CONSULTATION
PAPER
CLASSIFIED LIST OF LEGISLATION
IN IRELAND
(LRC cp 62 - 2010)
© Copyright
Law
Reform Commission
FIRST PUBLISHED
December
2010
LAW REFORM COMMISSION’S ROLE
The Law Reform Commission is an independent statutory body established
by the Law Reform Commission Act 1975. The Commission’s principal role is
to keep the law under review and to make proposals for reform, in particular by
recommending the enactment of legislation to clarify and modernise the law.
Since it was established, the Commission has published over 160 documents
(Consultation Papers and Reports) containing proposals for law reform and these
are all available at www.lawreform.ie. Most of these proposals have led to
reforming legislation.
The Commission’s role is carried out primarily under a Programme of Law
Reform. Its Third Programme of Law Reform 2008-2014 was prepared by the Commission
following broad consultation and discussion. In accordance with the 1975 Act,
it was approved by the Government in December 2007 and placed before both
Houses of the Oireachtas. The Commission also works on specific matters
referred to it by the Attorney General under the 1975 Act. Since 2006, the
Commission’s role includes two other areas of activity, Statute Law Restatement
and the Legislation Directory.
Statute Law Restatement involves the administrative consolidation of all
amendments to an Act into a single text, making legislation more accessible.
Under the Statute Law (Restatement) Act 2002, where this text is certified by the
Attorney General it can be relied on as evidence of the law in question. The
Legislation Directory - previously called the Chronological Tables of the
Statutes - is a searchable annotated guide to legislative changes, available at
www.irishstatutebook.ie. After the Commission took over responsibility for this
important resource, it decided to change the name to Legislation Directory to
indicate its function more clearly.
Membership
The Law Reform Commission consists of a President, one full-time
Commissioner and three part-time Commissioners.
The Commissioners at present are:
President:
The Hon Mrs Justice
Catherine McGuinness
Former Judge of the
Supreme Court
Full-time Commissioner:
Patricia T.
Rickard-Clarke, Solicitor
Part-time
Commissioner:
Professor Finbarr
McAuley
Part-time
Commissioner:
Marian Shanley,
Solicitor
Part-time
Commissioner:
The Hon Mr Justice Donal O’Donnell, Judge of the
Supreme Court
Law Reform Research Staff
Director of
Research:
Raymond Byrne BCL, LLM
(NUI), Barrister-at-Law
Legal Researchers:
Dannie Hanna BCL (NUI), LLM (Cantab)
Helen Kehoe BCL (Law with French Law) (NUI), LLM (Dub), Solicitor
Donna Lyons LLB (Dub), LLM (NYU)
Tara Murphy BCL (Law with French Law) (NUI), LLM (Essex), Barrister-at-Law
Jane O’Grady BCL, LLB (NUI), LPC (College of Law)
Darelle O’Keeffe LLB (UL), H Dip Soc Pol (NUI), EMA (EIUC)
Helen Whately LLB, LLM (Dub)Siobhan Drislane, BCL, LLM (NUI)
Statute
Law Restatement
Project Manager for
Restatement:
Alma Clissmann, BA
(Mod), LLB, Dip Eur Law (Bruges), Solicitor
Legal Researcher:
Andrew Glynn BBLS
(NUI), LLM (Dub)
Legislation
Directory
Project Manager for
Legislation Directory:
Heather Mahon LLB
(ling. Ger.), M.Litt, Barrister-at-Law
Legal Researcher:
Aoife Clarke BA
(Int.), LLB, LLM (NUI)
Administration Staff
Executive Officers:
Deirdre Bell
Simon Fallon
Legal Information
Manager:
Conor Kennedy BA, H
Dip LIS
Cataloguer:
Eithne Boland BA
(Hons), HDip Ed, HDip LIS, LLB
Clerical Officers:
Ann Browne
Ann Byrne
Liam Dargan
Principal
legal researcher for this CONSULTATION PAPER
Raymond Byrne BCL, LLM (NUI), Barrister-at-Law
CONTACT DETAILS
Further information can be obtained from:
Law Reform
Commission
35-39
Shelbourne Road
Ballsbridge
Dublin 4
Telephone:
+353 1 637 7600
Fax:
+353 1 637 7601
Email:
info@lawreform.ie
Website:
www.lawreform.ie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Commission would like to thank the following people and Departments
who provided valuable assistance:
Legal Services, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
Coordination Unit, Department of Communications, Energy and Natural
Resources
Corporate Governance Unit, Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs
Legislation Branch, Department of Defence
Central Policy Unit, Department of Education and Skills
Management Support Unit, Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation
Corporate Development Unit, Department of the Environment, Heritage and
Local Government
Corporate Services Division, Department of Finance
Legal Services, Commissioners for Public Works in Ireland (Office of
Public Works)
David Cooney, Secretary General, Department of Foreign Affairs
Corporate Legislation Unit, Department of Health and Children
Seán Aylward, Secretary General, Department of Justice and Law Reform
Niamh O’Donoghue, Secretary General, Department of Social Protection
Con Haugh, Secretary General, Department of Tourism, Culture and Sport
Management Services Division, Department of Transport
Better Regulation Unit, Department of the Taoiseach
Economic and Social Policy Division, Department of the Taoiseach
Philip Hamell, Assistant Secretary General, Department of the Taoiseach
Mary Timmins, Department of the Taoiseach
Full responsibility for this publication lies, however, with the
Commission.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
B The eLegislation Group and Consultation
with Government Departments 1
C The Better Regulation and Smart Economy
Context 1
D Sources for the Draft Classified List of
Legislation in Ireland 2
E Basis for the 36 subject-matter headings
in the Draft Classified List of Legislation in Ireland 2
F Benefits of a Classified List of
Legislation in Ireland 4
G Outline of this Consultation Paper 4
CHAPTER 1 THE DRAFT CLASSIFIED LIST AND THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE IRISH STATUTE BOOK 6
CHAPTER 1THE DRAFT CLASSIFIED LIST AND THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE IRISH STATUTE BOOK 6
I The Irish Statute Book and the development
of Legislative Codes in other States 6
(1) The Irish Statute Book as a series of
Acts 6
(2) Tidying the Statute Book in other
countries: Common Law and Civil Law States 6
(3) Statutory codification in the United
States from the 19th Century onwards 7
J Progress in tidying the Irish Statute Book
since 1922 10
(1) Programmes of Law Reform and the role of
the Commission 10
(2) The effect of the Statute Law Revision
Act 2007 10
(3) Mini-codes in Ireland after 1922 11
K Convergence between Civil Law and Common
Law legal systems 14
(1) Differences between Common Law and Civil
Law systems 14
(2) Convergence arising from international
influences 15
(3) Convergence arising from EU membership
16
(4) The Draft Classified List of Acts and
on-line accessibility, including Acts as amended 17
UNITED STATES LEGISLATIVE CODES AT FEDERAL
AND STATE LEVEL 20
UNITED STATES LEGISLATIVE CODES AT FEDERAL
AND STATE LEVEL 20
N The Federal United States Code (USC) 20
O The Legislative Code of Maryland 23
LEGISLATIVE CODES IN EUROPEAN STATES AND THE
LIMITED LEGISLATIVE CODE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 32
LEGISLATIVE CODES IN EUROPEAN STATES AND THE
LIMITED LEGISLATIVE CODE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 32
R Development of Law Codes in ancient times
32
S Development of Law Codes in Europe in the
modern era 32
(2) The Napoleonic and Modern French Legal
Code 34
(3) “Decodification” and “recodification” in
the 20th Century 35
(4) List of Modern French Codes 36
T The Limited Legislative Code of the
European Union 37
Summary of PROVISIONAL recommendations 53
This
project arises from the Commission’s general statutory mandate under the Law
Reform Commission Act 1975 to keep the law under review, which extends to the
development of law, its codification (including its simplification and
modernisation) and the revision and consolidation of statute law. It
complements the Commission’s work concerning Statute Law Restatement1 and
the Legislation Directory.2 The project also reflects the
Commission’s ongoing interest in codification of law, which it reiterated in
its Third Programme
of Law Reform 2008-2014.3
The project also arises more immediately from the
Commission’s participation in the Department of the Taoiseach’s eLegislation
Group. The eLegislation Group invited the Commission in the second half of 2009
to develop a draft classified list of extant post-1922 legislation in order to
identify accurately all Acts enacted by the Oireachtas that remain extant (that
is, not repealed).4 Such a
classified list would identify related groups of Acts of the Oireachtas (for
example, all those dealing with business regulation, employment law or
taxation) and assist accessibility for all those affected by the law, whether
individuals, businesses or State bodies. The Commission completed an initial
draft list in 2010, based on the 36 subject-matter headings described in this
Consultation Paper, and this was circulated to Government Departments for
comment in September 2010. The Commission is extremely grateful to all 15
Government Departments who provided detailed comments on the Commission’s draft
List. In particular, Departments provided corrections concerning the correct
assignment of the relevant Department associated with a specific Act or group
of Acts, and also suggestions as to reorganising others. As the Commission had
indicated to Departments, the revised draft Classified List of post-1922 Acts
has been published on the Commission’s website, www.lawreform.ie. This
Consultation Paper is intended to provide additional contextual information on
the development of the draft Classified List, including how it compares with
comparable classified lists or codes of legislation already in place in other
States.
The
decision by the eLegislation Group to request the Commission to develop a Draft
Classified List of Acts in Ireland – and to make it publicly available –
arises within the overall context of the Government’s 2004 White Paper, Regulating
Better,5 and the 2008 Framework Document, Building
Ireland’s Smart Economy.6
The
decision relates in particular to two Regulating Better principles, transparency
(is regulation accessible to all) and accountability (who is responsible
for what). The decision also relates to Action Area 5 of the 2008 Framework
Document, Building Ireland’s Smart Economy, in particular smart
regulation.7
The
Draft Classified List of Legislation in Ireland in the Appendix is based
on two sources:
·
the
draft list of extant post-1922 Acts (compiled by the Commission for the
eLegislation Group) that appear to remain in force in Ireland, based on
material in the Legislation Directory which forms part of the electronic Irish
Statute Book (eISB) website, hosted by the Office of the Attorney General.8
·
in
respect of the limited number of about 100 pre-1922 Acts included in the
Appendix,9 the definitive list of 1,364
pre-1922 Acts that remained in force (whether in whole or in part) as of 2007,
set out in Schedule 1 to the Statute Law Revision Act 2007.10
The
Draft Classified List of Legislation in Ireland in the Appendix was
compiled by the Commission using 36 broad subject-matter headings. These
subject-matter headings:
·
draw
on headings used in the federal United States Code (USC) and the Legislative
Code of Maryland11
·
broadly
correspond to the areas of responsibility of relevant Government Departments
·
reflect
the existence of Legislative Codes in the majority of EU Member States,12
and
·
take
into account the relevant areas of legislative activity of the European Union.
Among
the benefits of having a definitive Classified List of Legislation in Ireland
are:
·
it
would make more accessible the laws of the State for citizens, commercial
undertakings and State bodies
·
it
would avoid the unnecessary economic costs (opportunity costs) for both
commercial undertakings and State bodies associated with having to conduct
repetitive research concerning the legislative state of the law in Ireland
·
it
would allow each Government Department to maintain a definitive list of Acts
within their area of responsibility, facilitating transparency for all those
who may need to contact a relevant Department
·
it
would facilitate ongoing legislative modernisation and codification programmes
(including statute law revision, that is, the removal of spent or obsolete
Acts)
·
it
would, in international comparative terms, be in line with the position in many
other States, including other common law States such as Ireland (for example,
the United States of America) and other Civil Law states where legislative
codes are in place.
