Anglo-French Treaty (Defence of France) Act 1919
This entry identifies the Anglo-French Treaty (Defence of France) Act 1919.
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This entry identifies the Anglo-French Treaty (Defence of France) Act 1919.
This provision is the title of the Anglo-Italian Treaty (East African Territories) Act 1925.
Document title: Anglo-Persian Oil Company (Acquisition of Capital) (Amendment) Act 1919.
This Act concerns the Anglo-Persian Oil Companyβs acquisition of capital.
This document is titled Anglo-Persian Oil Company (Payment of Calls) Act 1922.
This Act brings the Anglo-Portuguese Commercial Treaty into effect and gives treaty protections for trade, shipping, samples, and arbitration between the two countries.
Wine from Portugal imported into the UK after commencement cannot be described as βportβ unless it is accompanied by the required certificate from the competent Portuguese authorities.
Anglo-Turkish (Armaments Credit) Agreement Act 1938
The Treaty is approved and sets out how the Island of Patos is transferred to Venezuela, with notice required before any Venezuelan military or naval defence works are installed there.
Anguilla Act 1971
The Act lets Her Majesty make Orders in Council about Anguillaβs government and possible republican status, and it limits when those Orders can take effect.
In Wales, a person may not keep a boarding establishment for animals without a licence, and local authorities can grant, refuse, inspect, and enforce licences under this Act.
This Act amends the Animal Health Act 1981, starts two months after it is passed, and does not extend to Northern Ireland.
This provision gives Ministers and the Secretary of State powers and duties to make disease-control orders, publish biosecurity guidance, and enforce inspections and related requirements.
This Act expands powers to slaughter animals to prevent disease spread, requires the Secretary of State to prepare and publish protocol/guidance/contingency documents, and creates entry, inspection, assistance, and offence rules.
This Act amends several animal health, slaughter, breeding, and medicines rules, mainly by giving Ministers and local authorities new regulation, inspection, and enforcement powers.
This Act lets an appropriate national authority make regulations restricting the import of dogs, cats and ferrets into the UK, including permits, fees, enforcement, and criminal offences in limited cases.
The Act bans exporting relevant livestock from Great Britain for slaughter and makes breaches an offence.
This Act changes the penalties for certain Animal Welfare Act 2006 offences, starts two months after it is passed, applies only to England and Wales, and can be cited by its short title.
The Secretary of State must create and maintain the Animal Sentience Committee, and must respond in Parliament to its reports within 3 months. The Committee may report on government policy and make recommendations, but its recommendations must respect certain provisions and customs.
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