Explosives (Northern Ireland) Order 1972 (revoked)
This document notes that the Explosives (Northern Ireland) Order 1972 was repealed.
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This document notes that the Explosives (Northern Ireland) Order 1972 was repealed.
The Minister may order special precautions for certain explosives premises when special circumstances require them, and may take enforcement steps if the order is not followed.
The provision controls handling of explosives, requiring consent, records, access for inspection, special mine and quarry rules, and creates offences for breaches.
The Order applies compensation rules to animals lost after 30 September 1970 because of a maritime peril, and sets how their value is assessed.
The Act sets up a compensation fund and rules for livestock export charges and claims.
This Part sets factory health and safety rules, including medical examinations, humidity controls, record keeping, age and post-birth employment limits, and offences for breaches.
The Act removes the school-teachers exception from the Fair Employment and Treatment (Northern Ireland) Order 1998 and lets the Executive Office bring its provisions into force by order.
This Act increases family allowances, adjusts certain national insurance benefits, and sets rules for how some overpaid benefits and arrears are to be treated.
This provision sets up the Orderβs definitions, commencement, home-rights rules, occupation and non-molestation orders, and enforcement penalties.
This Act changes Northern Ireland parentage and parental responsibility rules, including court-ordered scientific tests, step-parent parental responsibility, and related limits and presumptions.
The court may order scientific tests and bodily samples in parentage cases, but samples usually need consent and only accredited bodies may carry out the tests.
This Act amends earlier Northern Ireland estate and family provision legislation and includes repeal and commencement material.
This Order lets certain dependants claim damages when a death is caused by a wrongful act, neglect, or default, and sets who brings the action, what can be claimed, and a standard damages sum for bereavement.
District councils and other public bodies may borrow or raise money in sterling or other currencies if a power to do so is conferred by another enactment; borrowing in a non-sterling currency needs Ministry of Finance consent and must follow any conditions it sets.
Certain instruments made for specified savings bodies are exempt from all stamp duties.
This provision identifies the Act, notes several sections and schedules that were repealed or spent, and says section 27 with the Fourth Schedule effects repeals with savings.
This Act imposed a stamp duty on certain bankersβ licences and amended stamp duty and excise law. It ceased to have effect from 1 August 1970, except for the Scheduleβs use in defining βlicensed bankβ in the cited later legislation.
Transfers of certain guaranteed stock are exempt from all stamp duties.
This document may be cited as the Finance (Northern Ireland) Order 1972.
Certain Northern Ireland government instruments are exempt from stamp duty.
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