ManitobaBill 41Royal Assent
Bill 41: The Promoting Inclusion in Amateur Sport Act
Sponsor: Hon. Minister KennedyIntroduced March 12, 2026Checked September 4, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
What this bill does
This Manitoba bill requires provincial sport organizations to adopt an inclusion policy, complete inclusion training, conduct demographic assessments of their participants, and report annually on efforts to increase participation from underrepresented groups.
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Business impact
Compliance
This bill primarily affects amateur sport associations and organizations operating in Manitoba that receive government funding and are recognized by Sport Manitoba — think hockey associations, soccer clubs, gymnastics organizations, and similar bodies. These organizations will need to dedicate staff and board time to completing inclusion training courses within six months of the Act coming into force, and to conducting demographic surveys of their participants within one year. On an ongoing basis, they'll need to prepare annual reports tracking and evaluating their inclusion initiatives. The administrative burden falls on all board members and staff regardless of organization size, meaning even small volunteer-run clubs with limited capacity will face the same obligations as larger, more professionally staffed organizations.
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Where this bill is
First ReadingMarch 12, 2026
Second ReadingApril 21, 2026
CommitteeMay 11, 2026
Third ReadingJune 1, 2026
Royal AssentJune 1, 2026
Now law — awaiting coming into force
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