Jersey
Stamp Duties and Fees (Amendment) (Jersey) Law 2018
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This amendment law revises Jersey stamp duty rules, fees, refunds, transitional payment rules, and penalties.
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This amendment law revises Jersey stamp duty rules, fees, refunds, transitional payment rules, and penalties.
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This Law transfers SCB’s Jersey banking business to The Chartered Bank and changes the companies’ names on the appointed day.
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The Council of Ministers must discuss and agree its common population policy regularly, and at least once a year.
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This amendment law repeals Article 51 of the States of Jersey Law 2005 and takes effect 7 days after registration.
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Certain States employees who become elected members must stop holding their office when they take the oath, and elected members cannot be appointed to paid offices in the States service.
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This Law amends Article 49 of the States of Jersey Law 2005 and starts 7 days after registration.
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This Law starts the day after it is registered and may be cited by its short title.
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This amendment law adds election disqualifications for paid officers in the service of the States or any States administration, unless they are permitted to stand under the stated employment law.
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This provision lets a Committee delegate functions to its President, a sub-committee, or an officer, but not certain core powers.
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This law amends Jersey ministerial procedures, including suspension of a Minister pending dismissal, reporting and publication duties for delegations, a rule against unequal remuneration for elected members, and commencement 7 days after registration.
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The Chief Minister or Deputy Chief Minister may designate another Minister to act when both are or may be temporarily absent or incapacitated; if no designation is made, the Chief Minister’s functions are carried out by the Minister identified in paragraph (1E).
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This law amends the States of Jersey Law 1966, including new rules for Committees of Inquiry, witness summonses, document production, hearing procedure, privilege, immunity, and updated fines and penalties.
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This law amends Jersey government rules on ministers, assistant ministers, delegation, dismissal, and scrutiny.
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The Chief Minister must specify the proper service address for the Chief Minister and each other Minister by Order.
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This Law changes rules on States’ proceedings, privilege, evidence, contempt, standing orders, and related consequential amendments.
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This Law changes how States of Jersey members’ remuneration and allowances are set, using a review report process instead of other methods.
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This law amends the States of Jersey Law 2005 by changing minister appointment procedures, adding a rule that the Chief Minister cannot be appointed as another Minister or Assistant Minister, and setting commencement rules for its provisions.
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This law requires Ministers or certain bodies to give the States advance notice before making, approving, extending, or terminating certain appointments, and lets the States amend the procedure by Regulations.
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This Law changes how the Deputy Chief Minister is appointed, dismissed, and may resign, and it updates rules on ministerial delegation and reporting.
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This law changes election timing and term-length rules for States members and Connétables, and gives the States power to amend some election periods by Regulations.