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Why the delay: The province's 1,250 pharmacists have been tasked with creating the regulations that put the law into effect, and that's proved tougher than expected. The first draft was rejected and the association is hoping to have another version ready for a membership vote by the end of the year. Once that happens, the law can be proclaimed.
Why the delay: The province's act is tied to similar federal regulations which have been delayed until later this spring. Manitoba's act will be proclaimed when the federal rules are, and the province is working with Canadian Food Inspection Agency to make sure the rules are harmonized prior to proclamation.Why the delay: It's not really clear. The province says the provisions so far haven't really been needed, but if the need arises, the legislation can be reviewed.See the full content of this document
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Amendment ActWhat it does: It's the so-called lemon law, which forces dealers to tell customers whether a car has been declared...See the full content of this document
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