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Water Services (No. 2) Act 2013 (Property Vesting Day) Order 2024
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This Order sets 30 September 2024 as the property vesting day and transfers the listed property from water services authorities to Uisce Éireann.
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This Order sets 30 September 2024 as the property vesting day and transfers the listed property from water services authorities to Uisce Éireann.
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This Order sets 31 December 2025 as the property vesting day and moves the listed water-service properties from water services authorities to Uisce Éireann.
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The Minister makes this commencement order and fixes 29 March 2024 as the date when the specified parts of section 92 of the Water Services Act 2007 come into operation.
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These temporary rules set parking, loading, bus-lane, and pedestrian restrictions for Waterford and related areas, with special disc-parking and resident-permit rules.
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These bye-laws set parking, loading, bus lane, disc parking, and queueing rules for the Waterford area.
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These temporary rules set parking and traffic restrictions in Waterford and related areas, including rules for disc parking, resident permits, bus lanes, loading bays, clearways, and goods left on roads or footways.
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This Order transfers two charging powers for domestic premises and domestic water charges to Waterford City Council, and it starts on 1 January 1986.
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This Order sets how members of the Waterford City school attendance committee are appointed, when elections and nominations happen, and when members’ terms start.
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The Minister for the Environment makes an order changing Waterford County Borough electoral areas and redefining references to wards in this Order.
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This Order changes a reference in the Waterford Infirmary Act, 1896 so that "Lord Lieutenant" is read as "Minister for Local Government and Public Health".
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This Order adds fees to the 1929 Weights and Measures fees schedule for certain measuring instruments.
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These regulations let the Minister for Industry and Commerce make the 1928 amending regulations, and let certain Weights and Measures inspectors verify and stamp eligible bottles under stated conditions.
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These Regulations may be cited as the Weights and Measures (Amending) Regulations, 1932, take effect on the date they are made, and amend Article 110 of the 1928 General Regulations by changing a figure from 1933 to 1938.
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Bottle factories may only manufacture bottles under the stated inspection and certification conditions, and the licensee must cooperate with the special inspector.
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The Minister for Industry and Commerce sets the fees in the Schedule, with the Minister for Finance’s concurrence, and applicants must follow the stated testing and payment rules.
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These amendment regulations start on 15 January 1929, apply only to certain qualifying bottles, and let the Inspector stamp those bottles until 14 April 1929 even if they do not meet specified Regulation 40 requirements.
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These regulations set rules for inspectors, local authorities, and traders on verifying, stamping, and inspecting weights, measures, bottles, and weighing instruments.
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These Regulations may be cited as the Weights and Measures (Glass Measures) Regulations, 1931, and they take effect on the date they were made.
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This regulation changes the fees for stamping and verifying bottles and sets the conditions for when each fee applies.
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These regulations set fees for verifying and stamping bottles, including monthly payment timing and output-based rates.