The Service Animals Protection Act
The Act prohibits interfering with service animals and allows fines, compensation orders, and animal obedience training in some cases.
- Animal control
- Offences
- Penalties
- Service animals
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The Act prohibits interfering with service animals and allows fines, compensation orders, and animal obedience training in some cases.
The Act sets out sheriff offices, appointments, security, record-keeping, fees, and court enforcement powers, and it creates a fine and jail consequence for certain misconduct.
This Act lets parties use and adapt short-form deed, mortgage, and lease templates, and says the listed forms have the effect set out in the Schedules.
This Act recognizes sign languages in Manitoba as primary languages for communication for Deaf and Deaf-Blind communities, and as important languages for some Hard of Hearing people and others communicating with those communities.
This Act gives legal force to the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Governance Agreement, requires consistent interpretation of provincial laws in related matters, and sets notice rules for court or tribunal issues about the Agreement, this Act, or Sioux Valley Dakota Nation laws.
This Act restricts smoking and e-cigarette use in many enclosed and public places, sets exceptions for some facilities and rooms, requires proprietors to post signs and help inspectors, and creates offences and fines for breaches.
This Act lets the minister administer social assistance and social services, license residential care facilities, inspect them, and enforce compliance through orders, suspension, cancellation, offences, and fines.
This Act sets up the Social Services Appeal Board and the appeal process for designated social-services decisions.
This Act sets rules for social worker registration, practice titles, college governance, professional corporation permits, complaints, and discipline.
The Act exempts qualifying soldiers’ estates from certain Court of King's Bench and land titles fees, requires judges to mark the instrument as a “soldier’s estate,” allows judges to require evidence of entitlement, and requires a record of waived-fee estates to be kept.
This Act lets eligible soldiers, surviving spouses, and certain parents apply for municipal property-tax relief, up to $50 per year or part year, subject to the Act’s conditions and procedures.
This Act sets rules for creating, governing, reviewing, auditing, and reporting on special operating agencies.
This Act lets the minister direct special surveys, sets complaint and hearing steps, and provides appeal and registration rules for approved plans.
Stable keepers get a lien and may detain certain animals and related property for unpaid stabling or care, but must keep detained property safe, post a copy of the Act, and handle sale proceeds as specified.
This Act gives the bureau and director powers to collect and share statistical information, but requires secrecy, minimal personal-data collection, and compliance with disclosure rules.
This Act sets rules for publishing, registering, consolidating, and proving Manitoba legislation and regulations.
This Act requires inspections and certificates for plants, boilers, and pressure vessels, and sets duties for owners, vendors, installers, inspectors, and the minister.
This Act creates the Manitoba Student Aid Program and gives the minister duties and powers to provide bursaries, manage agreements, report annually, and handle related administration.
The Act sets rules for money paid into court: the accountant receives and deposits it, records it, and handles notices, interest, and transfers for long-unclaimed funds.
This Act creates and regulates the Supply Chain Management Association Manitoba Inc., including membership, by-laws, registration records, hearings, and use of reserved professional titles and abbreviations.
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