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This Act authorises spending, use of resources, and borrowing for specified Northern Ireland public services and sets limits and conditions for using those sums.
This Act authorises spending and borrowing for Northern Ireland departments and named bodies for the years ending 31 March 2026 and 31 March 2027.
This Act changes building regulations in Northern Ireland, including new definitions, council powers, guidance rules, register duties, appeal rights, and an offence for materially false or misleading statements.
This Order sets up building regulations in Northern Ireland and lets the Department make, relax, or exempt rules, while district councils enforce them and handle plan approvals and inspections.
This Act lets a district council set up business improvement district arrangements, but only if the proposals are approved by ballot.
This Part gives certain business tenants security of tenure and a route to seek a new tenancy or compensation.
An occupier must not use land as a caravan site unless a site licence is in force, subject to Schedule exemptions.
This Part sets rules for caravan site agreements, including required written statements, implied terms, consultation duties, fees, and offences.
The Act requires authorities to assess eligible carers when requested, notify carers about possible assessment rights, consider assessment results when deciding services, and lets the Department make regulations about vouchers, direct payments, and commencement.
This Act changes the carrier bag charging regime, lets regulations cover carrier bags more broadly, and requires the Department to report on biodegradable bags and the operation of the charging rules.
This Act lets Northern Ireland census orders be made, sets out who administers the census, and creates offences for misuse or non-compliance with census information and returns.
The Act validates certain pre-16 December 1952 imperfect trust provisions, limits their effect to charitable purposes, and sets time limits and exceptions for claims over affected property.
The Act gives the Ministry wide powers over charity administration, property, trustees, accounts, and court applications, and it also creates reporting and accounting duties for the Ministry and trustees.
The Commission must issue and publish guidance, and charity trustees must follow it when relevant. Charities generally must be registered, trustees must apply and provide information where registration is required, and registered charities must identify themselves on certain documents. The Commission can investigate, d
This Act changes charity-law rules, transfers some Department functions to the Charity Commission, and gives the Department order-making powers for related amendments and transitional provisions.
The Act lets the Department for Communities make rules exempting some charities from registration, based on threshold conditions, and sets out delegation and consultation requirements for the Charity Commission.
The Department must raise awareness about child maintenance, give parents information and guidance, review the first fees regulations within 30 months, and publish and lay a report before the Assembly. It also has powers to make regulations about fees, appeals, arrangements with other authorities, and authorising other
This Act changes child support enforcement rules in Northern Ireland, including liability orders, appeal rights, and commencement timing.
This provision mainly reworks child support decision-making, appeals, enforcement, information offences, and related powers for the Department and the courts.
This Act repeals Article 64(8) of the Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995 and comes into operation on Royal Assent.
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