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Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets up Manitoba’s interior designers institute, its council, registration system, discipline process, and rules for who may use the title "Professional Interior Designer."
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act limits how money from contracts about recounting a crime can be paid or accepted, requires notice to the director, and creates offences and deadlines for non-compliance.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets up several Manitoba property tax programs: tax deferral for eligible taxpayers and cottage owners, school tax reductions for farm property, school tax assistance for pensioner tenants, farmland rebates, solar heating assessment rules, and insulation loans.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act requires Sport Manitoba to create a safe sport policy, provincial sports organizations to adopt and follow it, and sets up complaint handling through an independent adjudicator.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets rules for sharing personal information and personal health information about supported children, including when service providers, trustees, and the minister may collect or disclose it, and when they must use safeguards and limits.
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This Act requires health facilities to protect patients from abuse or neglect and requires certain people to report suspected abuse or neglect to the minister or delegate.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act lets police officers and designated officers detain intoxicated persons in public and sets time limits and care rules for detention and release.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets out how Provincial Court judges are appointed, supervised, and disciplined, and it requires the Chief Judge to report annually on the court.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets the procedure for prosecuting provincial offences, including ticket and information processes, hearings, search warrants, seizure rules, appeals, and enforcement.
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This Act sets rules for Manitoba provincial parks, including park designation, land-use limits, permits, fees, enforcement powers, and offences.
Canada — Manitoba
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This part of the Act sets rules for railway licences, approvals, appeals, operations, safety, access, arbitration, and enforcement.
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This Act sets rules for psychologist registration, council powers, title use, confidentiality, and penalties.
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This Act sets out the Public Guardian and Trustee’s powers and duties for estates, minors’ property, investments, fees, reporting, and court-related administration.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets Manitoba’s public health framework, including the minister, the chief public health officer, health authorities, reporting duties, and powers to issue health-related orders.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets up internal whistleblowing procedures, disclosure routes, investigation duties, and protections against reprisal for employees and some other people.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act lets a person sued over public-interest expression seek dismissal of the proceeding, pauses related steps while the motion is pending, and gives the court power to award costs or damages in some cases.
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This Act sets up Manitoba public library governance, including advisory, municipal, regional, and federation structures, and gives rules for library taxes, grants, boards, and reporting.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Act sets rules for public officers’ oaths, the appointment of officers, security for certain officers, and when a court may order security for costs.
Canada — Manitoba
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This part defines key terms and gives the minister, the Lieutenant Governor in Council, and the board of reference powers over school districts and school division boundaries.
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Public sector bodies must disclose certain compensation information, and the minister has related publication, exemption, and withholding powers.