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A rent-payer may redeem a ground rent by applying to the Land Registry, lodging the required money and documents, and notifying the rent-owner.
Premises used for barbering or hairdressing must be registered with the district council, and using unregistered premises for that work is an offence.
This Act increases the statutory limit for certain harbour works grants and loans from £35 million to £90 million, repeals a 1989 provision on the limit, and starts the day after Royal Assent.
The Ministry can make harbour orders, while harbour authorities have charging, reporting, and compliance duties, and some failures can be offences.
This Act updates Northern Ireland health law to set rules for primary dental and pharmaceutical services, including Department powers, contract requirements, publication duties, charge exemptions, and list-based restrictions for certain professionals.
This Act lets the Department make regulations restricting nicotine products, creates offences for breaches, and sets duties on the Department about transplantation reporting and a sugar-sweetened drinks study.
The Council can place conditions, warnings, advice, and undertakings on a registered person, require information or documents in some investigations, and take certain enforcement and appeal-related steps.
This part sets out definitions and gives the Ministry and Department powers and duties to provide, arrange, regulate, and charge for various health and social care services.
This Order sets tobacco-sales age restrictions, requires age-of-sale notices at tobacco retail premises, creates related offences and fines, and gives the Department regulation-making powers.
This Part sets up the Northern Ireland Social Care Council, requires it to maintain and manage the social care register, and gives it powers over registration, training approval, codes of practice, information requests, and discipline.
The Act makes refund rules for certain nursing-care charges and sets up the Northern Ireland Practice and Education Council for Nursing and Midwifery.
This Order sets commencement and transitional powers for the Department, defines key terms, and gives the Executive general duties and related powers under the amended Northern Ireland health and safety framework.
This Part sets out workplace health and safety duties, enforcement arrangements, and inspection powers in Northern Ireland.
This Act amends the 2009 health and social care law, including RBSO’s functions, related bodies, and some appointment rules.
The Department must make regulations about processing prescribed information for health or social care, and the Act sets limits, a committee role, and a Code of Practice.
This Act reorganises health and social care administration in Northern Ireland, gives the Department oversight powers, creates and assigns duties to new bodies, and sets consultation, transfer, and commencement rules.
The Department must create Area Integrated Partnership Boards, ensure coverage across Northern Ireland, and can direct, guide, and regulate how the boards and related trusts operate.
This Act sets up a complaint and enforcement process for high hedges affecting domestic property, with council decisions, remedial notices, appeals, fees, entry powers, offences, and fines.
This Act defines hire-purchase and related sale terms, and sets rules for when a motor vehicle disposition can take effect in favour of certain good-faith private purchasers.
The Order sets up protection for historic monuments and archaeological objects, creates a schedule of monuments, controls works on scheduled monuments through consent, and makes certain unauthorised acts offences.
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