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Jersey
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This Law requires medical practitioners to be registered, restricts unregistered people from practising or claiming to practise medicine, and sets penalties for false titles, fraudulent registration, and related misconduct.
Jersey
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This Law amends Article 8 of the Medicines (Jersey) Law 1995 and changes how certain marketing authorization conditions about prescription-only, pharmacy-only, or general-sale availability are treated. It also starts on a day appointed by the States.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates the Medicines (Jersey) Law 1995, including prescription-only rules, the meaning of “appropriate practitioner,” and the law’s commencement.
Jersey
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The Minister must set and pay Tribunal remuneration rates and cover Tribunal expenses as the Minister decides. The Law may be cited by its short title and starts 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This part sets up the Minister’s mental health duties, defines key terms, creates the nearest person role, and lays out admission, detention, leave, transfer, and information rules for patients.
Jersey
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This law amends Jersey mental health and capacity legislation, including new approval rules for AMHPs, updated clinician terminology, tribunal review rights, communication/postal restrictions, and several offences and penalties.
Jersey
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This law updates several fines in the Merchandise Marks (Jersey) Law 1958, replacing fixed pound amounts with levels on the standard scale.
Jersey
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This Order revokes the Merchant Shipping (Oil Pollution) (Jersey) Order 1997 and starts the day after it is registered by the Royal Court of Jersey.
Jersey
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This Law creates the Trustees for Jersey Methodist Church Purposes, transfers certain Methodist Church property to the Board, and sets rules for the Board’s membership, office, procedures, and trustee powers.
Jersey
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This Law amends the Misuse of Drugs (Jersey) Law 1978 and starts on the seventh day after registration.
Jersey
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People affected by a Minister’s decision under this Law may ask the Court to set it aside, and the Court must use judicial review principles.
Jersey
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This Law lets the Minister issue directions to relevant persons about dealing with designated persons connected to money laundering or weapons development risks, and it creates related licensing, disclosure, review, and offence rules.
Jersey
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This Law amends the Motor Traffic (Jersey) Law 1935 so the Committee may set fares and charges for hiring certain licensed cabs.
Jersey
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This Law gives the States power to amend provisions of the Motor Traffic (Jersey) Law, 1935, through regulations.
Jersey
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The States and certain committees may regulate and place stands for public service vehicles, and the States may recover monetary penalties for breaches of regulations, subject to a £10 limit per offence and an extra £10 per day for continuing breaches after conviction.
Jersey
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Motor vehicles cannot be used as omnibus or char-à-banc services on a route unless covered by a road service licence, with some exemptions.
Jersey
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This law amends the Motor Traffic (Jersey) Law, 1935 by letting the Committee refuse extra public service vehicle licences and by replacing a fixed fee with a fee set by the States in Regulations.
Jersey
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This amendment changes Article 13 of the 1948 Jersey Motor Traffic (Third-Party Insurance) Law to add wording about a fee that the States may prescribe by regulations.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes the Jersey motor third-party insurance rules, including hospital payment amounts, ministerial powers, review and appeal procedures, and the fee-setting process.
Jersey
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This Law amends the Motor Traffic (Third-Party Insurance) (Jersey) Law, 1948, repeals one clause, and says certain agreements cannot reduce or limit a vehicle user’s liability for carried persons.