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Canada — Manitoba
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This part sets out who may practise or hold out as an architect in Manitoba, how the association and council govern the profession, and the filing, sealing, discipline, appeal, and penalty rules.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets out Manitoba’s archives system, the archivist’s duties, government record schedules, and offences for damaging or improperly disclosing government information.
Canada — Manitoba
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The Act continues the Manitoba Arts Council, sets rules for its membership and meetings, gives it powers to make bylaws and handle property, and requires regular audits and an annual report.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets out the Auditor General’s role, powers, reporting duties, confidentiality rules, and related procedures for audits of government accounts, public money, and government organizations.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act requires beekeepers to register, limits possession and movement of bees or beekeeping equipment in disease situations, requires signage and sale reporting in some cases, and gives inspectors and the minister enforcement powers.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act governs how beneficiaries can be designated or revoked for certain plans, including by participant, representative, or will, and sets rules for irrevocable designations, plan-administrator verification, and payment discharge.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets up bilingual service centres in listed regions and requires certain public service staff to serve people in French or English.
Canada — Manitoba
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The Act regulates biofuel manufacture and sales in Manitoba, requires licences for manufacturing, sets biofuel quality and sales-mandate rules, and gives officials inspection and enforcement powers.
Canada — Manitoba
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A practitioner may take and test a blood sample for alcohol or drugs in specified circumstances, and may disclose the person’s name and test results to a peace officer or court.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act requires permits to possess body armour and to own or drive fortified vehicles, prohibits after-market hidden compartments, and gives the director and inspectors enforcement powers.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation establishes the Boundaries Review Commission and sets rules for how it must review school boundary changes, hold hearings, receive submissions, and report to the minister.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for boundary surveys, fence costs, fence-viewer disputes, fees, and when boundary fences may be moved.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act continues Brandon University, sets out its governance structure, and gives the board and senate defined powers and duties.
Canada — Manitoba
4 provisions
The Act sets rules for construction liens, trust funds, record-keeping, holdbacks, and prompt payment, and it voids waivers that try to avoid those protections.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for building and occupancy permits, inspections, municipal enforcement of building standards, and offences for non-compliance.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
The Act requires certain businesses and partnerships in Manitoba to file and update registration declarations, renew them on time, and follow name and LLP holding-out rules.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act bans suppliers from unfair business practices, gives the director inspection and enforcement powers, and lets consumers seek court remedies.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act gives effect to the Canada–United Kingdom judgments convention in Manitoba, lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make necessary regulations, and says the Act prevails over conflicting enactments.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act continues Canadian Mennonite University as a corporation and sets out the roles and powers of its council, board, and senate.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets out non-binding principles about caregivers and assigns reporting, consultation, and promotional duties to the minister, departments, and government agencies.