Jersey
Public Elections (Amendment No. 4) (Jersey) Law 2011
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This law amends Jersey election rules, especially candidate naming, polling-station procedures, pre-poll voting, and postal voting.
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This law amends Jersey election rules, especially candidate naming, polling-station procedures, pre-poll voting, and postal voting.
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This amendment changes Jersey election rules on electoral administration, advance registration, supplementary registers, pre-poll and postal voting, recounts, and record keeping.
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The States may make Regulations to change the Public Elections Law and the Referendum Law so electronic voting can be enabled and authenticated.
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This amendment changes public election rules for prisoners, voting assistance, postal voting, and late applications.
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This amendment law changes several election procedures, including nomination, polling hours, ballot stamping, assistance for some voters, counting, recounts, observers, and vacancy rules.
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This law amends Jersey’s Public Elections Law 2002 to include Procureurs du Bien Public in the election rules, makes a related change to parish assembly law, and starts on the seventh day after registration.
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This Law controls election spending and donations for candidates and third parties, limits certain expenses, bans anonymous donations, and requires post-election declarations to the Greffier.
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This law lets eligible electors vote by post in certain Jersey public elections, and sets out how they apply, how the Greffier handles the register and ballot materials, and how returned postal votes are checked.
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This Law creates the Public Employees Pension Scheme, sets out who may be covered, and requires scheme rules to cover management, funding, valuations, contribution caps, and closure of the old 1967 Scheme.
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The States may make regulations allowing the Committee to admit certain employees into a retirement scheme when an employer applies and satisfies the Committee that it is appropriate.
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The States may make regulations letting the Minister admit an employer, and that employer’s employees, into the scheme if the employer applies and satisfies the Minister it is appropriate.
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This law amends the 1967 pension law and validates the employment and pension-related acts of certain named office-holders.
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The Finance and Economics Committee may borrow money, backed by the States’ annual income, to obtain non-sterling currency for investment of the fund.
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This Law validates the earlier operation of the 1967 retirement law, amends it as if from 1 January 1968, and sets rules for the States’ pension scheme, its fund, management, reporting, and indemnity.
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The Finance and Economics Committee must submit the annual accounts to the States by 31 May each year, unless another date is prescribed.
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The law changes how money in the Public Debt Redemption Fund may be used and repeals some wording in Article 24.
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The law requires each Committee of the States to prepare yearly budget estimates and send them to the relevant committees by the date set in the code of directions.
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This amendment changes how the States Auditor is appointed, removed, paid, and allowed to resign, and it restricts access to Minute Books.
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This amendment updates Jersey public finance rules for special funds, including the stabilisation fund, and requires States approval for certain borrowing and fund-transfer proposals.
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This amendment law changes Jersey’s public finance rules for planning, budgeting, taxation drafts, expenditure approvals, contingency spending, and emergency spending.