In
Chapter 1, the Commission places the development of a Classified List of
Legislation in Ireland in the context of the historical and ongoing development
of the Irish Statute Book. The Commission examines briefly the development of
statutory codes in other states, notably in the United States from the second
half of the 19th Century onwards, and the legacy of the Napoleonic Codes of the
early 19th century. The Commission also discusses the progress made on the
modernisation of the Irish statute book, including the removal of obsolete Acts
and the enactment of “mini-codes” of law.
In
Chapter 2, the Commission discusses the major subject-matter headings (Titles)
in the Federal United States Code (USC). The USC contains 50 major headings, called Titles. There are areas of US
law outside federal jurisdiction, such as Family Law, so these matters do not
appear in the USC. Instead, they are included in the Legislative Codes of the
individual States. The Commission also examines in this Chapter one of the many State legislative
codes, the Legislative Code of Maryland. Because these legislative codes are
from a country that shares the same common law (British) legal history as
Ireland, they are useful comparators for the development of a classified list
of legislation in Ireland. The Commission then sets out the 36 subject-matter
headings suggested for the draft Classified List.
In
Chapter 3, the
Commission outlines the content of the legislative codes in a number of
European states, in particular France, and the limited legislative code of the
European Union. In the European Union (indeed in Europe more generally) only
three States - Ireland, the United Kingdom and (to some extent) Malta - are
part of the common law (British) family of legal systems. Thus, 24 Member
States of the 27 EU Member States are part of the Civil Law family of legal
systems. The Civil Law states have been, since the 19th Century, associated
with a code-based approach to law, but the Commission’s overview of the current
state of legislative codes in European states indicates that the more
structured and comprehensive legislative codes of the United States (discussed
in Chapter 2) suggest that the US arguably now leads the way in codification.
Chapter
4 sets out the Commission’s provisional recommendations in this Consultation
Paper.
The
Appendix contains the draft Classified List of Legislation in Ireland,
based on the 36 subject-matter headings discussed in the Consultation Paper.
This
Consultation Paper is intended to form the basis for discussion concerning the draft
Classified List of Legislation in Ireland and therefore the recommendations are
provisional in nature. The Commission will make its final recommendations on
the draft Classified List following its usual consultation process.
Submissions are welcome on the provisional recommendations included in this
Consultation Paper and the content of the draft Classified List. To enable the
Commission to proceed with the preparation of its Report on this project, those
who wish to do so are requested to make their submissions in writing to the
Commission or by email to info@lawreform.ie by 30 April 2011.
1.
In
this chapter the Commission places the development of a Classified List of
Legislation in Ireland in the context of the development of the “Irish Statute
Book.” The Commission examines briefly the development of statutory codes in
other states, notably in the United States from the second half of the 19th
Century onwards, and the legacy of the Napoleonic Codes of the early 19th
century. The Commission also discusses the progress made on the modernisation
of the Irish statute book, including the removal of obsolete Acts and the
enactment of “mini-codes” of law.
2.
The
“Irish Statute Book” does not actually currently resemble a “book,” in the
sense that it does not consist of a collection of Acts arranged in “chapters”
and it is not organised on the basis of related, or classified, subject matter.
Instead, the “Irish Statute Book” is a collection of all Acts enacted by the
Oireachtas since 1922 that remain in force, as well as those from the pre-1922
era that were carried over in 1922 and which have not been repealed since then.
Since 1922, we have not, until now, engaged in a systematic organisation, or
classification, of the “Statute Book” under broadly-related subject matters.13 In this respect, the proposal to
begin this process of classification of the Acts in Force would mirror the
approach that has been in place in some other States around the world, notably
the United States of America (discussed briefly below and in Chapter 2).
3.
Globally,
many countries belong to one of two major “families” of legal systems, the
Common Law family of legal systems and the Civil Law family.14
The Common Law countries are the Anglo-Saxon or Anglo-American countries that
were connected to Britain or the United Kingdom at some time in their history,
so that Ireland is a Common Law state. Other major Common Law countries are the
United Kingdom itself, Australia, Kenya, New Zealand and the United States of
America. The Civil Law countries comprise most of the states of Continental
Europe and their former colonies. These include France, Germany, the
Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Portugal and most countries in South America. A
small group of countries have, because of their history, features of both the
Common Law and Civil Law inheritance; these include Canada, Malta and South
Africa.15
4.
Common
Law countries have long been associated with the comment that its main “laws”
were composed of a mixture of legislation and a second type of law made through
court decisions, variously referred to as “case law”, “precedent” or “common
law.”16 By contrast, and again in broad
terms, Civil Law countries such as France and Germany were differentiated on
the basis that their laws were based exclusively on comprehensive Codes of Law
enacted by their Parliaments. Broadly, such “codification” involves bringing
together a country’s existing laws and enacting a more-or-less complete
statement of them in a statutory, legislative, form.17
During the 19th Century, codification was also advocated in the United Kingdom,
but it suffered in political terms because it was closely associated with the
concept of comprehensive codification championed by Napoleon Bonaparte in the
aftermath of the French Revolution in the late 18th Century.18
5.
While
in the 19th Century this broad differentiation between the Civil Law and Common
Law countries might have been accurate, it is almost impossible to sustain this
in the early 21st Century. Increasingly, a number of Common Law countries have
engaged in complete statutory codification of their laws, notably in the United
States of America.
6.
The
United States of America is, like Ireland, a common law country. As in Ireland,
the federal laws of the USA, that is, the Acts enacted by the US Congress, are
published in annual volumes, the United States Statutes at Large. The
text of an Act in the Statutes at Large is the formal legal evidence of
the laws enacted by Congress. As with the annual volumes of the Acts of the
Oireachtas - and the comprehensive online version, the electronic Irish Statute
Book (eISB) - the Statutes at Large contain the text of the Acts of
Congress as enacted and do not contain any information on whether an Act has
been brought into force or been subsequently amended or repealed.
7.
The
annual volumes of the United States Statutes at Large continue to be
published by the US Congress in the 21st Century. In parallel with this, from
the mid-19th Century onwards, codification of its laws came to be regarded as a
key matter. At federal level, in 1874 the Revised Statutes of the United
States, which was published as a single volume, was approved by the US
President and enacted as an Act of Congress. This was intended to provide a
complete codification of the federal laws of the United States. In order to
have a permanent revision and codification process in place, the Office of the
Law Revision Counsel was established in the US House of Representatives in the
early 20th Century.
8.
Building
on the 1874 Revised Statutes of the United States from the early 20th
Century onwards, the US Congress has approved the gradual development of the
United States Code (USC), which is a compilation and codification of the
federal laws of the United States of America. It contains 50 major headings,
called Titles, and is published by the Office of the Law Revision Counsel.
Similar codification exercises have been developed in the 50 states of the
United States. The Legislative Code of Maryland, which was first enacted in
1888, is an example.
9.
The
contents of the USC and the Legislative Code of Maryland are discussed in more
detail below in Chapter 2, but it is notable that these comprehensive
codification examples were developed in Common Law states. Indeed, they are
comprehensive in scope, unlike the limited Codes in place in Civil Law states
such as France and Germany, discussed in Chapter 3, below. While Civil Law
states have often been cited as the “homes of codification” - and this was
largely true in the early 19th Century – the reality is that, in the early 21st
Century, the United States of America, a Common Law state, has the most
complete codification of its laws actually in place. It is clear, therefore,
that the United States, as a Common Law state, is actually now well ahead of
France and Germany in terms of codification of its laws.
10.
The
antipathy to Napoleon and his legacy of codification of French law left a long
shadow in the UK during the 19th Century. Although, for example, a complete
draft Criminal Code was prepared by an expert Commission,19
it was never enacted into law by the UK Parliament. Nonetheless, towards the
end of the 19th Century, a slight mellowing in the UK towards codification came
with the enactment of “mini-codes” covering many important areas of law.
11.
A
number of these mini-codes remain part of the Irish Statute Book in the early
21st Century. Examples of these pre-1922 mini-codes (using examples from the 36
headings in the Draft Classified List in the Appendix) include:
Heading 4 Business
Regulation: Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1893
Heading 7 Commercial
Law: Bills of Exchange Act 1882; Sale of Goods Act 1893
Heading 9 Courts: Supreme
Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act 1877
Heading 10 Criminal
law: Offences against the Person Act 1861
Heading 23 Land Law, Succession
and Trusts: Trustee Act 1893
Heading 30 Prisons: General
Prisons (Ireland) Act 1877
Heading 33 State
Finance: Customs Consolidation Act 1876; Public Accounts and Charges
Act 1891
Heading 34 State
Personnel and Superannuation: Superannuation Act 1876
Heading 36 Transport:
Merchant Shipping Act 1894.
1.
The
only development in the UK that approximated to the codification that occurred
in Civil Law States in the 19th Century (and Common Law states, notably, the
United States of America, discussed briefly above and in Chapter 2) was the
decision in the first decade of the 20th Century by leading UK lawyers of their
generation to prepare what was described as a “A Complete Statement of the
Whole Law of England” under the general editorship of the then UK Lord
Chancellor, Lord Halsbury. The result was Halsbury’s Laws of England, in
effect an encyclopedia of English law. Halsbury, which is a commercial
publication, is currently in its 5th edition, and remains an invaluable
reference text for many, even those outside the UK.20
It differs in important respects from the classified approach adopted in the
draft Classified List in the Appendix. Notably, the Classified List contains,
for example, in heading 36 all the relevant legislation concerning transport,
including air transport, merchant shipping, rail and road transport; by
contrast Halsbury contains separate volumes for these matters, separated
by their alphabetical location in the encyclopedia.
1.
On
Ireland’s independence in 1922, the State inherited the mini-codes enacted
towards the end of the 19th Century, as well as all other pre-1922 Acts that
applied to Ireland. In the early years of the State, up to the 1950s, a limited
number of pre-1922 Acts were replaced by Acts of the Oireachtas. In more recent
decades, it is important to note that huge progress has been made in tidying up
the Irish Statute Book, in particular by dealing with the legacy of the
pre-1922 Acts and replacing them with modern legislation.
1.
This
tidying process began to accelerate after the publication in 1962 of the
Government’s White Paper entitled Programme of Law Reform,21
which set out for the first time a specific list of proposals for statutory
reform with the ultimate intention of having in place an Irish Statute Book
comprised exclusively of Acts of the Oireachtas. The 1962 Programme of Law
Reform led to a series of important statutory reforms in the 1960s,
including the Guardianship of Infants Act 1964 and the Succession Act
1965. A number of other proposals in the 1962 Programme did not come to
fruition, primarily because of other immediate legislative priorities in the
late 1960s and early 1970s.22
As a result, the Law Reform Commission Act 1975 was enacted, which
established the Law Reform Commission as a statutory body, focused exclusively
on law reform. Since it was established, the Commission has published over 160
major documents, Consultation Papers and Reports, and most Reports contain
draft Bills. These have led to the enactment by the Oireachtas of a large
number of reforming Acts, including many that replaced pre-1922 Acts.23
The Commission is currently engaged in its Third Programme of Law Reform
2008-2014. The Commission’s role complements the general law reform
activities that comprise general updating of the “Statute Book”. This includes
statute law consolidation and reform generally, which often involves the repeal
of pre-1922 Acts.
1.
As
already mentioned in this Consultation Paper, more recently the general purpose
of modernising the statute book has been discussed in the context of Better
Regulation and the Smart Economy. This has been influenced by
international studies of regulatory reform, including those carried out by the
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
2.
