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Vocational Education (Form of Summons) Regulations, 1931.
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These regulations require summonses under section 106(1) of the Vocational Education Act, 1930 to use the Schedule form.
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These regulations require summonses under section 106(1) of the Vocational Education Act, 1930 to use the Schedule form.
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The Minister for Education may make an Order declaring specified areas of Saorstát Eireann to be part of the Gaeltacht for the purposes of section 103.
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These Regulations let the Minister for Education make 1984 grants to vocational education committees, including additional grants based on a contribution excess and capped supplemental and special grants for listed committees.
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These regulations let the Minister for Education make and adjust grants to vocational education committees, and let the Minister use grant money to cover certain committee loan defaults.
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These regulations let the Minister for Education make and adjust grants to vocational education committees, with Minister for Finance approval or consent in some cases.
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These regulations let the Minister for Education make special additional grants to vocational education committees, with conditions and grant limits based on the committee area and the amount of contribution excess.
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This Act sets out the framework for vocational education, including continuation education and technical education, and lists the main powers, duties, finance, enforcement, and miscellaneous provisions.
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These Rules change allowance amounts for vocational education committee members and state that they are treated as having started on 1 September 1983.
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The regulations require specified vocational education forms to be used, and they require the rating authority to pay an annual local contribution in four equal instalments on set dates.
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This regulation amends waste management permit/registration rules by adding two new activity classes and updating a nuisance wording change.
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This amendment updates landfill levy rules, adds several waste definitions, sets the commencement date at 1 September 2024, and changes when certain waste disposals are exempt or charged at the higher levy rate.
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This amendment changes when the permitted burning of waste under the Principal Regulations ends and restarts.
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These regulations set out how end-of-waste notifications are made to the Agency, how fees are handled, when the Agency may or must act, and what producers must register and report.
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This amendment requires a planning authority or An Bord Pleanála to ask the Agency in writing for observations before deciding on a proposed development, if the development may significantly affect waste water discharges.
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These Regulations set fees for applications, reviews, surrender, transfer, and certain enforcement costs for abstraction licences, and let the Agency reduce or waive some fees.
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This Order appoints 28 August 2024 as the day the Water Environment (Abstractions and Associated Impoundments) Act 2022 comes into operation.
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This regulation sets rules for water abstractions, including measurement, record-keeping, notices, exemptions, and licence application steps.
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This Order sets 15 October 2023 as the property vesting day and transfers the listed property from water services authorities to Uisce Éireann.