Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
1,114 matching statutes
United Kingdom
3 provisions
This Part sets UK goods and services market access rules, limits certain local requirements, and gives the Secretary of State powers to amend schedules, issue guidance, and run reviews.
United Kingdom
2 provisions
This Part regulates charity fundraising by professional fund-raisers, commercial participators, and some collectors, including required statements, prescribed agreements, refund rights, offences, and charity registration powers.
United Kingdom
14 provisions
This part of the Act changes several tax rates and related rules, including beer duty, corporation tax, excise duty on certain oil mixtures, VAT timing rules, and vehicle excise registration provisions.
United Kingdom
25 provisions
This segment sets and amends several tax and duty rules, including stamp duty land tax on land transactions, VAT procedures, betting duties, vehicle excise duty, and penalty rules.
United Kingdom
8 provisions
This Part lets eligible companies get a moratorium, with notice, filing, payment, security, and disclosure rules that directors, the company, and the monitor must follow.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
In Wales, a person must not keep a pet shop without a licence. Local authorities may grant licences, set conditions, inspect licensed premises, and prosecute offences.
United Kingdom
12 provisions
This provision makes a wide set of tax changes, including income tax and corporation tax rates, updated allowances and limits, employment benefit exemptions, HMRC approval powers, and anti-avoidance rules.
United Kingdom
22 provisions
This Part sets up controls on prescribed processes that may pollute the environment, including authorisations, conditions, enforcement powers, and duties on regulators.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
This Act changes the rules for voting in City of London ward elections, including who qualifies, how many voters a qualifying body may appoint, and the related registration and reporting duties.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
This Act transfers specified Scottish department functions to a Secretary of State and gives that office powers to appoint staff and make related orders.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Act lets the Crown protect certain association names, uniforms, and badges by Order in Council, and it forbids unauthorised use of protected items.
United Kingdom
7 provisions
Only qualified people may act as solicitors, and the Society controls admission, the roll, practising certificates, and related rules.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Act creates a temporary street-trading licence system for the Corporation, sets notice and charging rules, adds enforcement and seizure powers, and makes related changes for city walkways and parking.
United Kingdom
4 provisions
This Act makes a wide set of tax amendments, including changes to qualifying care relief, VAT, capital allowances, and several other tax rules.
United Kingdom
9 provisions
This provision establishes the Scottish Parliament and sets out election, membership, powers, procedure, and offence rules for how it works.
United Kingdom
3 provisions
This Act authorises specified sums for government resources and Consolidated Fund spending, and lets the Treasury issue and apply money up to stated limits.
United Kingdom
1 provisions
The Treasury may make regulations about certain government stock and bonds, but must lay draft regulations before Parliament and cannot allow exchanges except on the holder’s request or by court order.
United Kingdom
3 provisions
A person must not do consultant lobbying unless registered, and the Registrar must maintain and publish the register.
United Kingdom
31 provisions
This provision gives the CMA information, education, advice, complaint-handling, and merger-reference functions, while limiting it from supporting certain free public consumer advice schemes.
United Kingdom
5 provisions
An appropriate Minister may make sanctions regulations for certain purposes, and those regulations must state their purpose(s).