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  1. Provision text match · British Indian Ocean Territory · en

    The Communications Ordinance 2018 G.10

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    t of exclusive licence. 14 16. Terms and conditions. 14 17. Imposition of fees. 14 Change of control 18. Approval for change of control. 15 Data retention 19. Interception and data retention capacity. 16 PART 5 ACQUISITION OOF CONTROL BY THE COMMISSIONER 20. War and emergencies. 16 21. Other public service acquisition of control. 17 PART 6 THE COMMUNICATIONS

    Topics: compliance, data retention, frequency allocation, interception

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    The Fisheries (Conservation and Management) Ordinance 2007 E.7

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    The Fisheries (Conservation and Management) Ordinance 2007 E.7 — segment 1

    OF SECTIONS Section Page 1. Citation. 4 2. Definitions. 4 3. The fishing waters of the Territory. 6 4. Director of Fisheries and Fisheries Protection 6 Officers. 5. Prohibited fishing and fishing methods. 7 6. Possession of prohibited fishing gear. 8 7. Fishing Licences. 10 8. Notification of fish on board fishing boats. 14 9. Stowage of gear. 14 10. Transh

    Topics: fishing licences, fishing operations, fixed penalties, forfeiture

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    The Police and Criminal Evidence Ordinance 2019 C.6

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    ffence; or (vi) the custody officer has reasonable grounds for believing that the detention of the person arrested is necessary for his own protection; (b) if he is an arrested juvenile – (i) any of the requirements of paragraph (a) above is satisfied; or (ii) the custody officer has reasonable grounds for believing that he ought to be detained in his own in

    Topics: appointment and duties, compliance, data retention, detention processing

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