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This Act lets the government set compensation frameworks for executives in the public sector and requires employers and executives to follow them.
This Act sets up and administers a public service group life insurance plan and fund, with the board, minister, and Minister of Finance sharing administration, payment, investment, and reporting duties.
This Act sets rules for Manitoba public service ethics, workforce management, political activity, and conflict-of-interest restrictions.
This Act continues the Public Utilities Board, sets out its membership and internal procedure, and gives it broad power to hear matters, make orders, enforce compliance, and impose a general penalty for breaches.
This Act puts public works and related property under the minister’s control, lets the minister buy, lease, manage, sell, and regulate them, and creates offences for unauthorized conduct on public works or Crown property.
This Act requires people and brokerages to be properly registered before providing real estate services, sets conduct rules for registrants, and gives the registrar and commission powers over registration, discipline, trust money, and investigations.
This part sets up Manitoba land titles administration, defines key terms, and gives service providers, registrars, and the Registrar-General specific powers and duties.
This Act lets a judgment creditor register certain money judgments from reciprocating states in Manitoba’s registering court, subject to listed requirements and refusal grounds.
This Act sets up Red River College Polytechnic, its board, and related governance, budgeting, borrowing, reporting, and ministerial oversight rules.
This Act lets eligible people claim compensation for artificial flood damage or related economic loss, while giving government powers to flood land and manage extreme spring flood declarations.
This Act sets up regional waste management authorities, gives them powers to operate and manage waste services, and requires board and reporting processes.
This Act regulates dietitians in Manitoba, including registration, title use, conduct complaints, discipline, and continuing competence.
This Act creates the Manitoba Professional Planners Institute, sets up registration and discipline processes, and prohibits unregistered use of the protected planner title.
This Act sets up respiratory therapist registration and discipline rules, gives registered active practitioners the right to practise, and limits unregistered practice and certain conduct.
This Act protects a planholder’s rights, property, and interests in a registered plan from enforcement processes, with specific exceptions.
This Act lets a restraint order be registered through a financing statement in the Personal Property Registry, sets how the related personal property law applies, gives the Lieutenant Governor in Council power to make regulations, and says the Act starts on a day fixed by proclamation.
This part sets out how Manitoba land registration offices work, what records must be kept, and when registrars may refuse or accept documents.
This Act sets rules for regulated health professions, including colleges, registration, and reserved acts that generally cannot be done unless an exception applies.
The minister must prepare an annual report on regulatory strategies and results, make it public within six months after the fiscal year ends, and table it in the Assembly within the first 15 sitting days after it is prepared.
This Act lets religious societies hold land through trustees and sets rules for appointing trustees, registering deeds, leasing, selling, mortgaging, and transferring land.
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