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This Act is titled the Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1968 and includes provisions amending estate duty, stamp duty, excise duties, and related finance matters.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and says one estate duty part and schedule are to be read together with the Stamp Act 1891.
This Act changes certain finance rules, confirms a health-services funding agreement, and sets how Northern Ireland and UK funds share health-service costs.
This Act lets Northern Ireland departments make schemes for financial assistance when the required joint determination is made and the procedural conditions are met.
The Commission may make payments to political parties under an approved scheme, and it must prepare and lay a scheme before the Assembly as soon as practicable after the Act starts.
The Ministry of Finance may make arrangements for the issue of Northern Ireland Treasury Bills on its behalf.
This Order sets a citation title, applies the Interpretation Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 to Article 1 and later provisions, and increases certain maximum issue amounts from the Consolidated Fund for the enactments listed in Schedule 1.
This provision sets a 5p fee for certain certificates and lets the Department of Finance and Personnel prescribe a higher amount by order, subject to Assembly approval of the draft order.
The Order lets the Department of the Environment make housing-related payments with the Department of Finance’s consent, and lets the Department of Education apply certain assets and income to educational purposes.
This Order can be cited as the Financial Provisions (Northern Ireland) Order 1980, and it includes commencement, amendments, and repeals provisions.
This Order starts on 31 March 1998, changes some financial-accounting wording in the 1950 Act, ends the Civil Contingencies Fund, moves its assets and liabilities to the Consolidated Fund, and lets the Department make certain advances from that Fund within a 2% unrepaid limit.
The Act lets the specified Ministry amend listed enactments by order, subject to affirmative resolution, to change or stop certain sums being payable.
This Act increases certain spending limits from the Consolidated Fund and sets a short title for the Act.
The Act lets specified Northern Ireland bodies spend money and give grants or loans for listed public purposes, gives absolute privilege to certain reports, and ends one older Finance Accounts requirement.
This Act makes a range of financial and related amendments, including grant powers for harbour authorities, rate-related changes, information notices, court interest directions, land-disposal cost recovery, data-matching disclosure changes, police-related financial assistance, repeals, and commencement rules.
The Department may issue directions for certain Northern Ireland department estimates, and those estimates must follow them. The Department may also require extra resource information for designated bodies, and must consult the Treasury before designating a body where it considers that appropriate.
The Ministry can make grants and invest public money for fish-industry purposes, but grants must follow schemes or orders, may carry conditions, and can be refused for non-registered co-operative bodies.
This Act amends earlier fisheries legislation in Northern Ireland and gives the Act its short title.
This Act amends fisheries rules, including new enforcement powers, offences for unlawful river-bed material removal, consent and appeal rules, and definitions for Northern Ireland inshore waters and sea-fisheries.
The Ministry and Department are given extensive powers and duties over fisheries and angling, including development, permits, schemes, grants, and regulations; several activities require approval or a licence, and some unlicensed or non-compliant conduct is an offence.
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