Winnipeg By-law 35/2017, s. 25 — Fire Prevention By-law

25. Owner’s responsibility to tenants The owner of a residential rental unit must supply each tenant with a copy of Schedule “B” at the outset of each new tenancy and at the time of each annual smoke alarm inspection and test. PART 4 FIRE PROTECTION/LIFE SAFETY INSTALLATIONS 26 Definitions 26 In this Part “boiler” has the same meaning as in the Steam and Pressure Plants Act, C.C.S.M. c. S210; “fire alarm system” means a system of interconnected devices operating in a coordinated manner to provide early warning of a fire; “HP” has the same meaning as in the Steam and Pressure Plants Act, C.C.S.M. c. S210; “label” means an informational sticker required to be affixed to a fire protection/life safety installation by this Part; “licenced service person” means an individual who holds a current, valid service licence issued under this By-law to test, inspect or maintain a particular type of fire protection/life safety installation in compliance with the Manitoba Fire Code; “service licence” means a licence issued under subsection 28(1); and By-law No. 35/2017 10 “trades licence” means the relevant Provincial Trades Licence issued by the Manitoba Department of Labour. 27 Inspection, maintenance and testing of fire protection/life safety installations required