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Jersey
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This Law charges tax on certain Jersey property-holding transactions and requires reporting, payment, recordkeeping, and compliance with Comptroller notices.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes income tax, GST, and revenue administration rules, including penalties, assessments, appeals, record keeping, and the Comptroller’s information-gathering powers.
Jersey
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This Law charges land transaction tax on certain share-related land occupation transactions, requires the occupier or secured party to file a statement and pay by the due date, and sets record-keeping, assessment, receipt, appeal, and offence rules.
Jersey
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This Law requires certain Jersey resident partnerships carrying on relevant activities to meet an economic substance test and provide information to the Comptroller, with penalties for failure.
Jersey
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This amendment changes the Teachers’ Superannuation Law by updating definitions, expanding Fund and Management Board rules, and setting reporting, consultation, and commencement requirements.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes Jersey telecom licensing and enforcement rules, including notice requirements, appeal coverage, and financial penalties for licence-condition breaches.
Jersey
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This Law amends telecoms and disorderly conduct laws, including offences for sending grossly offensive, indecent, obscene, or menacing messages and for using telecommunication systems to cause annoyance, inconvenience, or needless anxiety. It also lets the States make technology-related regulations and lets the court a
Jersey
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This Law amends the Telecommunications (Jersey) Law 2002 and starts on the seventh day after registration.
Jersey
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This part says you generally need a licence to run a telecommunication system, the Authority can issue and regulate licences and approvals, and breaches can lead to an offence.
Jersey
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The Finance Committee is authorized to raise loans up to £350,000 for a new telephone exchange, and the States must set aside at least £10,000 a year for repayment.
Jersey
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This Law sets minimum notice periods for ending employment, with different rules for employers and employees and several exceptions.
Jersey
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This amendment deletes the words “not less than 7 days after that consultation” from Article 3(3) of the 1997 law, and the amendment law starts 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes form and certificate requirements in the Termination of Pregnancy (Jersey) Law 1997, and creates an offence for non-compliance with the new Article 10A form rules.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes the 1997 termination of pregnancy law, deletes one Article 2 provision, and adds a requirement that the pregnant woman be in Jersey for the first and second consultations.
Jersey
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This Law sets when termination of pregnancy is not an offence, requires consultation steps in some cases, and gives the Committee powers to approve practitioners and make detailed Orders.
Jersey
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This Law sets when termination services may be provided, who may provide them, where they may be provided, and creates offences for breaching those rules.
Jersey
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This amending law changes terrorism-related disclosure rules, creates a new offence for unauthorized disclosure of certain information, gives the Attorney General consent/authorization powers, updates some Schedule rules, and sets commencement 7 days after registration.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates parts of the Terrorism (Jersey) Law 2002, including new definitions, changes to officer references, and powers for designated police and customs officers.
Jersey
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This Law amends the Terrorism (Jersey) Law 2002, updates the definition of “property,” deletes certain paragraphs, and starts the day after registration.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes certain terrorism-related court references to the Bailiff and gives the Bailiff power to vary or discharge some existing orders.