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This Act lets the Minister of Justice appoint commissioners, requires commissioners to perform conference and reporting duties, and says commissioners receive no compensation but may be reimbursed for eligible expenses.
This Act requires newborn hearing screening to follow the regulations and requires attending health professionals to offer screening, arrange screening or referral when the parent or guardian wants it, and follow review/reporting duties for the minister.
This Act creates the University College of the North, sets out its governance bodies, and gives the Governing Council and Learning Council their main responsibilities.
This Act continues The University of Manitoba and sets out its board, senate, chancellor, and related powers and duties.
This Act continues The University of Winnipeg and sets out how its board, senate, president, meetings, conflict-of-interest rules, and certain use-of-name restrictions work.
This Act continues Université de Saint-Boniface, sets out its governance, powers, language rules, and related restrictions.
The Act establishes Upper Fort Garry Heritage Provincial Park, gives it provincial park and heritage park status, and lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make regulations about additional lands and other matters needed to carry out the Act.
A person committing an unlawful act on property must not use an animal to protect that property.
Unclaimed personal property held in trust in Manitoba vests in and is payable to the Province after 12 years.
This Act regulates who may practise veterinary medicine, who may use veterinary titles, and how members and veterinary corporations are registered, licensed, disciplined, and advertised.
This Act lets municipalities create veterinary services districts, sets up boards and a commission to manage them, and gives the minister and Lieutenant Governor in Council regulation-making and oversight powers.
This Part gives victims rights to information, confidentiality, consultation, complaint handling, and some work-leave and compensation-related processes.
This regulation continues Powerview as the Town of Powerview – Pine Falls, annexes the former townsite, sets transitional council and election rules, and imposes special 2005 tax and assessment-roll rules.
This Act requires registration of births, deaths, marriages, stillbirths, and certain common-law relationship events, and gives the director powers to amend or register records when conditions are met.
This Act sets rules for warehouse receipts, including what a receipt must contain, how negotiable and non-negotiable receipts are marked and transferred, when a warehouseman must deliver goods, and when goods may be sold or withheld.
This Act gives warehousemen a lien on stored goods and lets them sell the goods by public auction if charges are due, but only after giving the required notices and following the Act’s sale steps.
This Act sets out Manitoba’s waste-reduction framework, including ministerial reporting, levy collection and payment rules for designated material, enforcement powers for environment officers, and offences and penalties for non-compliance.
This Act puts provincial water powers under Crown control, gives the minister administrative responsibility, and sets rules for land, expropriation, reports, and regulations tied to water-power development.
This Act creates Manitoba rules for protecting water resources, including standards, watershed planning, product restrictions, invasive species controls, and ministerial powers during serious water shortages.
This Act lets the minister manage provincial water works and waterways, issue permits for certain water-related construction and activity, and require compensation processes for artificial flooding damage.
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