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Cayman Islands
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This law lets a mother or guardian complain about paternity, allows the court to make and enforce maintenance orders, and gives officials powers to issue summonses, appoint collecting officers, and require tests.
Cayman Islands
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This Law sets full age at 18 and lets the Grand Court make maintenance and education orders for wards of court, subject to stated limits.
Cayman Islands
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This part sets up the Airports Authority, its board and chief executive, and gives rules for airport management, security, finance, disclosures, and enforcement.
Cayman Islands
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This Law sets out alternative sentencing options and related supervision, restitution, and enforcement rules for convicted persons.
Cayman Islands
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This Act sets rules to prevent sexual harassment, requires employer and institution policies, and creates a Tribunal for complaints.
Cayman Islands
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Banks covered by this measure must follow the Pillar 3 disclosure rules, publish reports, and make them public and accessible on their websites.
Cayman Islands
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Funds covered by this Rule must tell the Authority within 21 days when they intend to stop business or have stopped business, and they must pay the surrender fee and provide required documents to cancel the licence or registration.
Cayman Islands
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The Cabinet is authorised to spend, invest, lend, and borrow for financial years 2018 and 2019 as set out in the Schedule. Unused appropriations expire at year-end, and current-year spending cannot use a later year’s appropriation.
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This law lets the Cabinet spend, invest, lend, and borrow for the 2020 and 2021 financial years as set out in the Schedule, and it sets when appropriations expire.
Cayman Islands
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The Cabinet is allowed to spend, buy assets, invest, lend, and borrow for 2022 and 2023 only within the Schedule. Unused 2022 amounts do not expire and carry into 2023; appropriations generally expire on 31 December 2023.
Cayman Islands
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The Act lets the Cabinet spend, invest, lend, and borrow for financial years 2024 and 2025 within the Schedule, and it sets rules for when appropriations expire or carry forward.
Cayman Islands
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The Cabinet may spend, invest, lend, and borrow for financial years 2026 and 2027 within the Schedule; unused 2026 appropriations carry forward to 2027, but 2027 funds cannot be used in 2026 unless Cabinet gives written approval.
Cayman Islands
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This part of the Arbitration Law sets the basic framework for arbitration in the Cayman Islands, including arbitration agreements, court stays, appointment and challenge of arbitrators, tribunal powers, and award-related procedure.
Cayman Islands
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This Law lets the Attorney General refer certain legal or factual questions to the Court of Appeal, with Cabinet approval, and sets procedures for how the Court handles those references.
Cayman Islands
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This Act creates the Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority and sets out how its board, director, minister, staff, meetings, finances, and regulations work.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets up the Auditors Oversight Authority and requires recognized auditors to follow its rules, pay oversight costs, keep records, and report certain changes. It also restricts who may act as an auditor for market traded or designated companies and creates conflict-of-interest and disclosure rules.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set out how complaints about members are investigated and heard, including notice, hearing, evidence, publication, and possible disciplinary action.
Cayman Islands
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These Regulations set application, renewal, fee, and continuing professional development rules for accountants, practitioner members, retired members, student members, and public practice firms.
Cayman Islands
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Public practice firms must undergo periodic quality assurance reviews and cooperate with the Institute’s review process.
Cayman Islands
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Some insurers must submit an actuarial valuation report to the Authority within six months after year end, and the report must meet detailed content requirements.