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This Order sets commencement, amendment, and transitional rules, and requires employment-related benefit schemes to comply with equal treatment rules.
This Order sets commencement rules, definitions, and several regulatory powers, including grant-making powers for energy-saving work and a negative-resolution rule for most regulations and orders.
This Order sets when it starts, defines key terms, and allows payments into the Northern Ireland National Insurance Fund up to stated percentage limits, subject to Treasury or Department determinations and parliamentary approval for certain orders.
This provision sets when the Order starts, defines key terms, transfers certain social security functions to the Department, and lays out appointment, appeal, revision, medical examination, and tribunal procedure rules.
This Order sets rules for recovering certain social security benefits from compensation payments, including certificates, calculations, recovery, reviews, appeals, and information duties.
The Social Security Adjudications (Northern Ireland) Order 1983
This Order sets up fraud-related powers and duties for housing benefit information, reviews, and enforcement in Northern Ireland.
This document is the Social Security and Family Allowances (Northern Ireland) Order 1976.
This Order mainly changes how the solicitors roll and practising certificates are managed, and it adds disciplinary and offence rules for solicitors and recognised bodies.
This Order may be cited by its short title, starts the day after it is made, and changes the Law Society borrowing limit for the Compensation Fund to £1 million, with the Department of Finance and Personnel able to set another amount by order subject to negative resolution.
This provision sets commencement and interpretation rules, requires schools and education bodies to support children with special educational needs, and creates disability discrimination duties and appeal processes.
This Order sets its short title, says it starts 2 months after it is made, and applies the Interpretation Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 to Article 1 and the following provisions.
The Department must take annual production censuses, and persons carrying on undertakings can be required to file returns, estimates, or related information. The Order also restricts disclosure of individual information and creates offences for non-compliance and unlawful disclosure.
This Order sets when parts of the Order start, defines key terms, and gives the Head of the Department power to appoint the start day for the remaining provisions.
This Order sets commencement dates, defines “the Department”, gives the Department powers to make regulations and orders about statutory sick pay recovery, and requires a report to the Assembly unless an order is laid by 1 January 1995.
This Order updates the legal definition of still-birth from the twenty-eighth week to the twenty-fourth week and changes related “confinement” definitions from 28 weeks to 24 weeks.
The Department may dispose of designated land in the Stormont Estate, but the designated land cannot include Parliament Buildings, Stormont Castle, or Stormont House.
This Order sets up a system for strategic investment and site regeneration in Northern Ireland, including a designated company, a responsible department, and development corporations.
The Department must prepare and support a regional development strategy for Northern Ireland, and other relevant departments must have regard to it when exercising development functions in Northern Ireland.
This Order changes Northern Ireland street works rules, including notice, inspection, reinstatement, timing controls, fixed penalties, and resurfacing powers.
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