Fisheries Act (Northern Ireland) 2016
This provision amends enforcement rules for fisheries offences and updates related definitions and wording from “Community” to “EU.”
- Enforcement
- Fisheries compliance
- Offences
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This provision amends enforcement rules for fisheries offences and updates related definitions and wording from “Community” to “EU.”
This Order changes fisheries rules, timing, licence treatment, and penalties, and sets transitional rules for older offences and oyster bed licences.
The Ministry of Agriculture may give grants for fishing-vessel-related spending, subject to approval by the Ministry of Finance and the Act’s conditions.
This Act sets up food hygiene ratings for food business establishments, requires district councils and the Food Standards Agency to handle ratings and publication, and makes it an offence to display invalid stickers or obstruct enforcement.
This Act was enacted for the advancement of forestry and related purposes, but the text shown mainly records that most sections were later repealed, some in stages.
The Department must promote afforestation and sustainable forestry, and the public has a right of foot access to forestry land for recreation, subject to stated limits.
This Act amends the Foyle Fisheries Act (Northern Ireland), 1952, including how references to “the Minister” are read in one case, and gives the Act its short title.
This Act sets up a fisheries commission, gives it powers to regulate fishing and aquaculture in the Foyle and Carlingford areas, and creates offences for unlicensed or prohibited fishing practices.
The Department of Health and Social Services must, on request and subject to any regulations-based exceptions or conditions, give a registered trade union or branch a copy or abstract of a person’s doctor’s statement for a benefit claim. If a trade union is dissolved and an annuity arrangement fails, the union’s funds
This provision sets rules for what the court may do with payments, expenses, and benefits when a contract has been frustrated.
This Act changes rules for special advisers and ministerial conduct in Northern Ireland, including discipline, pay limits, lobbying records, registers of interests, reporting duties, termination payments, and some commencement/repeal provisions.
This Act amends the Game Preservation Act (Northern Ireland) 1928 and repeals certain enactments relating to game preservation.
This Act amends the 1928 game preservation law, lets the Minister vary certain close-season periods by order, and creates offences for killing game during prohibited times or killing rabbits by firearm on land without authority.
This Act lets officers enforce game laws and sets rules against taking, selling, possessing, or damaging game outside permitted limits.
This Act removes the General Dealers (Ireland) Act, 1903 from applying to transactions involving iron.
This Act gives the Department of Education power to issue binding directions to the General Teaching Council for Northern Ireland.
This provision restricts using goods vehicles on roads for carrying goods unless an operator’s licence applies, sets licence types and limits, and creates offences and fines for non-compliance.
This Act removes Hillsborough Castle and related lands from the application of section 5 of the 1933 principal Act.
This Act sets rules for how Northern Ireland department money and resources are paid, issued, recorded, audited, and reported.
This Act abolishes grand juries and allows indictments to be presented to the Crown Court without being found by a grand jury, subject to listed conditions.
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