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National Pensions Law (1998 Revision) THE NATIONAL PENSIONS LAW (10 of 1996)
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Employers must provide or fund pension plans for employees, and plans generally must be registered and administered in compliance with the Law.
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Employers must provide or fund pension plans for employees, and plans generally must be registered and administered in compliance with the Law.
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These regulations set actuarial, funding, reporting, and transfer-value rules for certain pension plans.
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This Law creates the National Roads Authority and sets out how it is run, funded, and supervised.
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This law creates the National Trust and its Council, gives them powers to manage heritage property, and sets reporting, bye-law, offence, and penalty rules.
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These regulations set out how ships’ tonnage is measured and certified, who measures it, when certificates must be issued or surrendered, and the offence for failing to surrender a certificate when required.
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This amendment law expands enforcement powers under the Sunday Trading Law and creates duties for officers and the public when businesses are inspected or ordered to close.
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These regulations require reporting and preservation of evidence after certain marine accidents, allow marine safety investigations, and restrict disclosure of investigation material.
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This law incorporates the Cayman Islands Red Cross, sets out its objects, powers, governance, membership rules, reporting duties, and some liability and customs-duty exemptions.
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These Regulations set the traffic ticket form, list ticket offences and fines, and say the offence provision controls if the schedule summary conflicts with it.
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These regulations set out who can get a disabled person’s vehicle badge, how it must be displayed, when it must be returned, and when replacements or refusals apply.
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These regulations set rules for human tissue donation, registration, consent, tissue-bank/transplant-centre authorization, record-keeping, import/export controls, and offences.
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The Governor made an order that adds one 2009-only public general holiday: Friday 6 November, for observance of the commencement of the 2009 Cayman Islands Constitution.
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This Order lets the Governor make the Public Holidays Order, 2009, and adds a one-time public holiday for 6 November 2009.
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These Regulations set out how a non-profit organisation applies for registration, what documents and forms may be required, what information must be kept out of public inspection, fee amounts, annual return and change-notification duties, dissolution transfer rules, complaint filing, and administrative penalties.
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These Regulations let notaries use communication technology for certain notarial acts, but only if the stated conditions are met.
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Banks must have country and transfer risk management policies, procedures, board approval, and ongoing monitoring controls.
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Banks covered by this rule must set up and maintain interest rate risk management policies and procedures, get board approval, and take steps to measure, monitor, and control interest rate risk.
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Banks covered by this rule must set up and maintain risk-management policies and procedures for investments, securities, and derivatives, and their board must approve them.
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Banks must keep policies, systems, reports, and exposure limits for large exposures and credit risk concentration, and notify the Authority promptly if limits are breached.
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This Law sets out how oaths and affirmations are administered, who must take specific oaths for office, and when a person may affirm instead of swear.