Jersey
Security Interests (Jersey) Law 2012
3 provisions
This Law sets rules for creating, perfecting, prioritizing, and enforcing security interests in intangible movable property and assignments of receivables.
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Jersey
3 provisions
This Law sets rules for creating, perfecting, prioritizing, and enforcing security interests in intangible movable property and assignments of receivables.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law updates several Jersey financial services-related laws and starts one month after registration.
Jersey
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The Commission may impose a civil financial penalty on a registered person that significantly and materially contravenes an applicable code of practice.
Jersey
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This part of the law defines key terms used for confiscation and money-laundering rules, including criminal conduct, realisable property, and money laundering.
Jersey
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This part sets rules for Jersey public finances, including government plans, fund controls, borrowing, lending, investments, reporting, and information duties.
Jersey
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This amendment expands the Commission’s civil penalty and notice powers, adds key persons and senior management functions to several penalty provisions, and limits when notices can be issued for older contraventions.
Jersey
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Insurance business in Jersey generally needs a permit, and permit holders must follow application, renewal, reporting, audit, notice, and solvency-related requirements.
Jersey
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This Law amends several Jersey financial laws and regulations, mainly expanding the Commission’s information-gathering powers and adding/adjusting rules for auditors, approved professionals, and related reporting.
Jersey
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The law gives employees a right to representation at certain disciplinary or grievance hearings and requires employers to allow it, with some limits. It also requires employers to give employees a written itemised pay statement when wages are paid.
Jersey
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This Law may be cited by its title and comes into force 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This amendment law creates emergency barring notices and emergency barring orders for domestic abuse cases, with related police, court, notice, address-notification, appeal, and offence rules.
Jersey
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This amendment law expands the Jersey Financial Services Commission’s powers, changes how fees are published and challenged, and sets commencement dates for parts of the law.
Jersey
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This Law sets the rules for registering political parties in Jersey, including the party name, officeholders, address, constitution, accounts, fees, and filing deadlines.
Jersey
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This amendment law inserts new Jersey rules on insider dealing, market manipulation, and misleading information, and sets related offences and penalties.
Jersey
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This Law increases the standard scale of fines, expands the Magistrate’s sentencing power, and lets the States amend fine levels and related penalty provisions by Regulations.
Jersey
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The law sets up a Panel for takeover and merger matters, gives it rule-making and information powers, and restricts disclosure of protected information.
Jersey
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This Part sets up Jersey’s public finance system, including the consolidated fund, special funds, budgeting stages, borrowing and lending rules, trading operations, and the roles of the Minister, Chief Minister, Treasurer, and States.
Jersey
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This amendment law expands the Jersey competition regime with commitments, market studies, new powers for the Authority and Minister, and updated offences and penalties.
Jersey
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This law continues certain expiring fiscal laws, sets the 1951 standard income tax rate for Jersey, and adds rules for tax relief where a return contained an error or mistake.
Jersey
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This Part sets up supervision and registration rules for certain businesses, including who supervises them, how registration works, and penalties for unregistered activity.