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This Act appears to set out supports for survivors of residential institutional abuse, including health services, health support payments, educational support, and rules on dissolving and transferring functions from a statutory fund board.
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This commencement order sets 5 September 2025 as the date when specified parts of the 2025 Act come into operation.
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The Minister for Education and Youth appoints 13 March 2026 as the day section 4 and section 20 of the 2025 Act come into operation.
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This Order sets fees and fee exemptions for specified Supreme Court and High Court matters, and it starts on 1 August 1983.
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This Order sets court and probate fees, including schedule-based charges, percentage fees on some ward-of-court income, and no-fee exceptions for certain proceedings.
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This Order sets and updates fees for specified Supreme Court, High Court, probate, bankruptcy, taxing, and wards of court office services.
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This Order sets and updates fees for many Supreme Court, High Court, probate, bankruptcy, wardship, and related court-office services.
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Holders of tobacco grower’s licences must send a prescribed return to the Minister for Agriculture by the stated deadline.
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Manufacturers must send the Minister a tobacco return in the prescribed form by the date set for 1934.
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These regulations control tobacco growing, curing, rehandling, removal, recordkeeping, and reporting, and they give the Revenue Commissioners powers to refuse or allow licences and permissions.
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This provision sets up the Tobacco Trade Board, fixes its membership and voting rules, gives the Minister for Industry and Commerce several appointment and decision-making powers, and starts the Regulations on 1 May 1933.
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The Order says no fee is payable to Tailte Éireann for certain electronic applications to register an entry of a charge.
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This order delegates specified powers and duties of the Taoiseach to Ted Nealon.
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The Executive Council may refer customs-duty matters and questions to the Tariff Commission, and the Commission’s reports must be made to the Executive Council.
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The Minister for Finance orders that fees payable in the Tariff Commission office are to be collected by stamps.
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The Tariff Commission must notify fee payers of the amount due using the prescribed form, and the fee stamps must be impressed on that form.
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These regulations set how the Tariff Commission conducts its proceedings, including quorum, notices, fees, document inspection, witness rules, public access, and representation.
Ireland
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These regulations set out how the Tariff Commission must handle applications, notices, submissions, hearings, witness evidence, inspection of documents, and summonses.
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These regulations set the order in which tax repayments are used to offset a person’s liabilities, and let the person nominate a different order in writing within 30 days in some cases.
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The Minister for Finance makes this Order and specifies an area in Athlone as a special regeneration area for Chapter 13 of Part 10 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997.