In
that respect, a major achievement was the enactment of the Statute Law
Revision Act 2007,24 which contains a definitive list
of 1,364 pre-1922 Acts (of over 26,000 analysed) that remained in force
(whether in whole or in part) as of 2007. The 2007 Act also repealed 3,225
pre-1922 obsolete Acts.25 The 2007 Act is a unique type of
Statute Law Revision Act in setting out a definitive list of “retained Acts”;
all previous Statute Law Revision Acts had contained a list of repealed Acts,
whereas the 2007 Act provides the additional enormous benefit of a complete
list of pre-1922 Acts, with the ultimate aim of reducing this over time. This makes
possible the ambition set out in the 1962 Programme of Law Reform of
having a statute book comprised exclusively of Acts of the Oireachtas.
3.
Since
2007, the list of pre-1922 Acts in force has been further reduced by the
enactment of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 which
repealed in full over 150 pre-1922 Acts listed in the 2007 Act.26
A number of other Acts (the Consumer Protection Act 2007, the Pharmacy
Act 2007 and the Water Services Act 2007) have also repealed
pre-1922 Acts listed in the Statute Law Revision Act 2007.27
The effect is that, as of 2010, about 1,200 pre-1922 Acts remain in force.28
Since 1922, the Oireachtas has enacted over 3,000 Acts, of which about 2,000
remain in force,29 which means that the Irish Statute
Book currently consists of about 3,200 Acts.
1.
Ireland
has not, until now, engaged in a complete subject-based classification or
codification of the Irish Statute Book. As already mentioned, in the late 19th
many individual Acts were, however, enacted which amounted to “mini-codes”
containing a complete set of statutory rules concerning the topic in question.
Similar “mini-codes” have been enacted since the foundation of the State in
1922. These “mini-codes” correspond very closely to equivalent Acts which form
Titles in, for example, the USC or the Legislative Code of Maryland.
2.
Examples
of these “mini-codes” (both pre-1922 and post-1922, and using examples from
each of the 36 headings in the Draft Classified List) include:
1. Agriculture: Diseases
of Animals Act 1966; Wildlife Act 1976
2. Arts: Arts Act
2003; Broadcasting Act 2009
3. Business
Occupations: Medical Practitioners Act 2007; Pharmacy Act 2007
4. Business
Regulation: Companies Act 1963; Industrial and Provident Societies
Act 1893
5. Citizenship and
Equality: Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956; Data Protection Act
1988; Equal Status Act 2000
6. Civil Liability: Civil
Liability Act 1961; Hotel Proprietors Act 1963; Occupiers Liability Act
1995; Arbitration Act 2010
7. Commercial Law: Bills
of Exchange Act 1882; Sale of Goods Act 1893; Bankruptcy Act 1988; Copyright
and Related Rights Act 2000; Electronic Commerce Act 2000; Consumer
Protection Act 2007
8. Communications: Communications
Regulation Act 2002
9. Courts: Supreme
Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act 1877; Courts of Justice Act 1924; Courts
(Supplemental Provisions) Act 1961
10. Criminal law: Offences
against the Person Act 1861; Criminal Damage Act 1991; Criminal Justice (Public
Order) Act 1994; Non-Fatal Offences against the Person Act 1997; Criminal
Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act 2001
11. Defence Forces: Defence
Act 1954
12. Education: Education
Act 1998
13. Election: Electoral
Act 1992
14. Employment Law: Employment
Equality Act 1998; National Minimum Wage Act 2000
15. Enterprise: Control
of Exports Act 2008
16. Environment: Environmental
Protection Agency Act 1992
17. Family Law: Guardianship
of Infants Act 1964; Family Law (Divorce) Act 1996; Domestic Violence Act 1996
18. Financial
Services: Central Bank Act 1942; Credit Union Act 1997
19. Foreign Affairs: European
Communities Act 1972; Geneva Conventions Act 1962; British-Irish Agreement Act
1999
20. Garda Síochána: Garda
Síochána Act 2005
21. Health: Irish
Medicines Board Act 1995; Mental Health Act 2001; Health Act 2004
22. Irish Language: Official
Languages Act 2003
23. Land Law,
Succession and Trusts: Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009; Succession
Act 1965; Trustee Act 1893
24. Licensed Sale of
Alcohol: Intoxicating Liquor (General) Act 1924
25. Local Government: Local
Government Act 2001
26. National
Government: Ministers and Secretaries Act 1924; Freedom of Information Act
1997; Ombudsman Act 1980
27. Natural Resources:
Fisheries (Consolidation) Act 1959; Canals Act 1986; Water Services
Act 2007
28. Oireachtas and
Legislation: Houses of the Oireachtas Commission Act 2003; Interpretation
Act 2005
29. Planning: Planning
and Development Act 2000; Housing Act 1966
30. Prisons: General
Prisons (Ireland) Act 1877; Prisons Act 2007
31. Public Safety: Building
Control Act 1990; Chemicals Act 2008; Fire Services Act 1981
32. Social Welfare and
Pensions: Social Welfare Consolidation Act 2005; Pensions Act 1990
33. State Finance: Customs
Consolidation Act 1876; Public Accounts and Charges Act 1891; Economic and
Monetary Union Act 1998; Euro Changeover (Amounts) Act 2001; National Asset
Management Agency Act 2009
34. State Personnel
and Superannuation: Public Service Management (Recruitment and Appointments)
Act 2004; Superannuation Act 1876
35. Taxation: Taxes
Consolidation Act 1997; Stamp Duties Consolidation Act 1999; Capital
Acquisitions Tax Consolidation Act 2003; Value-Added Tax Consolidation
Act 2010
36. Transport: Merchant
Shipping Act 1894; Road Traffic Act 1961.
3.
A
large number of these Acts mirror the elements of the Legislative Codes in
countries such as the United States and France, discussed briefly above and in
more detail in Chapters 2 and 3 below. In that respect, a considerable amount
of “mini-codification” has already occurred in Ireland. One of the purposes of
the Draft Classified List of Acts in Force in Ireland in the Appendix is
to identify clearly those areas of the Irish Statute Book on which considerable
“tidying up” progress has been made, while also identifying those areas where
further work may be needed.
4.
Indeed,
many of these areas requiring further work have already been identified, in
particular when account is taken of the many additional consolidation measures
that are either already before the Oireachtas (as Bills) or otherwise in train
(in terms of Bills approved in principle or planned as part of policy
formation). These include (again using the numbering from the 36 headings in
the draft Classified List of Acts):
1. Agriculture: Animal
Health and Welfare Bill
2. Arts, Culture and
Sport: National Monuments Bill
4. Business
Regulation: Company Law Consolidation and Reform Bill
5. Citizenship: Coroners
Bill 2007
8. Communications and
Energy: Communications Regulation (Postal Services) Bill 2010; Minerals
Development Bill
9. Courts: Courts
(Consolidation and Reform) Bill30
10. Criminal Law: Criminal
Law Code Bill31
18. Financial
Services: Central Bank (Consolidation) Bill; Financial Services Regulation
Bill
23. Land Law and
Trusts: Landlord and Tenant Bill; Trusts Bill
24. Licensed Sale of
Alcohol: Sale of Alcohol Bill
26. National
Government: Tribunals of Inquiry Bill 2005
27. Natural Resources:
Inland Fisheries (Consolidation) Bill
31. Public Safety: Explosives
Bill
33. State Finance: Customs
(Consolidation) Bill
36. Transport: Merchant
Shipping Consolidation Bill
5.
Taking
these into account, the Irish Statute Book is in a good position to put in
place a classified list of legislation that can be broadly compared with those
already developed in other States.
1.
Two
comments are often made by way of indicating key differences said to exist
between the Common Law and Civil Law legal systems:
·
In
the Civil Law states, the law is contained exclusively in the enacted
Legislative Codes, whereas in the Common Law states “the law” comprises both
legislation and case law based on court decisions (precedent); and
·
In
the Civil Law states, decisions of the courts are not as important as in the
Common Law legal systems, because courts in the Civil Law systems cannot “make”
law, whereas case law is a recognised source of law in the Common Law states.
1.
In
broad terms, these two comments may be accurate, although the impact of
judge-made law in the Civil Law states has arguably been greatly underestimated
in some common law writing on the subject.32 In any event,
the comments may be especially misleading in the early 21st Century. Bearing in
mind the increased importance of legislation in most States, whether Common Law
states or Civil Law states, it would be more accurate to rephrase these two
comments in this way:
1.
In
the Civil Law states, the law is contained exclusively in the enacted
Legislative Codes, whereas in the Common Law states “the law” comprises both
legislation, now increasingly the most significant source of law and often
found in Legislative Codes, and, to a decreasing extent, case law
based on court decisions (precedent); and
2.
In
the Civil Law states, decisions of the courts are not as important as in the
Common Law legal systems, because courts in the Civil Law systems cannot “make”
law, whereas case law is a recognised source of law in the Common Law states, but
increasingly case law (in France “la jurisprudence”) is being given a greater
status in Civil Law states.
25.
As
the focus of this Paper is on legislation, this comparison between Common Law
and Civil Law states does not add (as it could) that, in Europe, their
“convergence” can also be seen in the context of:
3. Shared membership by 27 states of their membership of the European
Union; and
4. The presence in many States of written constitutions containing
enforceable human rights.
1.
In
any event, it is clear that, in Common Law states, legislation has become the
dominant form of law-making, and that the overwhelming majority of court
decisions now involve the interpretation of legislation. It remains true that a
number of important areas of law (though reducing in number) still involve exclusively
the application of judge-made (common law) legal rules. In the Civil Law legal
systems, while the Legislative Codes remain the only source of law, and judges
are prohibited from “law making” in the sense permitted in a Common Law system,
court decisions that have applied or interpreted the text of the legislative
codes are increasingly recognised as having an important value.
2.
This
“convergence” between Common Law and Civil Law legal systems can be seen
clearly in the following comment in Legifrance,33
an official website of the French Government on French law:
“The law consists of a
body of legal rules socially accepted that apply to the operation of the
State’s institutions and that establish the relationship between the citizens
and the State. The law, in France, is essentially made up of written
rules that are called sources of law. These can be rules adopted by States or
between States, on a national level, but they can also come from national
and international case-law.” (emphasis added)
3.
This
statement on the laws of France could easily be mistaken for a general
description of the sources of law in a Common Law state such as Ireland.
1.
A
significant major influence towards convergence in the laws of countries,
whether Common Law or Civil Law, is the increasing number of internationally
agreed legal standards in many diverse areas. These include the many
international Conventions agreed through the United Nations Organization (UNO)
and its subsidiary bodies. For example, the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of
the Sea has influenced the content of the laws of many states concerning their
exclusive economic zone. Part 5 of the 1982 Convention was implemented in
Ireland by the Sea-Fisheries and Maritime Jurisdiction Act 2006 (Part 3,
Chapter 5 of the 2006 Act), which introduced for the first time in Irish law
the concept of the “contiguous zone” as provided for in the 1982 Convention.
Similarly, the 1974 International Maritime Organization (IMO) Convention on
Safety of Lives at Sea (SOLAS) has been implemented through a series of Merchant
Shipping Acts which have involved amending the pre-1922 Merchant
Shipping Act 1894. The international commitments made by Ireland through
its membership of the World Trade Organization (WTO) have also affected Irish
law.
2.
