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This Act lets the minister, at a municipality’s request and expense, require an inquiry into accounts with a school district and requires a report after the inquiry. If the parties agree on discharging, releasing, or extending payment of overdue money, the minister and municipal clerk must make the needed book entries;
This Act ratifies and confirms a specified agreement between Canada and Manitoba.
This Act repeals the Statute of Frauds and the Statute of Frauds Amendment Act in Manitoba, except that they may still be pleaded for certain pre-October 1, 1983 actions or claims.
This regulation requires authorized persons, inspectors, and sub-inspectors to keep records, report information, handle bodies and property, obtain and deliver burial permits, and follow religious-service and fee rules.
This regulation limits who may handle anhydrous ammonia and requires training, records, safety equipment, fire-department notice, and safe parking/towing rules for related tanks and vehicles.
This regulation sets animal-care standards, licensing rules, recordkeeping duties, and transport and housing requirements for several animal-related activities.
This regulation lets the director designate animal health status, requires notice of that designation, sets disclosure rules, and imposes biosecurity and notice-service requirements.
This regulation requires owners/operators and some producer boards to give the director premises and animal information, and lets the director collect, keep, request, and disclose that information for animal disease-related purposes.
This regulation defines “Act,” authorizes the appeal tribunal to hear certain appeals, and states that the regulation comes into force on July 1, 1999.
This regulation sets out the appeal process for certain decisions, including what must be in a notice of appeal, how information is shared, and how the appeal board conducts hearings.
The regulation sets a $2,000 application fee and allows the minister to charge a group for investigation costs above the first $7,500 in certain cases.
This regulation sets the application process for benefits, including deadlines, required forms, receipts, and extra documents in some cases.
This regulation sets out how grant applicants and housing licence holders must apply, seek approvals, submit documents, and follow approval and bidding rules.
This regulation prescribes Form 37A for use when making an application under subsection 9(1) of The Family Farm Protection Act, and repeals a prior forms regulation.
Apprentices must pay the tuition fees set out in the Schedule for technical training, unless the trade requires technical training before registration as an apprentice.
This regulation sets the main rules for apprenticeship training, supervision, wages, certification, and the executive director’s powers.
This regulation sets school discipline and suspension rules, including who can suspend pupils, time limits on suspensions, parent and board notice, records, and extra support after longer suspensions.
This regulation requires school boards to provide appropriate educational programming, including assessments and individual education plans where needed, and sets a complaint and appeal process for disputes.
This regulation requires people to clean boats, equipment, vehicles, and aircraft to help prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species, especially in control zones.
This regulation designates the mapped area in the Schedule as the Assiniboine Delta Aquifer Management Zone.
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