What must a person do to obtain a ruling from the Minister?

To obtain a ruling from the Minister, a person must submit a request for a ruling. This formal process ensures that the Minister is made aware of specific circumstances or questions regarding the interpretation or application of the regulations. By submitting a request, individuals can provide the necessary context and details, allowing the Minister to make an informed decision or provide a ruling that addresses the particular issue at hand.

The other options do not align with the required process. Waiting for a ruling to be published automatically implies that rulings are issued without a formal request, which is not the case. Building without a ruling would disregard the legal requirements and could result in penalties or required modifications to the project later. Asking the provincial government directly does not specifically follow the established protocol for obtaining a ruling from the Minister and may not yield the necessary legal clarification. Hence, submitting a request is the correct and appropriate action.