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This part sets out water and sewerage duties, powers, definitions, notices, appeals, and offences for the Ministry and Department in Northern Ireland.
This Act changes the Water and Sewerage Services (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 and gives the Department powers to amend it further by order or regulations, subject in some cases to Assembly approval.
The Act lets certain approved verifiers apply a prescribed stamp to some equipment before it is passed for trade, and it requires inspectors to rely on official EEA tester reports in the stated circumstances.
This Order sets standards and controls for weights, measures, and trade equipment in Northern Ireland, including who may use certain equipment and when equipment must be tested, stamped, or rechecked.
The Ministry may determine fees, with approval from the Ministry of Finance, for tests of apparatus under section 20 of the Petroleum (Consolidation) Act (Northern Ireland) 1929.
This Part sets rules for when a claimant can get employment and support allowance, how the amount is worked out, and when the Department can impose work-related requirements or sanctions.
The provision lets regulations require claimants to join employment schemes and do work or work-related activity, but only if jobseeking conditions would otherwise apply.
District councils must arrange burial or cremation for certain bodies in their district when no suitable arrangements have been made, but must not cremate if that would go against the deceased’s wishes.
The Department for Communities must monitor certain payment arrangements and lay a report before the Assembly by the specified reporting window.
The provision creates animal-welfare offences for mistreating livestock and other animals, and requires licences for petshops and related establishments.
This provision defines key terms, gives the Department rule-making powers, and sets core animal welfare offences and enforcement powers.
The provision requires public bodies to support biodiversity conservation, and gives the Department duties to issue guidance, designate and publish strategies, and publish review reports and species lists.
The Department may make regulations for shared parental leave and statutory shared parental pay if employees and related persons meet specified conditions.
The Department may, with the Department of Education’s consent, arrange for schools to provide certain pupil information.
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