2026 Consultations
The MVMA Council is seeking your input on several important matters that may result in proposed bylaw changes being brought forward for consideration at the 2027 MVMA Annual General Meeting (AGM), to be held January 29, 2027, at 7:00 p.m.
In accordance with the MVMA Consultation Policy, Council believes that meaningful consultation with members is an essential part of the bylaw development process. Consulting with the membership before proposals are finalized provides an opportunity to consider different perspectives, identify practical considerations and potential unintended consequences, and ensure that proposed changes appropriately reflect the needs of the public and the profession we serve.
The current consultations are as follows:
- Veterinarian licensure and registration rules
- Consultation on Supervision Requirements for Restricted Veterinarians Following the Discontinuation of the Preliminary Surgical Assessment (Consultation Document / Feedback Form)
- Consultation: Proposed Bylaw Amendments for Graduates who have not yet Successfully Completed the NAVLE (Consultation Document / Feedback Form)
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- Consultation: Proposed By Law Amendments to Enable Limited Licensure via the Limited Licensure Competency Assessment Pathway (Consultation Document / Feedback Form)
- Consultation: Proposed Changes to the Registration and Licensure Framework for Veterinarians (Consultation Document / Feedback Form)
- Amendments to the newly adopted PIPS Bylaw
- 2027 PIPS By-Law Consultation(Consultation Document / Feedback Form)
- Consultation: PIPS- Temporary Surgical and Temporary Non-Surgical By-law Proposals (Consultation Document / Feedback Form)
Consultations close October 27, 2026.
Your Feedback Matters
The MVMA Council appreciates the time and consideration members invest in reviewing these proposals. This consultation is an important step in ensuring that Council has the benefit of members’ experience and perspectives before determining which changes, if any, should proceed to the 2027 AGM.
Following the consultation process, Council will consider the feedback received and determine which proposals should proceed to the 2027 AGM.
We encourage all members to take the time to review the consultation materials and share their perspectives.
Thank you for your continued engagement with the MVMA and for contributing to the ongoing development of the profession and its regulatory framework.
Sincerely,
MVMA Council
Manitoba Veterinary Medical Association

