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Laboratories and colposcopists must report cervical cancer test information to the medical director, who must maintain a register and delete a woman's information on request.
Persons are prohibited from placing attractants for cervids in specified game hunting areas unless they first get written permission from the director.
This regulation sets rules for name-change applications, including when the director must refuse an application, when an authorized agency may collect or keep information, and what privacy safeguards and fee powers apply.
This regulation lets psychiatric facilities charge long term care patients a daily authorized charge, gives patients an appeal right, and lets the minister waive some or all of the charge in certain hardship cases.
This regulation sets charges for vehicle registrations, licences, permits, number plates, inspections, and related services, and it also includes some refunds and exemptions.
Producers must pay a fee on marketed chicken broiler, and processors must deduct and remit that fee to the board in time.
People involved in chicken broiler production, marketing, hatching, or processing in Manitoba must keep records and file specified reports, and must allow board inspection of records.
This regulation sets penalty levies for chicken broiler producers and others who market or keep birds above quota or outside permit rules, with some exemptions and a payment deadline.
This Order sets a minimum sale price for chicken broiler produced in the province, sets F.O.B. delivery terms, requires buyer receipts and prompt payment, and excludes broiler less than 10 days old.
Most people may not raise, keep, or otherwise produce chicken broilers in Manitoba unless they are registered with the board.
This Order controls chicken broiler production and marketing through Board-set quotas, allotments, permits, facility rules, and bans on excess production or marketings.
Owners or occupiers of a chief-place-of-residence building must pay a $500 yearly levy to the minister and file a declaration when required.
This regulation sets out how agencies and child abuse committees must respond when child abuse is suspected, including referral, committee review, notice, reporting, and record-keeping rules.
This regulation sets licensing, operating, staffing, recordkeeping, safety, and care standards for child care facilities.
This regulation sets licensing, staffing, space, supervision, record-keeping, and health-and-safety rules for child care centres and homes.
This regulation sets pension, RRSP, retirement benefit, and grant rules for child care centre and child care home licence holders.
Reporting entities must protect, retain, and handle reporting entity records in line with the Act and standards set by the director.
This regulation sets standards for child restraining devices, requires proper installation and use for certain young, small passengers, and lists exceptions where the child-restraint requirement does not apply.
This regulation sets the procedure for applying for a protection order, supporting it with evidence, serving the order, and giving the respondent access to evidence.
This regulation sets the process for child support calculations and recalculations, including applications, notices, service, deadlines, and disclosure of income information.
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