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Amendments

Amendment

Title

Registered

Published

7/2022

Cervid Protection Regulation, amendment

9 Feb. 2022

9 Feb. 2022

109/2021

Cervid Protection Regulation, amendment

5 Nov. 2021

5 Nov. 2021

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

30 Mar. 2022

25(2)(

l) s. 1

In the French version, renumbered subsection 1(1) as

section 1.

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Cervid Protection Regulation, M.R. 209/2014

Règlement sur la protection des cervidés, R.M. 209/2014

The Wildlife Act , C.C.S.M. c. W130

Loi sur la conservation de la faune , c. W130 de la C.P.L.M.

Regulation 209/2014

Registered August 18, 2014

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Règlement 209/2014

Date d'enregistrement : le 18 août 2014

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WHEREAS the Supreme Court of Canada has recognized that the proper management and conservation of wildlife resources is a valid objective of government and is consistent with aboriginal beliefs and practices and with the enhancement of aboriginal rights;

AND

WHEREAS chronic wasting disease and bovine tuberculosis pose a serious threat to cervid populations in certain areas of the province and banning the placement of attractants for cervids in the areas of concern will help to prevent the spread of these diseases;

M.R. 109/2021 ; 7/2022

THEREFORE the Minister of Conservation and Water Stewardship enacts the following:

Attendu :

que la Cour suprême du Canada reconnaît que la gestion et la conservation judicieuses des ressources fauniques constituent des objectifs valables pour les gouvernements et qu'elles soutiennent les coutumes, les pratiques et les droits des autochtones;

que l'encéphalopathie des cervidés et la tuberculose bovine constituent des menaces sérieuses pour les populations de cervidés dans certaines zones de la province et que l'interdiction de placer des attractifs pour ces animaux dans les zones à risques contribuera à empêcher la propagation de ces maladies,

R.M. 109/2021 ; 7/2022

le ministre de la Conservation et de la Gestion des ressources hydriques édicte :

Definitions

1 The following

definitions apply in this regulation.

"cervid" means any member of a species or subspecies of the deer family (cervidae) . (« cervidé »)

"director" means the person in the department with the title "Director of the Wildlife Branch". (« directeur »)

"game hunting area" means a game hunting area designated under the Hunting Areas and Zones Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 220/86. (« zone de chasse au gibier »)

Définitions

1 Les définitions qui suivent s'appliquent au présent règlement.

« cervidé » Animal appartenant à une espèce ou à une sous-espèce de la famille des cerfs — Cervidae . ("cervid")

« directeur »

Le directeur de la Direction de la faune au ministère. ("director")

« zone de chasse au gibier » Zone de chasse au gibier désignée en vertu du Règlement sur les zones de chasse , R.M. 220/86. ("game hunting area")

Purpose

2 The purpose of this regulation is to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease and bovine tuberculosis among cervids in certain areas of the province by prohibiting persons from placing items to attract cervids.

M.R. 109/2021 ; 7/2022

Objet

2 Le présent règlement a pour objet de prévenir la propagation de l'encéphalopathie des cervidés et de la tuberculose bovine parmi les cervidés dans certaines zones de la province en interdisant au public de placer des attractifs pour ces animaux.

R.M. 109/2021 ; 7/2022

Application

3 This regulation applies to all persons, including those persons who may exercise aboriginal rights or treaty rights or rights under paragraph 13 of the Memorandum of Agreement set out in The Manitoba Natural Resources Transfer Act .

Application

3 Le présent règlement s'applique à quiconque, notamment aux titulaires de droits ancestraux, de droits issus de traités ou de droits prévus par la clause 13 de la convention figurant en

annexe de la

Loi sur le transfert des ressources naturelles du Manitoba .

Cervid attractant restriction

4 No person shall place any thing or substance in game hunting area 5, 6, 6A, 11, 12, 13, 13A, 18, 18A, 18B, 18C, 23, 23A or 27 or the portion of game hunting area 22 west of Provincial Trunk Highway 83 for the purpose of luring or attracting cervids without first obtaining written permission from the director.

Restriction concernant les attractifs

4 Il est interdit de placer une chose ou une substance servant à attirer les cervidés dans les zones de chasse au gibier 5, 6, 6A, 11, 12, 13, 13A, 18, 18A, 18B, 18C, 23, 23A ou 27 ou dans la

partie de la zone de chasse au gibier 22 située à l'ouest de la route provinciale à grande circulation 83, sans obtenir au préalable l'autorisation écrite du directeur.

5 [Repealed]

M.R. 109/2021 ; 7/2022

5 [Abrogé]

R.M. 109/2021 ; 7/2022

August 11, 2014 Minister of Conservation and Water Stewardship/

11 août 2014 Le ministre de la Conservation et de la Gestion des ressources hydriques,

Gord Mackintosh