Ireland’s
membership of the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD)
has influenced the content of laws and some policy development. For example,
the many Double Taxation Treaties provided for under the Taxes Consolidation
Act 1997 are based on templates developed by the OECD. Similarly, the Charities
Act 2009 and the Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Act 2010 seek
to ensure that the State meets OECD standards in this area. The regulatory
reform debate generally, including Better Regulation and the Smart Economy
initiatives, has also been influenced by OECD policy analysis.
3.
In
the European context, membership of the Council of Europe has also influenced
the convergence of the laws in its 41 member States. Council of Europe
Conventions on areas as diverse as Social Security and the Transfer of Sentenced
Prisoners have been implemented in Ireland, as is the case in other Council of
Europe member states.
1.
Another
major influence towards convergence, at least in certain areas of law, has been
membership of the European Union. While the EU began as a small group of 6
member States in the 1950s, it now comprises 27 States. The law-making
competence of the EU is much more limited than the complete law-making
competence of a nation State, but it has had a significant impact on certain
areas of national law, notably those involving trade and related areas such as
employment law and customs duties. More recently, it has had an obvious
influence on national currency law with the introduction of the euro currency.
The general effects of EU law on the Irish Statute Book are discussed below in
Chapter 3.
2.
In
those areas where the EU has law-making competence, the precise effect on the
Irish Statute Book has varied. A simple example is that, in the employment law
area, Ireland agreed with the other EU member states a number of EU Directives
which required the enactment of equal pay and general employment equality law,
now contained in the Employment Equality Act 1998. In that respect, the
impact on the Irish Statute Book is straightforward, leading to the enactment
of an Act which replaces a previous Act or Acts.
3.
In
other areas where EU law has been implemented, the implementation method has
not been as straightforward. For example, two EU Directives on unfair contract
terms in consumer contracts and minimum requirements in sale of goods contracts
overlapped to a great extent with existing Acts, the Sale of Goods Act 1893 and
the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act 1980. One option would have
been to repeal and replace the 1893 and 1980 Acts with a single Act that also
incorporated any new requirements of the EU Directives. Instead, the option was
used to implement the EU Directives by means of Ministerial Regulations
(secondary legislation) made under the general power to do so under the European
Communities Act 1972.The effect is that the law on sale of goods and the
supply of services is to be found in the 1893 and 1980 Acts, together with
parallel Ministerial Regulations made under the 1972 Act.34
4.
Another
variation on this is that an EU Directive may be implemented by an Act of the
Oireachtas and a later amending EU Directive might be implemented by
Ministerial Regulations made under the European Communities Act 1972.
The 1972 Act allows for the amendment of an Act by Ministerial Regulations,
something that would not be permissible in any other setting; the normal rule
being that an Act can only be amended by another Act. Some examples of Acts
amended by later Ministerial Regulations made under the 1972 Act are included
in the Draft Classified List of Acts in the Appendix. These include the Liability
for Defective Products Act 1991, which was amended by the European
Communities (Liability For Defective Products) Regulations 2000 (see Heading
6: Civil Liability and Dispute Resolution).
5.
In
other respects, the effect of EU membership on Irish law may not be apparent in
the Irish Statute Book. This is because, for example, an EU Regulation is,
under EU law, “directly applicable”, that is has the force of law even without
the need for any legislation, whether an Act or Ministerial Regulations, to
implement the content of the EU Regulation. By way of example, the 2006 EU
Regulation on road transport, Regulation No.561/2006, introduced digital
tachographs for certain trucks. As the 2006 EU Regulation is “directly
applicable” no “Road Transport (Digital Tachographs) Act” has been
enacted in Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, the United Kingdom or any other
EU Member State.35 To that extent, the Draft
Classified List in the Appendix does not reflect the requirement to have a
digital tachograph in certain trucks. To confirm that a truck of 1.5 tonnes
unladen weight or 3.5 tonnes maximum permissible weight must have a digital
tachograph, it would be necessary to consult the text of the 2006 EU Regulation
on, for example, the official website of EU law, the Directory of European
Union (EU) Legislation in Force.36
In order to obtain a full picture of Irish legislation, therefore, it would be
necessary to be familiar with that Directory.
1.
The
full text of all Acts enacted since 1922, in the form they were originally
enacted, is available on-line on the electronic Irish Statute Book (eISB),
hosted by the Office of the Attorney General.37
The eISB also contains the full text of all Statutory Instruments, notably
Ministerial Regulations, made since 1922, in the form they were originally
made. This is an invaluable online resource, providing free public access to
the full text of all legislation enacted since 1922.
2.
While
the eISB does not indicate which Acts passed since 1922 have been repealed
since then or to what extent the text of an Act has subsequently been amended,
this is possible through the connected Legislation Directory which is also
available on the eISB. The Legislation Directory contains a complete list of
all amendments made to every Act since 1922 (including amendments made to Acts
by Ministerial Regulations made under the European Communities Act 1972).
It also provides a clear note indicating if a post-1922 Act has been repealed.
This feature of the Legislation Directory, the updating of which is currently
the responsibility of the Commission,38 allowed the compilation of the Draft Classified List in the Appendix,
at least as far as the list of post-1922 Acts is concerned. The Legislation
Directory is therefore a vital reference for those who wish to know the current
state of a post-1922 Act, whether repealed or not.
3.
As
indicated, the eISB does not contain the text of Acts as amended. Such an
approach would involve an eLegislation system. The USC and the Legislative Code
of Maryland are eLegislation systems, in that the text of the codified Acts are
published on-line in their amended form and are updated on a regular basis.
4.
The
UK Legislation Database39 is another example of an
eLegislation database, hosted by the UK National Archives. It brings together
two other databases that were previously separate. First, it includes the
database of Acts and Statutory Instruments, as enacted, hosted by the Office of
Public Sector Information (OPSI), which is broadly comparable to the material
currently available on the eISB. The UK Legislation Database also includes the
database of revised Acts (Acts as amended) in the UK Statute Law Database.40 Ultimately, these two existing
databases are to be discontinued and are currently (December 2010) being
incorporated into the new, single, UK Legislation Database. Unlike the USC or
the Legislative Code of Maryland, the UK Legislation Database is not based on a
Classified List of Titles, although the Commission understands that such a
model is currently (December 2010) under consideration.
5.
In
Ireland, a number of Departments and State bodies have published on-line
informal consolidated texts of some Acts as amended, and these clearly
facilitate accessibility to the relevant law. For example, the Department of
Finance has published an informal Restatement of the Freedom of Information
Act 1997, as amended, on its website. Similarly, the Data Protection
Commissioner has published on-line an informal Restatement of the Data
Protection Act 1988, as amended, and the Equality Authority
has done the same for the Employment Equality Act 1998 and the Equal
Status Act 2000, as amended.
6.
These
initiatives have been influenced by the enactment of the Statute Law
(Restatement) Act 2002, which empowers the Attorney General to
certify Restatements of Acts, that is, administrative consolidations of Acts as
amended. A certified Restatement is prima facie evidence of the law
contained in the restated Act. Statute Law Restatements are, broadly, the
equivalent of the Revised Acts series published in many other Common Law
states, including the database of Revised Acts contained in the UK Statute Law
Database, which is being incorporated into the UK Legislation Database. The
Commission, which currently has functional responsibility for preparing
Restatements for submission to the Attorney General, has finalised or is in the
process of finalising 74 Restatements under its extended First Programme of
Statute Law Restatement41
and has begun initial work on its Second Programme of Statute Law Restatement.42
These Restatements provide access to the up-to-date text of Acts, and have been
developed by the Commission using the electronic publishing standards of
eLegislation systems. Pending formal certification by the Attorney General of
these Restatements under the 2002 Act, the Commission has placed the
pre-certified Restatements on its website. This complements the publication by
Departments and other State bodies of the informal Restatements already
mentioned, and it allows the Commission to receive further feedback on the
format of the Restatements. It is notable, therefore, that the State currently
has in place: (a) the complete text of all post-1922 Acts as enacted – in the
form of the eISB – as well as (b) through the ongoing development of programmes
of Statute Law Restatements, a number of Revised Acts which would form
the nucleus of the type of Legislation Databases to be found in other States.
The Commission emphasises that this is not to suggest that an eLegislation
Database is currently within reach (and indeed this would involve important
policy and funding considerations), but rather that when these existing
developments are combined with the ongoing work on statute law consolidation
already mentioned, a number of the building blocks for ensuring that the State
maintains a modern statute book are coming into sight.
1.
In
light of this general overview, the Commission notes that there are many
elements that Common Law and Civil law legal systems share, while accepting
that important differences remain, whether by virtue of history or culture. The
Commission has concluded that, in view of the enactment of mini-codes of
legislation, it is appropriate at this stage to suggest the development of a Classified
List of Legislation. As mentioned in the Introduction, among the benefits of
having a definitive Classified List of Acts in Force in Ireland are:
·
it
would make more accessible the laws of the State for citizens, commercial
undertakings and State bodies
·
it
would avoid the unnecessary economic costs (opportunity costs) for both
commercial undertakings and State bodies associated with having to conduct
repetitive research concerning the legislative state of the law in Ireland
·
it
would allow each Government Department to maintain a definitive list of Acts
within their area of responsibility, facilitating transparency for all those
who may need to contact a relevant Department
·
it
would facilitate ongoing legislative modernisation and codification programmes
(including statute law revision, that is, the removal of spent or obsolete
Acts), and
·
It
would, in international comparative terms, be in line with the position in many
other States, including other common law States such as Ireland (for example,
the United States of America) and other Civil Law states where legislative
codes are in place.
44.
For
these reasons, the Commission has concluded, and provisionally recommends, that
a Classified List of Legislation in Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and
post-1922 Acts) should be developed, using subject-matter headings that mirror
those in place in comparable states.
45.
The Commission provisionally recommends that a Classified List of
Legislation in Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts)
should be developed, using subject-matter headings that mirror those in place
in comparable states.
46.
In
this Chapter, the Commission discusses the major subject-matter headings
(Titles) in the Federal United States Code (USC). The USC contains 50 major
headings, called Titles. There are areas of US law outside federal
jurisdiction, such as Family Law, so these matters do not appear in the USC.
Instead, they are included in the Legislative Codes of the individual States.
The Commission also examines in this Chapter one of the many State legislative codes, the
Legislative Code of Maryland. Because these legislative codes are from a
country that shares the same common law (British) legal history as Ireland,
they are useful comparators for the development of a classified list of
legislation in Ireland.
47.
As
already mentioned in Chapter 1, the federal laws of the United States of
America, the Acts enacted by the US Congress, are published in annual volumes,
the United States Statutes at Large. The text of an Act in the Statutes
at Large is the formal legal evidence of the laws enacted by Congress. As
with the annual volumes of the Acts of the Oireachtas, the Statutes at Large
contain the text of the Acts as enacted and do not contain any information
on whether an Act has been brought into force or been subsequently amended or
repealed.
48.
In
1874 the Revised Statutes of the United States, which was published as a
single volume, was approved by the US President and enacted as an Act of
Congress. This was intended to provide a complete codification of the federal
laws of the United States. In order to have a permanent revision and
codification process in place, the Office of the Law Revision Counsel was
established in the US House of Representatives in the early 20th Century.
49.
The
United States Code (USC) is a compilation and codification of the federal laws
of the United States of America. It contains 50 major headings, called Titles,
and is published by the Office of the Law Revision Counsel. The Office of the
Law Revision Counsel determines which statutes in the United States Statutes
at Large should be codified, and which existing statutes are affected by
amendments or repeals, or have simply become spent (because they may have been
subject to a specific time limit). The USC is updated accordingly.
50.
