Browse 49 source-backed statutes, open stored provisions, and verify official source links.
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British Indian Ocean Territory
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The Commissioner may make wildlife-protection regulations, and authorised officers and courts have enforcement powers under them.
British Indian Ocean Territory
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This Ordinance requires government revenues to go into the Government Fund and limits withdrawals to legally authorised cases.
British Indian Ocean Territory
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This Ordinance lets certain judgments be registered and enforced in the Territory, and lets the Commissioner extend that system to some other Commonwealth judgments by Order.
British Indian Ocean Territory
1 provisions
This Ordinance lets the Chief of Police authorise certain people with expired driving licences to keep driving temporarily, with limits and possible withdrawal.
British Indian Ocean Territory
2 provisions
This part requires drivers to hold the right licence and insurance, obey speed limits and traffic signs, keep vehicles roadworthy, and comply with police requests for documents and information.
British Indian Ocean Territory
1 provisions
This provision says laws in the Territory cannot be used to impose income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax, or similar taxes on income, profits, gains, or capital.
British Indian Ocean Territory
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The Ordinance bans exporting, importing, re-exporting, or bringing protected goods from the sea unless the Management Authority issues a licence.
British Indian Ocean Territory
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This ordinance gives effect in the Territory to certain UN tribunal orders and allows the Commissioner to certify which local authority or court corresponds to an English authority. In some proceedings, the court, a party, or a person intending to start proceedings may apply for that certificate.
British Indian Ocean Territory
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This Ordinance controls vessel mooring in the Territory: vessels generally need a permit and mooring-charge before entering to moor, must use permitted mooring areas, and several conduct rules apply to people on board or ashore.