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Jersey
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This Law sets up the Long-Term Care Fund, sets benefit eligibility and payment rules, gives the Minister powers to make Orders about assessments and approvals, and creates offences for false or misleading benefit claims.
Jersey
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This Law amends Jersey public finance and ministerial administration rules, including accountable officers, budget-transfer notice, ministerial responsibilities, delegation, and publication duties.
Jersey
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This amendment law repeals Article 10 and replaces Article 29 so the Superior Number of the Royal Court may make rules of court on specified matters.
Jersey
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This amendment allows certain legally qualified prosecutors to conduct Magistrate’s Court proceedings with the Attorney General’s approval, and it limits the Magistrate to a judicial role in those proceedings.
Jersey
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The Court may allow wages to be arrested for a maintenance order, but only with hearing safeguards, regard to the payer’s means, and a limit of half the payer’s wages.
Jersey
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The law lets the Royal Court or Petty Debts Court order a maintenance order to be registered in the Public Registry, but only with a hearing opportunity for the payer, and cancellation needs a further court direction.
Jersey
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If a payer does not comply with a maintenance order, the recipient can seek enforcement through the Bailiff or Petty Debts Court, supported by an affidavit.
Jersey
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This Order applies and amends maritime security rules for Jersey, including restricted zones, directions, searches, document service, offences, and penalties.
Jersey
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This law amends the Jersey marriage law by repealing listed prohibited-degree paragraphs and two other articles, and it limits when a marriage is validated.
Jersey
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This Law amends two earlier Jersey laws about marriage and civil partnership, and starts 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This Part lets the Royal Court grant dissolution, separation, annulment, and presumption-of-death orders for marriages and civil partnerships, and sets the main timing, procedure, and follow-on financial relief rules.
Jersey
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This amendment changes a birth-registration time limit, lets parents choose a child’s surname when registering or re-registering the birth, and sets rules for re-registration and registrar signing.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates Jersey marriage law to allow same-sex marriage and civil partnership conversion, while setting procedures and restrictions for notices, schedules, celebrants, and solemnization.
Jersey
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This part amends the Jersey marriage and civil status law, including rules on who may marry, religious-marriage protections, and how births, deaths, and marriages are registered.
Jersey
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This law amends the Marriage and Civil Status (Jersey) Law 2001, including repeal and deletion changes, and it starts 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This amendment changes parts of the Matrimonial Causes (Jersey) Law, 1949, including court powers to secure money for children after certain divorce-related decrees.
Jersey
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This amendment changes Jersey matrimonial law by expanding court powers, adding divorce rules based on two or five years’ separation, creating hardship and financial-provision protections, repealing one article, and setting citation and commencement rules.
Jersey
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The court may, in certain matrimonial property cases, order sale of property and add related directions.
Jersey
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This Law amends Jersey’s medical practitioners registration law, mainly changing registration, suspension, cancellation, appeal, and offence rules.
Jersey
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A provisionally registered medical practitioner may be employed in a resident medical capacity in a hospital under the Public Health Committee, and the Committee must keep and update a public list of such persons.