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Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets rules for using English and French as languages of instruction and study in schools, and assigns related duties to school boards, the minister, and the advisory committee.
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This regulation sets how complaints are treated, allows informal resolution, requires police notice in one situation, and gives witnesses at formal hearings the same fees as Court of King's Bench witnesses.
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This regulation imposes a $4.00-per-laying-hen levy on certain producers when their weekly numbers exceed specified limits, and the levy is payable to the Board within 7 days after written notice.
Canada — Manitoba
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This Order sets rules for laying hen quota allocation, permits, facility certification, and restrictions on transfers and overproduction.
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This regulation sets out how Legal Aid Manitoba applications, certificates, panel solicitors, duty counsel, accounts, and appeals are handled.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets fees for certain matters before the Licence Suspension Appeal Board and says when the regulation starts.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets rules for registering, renewing, converting, and reinstating licensed practical nurses in Manitoba, and requires members to keep liability protection and meet continuing competence standards.
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This regulation says what information a development proposal must include, where it must be sent, and sets decision deadlines for the director and minister.
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This regulation sets licensing application rules, fee amounts, confidentiality rules, and appeal procedures for liquor, gaming, cannabis, delivery, and horse racing licences.
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This regulation sets rules for life leases, including landlord disclosures, insurance, trustee fund releases, required forms, and a ministerial review.
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This regulation sets liquor service, retail, and brew pub rules, including capacity limits, record-keeping, age checks, serving limits, pricing, delivery conditions, and when patrons must leave.
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This regulation prohibits littering and requires certain property owners, local authorities, vehicle operators, and some food-service proprietors to keep litter from accumulating or spreading, provide receptacles, and clean nearby areas; it also bans abandoning shopping carts in public places.
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The regulation creates the Little Grand Rapids First Nation Traditional Use Planning Area, divides it into land use areas, and restricts certain development and resource activities unless approval is obtained under the agreement.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets rules for registering, renewing, transferring, assigning, and using livestock brands, plus related fees, records access, and prohibited branding practices.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation requires livestock dealers and agents to be licensed, follow licence conditions, keep records, disclose sale information, and pay sellers on time.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation sets rules for storing, moving, composting, applying, and disposing of livestock manure and mortalities.
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This regulation sets up Manitoba’s livestock price insurance program, gives MASC administration and rule-making powers, and requires eligible persons to apply and be approved before buying coverage.
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This regulation prescribes certain animal species and kinds as livestock for The Animal Liability Act, and it says horses may be kept as livestock for herding or other farm work.
Canada — Manitoba
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This regulation defines “Act” and lists two bison species that count as livestock for the Act.
Canada — Manitoba
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Municipalities may lend only within a 30% debt-limit test, and loans that would exceed the debt limit need The Municipal Board’s prior written approval.