Adult Abuse Registry Regulation
This regulation sets how the Adult Abuse Registry committee, registrar, and related notices, records, fees, and exemptions work.
- Fees
- Notice procedures
- Recordkeeping
- Registry administration
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This regulation sets how the Adult Abuse Registry committee, registrar, and related notices, records, fees, and exemptions work.
This regulation sets requirements for adult learning centres, including registration, learner records, staff qualifications, tuition limits, and appeal procedures.
This regulation sets requirements for organizations seeking or receiving Manitoba Adult Literacy Program funding, including application information, eligibility, learner safety checks, recordkeeping, and reporting.
This regulation sets reporting criteria for certain incidents involving adults living with an intellectual disability, requires specific reports and accounting from officials and substitute decision makers, and includes review, repeal, and commencement rules.
This regulation lets schools establish advisory councils and sets rules for notices, elections, membership, meetings, by-laws, and dissolution.
This regulation defines “Act,” expands “victim support services,” designates certain disability services and the Community Living disABILITY Services program as designated services, and states when the regulation starts.
This regulation mandates listed child and family service agencies, through the named authorities, to provide services under the Act and The Adoption Act.
The corporation must pay agents’ commissions for covered transactions, usually by the 10th day of the following month, and may withhold commissions if an agent has a deficient remittance until the deficiency is paid.
Agents covered by this regulation must meet bonding and insurance requirements, file required evidence with the registrar, and follow bond forfeiture and payment rules.
This regulation caps municipal fees for mining and transporting aggregate and sets required terms for agreements that replace those fees.
This regulation sets up Manitoba’s AgriInsurance program and explains who can apply, what losses are covered, and how contracts, coverage, and reinstatement work.
This regulation sets eligibility and evidence requirements for applicants for loans or loan guarantees, lets the corporation waive some criteria in limited cases, gives the corporation powers over guaranteed-loan security, and sets repeal and coming-into-force rules.
This regulation controls who may use agricultural Crown lands, how leases and permits are obtained, renewed, transferred, or cancelled, and what fees and duties apply.
This regulation sets the certified organization’s maximum annual membership fee, identifies designated purchasers, sets a 1% withholding value, and requires refunds to be made within 60 days in specified cases.
Certain listed agricultural societies or associations do not have to remit pari-mutuel levies to The Horse Racing Commission for licensed racing meets.
This regulation names two corporations as agricultural societies for the purposes of The Agricultural Societies Act.
This regulation sets licensing, operating, reporting, staffing, insurance, and aircraft requirements for air medical response services.
This regulation creates an airport vicinity protection area, sets Area 1 and Area 2 rules for residential development, and requires council to make related planning and zoning changes within six months.
This regulation controls how hunting licences may be allocated to eligible operators, what operators must do, and when the department may approve, reduce, or change allocations.
This regulation sets inspection fees for amusement rides, exempts certain single-person rides on non-moving bases, allows the director to waive part of some fees, and says inspection standards should be used as guides.
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