas, requires certain submerged structures to be marked, allows portable dock permits, and prohibits swimming or boating in certain reservoir zones.
This regulation defines “Act” and sets out which listed persons are designated as employees or deemed to be in the civil service, with exceptions.
The regulation designates the Selkirk Mental Health Centre as a health facility for the Protection for Persons in Care Act and starts when that Act starts.
The Dakota Ojibway Police Service is designated as a law enforcement body for the Act’s definition of “member” or “member of a police department.”
This regulation designates the lands listed in the Schedule as provincial forests and repeals the Manitoba Regulations listed in section 2.
Teranet Manitoba LP is designated as a service provider and is authorized to collect and keep certain land registry fees for the government as compensation.
This regulation designates Teranet Manitoba LP as a service provider for the Act and authorizes it to collect and keep prescribed registry fees as compensation.
This regulation lists certain amphibians, reptiles, fur-bearing animals, and protected species as wild animals, and it defines what counts as one of those animals for the Wildlife Act.
This part designates specified lands in Manitoba as wildlife refuges, game bird refuges, goose refuges, and wildlife management areas.
This regulation sets how to calculate a victim’s gross yearly employment income and net income, and gives the corporation powers to classify, index, and adjust income values.
Owners or operators of diagnostic laboratories must get approval before providing non-approved tests or treatments, cannot charge fees for non-approved services, and must follow safety, standards, and reporting requirements.
This regulation requires certain retail sale and retail hire-purchase agreements to include specified information, and it sets formatting and content rules for cancellation-rights statements.
This order requires grading stations to report failed lots to the Board and restricts how eggs from failed lots may be graded, marketed, sorted, packed, stored, transported, or delivered.
This regulation sets eligibility rules and payment calculations for disability and shelter supports, including required applications, assessments, reporting duties, and financial-resource exemptions.
This regulation sets up Manitoba disaster financial assistance programs, explains who can claim, what expenses may be eligible, and the deadlines and process for claims.
This regulation sets out how people can apply for intimate partner violence disclosure information, how police and the director assess risk, and how disclosure information may be shared.
This regulation lists specific organisms that are designated as diseases of bees for the purposes of The Bee Act, and it repeals the earlier 2003 Diseases of Bees Designation Regulation.
A person must not discharge whey into the environment unless it is done by an acceptable method.
This regulation dissolves the Manitoba Cattle Enhancement Council, transfers its rights and property to the government, and repeals three related instruments.
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