Jersey
Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2018
5 provisions
This law sets rules for processing personal data, including controller duties, data subject information rights, lawful processing conditions, and limits on high-risk processing.
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Jersey
5 provisions
This law sets rules for processing personal data, including controller duties, data subject information rights, lawful processing conditions, and limits on high-risk processing.
Jersey
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This provision sets up the Data Protection Authority, gives it enforcement powers, and requires controllers and processors established in Jersey to register before processing personal data.
Jersey
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This Law reduces recovery on certain qualifying debts from developing countries and can also adjust related judgments and awards.
Jersey
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This Law lets eligible individuals apply for debt remission through an approved intermediary, with the Viscount deciding the application and later discharging qualifying debts if the moratorium ends.
Jersey
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This amendment lets the Committee, by order, call in coins issued under Article 3.
Jersey
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This Law amends Jersey’s Decimal Currency Law so the Minister may specify certain coins as legal tender by Order, including their denomination, composition, and any payment limit.
Jersey
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This Law replaces old currency with decimal currency in Jersey, sets rules for coinage and legal tender, and restricts melting or breaking metal coins.
Jersey
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This Law sets rules for registering dentists and dental care professionals in Jersey, limits who may practise dentistry, and creates offences for false claims and registration-related misconduct.
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This law amends earlier Jersey law about the Judiciary and Legislature and lets the Viscount authorize certain people to carry out inquest functions, with Bailiff approval for some appointees.
Jersey
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This law amends the 1965 Jersey law on departments of the judiciary and legislature, changing appointment, suspension, dismissal, and oath provisions for the Viscount, Deputy Viscount, and Autorisé de la Partie Publique.
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The Committee may ask the Royal Court to supervise, restrain, or impose conditions on a registration-related business in certain cases, and the Court may make any order it thinks just.
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This amendment changes a fee to one thousand pounds and adds rules about who can be prosecuted and when proceedings may start.
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The Committee must refuse or cancel registration for a body corporate if it is not incorporated in the Island.
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This Law lets the Committee make orders to stop destructive insects and pests entering or spreading in Jersey, and it creates offences and penalties for breaking those orders.
Jersey
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This Law blocks appointments of people subject to director disqualification sanctions as company directors or managers of limited liability companies, except where a licence under the referenced Jersey Order applies.
Jersey
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This law sets up a disability transport allowance for qualifying people, with age, income, disability, and residence/presence conditions, and gives the Committee powers to administer, recover, and regulate it.
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This Law prohibits discrimination in employment, voluntary work, education, services, premises, clubs, and related conduct, and lets people complain to the Tribunal.
Jersey
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This amendment lets inspectors enter certain land or buildings at any time when they reasonably believe hives, bees, combs, quilts, or bee products are there, and it changes some penalties and fines under the principal law.
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This amending Law gives inspectors wider enforcement powers over animal-disease controls, adds notice-based disposal and recall rules for prohibited substances, and expands offence and due-diligence rules.
Jersey
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This Law updates the Diseases of Animals (Jersey) Law, 1956 by creating rules for appointing a Veterinary Officer and by replacing earlier references to the former “Vétérinaire”.