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This Act creates safe access zones around protected premises providing abortion-related services and restricts certain acts and recording in those zones.
This provision sets up how Northern Ireland legal aid and criminal defence services are funded, managed, and granted, and gives the Department, the Commission, the Lord Chancellor, the Director, and courts specific powers and duties.
A person cannot be sued for damage caused by an accidental fire that started in or on their building or land, subject to stated exceptions.
The Board of Governors of a grant-aided school must put anti-bullying policies and measures in place, review them regularly, consult key school stakeholders, publish a written statement, and keep certain bullying records. The Department of Education may issue guidance, directions, amendments, and commencement orders.
This Order sets out how estates are administered in Northern Ireland, including who can get probate or administration and when the High Court may grant, limit, revoke, or refuse a grant.
The Act raises several small-payment limits to £500 and gives the Ministry power to update related limits by order.
This provision says a deceased person’s real estate generally passes to personal representatives and is treated much like personal estate for administration and intestacy rules.
The High Court may require sureties when sealing certain foreign grants of administration, and actions on the guarantee need the High Court’s leave.
The Act transfers courthouse maintenance and equipment functions to the Ministry and lets certain officials manage courthouse accommodation and court sittings.
This Act transfers specified land, buildings, assets, and funds to the relevant Northern Ireland Ministry, and provides for certain Irish service expenses in Northern Ireland to be paid out of moneys provided by Parliament.
The Act assigns certain Northern Ireland powers to specific ministries and lets the Ministry of Commerce make certain grants only with Ministry of Finance approval.
The Minister of Finance must appoint a Government Chemist for Northern Ireland, and the Ministry of Finance may make regulations about how the role’s powers and duties are carried out.
This provision transfers the Ordnance Survey service in Northern Ireland to the Ministry of Finance, lets the responsible ministry modify certain reporting-detail requirements, and requires some orders to be published in the Belfast Gazette instead of the London Gazette.
This Act amends certain administrative and financial matters, defines “enactment” broadly, and states its short title.
For tenancies of 31 years or less in the covered holdings, Ministry of Finance consent is not needed. The Ministry of Finance may also set the interest rate on certain compensation money by order subject to negative resolution.
The Ministry of Finance may extend certain government house-loan powers to cover enlarging or improving a civil servant’s house, and improving related outbuildings.
Certain instruments may alter remuneration, superannuation, or expenses for a period starting on a specified date, but not earlier than the commencement of the transferred provision; the section does not authorise retrospective reductions.
The Ministry of Finance may make regulations about the administration of certain securities, including some retrospective application and limited amendments to earlier orders.
This document identifies the Administrative and Financial Provisions Act (Northern Ireland) 1965 and states its broad purposes, including charges on the Consolidated Fund, grants, loans, pensions, gratuities, and related amendments.
This Act sets rules for when a convention adoption order can be made, including nationality and residence conditions for the child and applicants, and it gives the court and Registrar General related powers and procedures.
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