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Note:     The PDF version of the regulation does not include the prescribed form(s).
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As of May 12, 2025, this is the most current version available.

It has been in effect since September 14, 1989.

Last amendment included: M.R. 227/89

 

Note: Earlier consolidated versions are not available online.

Amendments
Amendment Title Registered Published
227/89 Manitoba Regulation 99/86, amendment 14 Sept. 1989 30 Sept. 1989

Corrections and minor changes

Corrections and minor changes made under the authority of section 25 of The Statutes and Regulations Act

Date Authority Affected provision Correction or minor change
14 Feb. 2025 25(2)(m) table of forms In the entry for Form 12 of the English version, replaced "26(2)" with "26".
14 Feb. 2025 25(2)(m) table of forms In the entry for Form 12 of the French version, replaced "par. 26(2)" with "art. 26".
14 Feb. 2025 25(2)(m) table of forms In the entry for Form 13 of the French version, replaced "par. 26(2)" with "art. 30".
General information about corrections and minor changes

The Statutes and Regulations Act requires Manitoba legislation to be published on the Manitoba Laws website. Under subsection 25(1) of the Act, the chief legislative counsel is required to correct consolidation and publication errors. Under subsection 25(2) of the Act, the chief legislative counsel may make minor corrections or changes to the consolidated version of an Act or regulation without changing its legal effect.

Notice of the following types of minor changes must be given:

  • replacing a description of a date or time with the actual date or time; [s. 25(2)(f)]
  • replacing a reference to a bill or any part of a bill with a reference to the resulting Act or part of the Act after the bill is enacted and assigned a chapter number; [s. 25(2)(g)]
  • removing a reference to a contingency in a provision that is stated to come into effect when or if that contingency occurs, if that contingency has occurred, or is required as a result of removing such a reference; [s. 25(2)(h)]
  • updating a reference to a person, office, organization, place or thing if an Act provides that references to it are deemed or considered to be references to another person, office, organization, place or thing; [s. 25(2)(i)]
  • updating a reference to reflect a change in the name, title, location or address of a person, office, organization, place or thing, other than
    • a change in the name or title of a document adopted or incorporated by reference unless it was adopted or incorporated as amended from time to time, and
    • a change in the title of a minister or the name of a department; [s. 25(2)(j)]
  • updating a reference to a minister or department when, under subsection 5(3) of The Executive Government Organization Act, the Act is to be read as if it were amended as necessary to give effect to an order in council made under that Act; [s. 25(2)(k)]
  • correcting an error in the numbering of a provision or other portion of an Act, or making a change to a cross-reference required as a result of such a correction; [s. 25(2)(l)]
  • correcting an obvious error in a cross-reference, if it is obvious what the correction should be; [s. 25(2)(m)]
  • if a provision of a transitional nature is contained in an amending Act, incorporating it as a provision of the consolidated Act and make any other changes that are required as a result; [s. 25(2)(n)]
  • removing a provision that is deemed by The Interpretation Act to have been repealed because it has expired, lapsed or otherwise ceased to have effect. [s. 25(2)(o)]

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Prescribed forms

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but they are available in an alternate format on request.
Please contact Manitoba Government Inquiry at mgi@gov.mb.ca for more information.

Schedule or Form Title
Form 1 Notice of Intent Français
Form 2 Notice of Objection Français
Form 3 Heritage Notice Français
Form 4 Notice of Cancellation of Notice of Intent Français
Form 5 Notice of Appeal Français
Form 6 Notice of Revocation of Designation Français
Form 7 Amended Heritage Notice Français
Form 8 Application for a Heritage Permit Pursuant to subsections 12(1) and 12(2) Français
Form 9 Heritage Resources Impact Français
Form 10 Development Plan Français
Form 11 Heritage Permit Français
Form 12 Municipal Notice of Intent Français
Form 13 Municipal Notice of Appeal Français
Form 14 Municipal Heritage Notice Français
Form 15 Application for Heritage Permit to Remove a Heritage Object from Manitoba Français
Form 16 Application for Heritage Permit to Search for or Excavate a Heritage Object Français
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Heritage Resources Forms Regulation, M.R. 99/86

Règlement sur les formules relatives au patrimoine, R.M. 99/86

The Heritage Resources Act, C.C.S.M. c. H39.1

Loi sur les richesses du patrimoine, c. H39.1 de la C.P.L.M.


Regulation  99/86
Registered April 30, 1986

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Règlement  99/86
Date d'enregistrement : le 30 avril 1989

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The forms attached hereto, numbered 1 to 16, are prescribed for use under The Heritage Resources Act.

Le recours aux formules 1 à 16 annexées aux présentes est requis en application de la Loi sur les richesses du patrimoine.

April 30, 1986Minister of Culture, Heritage and Recreation/

30 avril 1986Le ministre de la Culture, du Patrimoine et des Loisirs,

Judy Wasylycia-Leis

Forms for Use Under The Heritage Resources Act

Formules à utiliser en application de la Loi sur les richesses du patrimoine