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290 matching statutes
Jersey
1 provisions
This law requires Ministers or certain bodies to give the States advance notice before making, approving, extending, or terminating certain appointments, and lets the States amend the procedure by Regulations.
Jersey
2 provisions
This Law sets up the Jersey Cyber Security Centre, gives the Minister and Director defined cyber-security powers, and imposes duties on operators of essential services to manage and report cyber risks and incidents.
Jersey
2 provisions
This Law sets out diplomatic, consular, and related privileges and immunities in Jersey, and lets the States add details by Regulations for some persons and organisations.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Order extends and adapts specified UK immigration provisions for Jersey, including powers to examine and detain documents, require further examination, designate persons, and direct carriers and port operators.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law amends Jersey ministerial procedures, including suspension of a Minister pending dismissal, reporting and publication duties for delegations, a rule against unequal remuneration for elected members, and commencement 7 days after registration.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law lets the Public of the Island use Howard Davis Farm subject to the Trust’s agreement, with extra approval and reporting steps for higher-rent changes of use.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law sets up Jersey’s pilotage system: the Harbour Master oversees pilotage services, licensing, compulsory pilotage directions, exemption certificates, and charges, and several offences and penalties apply to ship masters, unlicensed pilots, and pilots.
Jersey
1 provisions
This amendment law changes qualification and disqualification rules for election as a Connétable, removes “Connétable” from one bankruptcy definition, deletes an article in the States of Jersey Law 2005, and starts 7 days after registration.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law sets up Jersey’s civil aviation regulator, gives the Minister and Director powers over aerodrome licensing and air navigation, and creates offences for non-compliance and false information.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law amends police force rules to let the Chief Officer charge for some police goods and services, designate certain employees and contractors to perform police functions, and require custody-visiting arrangements and reports.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law creates a Register of Names and Addresses, requires the Minister to maintain it, and limits use and disclosure of its information.
Jersey
2 provisions
This amendment replaces registration-card rules with status-based rules for housing and work in Jersey, and sets out licensing, review, information-sharing, and offence provisions.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Order lets the Minister for Home Affairs make fee-charging orders for certain immigration or nationality functions, with limits and exceptions.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law lets an eligible adult apply to the Court for a gender recognition certificate, sets when the Court must issue or correct certificates, and makes unauthorized disclosure of protected information an offence.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law changes how States of Jersey members’ remuneration and allowances are set, using a review report process instead of other methods.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law sets Jersey’s 2016 standard income tax rate and changes several tax, duty, pension, and reporting rules.
Jersey
3 provisions
This amendment law changes Jersey company rules, including cell companies, share capital, redemptions, distributions, directors, and filing duties.
Jersey
8 provisions
This segment sets up the Jersey Resolution Authority, defines key terms, sets who the Law applies to, and lets the Authority raise an annual administration levy from Jersey banks.
Jersey
2 provisions
This Part sets the law’s overall child-wellbeing objective and imposes duties on Ministers, safeguarding partners, relevant providers, and corporate parents to assess needs, share and protect information, plan services, and publish guidance, plans, reports, and arrangements.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law continues certain fiscal laws, sets the 1967 standard income tax rate, and changes deductions for widowers, widows, and some other taxpayers with qualifying children or household arrangements.