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Canada — Manitoba
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School boards may adopt an electronic-meetings policy, but if they do, it must meet specific requirements for trustee participation, public participation, closed meetings, and physical attendance.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets minimum elevator safety standards, permit rules, inspection requirements, and fees.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation designates specific organizations as eligible conservation agencies that may enter into conservation agreements.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets licence, registration, identification, facility, transport, and recordkeeping rules for game production farms and elk in Manitoba.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets licensing, facility, equipment, staffing, recordkeeping, inspection, and operational requirements for PSAP services.
Canada — Manitoba
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Employees must contribute to the fund at the stated percentage rates, which change by pay period date and by whether the amount is Canada pensionable earnings or salary above that amount.
Canada — Manitoba
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Employees in specified government subdivisions need ministerial authorization before acquiring any right, title, or interest in Crown land when their subdivision is transferred to a new department.
Canada — Manitoba
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Employers must give the board specified contact and business information in writing, and must update that information in writing after changes as soon as reasonably practicable.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets employment standards rules for Manitoba, including rest periods, wage deductions, transportation in certain overnight work situations, limits on some young-person work, and penalties for breaches.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation defines “Act” and lists alvar and tall grass prairie as endangered ecosystems.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets energy-efficiency standards, testing, and labelling rules for replacement gas furnaces and small boilers sold or leased in Manitoba.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets enhanced pension benefits for eligible Manitoba Hydro employees and requires Manitoba Hydro and the board to fund, administer, and report on those benefits.
Canada — Manitoba
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People who apply for or get listed environmental services, licences, or permits must pay the fee set out in the Schedule, usually when they apply or at the listed time.
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People responsible for a contaminant in an environmental accident must report it immediately and may have to file a written report with more details if an environment officer asks.
Canada — Manitoba
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The minister may order a proponent to pay specified government hearing costs, and the order must include an itemized statement. The proponent may object within 30 days, and the minister must consider the reasons without delay.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation establishes the listed dyking systems in the Schedule as designated dyking systems for the lands described there.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets the required form of notice a personal representative must serve under section 31 of the Act, and the form says a surviving spouse or common-law partner must apply within six months of probate or administration being granted unless the court extends time.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets rules for ethanol fund grants, including who can apply, how grants are calculated, deadlines, recordkeeping, and when overpayments can be recovered.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets reporting, recordkeeping, licensing, mandate, and penalty rules for fuel suppliers and denatured ethanol licence holders.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation establishes Evergreen Environmental Technologies Corporation as a regional waste management authority, sets its members and board appointment rules, and requires annual fee-schedule and deficit-review steps.