Because
of this codification approach, a specific Act such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
200244 (enacted in response to the
Enron and WorldCom financial scandals45)
may not appear in a single place in the USC. Acts such as the 2002 Act bring
together a series of related provisions as a means of addressing a social or
governmental problem; those provisions will then be entered into different
logical areas of the Code.
51.
The
50 Titles comprising the United States Code are:
Title 1 General Provisions
Title 2 The Congress
Title 3 The President
Title 4 Flag and Seal, Seat of Government, and the States
Title 5 Government Organization46 and Employees
Title 6 Domestic Security47
Title 7 Agriculture
Title 8 Aliens and Nationality
Title 9 Arbitration
Title 10 Armed Forces (including the Uniform Code of Military Justice)
Title 11 Bankruptcy
Title 12 Banks and Banking
Title 13 Census
Title 14 Coast Guard
Title 15 Commerce and Trade
Title 16 Conservation
Title 17 Copyrights
Title 18 Crimes and Criminal Procedure
Title 19 Customs Duties
Title 20 Education
Title 21 Food and Drugs
Title 22 Foreign Relations and Intercourse
Title 23 Highways
Title 24 Hospitals and Asylums
Title 25 Indians
Title 26 Internal Revenue Code
Title 27 Intoxicating Liquors
Title 28 Judiciary and Judicial Procedure
Title 29 Labor
Title 30 Mineral Lands and Mining
Title 31 Money and Finance
Title 32 National Guard
Title 33 Navigation and Navigable Waters
Title 34 Navy (repealed)
Title 35 Patents
Title 36 Patriotic Societies and Observances
Title 37 Pay and Allowances of the Uniformed Services
Title 38 Veterans' Benefits
Title 39 Postal Service
Title 40 Public Buildings, Properties, and Works
Title 41 Public Contracts
Title 42 Public Health and Welfare
Title 43 Public Lands
Title 44 Public Printing and Documents
Title 45 Railroads
Title 46 Shipping
Title 47 Telegraphs, Telephones, and Radiotelegraphs
Title 48 Territories and Insular Possessions
Title 49 Transportation
Title 50 War and National Defense
1.
Titles
1 to 6 of the USC concern the organisation of the federal government. The
remaining Titles, 7 to 50, deal with major subject headings in alphabetical
order.
2.
Some
of the Titles in the USC, such as Title 11: Bankruptcy and Title 22:
Foreign Relations, do not appear in the Legislative Codes of the individual
States, such as Maryland, because the federal government has jurisdiction in
these matters. Thus, some of the 36 subject-matter headings in the Draft
Classified List of Acts in Force in Ireland in the Appendix mirror those in
the USC.
3.
As
for the precise names given to the Titles in the USC, it is clear that many of
them use nomenclature that could be used in Ireland, such as Title 7:
Agriculture or Title 20: Education. In other instances, the American
nomenclature does not “translate” to the Irish setting, such as Title 36:
Patriotic Societies and Observances. In that respect, the USC provides an
indicative guide concerning the classified organisation of Acts in Force in
Ireland, but is by no means definitive.
1.
The
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland (pre-independence Provincial,
1719-1776; post-independence State, 1777-present) are generally published in
the order they are approved by the Governor of Maryland, at the end of each
legislative session. Like the United States Statutes at Large,
therefore, this annual “session law” publication of the Acts in Maryland
broadly corresponds to the annual volumes of the Acts of the Oireachtas. The
text of enacted laws in these annual “session law” volumes are regarded as
having continuing value even after they have been integrated into the
Legislative Code of Maryland because they include the purpose clause, special
sections, and the periodic inclusion of preambles, none of which are commonly
codified.
2.
Maryland’s
first Annotated Code was enacted in 1888, and had been amended and
updated in the first half of the 20th Century. The many amendments had affected
the coherence of the original code. Ultimately, in 1970, a Commission to Revise
the Annotated Code of Maryland began the first reorganisation and
recodification since 1888 of the Annotated Code. The Commission’s terms
of reference were to study and revise the Annotated Code in order to
improve the organisation, accessibility, utility, and clarity of law and to
eliminate unconstitutional, obsolete, inconsistent or conflicting statutes.
3.
In
1985, the Legislative Policy Committee of the Maryland Assembly began to
oversee Code revision under a reorganised structure of small committees
with continuing review by the General Assembly. The Bill Drafting and Code
Revision Unit in Maryland’s Office of Policy Analysis now develops and prepares
the comprehensive revision and restatement of the Annotated Code.
4.
Since
1896, Maryland has been a working member of the National Conference of
Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL).49
The Annual Report of the Maryland Commissioners contains references to NCCUSL
Uniform Acts proposed for enactment and reports on those enacted in recent
sessions. The Report also lists all NCCUSL Uniform Acts adopted in Maryland.
Other Uniform and Model Law proposals taken into account are the American Law
Institute’s draft Codes50 (such as the Commercial Code and the Model Penal Code) and those of the
Council of State Governments.
5.
The
32 subject-matter headings comprising the Legislative Code of Maryland are:
1.
Agriculture
2.
Business
Occupations and Professions
3.
Business
Regulation
4.
Commercial
Law
5.
Corporations
and Associations
6.
Correctional
Services
7.
Courts
and Judicial Proceedings
8.
Criminal
Law
9.
Criminal
Procedure
10.
Economic
Development
11.
Education
12.
Election
Law
13.
Environment
14.
Estates
And Trusts
15.
Family
Law
16.
Financial
Institutions
17.
Health
- General
18.
Health
Occupations
19.
Housing
and Community Development
20.
Human
Services
21.
Insurance
22.
Labor
and Employment
23.
Natural
Resources
24.
Public
Safety
25.
Public
Utility Companies
26.
Real
Property
27.
State
Finance and Procurement
28.
State
Government
29.
State
Personnel and Pensions
30.
Tax
- General
31.
Tax
– Property
32.
Transportation
1.
Some
illustrations of the detailed breakdown of these subject-matter headings may be
useful.
1. AGRICULTURE
Title 1. Definitions; General Provisions
Title 2. Department of Agriculture
Title 3. Regulation of Livestock and Poultry
Title 4. Regulation of Livestock, Poultry Products, and Eggs
Title 5. Pesticide and Pest Control
Title 6. Commercial Feed and Fertilizer and Agricultural Liming
Materials
Title 7. Tobacco
Title 8. Soil Conservation
Title 9. Regulation and Supervision of Seeds, Turf Grass, Sod, Potatoes,
Ginseng and Noxious Weeds
Title 10. Promotion and Identification of Agricultural Products
Title 11. Weights and Measures
Title 12. Penalties and Fines
Title 13. Grain
15. FAMILY LAW
Title 1. Definitions; General Provisions
Title 2. Marriage
Title 3. Breach Of Promise to Marry and Alienation of Affections
Title 4. Spouses
Title 5. Children
Title 6. Single Parents
Title 7. Divorce
Title 8. Deeds, Agreements, and Settlements Between Spouses; Property
Disposition in Divorce and Annulment
Title 9. Child Custody and Visitation
Subtitle 1. In General
§ 9-101. Denial of Custody or Visitation on Basis of Likely Abuse or
Neglect.
§ 9-101.1. Abuse against Certain Individuals.
§ 9-101.2. Parent Convicted of Murder of Certain Persons.
§ 9-102. Petition by Grandparents for Visitation.
“An equity court may:
(1) consider a petition for reasonable visitation of a grandchild by a
grandparent; and
(2) if the court finds it to be in the best interests of the child,
grant visitation rights to the grandparent.”
[Cj § 3-602; 1984, Ch. 296, § 2; Ch. 529, § 1; 1991, Ch. 247; 1993, Ch.
252.]51
§ 9-103. Petition by Child to Change Custody.
§ 9-104. Access to Medical, Dental, and Educational Records by
Noncustodial Parent.
§ 9-105. Unjustifiable Denial or Interference With Visitation Granted By
Order.
§ 9-106. Notification Prior to Relocation of Child.
Title 9.5. Maryland Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement
Act
Title 10. Support in General
Title 11. Alimony
Title 12. Child Support
Title 13. Support of Parents and Adult Children
Title 14. Adult Protective Services
Title 15. Governor’s Council on Adolescent Pregnancy
22. LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
Title 1. Definitions; General Provisions
Title 2. Division of Labor and Industry
Title 3. Employment Standards and Conditions
Title 4. Bargaining Representatives; Labor Disputes
Title 5. Occupational Safety and Health
Title 5.5. Railroad Safety and Health
Title 6. High Voltage Lines
Title 7. Farm Labor Contractors
Title 8. Unemployment Insurance
Title 8.5. Health Care Payroll Assessment
Title 9. Workers’ Compensation
Title 10. Funds
Title 11. Division of Employment and Training
26. REAL PROPERTY
Title 1. General Provisions
Title 2. Rules of Construction
Title 3. Recordation
Title 4. Requisites of Valid Instruments
Title 5. Statute of Frauds
Title 6. Rights of Entry And Possibilities of Reverter
Title 7. Mortgages, Deeds of Trust, and Vendor’s Liens
Title 8. Landlord and Tenant
Title 8a. Mobile Home Parks
Title 9. Statutory Liens on Real Property
Title 10. Sales of Property
Title 11. Maryland Condominium Act
Title 11a. Maryland Real Estate Time-Sharing Act
Title 11b. Maryland Homeowners Association Act
Title 12. Eminent Domain
Title 13. Land Patents
Title 14. Miscellaneous Rules
Title 15. Effective Date and Applicability
30. TAX – GENERAL
Title 1. Definitions; General Provisions
Title 2. Administration by Comptroller
Title 3. Maryland Tax Court
Title 4. Admissions and Amusement Tax
Title 5. Alcoholic Beverage Tax
Title 6. Boxing and Wrestling Tax
Title 7. Death Taxes
Title 8. Franchise Taxes
Title 9. Fuel Taxes
Title 10. Income Tax
Title 11. Sales and Use Tax
Title 12. Tobacco Tax
Title 13. Procedure
1.
All
32 Titles in the Legislative Code of Maryland are in alphabetical order
(whereas Titles 1 to 6 of the USC, concerning the organisation of the federal
government, are not in alphabetical order, although the remaining 44 Titles in
the USC are in alphabetical order).
2.
As
for the precise names given to the Titles in the Legislative Code of Maryland,
it is clear that, as with the USC, many of them use nomenclature that could be
used in Ireland, such as Title 8: Criminal Law or Title 15: Family
Law. In other instances, the American nomenclature does not “translate” to
the Irish setting, such as Title 26: Real Property. While “real estate”
is a common term in the United States, Ireland has used the title “Land Law” in
corresponding legislation, such as the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act
2009 (see Heading 23 in the Draft Classified List in the Appendix,
below). In that respect, the Legislative Code of Maryland, like the federal
USC, provides an indicative guide concerning the classified organisation of
Acts in Force in Ireland, but is by no means definitive. Subject to these
important caveats, some of the 36 subject-matter headings in the Draft
Classified List of Acts in Force in Ireland in the Appendix mirror those in
the Legislative Code of Maryland.
1.
In
light of this overview of the development of legislative codes in the United
States, which is, like Ireland, a Common Law state, the Commission has
concluded, and provisionally recommends, that a Classified List of Legislation
in Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts) should broadly
follow the subject-matter headings found in the federal and state legislative
codes of the United States, while also taking into account the nomenclature
commonly used in Ireland for particular areas of law. As noted in the
Introduction, the immediate origins of the Classified List in the Appendix also
means that it has identified the relevant Government Department with which each
Act is associated, and the Commission also provisionally recommends that this
is of value in terms of accessibility and transparency.
