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Northern Ireland
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The Department of Education may set up student loan arrangements for eligible students, set loan and repayment rules by regulation, and restrict how loan-related information is used.
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This Order lets the Department pay subsidies for private sector student loans and restricts use of information connected with subsidised private sector student loans for selling goods or services.
Northern Ireland
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The Order lets a relevant lender assign rights in public sector student loans and lets the Department set up arrangements, payments, and dispute handling for those assignments.
Northern Ireland
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This Order sets up student grants and loans, gives the Department powers to make related regulations and delegate functions, and requires some information-sharing and reporting steps.
Northern Ireland
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The Order bans businesses from offering or issuing awards that look like UK degrees unless they are recognised awards, and gives enforcement powers to the Department of Economic Development.
Northern Ireland
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This provision sets commencement rules and gives the Department and school bodies a range of curriculum, religious education, information, and school-governance duties and powers.
Northern Ireland
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The Education and Libraries (Northern Ireland) Order 1972
Northern Ireland
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This Order starts after three months, defines key education terms, and sets duties for the Authority, Department, boards, and school governors on school management, premises, proposals, and religious education.
Northern Ireland
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This Order sets when different parts of it start, defines key terms, and gives the Department powers over grants, directions, approvals, and commencement.
Northern Ireland
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This Order sets up a common funding scheme for relevant schools, gives the Department powers over the scheme and commencement, and places duties on the Authority and school governors about funding, pupil welfare, and abuse prevention.
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The source text only identifies the instrument by title: The Electoral Law (Northern Ireland) Order 1973.
Northern Ireland
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This Order starts on a day the Head of the Department appoints. It defines key terms, creates licensing and certification rules for electricity activities, and makes unlicensed electricity generation, transmission participation, distribution, supply, or SEM operation an offence unless authorised.
Northern Ireland
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This Order sets up the Northern Ireland Single Electricity Market framework, including licence modification powers, committee governance, consultation/publication duties, scheme powers, and inspection offences.
Northern Ireland
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This provision changes the electricity consent procedure, including notice, objections, inquiries, and possible deemed planning or hazardous substances consent.
Northern Ireland
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This document is titled The Electricity Service (Finance) (Northern Ireland) Order 1977.
Northern Ireland
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The Electricity Service (Finance) (Northern Ireland) Order 1982
Northern Ireland
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This Order updates Northern Ireland electricity law, including renaming the service, giving it and the Department new powers, requiring notice for larger private generating stations, and creating/adjusting entry and offence rules.
Northern Ireland
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This Order gives Northern Ireland Electricity power to act on proposed transfers of its assets or functions to another body corporate, and the Order starts 2 months after it is made.
Northern Ireland
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The Electricity Supply (Northern Ireland) Order 1972
Northern Ireland
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This Order sets rules for employment agencies and employment businesses, including when orders can be made against people, what regulations the Department may issue, inspection powers, record-keeping, fee restrictions, offences, and penalties.