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This amendment law lets the Commission use listed powers to help a relevant supervisory authority, but only when confidentiality and request conditions are met.
Jersey
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This amendment creates a certificate regime for certain unclassified funds, adds notification rules for changes in controllers and key persons, and gives the Commission powers to object, impose conditions, cancel certificates, and prosecute breaches.
Jersey
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This Law requires the Commission to publish certain fees before Article 2 starts, validates fees paid during the relevant period, and prevents non-payment of those fees from being treated as an offence for that period.
Jersey
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This Law requires an operator’s licence to commercially use certain heavy goods vehicles and trailers on a road, and gives the Inspector powers to grant, vary, suspend, revoke, inspect, and enforce compliance.
Jersey
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This Law creates the Commissioner for Children and Young People and gives the Commissioner duties, powers, reporting obligations, investigation powers, and confidentiality rules.
Jersey
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This Law creates the Commissioner for Standards and sets out how the office is appointed, what the Commissioner can do, and the offences and penalties for non-compliance.
Jersey
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This Order applies Jersey amendments that let the BBC set age-based TV licence fee concessions, but any such concession must require age 65 or above. The BBC must write and publish its determination and consult appropriate persons before making, varying, or revoking it.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes parts of the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991, including registered office rules, appeal rights, and powers for the States to amend certain Parts by Regulations.
Jersey
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This segment amends Jersey company law rules on capital reductions, solvency statements, written resolutions, mergers, and related company governance matters.
Jersey
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This amendment changes how companies handle share currency denomination, share certificates, and certain reductions of share capital, and it starts on the seventh day after registration.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes Jersey company rules, including cell companies, share capital, redemptions, distributions, directors, and filing duties.
Jersey
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This law amends the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991 in many places, including company names, accounts, distributions, meeting notices, and offence provisions.
Jersey
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This Part updates Jersey company law rules on names, status changes, shares, seals, capital, and record-keeping.
Jersey
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This Law updates Jersey’s company insolvency rules, mainly by adding an administration procedure and setting duties for administrators, companies, creditors, and the court.
Jersey
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The law sets up a Panel for takeover and merger matters, gives it rule-making and information powers, and restricts disclosure of protected information.
Jersey
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This Act lets the named company ask the Royal Court of Jersey to re-register in Jersey, but only within three months of promulgation and only if the Court is satisfied the company’s authorised capital has not increased.
Jersey
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This Law prohibits insider dealing in company securities and gives the Committee and inspectors powers to investigate suspected breaches.
Jersey
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This amendment law expands the Jersey competition regime with commitments, market studies, new powers for the Authority and Minister, and updated offences and penalties.
Jersey
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This Law prohibits anti-competitive arrangements and abuse of dominant position, requires approval for certain mergers or acquisitions, and gives the Authority powers to investigate, require information, issue directions, and impose penalties.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes the Jersey Comptroller and Auditor General law by updating appointment, consultation, reporting, and regulation-making rules.