2.
On
this basis, the Commission has developed the draft Classified List in the
Appendix on the basis of:
·
the areas of
responsibility of relevant Government Departments (bearing in mind, of course,
that Departmental responsibility and titles may change from time to time, as
occurred with 6 Government Departments in 2010),
·
the headings (Titles)
used in the federal United States Code (USC), the Legislative Code of Maryland,
·
some near-universal
and conventional headings, such as Civil Liability, Commercial Law,
Criminal Law and Taxation, which do not correspond directly to
Departmental names but where the relevant Department is easy to identify,
·
headings that are
unique to Ireland, such as heading 21, Irish Language and Gaeltacht.
1.
The
36 headings developed by the Commission are set out in the Appendix but are
also set out here for ease of reference (including the main Departments
identified with each heading and the, broadly, comparable Titles from the USC
and the Maryland Legislative Code):
1. Agriculture and Food (primarily:
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food) (Maryland 1; USC part of Title
21)
2. Arts, Culture and Sport (primarily:
Department of Tourism, Culture and Sport Department of the Environment,
Heritage and Local Government) (Maryland 3 and 20: part of each)
3. Business Occupations and Professions (Various Departments) (Maryland 2)
4. Business Regulation, Including Business Names, Company Law and
Partnership (primarily: Department of
Enterprise, Trade and Innovation) (Maryland 3 and 5; USC Title 11)
5. Citizenship, Equality and Individual Status (primarily: Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs;
Department of Justice and Law Reform; Department of Health and Children) (USC
Title 8)
6. Civil Liability (Contract and Tort) and Dispute Resolution (primarily: Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation; Department
of Justice and Law Reform) (USC Title 9)
7. Commercial Law (primarily:
Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation) (USC 17 and 35; Maryland 4)
8. Communications and Energy (Department
of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources) (Maryland 25)
9. Courts and Courts Service (Department
of Justice and Law Reform) (Maryland 7 and 9)
10. Criminal Law (Department of
Justice and Law Reform) (Maryland 8)
11. Defence Forces (Department of
Defence) (USC Title 10)
12. Education and Skills (Department of
Education and Skills) (Maryland 11)
13. Election and Referendum Law
(Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government) (Maryland 12)
14. Employment Law (Department of
Enterprise, Trade and Innovation) (Maryland 22)
15. Enterprise and Economic Development (primarily: Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation; Department
of Finance; Department of Tourism, Culture and Sport) (Maryland 10)
16. Environment (Department of the
Environment, Heritage and Local Government) (Maryland 13)
17. Family Law (Department of
Justice and Law Reform; Department of Health and Children) (Maryland 15)
18. Financial Services and Credit Institutions (primarily: Department of Finance; Department of Enterprise, Trade and
Innovation) (Maryland 16 and 21)
19. Foreign Affairs and International Relations (primarily: Department of Foreign Affairs; Department of the Taoiseach)
(USC Title 22)
20. Garda Síochána (Police) (Department of
Justice and Law Reform)
21. Health and Health Services (Department
of Health and Children) (USC Title 21: part; Maryland 18)
22. Irish Language and Gaeltacht (Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs)
23. Land Law, Succession and Trusts (primarily: Department of Justice and Law Reform; Department of the
Environment, Heritage and Local Government) (Maryland 14 and 26)
24. Licensed Sale of Alcohol (Department of
Justice and Law Reform) (USC Title 27)
25. Local Government (primarily:
Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government) (Maryland 28)
26. National Government (primarily:
Department of the Taoiseach; Department of Finance) (Maryland 28; USC Title 40)
27. Natural Resources (primarily:
Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources) (Maryland 23)
28. Oireachtas (National Parliament) and Legislation (primarily: Department of the Taoiseach;
Department of Finance) (USC Title 40)
29. Planning, Development and Housing (primarily: Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local
Government) (Maryland 19)
30. Prisons and Places of Detention (Department of Justice and Law Reform) (Maryland 6)
31. Public Safety (Including Building
Standards, Fire Safety, Product Safety and Safety and Health at Work)
(Various Departments) (Maryland 24)
32. Social Welfare, Pensions and Community Services (Department of Social Protection; Department of Community, Equality and
Gaeltacht Affairs) (Maryland 20)
33. State Finance and Procurement (primarily: Department of Finance) (Maryland 27)
34. State Personnel and Superannuation/Pensions (Department of Finance) (Maryland 29)
35. Taxation (Department of Finance)
(Maryland 30 and 31; USC Title 19)
36.
Transport
(Department of Transport) (Maryland 32)
66.
Given
the scale of the areas of law covered, the Commission also invites submissions
on the manner in which the Commission has suggested that the Acts have been
classified and organised in the draft Classified List in the Appendix.
67.
The Commission provisionally recommends that a Classified List of
Legislation in Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts)
should broadly follow the subject-matter headings found in the federal and
state legislative codes of the United States, while also taking into account
the nomenclature commonly used in Ireland for particular areas of law and the relevant Government
Department with which each Act in the List is associated. The Commission also
invites submissions on the manner in which the Commission has suggested that
the Acts be classified and organised in the draft Classified List in the
Appendix to this Consultation Paper.
68.
In
this Chapter, the Commission outlines the content of the legislative codes in a
number of European states, and the limited legislative code of the European
Union. In the European Union (indeed in Europe more generally) only three
States - Ireland, the United Kingdom and (to some extent) Malta - are part of
the Common Law (Anglo-Saxon/Anglo-American) family of legal systems. Thus, 24
Member States of the 27 EU Member States are part of the Civil Law family of
legal systems.
69.
The
British antipathy to the Napoleonic Codes of the early 19th Century ignores the
long history of Codes prior to the French Revolution, and to the development of
Codes since that time, including, as discussed in Chapter 2, the codification
of law in many Common Law states, notably the United States of America. It may
also be helpful to describe, briefly, the development of legislative codes
before the 19th Century. It is also important to note that the excessive concentration
on Napoleon’s admittedly important contribution is to ignore the more recent
modern history of legislative codes in European Civil Law states, in particular
since the second half of the 20th Century.
70.
It
can be said that the concept of codification dates back to the emergence of
organised society, and the need for what might now be described as the Better
Regulation principle of transparency. Even in ancient Babylon, the
pre-democratic rulers wanted to make clear to their subjects what the basic rules
were. The earliest surviving civil code is the Code of Hammurabi, produced
circa 1760 BC by the Babylonian king Hammurabi. The most famous enduring civil
code, however, is the ancient Roman Corpus Juris Civilis, a codification
of Roman law produced between 529 and 534 AD by the Emperor Justinian I. The Corpus
Juris Civilis is the historical basis for the concept of codification in
most European Civil Law legal systems, but it is useful to note that
Justinian’s code built on earlier codes; it was a form of statute law
consolidation but it happened to be the version that survived. Indeed, it may be that a
pre-Justinian Roman code influenced the content of some of the post-Christian
Brehon law code (after the arrival of St. Patrick in the 5th century, 100 years
before Justinian’s code) that survived in Ireland until the 18th Century.52
71.
The
first attempts at modern codification in Europe predate the Napoleonic Codes. They
began in the second half of the 18th Century in Germany, when the states of
Austria, Prussia, Bavaria and Saxony began to codify their laws. One of the
first was the Bavarian Codex Maximilianeus Bavaricus Civilis of 1756.
The use of the Latin title in the Code indicates the influence of Justinian’s Corpus
Juris Civilis. In 1792, the Allgemeines Landrecht für die Preussischen
Staaten (General National Law for the Prussian States), enacted by King
Frederick II (Frederick the Great) contained codified laws on civil law, penal
(criminal) law and constitutional law. In Austria, the first steps towards
fully-fledged codification began in the mid-18th Century, culminating in the Allgemeines
bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (ABGB) (Austrian Civil Code) in 1811.
1.
In
the modern German state, the following are the main Codes that emerged from the
codification process of the 19th Century.53
1. Criminal/Penal Code: Strafgesetzbuch, often cited as “StGB”
2. Criminal Procedure Code: Strafprozessordnung, often cited as “StPO”
3. Civil Code: Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch, often cited as “BGB”
4. Civil Procedure Code: Zivilprozessordnung, often cited as “ZPO”
5. Commercial Code: Handelsgesetzbuch, often cited as “HGB”.
73.
After
the end of World War II (1939-1945), there has been a tendency in Germany to
legislate outside the Codes. Thus, the German Parliament has enacted separate,
or free-standing, laws on for example labour law and the employment
relationship and on company law (business associations) independently of the
structure of the Codes. In the Civil Law states, this is often referred to as
“decodification,” in turn associated with the parallel impact of
“constitutionalisation”, that is, the impact of enacting overarching
constitutional documents, in Germany the 1949 Grundgesetz (GG) or Basic Law
and, in France, the 1958 Constitution of the Fifth Republic.
74.
The
remainder of this Part of the Chapter discusses the position on Codes in
France, including “decodification” and “recodification” from the second half of
the 20th Century.
75.
While,
as already noted, the enactment of codes had been common in Europe before the
French Revolution of the late 18th Century, there is no doubt that the
extensive codification process that spread throughout Europe in the 19th
Century owes a great deal to the influence of Napoleonic Codes.54 It is important to remember that the origins of the Napoleonic Codes
lay in the haphazard nature of French law under the ancien regime,
summed up in the (possibly misleading) phrase “Le loi, c’est moi.” In
fact, prior to the French Revolution, more than 400 codes of laws were in place
in various parts of France, with customary law predominating in the north, and
Roman law in the south. The French Revolution overturned these separate and
diverse systems of law. The Codification Project therefore arose from a
combined need to: (a) establish a single framework of laws for the emerging
French nation State; and (b) to make sense of the estimated 14,000 pieces of
legislation enacted under the revolutionary governments in the period
immediately after 1789.
76.
The
codification process took the form of a commission of experts, notably including
Jean-Etienne-Marie Portalis. The commission was established in 1790 (before
King Louis’ execution and at a time when Napoleon was merely being mentioned in
dispatches as having performed excellent defensive work as a commander in
Bordeaux). When Napoleon came to power, the commission’s work gathered some
momentum and he is, famously, reported to have attended in person 36 of the
commission’s 87 meetings. The first code to emerge from the commission’s work
was the Civil Code, completed at the end of 1801, although not published until
1804. The Civil Code consolidated some basic revolutionary objectives. For
example, in terms of land law, the Civil Code abolished feudal tenure,
replacing it with virtually absolute rights.55
The Civil Code was followed by five subsequent Codes, four of which were
enacted into law (the “original five Codes”). These original Codes were:
1. The Civil Code (Code Civil
des Français) 1804.
2. Code of Civil Procedure (Code
de Procédure Civile) 1806.
3. Code of Commercial Law (Code
de Commerce)56
1807.
4. Code of Criminal Procedure (Code
d’Instruction Criminelle) 1808.
5. Criminal Code (Code Pénal)
1810.
6. Rural Code (Code Forestier)
(debated but not enacted into law at that time).
1.
The
Napoleonic Code was also later “exported”, with modifications, to the French
Empire of the 19th and early 20th Century. As already indicated, codification
had already begun in other parts of Europe in the 18th Century and this process
accelerated during the 19th Century. This was often associated with the French
colonisation of Europe during that period, as well as the quite different
influences of nation-building, such as the unification of Germany and Italy
during the 19th Century.
1.
