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This part sets registration rules for the college, including who may register, what applicants must provide, and how the specialist register is maintained.
This regulation sets standards for Manitoba physicians on accepting patients, providing care, keeping records, billing, notice, and closing or moving a practice.
This regulation sets registration, practice, prescribing, competency, and liability requirements for registered nurses in Manitoba.
This regulation sets out membership, registration, certificate of practice, continuing competency, and reserved-act rules for registered psychiatric nurses in Manitoba.
The regulation establishes Assiniboine Community College as a college under that name, and it states the regulation comes into force on April 1, 1993.
This regulation sets licensing, permit, medical, venue, equipment, and conduct rules for combative sports contests and events.
This regulation lists which Acts and regulations are prescribed for a Highway Traffic Act purpose, and says it starts when specified amendment provisions come into force.
This regulation sets inspection, reporting, and repair duties for commercial vehicles and drivers, with exceptions for certain vehicles and uses.
This regulation sets fees payable to the Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs for services under The Manitoba Evidence Act, and it starts on January 1, 1994.
This regulation sets fees payable to the commission for registrations, renewals, amendments, changes, applications, certifications, and photocopies.
The Commission must publish proposed rules and invite written representations, unless a listed exemption applies.
Business entities must give a public body the identifier or other information it requests for assigning a common business identifier, and must register for that identifier when an information system is integrated as allowed here.
This regulation sets rules for Manitoba common trust funds, including minimum fund size, required plans, valuation, investment limits, recordkeeping, audits, disclosures, and termination.
This regulation sets out how community council elections are run, including appointment of election officials, voters lists, nominations, voting procedures, and result declaration.
This regulation sets rules for community development bonds, including who may distribute them, how proceeds must be held and used, and what disclosure filings must be made.
This by-law sets rules for councils and employees in the Municipal Employees Benefits Program, including participation in pension, group insurance, and disability pension plans, plus contribution deductions and remittances.
This regulation sets rules for community enterprise tax credit share issuances, how proceeds must be invested or used, and the reporting and recordkeeping required.
Councils must keep listed records for the Schedule period, document any destruction, and permanently retained records must not be destroyed and must be protected.
This regulation designates the parcels listed in the Schedule as community revitalization property, with parcel-specific start and expiry dates.
This regulation sets qualifications, training, powers, restrictions, equipment rules, and notification duties for community safety officers.
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