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This Act changes the 1990 horse racing rules to let horse racecourse operators receive Horse Racing Fund payments and requires certain statements and accounts to be submitted.
This provision sets recordkeeping, accounting, inspection, and penalty rules for commission sales of horticultural produce.
The Act lets the Ministry set grading and labelling rules for fresh horticultural produce, restricts sales unless produce meets the required grade and label rules, and creates offences and penalties for non-compliance.
The Act prohibits anyone from charging or recovering parking charges for vehicles parked at hospital car parks in the covered cases.
This Act postpones the start of the ban on charging for hospital car parking.
The Department of Health must report on the costs of delaying the 2022 hospital parking charges rules, and must keep reporting each financial year. It must also lay and publish each report, and it may set the relevant specified date by regulations, no later than 12 May 2029.
Hotels covered by this Act are treated as inns, and hotel proprietors take on the related innkeeper duties and liabilities, subject to listed limits and exceptions.
This Act requires licences for house-to-house charitable collections, lets police authorities grant or refuse licences and certificates, and creates offences and penalties for unlicensed or improper collection activity.
This provision defines when a building is an HMO and sets out the main licensing and enforcement rules for HMOs.
The Executive may make and publish a homelessness strategy, but it must consult, review, update, and publish it on a timetable. It must also provide free homelessness advice and give notices, review rights, and appeal information in certain housing decisions.
This Act adds rules for tenancy deposit schemes, landlord registration, notice periods, information-sharing powers, and related offences and penalties.
The Act requires certain housing bodies to share specified information about vacant dwellings and anti-social behaviour, allows people to share relevant information for listed housing and criminal purposes, and makes certain Executive loans a charge on the property.
This provision changes rules for housing associations about land disposals, mortgages, notifications to the Department, inquiries, transfers, grants, and some repeals.
This Act amends and extends housing-related enactments, including housing on farms, and gives the Act’s short title.
This provision lets the governors and guardians sell specified land, requires sale proceeds to be applied to their objects, limits certain grant-aided houses from being enlarged beyond 900 square feet for five years, and requires a housing association to pay or commute annual sums to the Ministry in some cases.
Housing grants can come with five-year conditions: the house must not be amalgamated into one house with others, and it must not be enlarged or altered beyond 1,050 square feet.
This provision defines key housing terms and gives the Housing Executive, the Council, and the Department several functions, powers, and reporting duties.
This Act amends earlier housing enactments and allows a district council to make the same contribution in a qualifying new-house case. It also lets the house provider withdraw and resubmit plans within a reasonable time after completion and before the specified letting.
The text says the Act was repealed except for sections 39 and 49(1), gives a definition for “owner” in one 1946 housing provision, states the Act’s short title, and sets a deadline-based grant qualification rule for certain houses.
This Act makes further housing-related provision, including financial help for improving housing and measures about overcrowding and houses in multiple occupation.
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