The
original Napoleonic Codes of the early 19th Century have not remained in their
original form, although their essential content largely survived until well
into the 20th Century. From the second half of the 20th Century until the
present, however, most European States have, as already noted, been involved in
a process of “decodification” and “recodification.” In France, this has, in
effect, involved the need to remove certain elements from the six original
Codes and to develop and enact what are usually referred to as the “modern
codes.” These codes reflect the increased complexity of the modern State,
including the introduction during the 20th Century of near-universal social
security (social welfare) and the increased statutory regulation of business.
In France, it may be no coincidence that, mirroring the number of Titles in the
USC, over 50 “modern codes” have been published and enacted. The effect of this
has been that all the original Napoleonic Codes have been either extensively
amended or re-drafted.
2.
Thus,
the French Code of Civil Procedure of 1806 was replaced by the New Code of
Civil Procedure (Nouveau Code de Procédure Civile) (NCPC) in 1976. The
Code has been supplemented by other important pieces of legislation, such as
(a) the law on court organisation and the status of judges and (b) the Code of
Judicial Organisation (Code de l’organisation judiciaire), which applies
to the Cour de Cassation, the highest civil appeal court in France. Similarly,
the contents of the Commercial Code of 1807, as amended, provide a very
incomplete picture of French commercial law. The Code must now be considered
alongside the law of 1966 on commercial corporations (sociétés) (as amended),
the law of 1967 on bankruptcy (as amended), and the law of 1978 on protection
of consumers (as amended). In criminal law, the Penal Code of 1810 was replaced
by a new Penal Code in 1994. Similarly, the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1810
was replaced by a new Code of Criminal Procedure of 1959.
1.
The
following is a list of the most commonly cited “modern” French codes, and
includes the modern replacements of the five “original” Codes of the Napoleonic
era.57
1. Administrative Code (Code administrative)
2. Budget Acts Law (Constitutional Bylaw No. 2001-692 of 1 August 2001)
3. Civil and Military Pensions Retirement Code
4. Civil Code (Code Civil des Français) (revised version of an
“original” Code)
5. Civil Procedure Code (Code de Procédure Civile) (revised version
of an “original” Code)
6. Commercial Law Code (Code de Commerce) (revised version of an
“original” Code)
7. Company/Corporations Code (Code des sociétés)
8. Consumer Code
9. Co-operatives/Co-ownership Code (Code de la copropriété)
10. Criminal Code (Code Pénal) (revised version of an “original”
Code)
11. Criminal Procedure Code (Code d’Instruction Criminelle) (revised
version of an “original” Code)
12. Defence Code
13. Education Code
14. Entry and Residence of Foreigners and Asylum Code
15. Environment Code (Code de l’environnement)
16. Family Code and Welfare
17. Film Industry Code
18. Heritage Code
19. Insurance Code
20. Intellectual Property Code
21. Judicial Organisation Code
22. Labour/Employment Code (Code du travail)
23. Local Authorities General Code
24. Monetary and Financial Code
25. National Service Code
26. Planning Code
27. Postal and Electronic Communications Code
28. Public Health Code (Code de la santé publique)
29. Public Procurement Contracts Code
30. Road Traffic Code
31. Rural Code (Code Forestier) (revised version of an “original”
Code that had been debated but not enacted in the early 19th Century)
32. Seaports Code
33. Social Action and Families Code
34. Social Security Code (Code de la sécurité sociale)
35. Sports Code
36. Tax Code: General (Code général des impôts)
37. Tax Code: Customs (Code des douanes)
38. Tourism Code
39. Wheat Code (Code du blé)
40. Wine Code (Code du vin).
1.
This
list of “modern” French Codes indicates that a Civil Law state, such as France,
has enacted major pieces of legislation on topics which are found in any other
modern State, whether from the Civil Law or Common Law family of states. Thus,
many of the Code titles are remarkably similar to those found in the
Legislative Codes of the United States, whether at federal or individual state
level; and, indeed, of the individual Acts concerning those topics that have
been enacted in Ireland in recent years. Of course, some of the Codes, such as
the Wine Code, perhaps reflect particular areas of activity of importance to
France. In addition, by contrast with the position in the United States, where
the full text of the federal USC and, for example, the Legislative Code of
Maryland, are both available on a dedicated online website, it is not possible
to access all the relevant French law in any single location, whether offline
or online. In that respect, while France may have been to the forefront of
codification in the early 19th Century, in the early 21st Century it lags
behind a Common Law state such as the United States.
2.
As
for the precise names given to the French Codes, it is clear that many of them
use nomenclature that could be used in Ireland, such as the Commercial Code or
the Criminal Code. In other instances, the French nomenclature does not
“translate” to the Irish setting, such as the Administrative Code, bearing in
mind that the development of French “administration” is very different. In that
respect, the French Codes, like their US counterparts, provide an indicative
guide concerning the classified organisation of Acts in Force in Ireland, but
they are by no means definitive.
1.
In
general terms, it is evident that the broad subject-matter of legislation (or
Legislative Codes) enacted in most States, whether Ireland, the United States
or France, does not greatly differ from each other. This is not surprising in
the context of the increasing number of internationally agreed legal standards
in many diverse areas, including those agreed through the United Nations
Organization and its subsidiary bodies. In the European context, membership of
the Council of Europe and of the European Union has also influenced the
convergence of the laws in many States. In this Part, the influence of the
European Union on Irish law is discussed.
2.
The
Directory of European Union (EU) Legislation in Force58
contains the full text of EU legislative acts currently in force. These include
the text of EU Regulations, Directives and Decisions. The Directory has
classified the Legislation in Force under 20 subject-matter headings. The 20
headings are:
1. General, Financial and Institutional Matters
2. Customs Union and Free Movement Of Goods
3. Agriculture
4. Fisheries
5. Freedom of Movement for Workers and Social Policy
6. Right of Establishment and Freedom to Provide Services
7. Transport Policy
8. Competition Policy
9. Taxation
10. Economic and Monetary Policy; Free Movement of Capital
11. External Relations
12. Energy
13. Industrial Policy and Internal Market
14. Regional Policy and Coordination of Structural Instruments
15. Environment, Consumers and Health Protection
16. Science, Information, Education and Culture
17. Law Relating to Undertakings
18. Common Foreign and Security Policy
19. Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
20. People’s Europe.
1.
As
with the US and French Legislative Codes, it may be useful to set out how these
20 headings are broken down.
1. GENERAL, FINANCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL MATTERS
1.1 Statistics
1.2 Principles, objectives and
tasks of the Treaties
1.3 General provisions
1.4 Scope of the Treaties
1.5 Provisions governing the
institutions
·
General
·
Parliament
·
Council
·
Commission
·
Court of Justice
·
Court of Auditors
·
Committee of the
Regions
·
Economic and Social
Committee
·
European Central Bank
·
European Investment
Bank
·
European Monetary
Institute
·
ECSC Consultative
Committee
·
European System of
Central Banks
1.6 Administration and Staff
Regulations
1.7 Financial and budgetary
provisions
·
Unit of account
·
Budget
·
Own resources
·
European Coal and Steel
Community (ECSC)59
·
Other revenue
·
Financial control
2. CUSTOMS UNION AND FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS
2.1 General
2.2 Statistics
2.3 General customs rules
·
Common customs
territory
·
Definition of
declarant
·
Recovery or remission
of duties
·
Post-clearance
collection of duties
·
Information binding
the administration
2.4 Basic customs instruments
·
Customs tariffs
·
Origin of goods
2.5 Application of the Common
Customs Tariff
·
Tariff classification
·
Particular destinations
·
Tariff derogations
·
Standard rate of duty
(number of acts: 0)
·
Reliefs from duty
2.6 Specific customs rules
·
Movement of goods
·
Economic customs
arrangements
2.7 Mutual assistance
·
In the application of
customs or agricultural rules
·
For the recovery of
claims in customs or agriculture
2.8 Proceedings and penalties
·
Settlement of
disputes
·
Prevention of
infringements of Community law
2.9 International customs
cooperation
3. AGRICULTURE
3.1 General
3.2 Statistics
3.3 Basic provisions
·
National aid
·
Common agricultural
policy mechanisms
·
Accessions
3.4 European Agricultural
Guidance and Guarantee Fund (EAGGF)
·
General
·
EAGGF (Guidance
Section)
·
EAGGF (Guarantee
Section)
3.5 Agricultural structures
·
Social and structural
measures
·
Processing and
marketing of agricultural products
·
Accountancy data
network
·
Agricultural
statistics
·
Agricultural research
·
Forests and forestry
3.6 Monetary measures
·
Fixing of
compensatory amounts
·
Other monetary
measures
3.7 Approximation of laws and
health measures
·
Animal feedingstuffs
·
Plant health
·
Animal health and
zootechnics
·
Seeds and seedlings
3.8 Products subject to market
organisation
·
Arrangements covering
more than one market organisation
·
Cereals
·
Pigmeat
·
Eggs and poultry
·
Fresh fruit and
vegetables
·
Wine
·
Milk products
·
Beef and veal
·
Rice
·
Oils and fats
·
Sugar
·
Flowers and live
plants
·
Dried fodder
·
Products processed
from fruit and vegetables
·
Raw tobacco
·
Flax and hemp
·
Hops
·
Seeds
·
Sheepmeat and
goatmeat
·
Other agricultural
products
3.9 Products not subject to
market organisation
·
Silkworms
·
Isoglucose
·
Peas and beans
·
Albumens
·
Non-Annex I products
(formerly: Non-Annex II products)
·
Cotton
3.10 Agreements with non-member
countries
4. FISHERIES
4.1 General, supply and research
4.2 Statistics
4.3 Common fisheries policy
·
Structural measures
·
Market organisation
·
Conservation of
resources
·
State aids
4.4 External relations
·
Multilateral
relations
·
Agreements with
non-member countries
5. FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT FOR WORKERS AND SOCIAL POLICY
5.1 Statistics
5.2 Freedom of movement for
workers
5.3 Social policy
·
General social
provisions
o Anti-discrimination
o Gender equality
·
European Social Fund
(ESF)
o Organisation and reform of the ESF
o Administrative and financial procedures of the ESF
o Operations of the ESF
·
Working conditions
o Safety at work
o Wages, income and working hours
o Industrial relations
·
Employment and
unemployment
o Programmes
o Protection of workers
o Employment incentives
·
Social security
o Principles of social security
o Application to migrant workers
·
Approximation of
certain social provisions
6. RIGHT OF ESTABLISHMENT AND FREEDOM TO PROVIDE SERVICES
6.1 Statistics
6.2 Principles and conditions
6.3 Sectoral application
·
Production and
processing activities
o Agriculture
o Other production and processing activities
·
Service activities
o Insurance
o Banks
o Stock exchanges and other securities markets
o Transport
o Real property
o Leisure services
o Personnel services
o Services provided to undertakings
o Other service activities
·
Business activities
·
Self-employed
activities
·
Medical and
paramedical activities
·
Other activities
6.4 Public contracts
·
General
·
Public works
contracts
·
Public supply
contracts
·
Public services
contracts
·
Other public
contracts
7. TRANSPORT POLICY
7.1 General
7.2 Statistics
7.3 Transport infrastructure
·
Coordination and
investment
·
Financial support
·
User tariffs
7.4 Inland transport
·
Competition rules
·
State intervention
·
Market operation
·
Structural
harmonisation
·
Combined transport
·
ECSC provisions
7.5 Shipping
·
Competition rules
·
Market operation
o Market monitoring
o Code of conduct for liner conferences
o Market access
·
Safety at sea
·
Structural
harmonisation
o Technical conditions
o Social conditions
o Taxation
o Flags, vessel registration
·
International
relations
o Consultation procedure
o Conventions with non-member countries
7.6 Air transport
·
Competition rules
·
Market operation
o Market access
o Route distribution
o Prices and terms
·
Air safety
·
