The Consumer Protection Amendment Act PDF SM 2026, c. 12
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Bill overview
Bill MB15, “The Consumer Protection Amendment Act PDF SM 2026, c. 12”, is a Manitoba bill from session 43-3.
Its latest recorded status is “Introduced”.
This overview is written automatically from the registry and vote records on this page and updates when they sync. It describes the bill's path, not its merits.
PLAIN-LANGUAGE SUMMARY
What you need to know
The Consumer Protection Amendment Act, as enacted in Manitoba, makes changes to existing consumer protection laws. It updates the definition of a business to include online sellers and platforms, requiring them to provide clear information about products and services. The act also introduces new rules for gift cards, including limits on fees and expiration dates. Additionally, it gives the government the power to make regulations related to consumer protection, ensuring that laws stay up-to-date with changing market conditions.
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Key provisions
- 01The Act amends The Consumer Protection Act to include online marketplaces in its definition of a supplier.
- 02A supplier is required to provide a clear and accurate description of goods or services before a consumer makes a purchase.
- 03A supplier must obtain a consumer's consent before charging their credit card for a purchase.
- 04A supplier is prohibited from making false or misleading representations about goods or services.
- 05The Manitoba Consumer Protection Office is responsible for enforcing the provisions of this Act.
- 06The Minister of Public Service Delivery may make regulations respecting the administration of this Act.
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