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Cayman Islands
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This law establishes the Cayman Gazette, sets how it must be published and circulated, gives the Governor control over certain details, and creates offences for unauthorised or false publication-related conduct.
Cayman Islands
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This law creates the Council of Older Persons, sets up an older persons register, protects older persons’ rights, and gives the Cabinet regulation and appointment powers.
Cayman Islands
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This Act sets out the Ombudsman’s appointment, independence, reporting duties, powers, immunity, and limits on use of the title “Ombudsman.”
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set out how the Official Gazette is edited, printed, circulated, and charged for, including fees for copies, subscriptions, notices, and patent/trade mark publication items.
Cayman Islands
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This Act creates the Parliament Management Commission and its Council, sets their functions and staffing powers, and gives the Chief Officer, Speaker, Cabinet, and others specific roles, allowances, and appeal rights.
Cayman Islands
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This Law lets the Court order a sale instead of partition in suitable cases and gives the Court and appointed Commissioners powers to manage partition proceedings, notice, sales, witnesses, and costs.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets out how patent rights are recorded, maintained, renewed, abandoned, and searched through the Registry, and it requires use of a registered agent for Registry business.
Cayman Islands
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The Law regulates pawnbrokers, requiring tickets, records, and licensed operation, and limits when pledges may be redeemed, sold, or charged for.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets rules for when property dispositions, trusts, and powers can become void under the rule against perpetuities, and it allows court reformation and declarations in some cases.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets rules for applying for petroleum exploration licences or petroleum agreements, regulates land entry for petroleum activities, and creates offences and penalties for unauthorized activity.
Cayman Islands
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This Act regulates importing, manufacturing, wholesaling, dispensing, prescribing, and enforcing rules for medicines and related products.
Cayman Islands
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This law controls who may handle medicinal products and poisons, requires licensing for pharmacy-related activities, and sets labelling, sale, import, and offence rules.
Cayman Islands
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This Act sets plant import, export, transit, quarantine, inspection, and pest-control rules for the Cayman Islands.
Cayman Islands
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Plants may not be imported into or exported from the Islands without written permission from the C.A.V.O., and certain ports must be used.
Cayman Islands
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This Law sets up the Ombudsman’s process for handling public complaints against police officers, including intake, investigation, reporting, informal resolution, secrecy, offences, and appeals.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set out how the Governor’s appointment and discipline powers over the police service are delegated, mainly to the Commissioner for officers at Chief Inspector level and below, with the Commission involved for higher ranks.
Cayman Islands
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The Governor in Council may set relief conditions, and a poor person’s property vests in the Crown and cannot be dealt with without the Governor’s permission.
Cayman Islands
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This Law gives the Port Authority control over bus and taxi licensing, driver and operator licensing, vehicle inspections, fees, byelaws, appeals, and enforcement in ports and port areas.
Cayman Islands
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This Act sets up the Port Authority, gives it powers over ports and vessels, and requires masters and vessel owners to comply with the Act and pay port dues.
Cayman Islands
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This Act sets up and governs the Cayman Islands Post Office, its officials, postal charges, stamps, mail handling, regulations, offences, and penalties.