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Legislative history (C.C.S.M. c. P210) updated to: April 17, 2025


C.C.S.M. c. P210		The Public Health Act
Enacted by		Proclamation status (for any provisions coming into force by proclamation)
	SM 2006, c. 14	• whole Act – in force: 1 Apr. 2009 (Man. Gaz.: 28 Feb. 2009)
Amended by
	SM 2008, c. 42, s. 79
	SM 2010, c. 37	• in force: 15 June 2012 (Man. Gaz.: 2 June 2012)
	SM 2012, c. 40, s. 37
	SM 2013, c. 54, s. 57
	SM 2015, c. 6	• in force: 1 Jan. 2016 (proclamation published: 22 Dec. 2015)
	SM 2018, c. 28, s. 18	• not yet proclaimed
	SM 2020, c. 11
	SM 2021, c. 3
	SM 2021, c. 15, s. 110	• in force: 1 Apr. 2022 (proclamation published: 25 Mar. 2022)
	SM 2021, c. 35 (am. by SM 2024, c. 9, s. 29)	• not yet proclaimed
	SM 2021, c. 45, s. 21
	SM 2022, c. 41, s. 39	• not yet proclaimed
	SM 2023, c. 26, s. 70

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Proclamations published after May 10, 2014 are published only on this website.

Minor changes and corrections made under section 25 of The Statutes and Regulations Act

Date	Authority	Affected provision	Change or correction
20 Oct. 2014	25(1)	s. 112(1)(dd) to (ee)	In the HTML version, the English clauses appeared in the French version and vice versa. This was corrected.

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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Under subsection 26.2(1) of The Statutes and Regulations Act, the chief legislative counsel may revise language and grammar in legislation to replace the exclusive use of masculine or feminine nouns and pronouns or binary pronouns with equivalent gender-neutral nouns and pronouns.

In the English version of this Act, such revisions were made in the following provisions:

s. 1(1) — definition "contaminated"

s. 7

s. 8(b)

s. 9

s. 11(1)

s. 12

s. 13(1) and (2)

s. 14(2)

s. 15(1)

s. 22(2), in the part before clause (a)

s. 24, multiple amendments

s. 26(1)(a)

s. 30(1), in the part before clause (a), multiple amendments

s. 30(2)

s. 30(4), multiple amendments

s. 32(1)

s. 33, in the part before clause (a), multiple amendments

s. 34(2), in the part before clause (a), multiple amendments

s. 34(5)(a), multiple amendments

s. 35(1), in the part before clause (a)

s. 35(2)

s. 42(3)

s. 43(2)(d) to (f)

s. 43(3)(a)

s. 43(5), in the part before clause (a)

s. 45(2)

s. 47(4)(b)

s. 49(1), multiple amendments

s. 49(2)(d) and (e)

s. 50(1)

s. 53(1), in the part before clause (a), multiple amendments

s. 54(1)

s. 55

s. 59.1(4)

s. 60(1)(c)

s. 61(1) and (4)

s. 61(5) and (6), multiple amendments

s. 62(1), in the part before clause (a)

s. 63(1), multiple amendments

s. 64(6)

s. 64(7), multiple amendments

s. 64(8)(f)

s. 66

s. 67(1), in the part before clause (a)

s. 73(1)(b)

s. 73(2)

s. 78(2)

s. 83(6), multiple amendments

s. 84

s. 86(1)(a), multiple amendments

s. 86(2), in the part before clause (a)

s. 86(5)

s. 86(6)(a)

s. 87

s. 88(2)

s. 92(1) and (2)

s. 96(1)(a)

s. 97

s. 100(1), in the part before clause (a), multiple amendments

s. 100(2), multiple amendments

s. 106(2)

s. 107

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