Cayman Islands
Traffic Law, 2011 TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
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This provision sets traffic rules for vehicle equipment, road use, driver ages, testing, and fees.
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This provision sets traffic rules for vehicle equipment, road use, driver ages, testing, and fees.
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Carriers must appoint agents for outward-bound vessels, and agents must collect specified departure tax and environmental protection fees from travellers, tourists, and passengers.
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Agents who collect travel tax from travellers or tourists must give receipts and must account to the Collector each month.
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This Trusts Law part defines key trust terms and sets out many trustee and court powers for managing, selling, investing, insuring, and administering trust property.
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Trustees must keep specified trust records, update and retain them, and provide them to a competent authority within 48 hours of a written request.
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This part sets up the Office and its Board, gives the Office regulatory powers, and requires consultation, publication, and compliance with information requests.
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The Cabinet directs the Office to liberalise the ICT sector, address anti-competitive or monopolistic behaviour, map ICT network development, and take steps to keep local internet communication onshore.
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This Law requires vehicles used on a road to have third-party insurance and sets related certificate, reporting, and enforcement rules.
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This Law sets up a Veterinary Board, a veterinary register, and rules for registering veterinary surgeons and animal health assistants.
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The Law lets the Chief Justice stop a person from starting legal proceedings without the Grand Court’s leave if that person has repeatedly brought vexatious cases without reasonable ground.
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This Act requires virtual asset service providers in the Islands to register or be licensed, and sets fee, reporting, approval, and conduct rules for issuing, custody, and trading services.
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This Law lets certain oaths or affidavits be replaced with declarations, and gives Justices and some other officers power to receive them.
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This regulation sets out how veterinary surgeons and animal health assistants are registered in the Cayman Islands, the fees involved, what temporary practitioners can do, and how discipline and restoration work.
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These Regulations create a short transitional period for certain virtual asset service providers and existing licensees to keep operating while they register or notify the Authority.
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These Regulations set registration rules for virtual asset service providers, require applications to be made to the Authority in the prescribed form, and set out fees and fee categories.
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This Law regulates who may collect, convey, and treat wastewater, requires buildings in covered areas to connect to the wastewater system, and sets offences, penalties, and limited exemptions.
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This Law sets rules for producing and supplying water, including concessions, licences, inspections, offences, penalties, and exemptions.
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This Law sets the Office’s powers over water and wastewater service providers, including licensing, tariffs, standards, reporting, inspections, confidentiality, and enforcement.
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The Law requires district inspectors to be appointed, have standard weights and measures kept at the courthouse, and inspect vendors’ weights and measures at least quarterly. Vendors and other persons involved in buying, selling, using, or holding unjust or unauthorized weighing equipment commit offences, with fines, i