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Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Act (C.C.S.M. c. L153).

Pays/Territoire
Canada
Sous-division territoriale
Manitoba
Type du document
Législation
Date
2014 (2019)
Source
FAO, FAOLEX
Sujet
Alimentation et nutrition, Plantes cultivées
Mot clé
Viticulture/pratiques vinicoles Commerce/industrie/sociétés Transformation/manutention Autorisation/permis Commerce intérieur Vente Mise en application Infractions/sanctions Procédures judiciaires/procédures administratives Variété végétale Cultures interdites Emballage/étiquetage Recherche
Aire géographique
Amériques, Arctique, Asie et Pacifique, Pacifique du Est, Amérique du Nord, Atlantique Nord
Entry into force notes
This Act comes into force on a day to be fixed by proclamation.
Résumé

The purposes of this Act are (a) to ensure that liquor is purchased, sold, consumed and manufactured in a manner that is in the public interest; and (b) to ensure that cannabis is purchased, distributed and sold in a manner that is in the public interest. The Liquor and Gaming Authority of Manitoba is continued under the name "Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba". The authority is a corporation. The authority must act independently and in the public interest in exercising its powers and carrying out its duties. The authority has the following duties in respect of liquor: (a) to regulate persons who sell, serve or manufacture liquor; and (b) to provide information and advice to the minister about activities respecting liquor. The authority has the following duties in respect of cannabis: (a) to regulate persons who sell and distribute cannabis; and (b) to provide information and advice to the minister about activities respecting cannabis. All application fees and fees for licences, permits and approvals issued or granted by the authority, and all administrative penalties imposed under this Act, are payable to the authority and must be deposited in the authority's accounts. The executive director may issue categories of liquor service licences established by regulation that authorize the licensee to sell liquor for consumption in the licensed premises. Subject to the regulations, an adult may make beer or wine in his or her residence or another place authorized by the executive director. Except as authorized under this Act, a person must not manufacture liquor. Except as authorized under this Act, a person must not sell liquor. A person must not give, sell or otherwise supply liquor to another person who is not authorized to sell liquor if he or she knows that the other person intends to sell the liquor in contravention of this Act. A person must not purchase or attempt to purchase liquor from a person who is not authorized under this Act to sell liquor. A person must not (a) deliver or transport liquor; or (b) send, or cause to be sent, a package, parcel or other container containing liquor; to a minor or to a place where liquor may not lawfully be kept or possessed. This Act does not apply to the consumption, possession, distribution, purchase, sale or cultivation of cannabis for medical purposes that occurs in accordance with the requirements of the applicable federal law. This Act does not prohibit the consumption, possession or cultivation of cannabis for research or educational purposes in prescribed circumstances. The Minister of Growth, Enterprise and Trade may enter into an agreement with a person to establish and operate a cannabis store. The executive director may issue a retail cannabis licence to a person who has entered into an agreement under section 101.3. retail cannabis licence authorizes the holder to sell cannabis on a retail basis (a) to customers at the premises specified in the licence; and (b) for delivery from the premises specified in the licence, based on remote orders received by the holder. A separate retail cannabis licence is required for each location where a person operates a cannabis store. All cannabis sold at a cannabis store must have been purchased from MLLC by the holder of the retail cannabis licence. Subject to the regulations, the holder of a retail cannabis licence may sell only the classes of cannabis that are authorized for sale under the Cannabis Act (Canada). The holder of a retail cannabis licence must ensure that all cannabis sold at the cannabis store is packaged and labelled in accordance with the Cannabis Act (Canada).

Texte intégral
Anglais
Site web
www.canlii.org