St Helena
Trade Unions and Trade Disputes Ordinance, 1959
1 provisions
This ordinance regulates trade unions and trade disputes, including registration, union funds, accounts, officer qualifications, and conduct during disputes.
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76 matching statutes
St Helena
1 provisions
This ordinance regulates trade unions and trade disputes, including registration, union funds, accounts, officer qualifications, and conduct during disputes.
St Helena
2 provisions
This Ordinance restricts firearms, shot guns, ammunition, and prohibited weapons unless a certificate, written permission, or a specific exemption applies.
St Helena
3 provisions
This ordinance sets up the Island Council for Ascension, explains how members are elected, and regulates council meetings, elections, petitions, offences, and employer leave for voting.
St Helena
1 provisions
This ordinance sets up charity registration in St Helena, gives the Commission and Registrar roles in registration and oversight, requires registered organisations to keep accounts and file reports, and creates offences and penalties for non-compliance.
St Helena
1 provisions
This Ordinance sets out how certain foreign money judgments can be registered and enforced in the Supreme Court, and limits other proceedings for the same sum.
St Helena
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This provision sets out how co-operative societies are formed, registered, governed, funded, audited, and wound up, and it gives the Registrar and the Governor in Council specified supervisory powers.
St Helena
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Foreign judgments can be registered and enforced in St Helena if the Ordinance’s conditions are met.
St Helena
1 provisions
This Ordinance sets rules for registering and running mutual organisations, including registration, membership, inspection, dissolution, liquidation, and offences.
St Helena
6 provisions
This Ordinance sets rules for forming companies, issuing certificates, naming companies, and basic share-capital requirements.
St Helena
1 provisions
This Ordinance sets out how friendly societies are registered, run, audited, funded, and dissolved, and it creates offences and penalties for non-compliance.
St Helena
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This part sets up the land registry system, gives the Registrar administrative and enforcement powers, and creates rules on boundaries, certificates, searches, leases, and registered dealings.
St Helena
1 provisions
This ordinance sets duties to avoid abusive business practices, report suspicions to the Chief of Police, and comply with information requests and court orders.
St Helena
4 provisions
This Ordinance regulates food businesses, unsafe food, inspections, licensing, and enforcement.
St Helena
1 provisions
This Ordinance creates a Nurses and Midwives Registration Board, requires registration for nursing or midwifery practice, and sets rules for the Register, training, examinations, discipline, offences, and penalties.
St Helena
1 provisions
This Ordinance sets smoke-free rules for certain premises and vehicles, restricts tobacco import, supply, display, advertising, packaging, and sales, and creates a dealer registration system with offences and fines.
St Helena
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This part sets shipping rules on registration, ship declarations, crew matters, wages, safety, and information controls.
St Helena
3 provisions
This Ordinance sets the rules for income tax in St Helena, including how income is taxed, who must deduct or remit tax, and some allowances, credits, and confidentiality duties.
St Helena
1 provisions
This table lists the current status of Ascension ordinances and shows how each ordinance has been dealt with over time.
St Helena
6 provisions
This Ordinance sets rules for assessing, detaining, treating, reviewing, and discharging people with mental disorder, and for decisions about people who lack capacity.
St Helena
6 provisions
This Ordinance sets rules for assessing, detaining, treating, and discharging people with mental disorder, and for decision-making where a person lacks capacity.