Structural
harmonisation
·
International
relations
o Consultation procedure
o Conventions with non-member countries
8. COMPETITION POLICY
8.1 Competition principles
8.2 Restrictive practices
·
Prohibited agreements
·
Authorised
agreements, exemptions and negative clearances
·
Supervision
procedures
8.3 Dominant positions
8.4 Concentrations
8.5 Application of the rules of
competition to public undertakings
8.6 State aids and other
subsidies
8.7 Intra-Community dumping
practices
8.8 Obligations of undertakings
8.9 National trading monopolies
9. TAXATION
9.1 General
9.2 Direct taxation
·
Corporation tax
·
Elimination of double
taxation
9.3 Indirect taxation
·
Turnover tax/VAT
·
Excise duties
·
Taxes on capital and
transactions in securities
·
Individual tax
exemptions
9.4 Other taxes
9.5 Prevention of tax evasion and
avoidance
10. ECONOMIC AND MONETARY POLICY; FREE MOVEMENT OF CAPITAL
10.1 Statistics
10.2 General
10.3 Monetary policy
·
Institutional
monetary provisions
·
Direct instruments of
monetary policy
·
Indirect instruments
of monetary policy
10.4 Economic policy
·
Institutional
economic provisions
·
Instruments of
economic policy
·
Economic and monetary
union
10.5 Free movement of capital
11. EXTERNAL RELATIONS
11.1 General
11.2 European political
cooperation
11.3 Multilateral relations
·
Relations in the
context of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
·
International
commodity agreements
·
Multilateral customs
cooperation
·
Cooperation with
international and non-governmental organisations
·
Multilateral
transport cooperation
·
Multilateral
cooperation for protection of the environment, wild fauna and flora and natural
resources
·
Other spheres of
multilateral cooperation
11.4 Bilateral agreements with
non-member countries
·
European countries
·
The Near and Middle
East
·
African, Caribbean
and Pacific (ACP) Group of States
·
North America
·
Central America and
Latin America
·
Asian countries
·
Oceanian countries
11.5 Action in favour of
countries in transition
·
European Bank for
Reconstruction and Development
·
Financial and
economic Aid
·
Specific aid actions
11.6 Commercial policy
·
General
·
Extension or renewal
of agreements with State-trading countries
·
Trade arrangements
·
Trade protection
·
Other commercial
policy measures
·
Statistics on
external trade (Nimexe)
11.7 Development policy
·
General
·
Aid to developing
countries
·
Generalised system of
preferences
·
Associations
12. ENERGY
12.1 Statistics
12.2 General principles and
programmes
·
General
·
Rational utilisation
and conservation of energy
12.3 Coal
·
Promotion of the coal
industry
·
Competition: rates
and other conditions of sale
·
Coal products
·
Other measures
relating to coal
12.4 Electricity
12.5 Nuclear energy
·
Fuel supplies
·
Power stations and
joint undertakings
·
Safeguards
·
Nuclear research
·
Other measures
relating to nuclear energy
12.6 Oil and gas
·
Supplies and stocks
·
Intra-Community trade
·
Other measures
relating to oil or gas
12.7 Other sources of energy
13. INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND INTERNAL MARKET
13.1 Industrial policy: general,
programmes, statistics and research
·
General
·
Programmes and
statistics
·
Research and
technological development (number of acts: 79)
13.2 Industrial policy: sectoral
operations
·
Iron and steel
industry
·
Shipbuilding
·
Aeronautical industry
·
Textiles
·
Leather, hides, skins
and footwear
·
Information
technology, telecommunications and data-processing
·
Other industrial
sectors
13.3 Internal market:
approximation of laws
13.4 Internal market: policy
relating to undertakings
13.5 Trans-European networks
14. REGIONAL POLICY AND COORDINATION OF STRUCTURAL INSTRUMENTS
14.1 Statistics
14.2 General principles,
programmes and statistics
14.3 European Regional
Development Fund (ERDF)
14.4 Monitoring and coordination
of regional State aids
14.5 Autonomous regional action
·
ERDF operations
·
Aid for stricken
regions
·
Community loans
14.6 Coordination of structural
instruments
14.7 Economic and social cohesion
fund
15. ENVIRONMENT, CONSUMERS AND HEALTH PROTECTION
15.1 Statistics
15.2 Environment
·
General provisions
and programmes
·
Pollution and
nuisances
·
Space, environment
and natural resources
·
International
cooperation
15.3 Consumers
·
General
·
Consumer information,
education and representation
·
Protection of health
and safety
·
Protection of economic
interests
15.4 Health protection
15.5 Protection of animals
16. SCIENCE, INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND CULTURE
16.1 Statistics
16.2 Science
·
General principles
·
Research sectors
16.3 Dissemination of information
16.4 Education and training
16.5 Culture
17. LAW RELATING TO UNDERTAKINGS
17.1 Company law
17.2 Intellectual property law
17.3 Economic and commercial law
·
Business procedures
·
Other economic and
commercial provisions
18. COMMON FOREIGN AND SECURITY POLICY
19. AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE
19.1 Free movement of persons
·
Elimination of
internal border controls
·
Crossing external
borders
·
Asylum policy
·
Immigration and the
right of nationals of third countries
19.2 Judicial cooperation in
civil matters
19.3 Police and judicial
cooperation in criminal and customs matters
·
Police cooperation
·
Judicial cooperation
in criminal matters
·
Customs cooperation
19.4 Programmes
19.5 External relations
20. PEOPLE’S EUROPE
20.1 Statistics
20.2 Freedom of movement of
people
20.3 European citizenship.
1.
It
is clear from these 20 headings that the competence of the EU under the
relevant EU Treaties is, by comparison with a nation State (whether France or
Ireland), relatively limited. Of the 36 subject matter headings used in the Draft
Classified List in the Appendix, EU areas of competence have had a
significant impact on:
·
Agriculture and Food
·
Commercial Law
(including competition law and consumer protection)
·
Employment Law
·
Environmental Law
·
Fisheries
·
State Finance (euro
currency)
·
Taxation (customs law
and VAT only) and
·
Transport.
1.
In
the majority of the other 36 headings, the impact of EU law is much less
significant. Indeed, in many headings the impact has been virtually minimal,
such as:
·
Courts and Courts
Service
·
Criminal Law
·
Defence Forces
·
Education
·
Family Law and
·
Garda Síochána
(Police).
88.
In
this respect, some of the 36 subject matter headings in the draft Classified
List in the Appendix mirror the areas of competence of the EU, but many others,
such as Criminal Law and Family Law, involve very little if any EU influence.
89.
The
Commission’s overview in this Chapter of the codification, and
“de-codification,” of the Civil Law codes indicates that the federal and state
legislative codes of the United States (discussed in Chapter 2) appear to
provide a more coherent framework for the development of a Classified List of
Legislation in Ireland. In addition, it is clear that EU law, while of
significant influence in a number of areas of law since the 1970s, does not
provide a comprehensive framework on which to build a complete classification.
On that basis, the Commission has concluded, and provisionally recommends, that
the development of a Classified List of Legislation in Force in Ireland (covering
both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts) can derive some benefits from a review of
codes developed in Civil Law states such as France but that they are less
likely to be of benefit by comparison with, for example, the federal and state
legislative codes of the United States. In addition, the Commission has
concluded, and also provisionally recommends, that a Classified List of
Legislation in Force in Ireland should mirror, where relevant, the
subject-matter of EU law, bearing in mind the relatively limited scope of EU
law by comparison with the scope and range of laws enacted in Ireland.
90.
The Commission provisionally recommends that a Classified List of
Legislation in Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts) can
derive some benefits from a review of codes developed in Civil Law states such
as France. The Commission also provisionally recommends that a Classified List
of Legislation in Force in Ireland should mirror, where relevant, the
subject-matter of EU law.
The Commission’s provisional recommendations in this Consultation Paper
are as follows.
91.
The
Commission provisionally recommends that a Classified List of Legislation in
Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts) should be
developed, using subject-matter headings that mirror those in place in
comparable states. [paragraph 1.45]
92.
The
Commission provisionally recommends that a Classified List of Legislation in
Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts) should broadly
follow the subject-matter headings found in the federal and state legislative
codes of the United States, while also taking into account the nomenclature
commonly used in Ireland for particular areas of law and the relevant
Government Department with which each Act in the List is associated. The
Commission also invites submissions on the manner in which the Commission has
suggested that the Acts be classified and organised in the draft Classified
List in the Appendix to this Consultation Paper. [paragraph 2.19]
93.
The
Commission provisionally recommends that a Classified List of Legislation in
Force in Ireland (covering both pre-1922 and post-1922 Acts) can derive some
benefits from a review of codes developed in Civil Law states such as France.
The Commission also provisionally recommends that a Classified List of
Legislation in Force in Ireland should mirror, where relevant, the
subject-matter of EU law. [paragraph 3.23]
Appendix DRAFT CLASSIFIED LIST OF
LEGISLATION IN IRELAND
The Draft Classified List is preceded by: (1) the
notation (for example, “Agric” for the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and
Food) for each Government Department; and (2) a Table of Contents for the 36
Subject-Matter Headings used in the List (including references to any broadly
comparable Titles in the US Legislative Codes discussed in Chapter 2).
NOTATION USED FOR EACH DEPARTMENT AND
FORMAT OF EACH ENTRY IN THE
DRAFT CLASSIFIED LIST
The Classified List has used a specific
notation for each of the 15 Government Departments. These are:60
1. Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
(notation in the Draft Classified List: Agric)
2. Department of Communications, Energy and Natural
Resources (notation: Comms)
3. Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht
Affairs (formerly Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs) 61 (notation: Gaeltacht)
4. Department of Defence (notation: Defence)
5. Department of Education and Skills (formerly
Department of Education and Science)62
(notation: Educate)
6. Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation
(formerly Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment) 63 (notation: Enterprise)
7. Department of Environment, Heritage and Local
Government (notation: Environ)
8. Department of Finance (notation: Finance)
9. Department of Foreign Affairs (notation: Foreign)
10. Department of Health and Children (notation: Health)
11. Department of Justice and Law Reform (formerly
Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform)64
(notation: Justice)
12. Department of Social Protection (formerly Department
of Social and Family Affairs)65
(notation: Social)
13. Department of Tourism, Culture and Sport (formerly
Department of Arts, Sport and Tourism)66
(notation: Tourism)
14. Department of Transport (notation: Transport)
15. Department of the Taoiseach (notation: Taoiseach).
Each entry in the Draft Classified List of
Legislation in Ireland has three columns. For example the first entry in
the Draft Classified List is:
Department NAME OF ACT No./Year of Act
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURE
APPEALS ACT 2001 |
29/2001 |
Column 1 contains the notation for the Department with
which the Act has been identified, Column 2 contains the name of the Act and
Column 3 contains its number and year.
TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR THE 36 HEADINGS IN CLASSIFIED
LIST
The 36 headings the Classified List are set out
below. For each heading, the proposed Heading is given first, followed by an
indication of the main relevant Department(s), followed by any generally
corresponding heading(s) in the United States Code (USC) or Maryland Legislative
Code. The page number where each heading begins is also given.
Note: the Classified List is up to date to Act
No.40 of 2010, the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2010 (signed into law by
the President on 22 December 2010).
Page
1. Agriculture and Food (primarily: Department of Agriculture, Fisheries
and Food)
(Maryland 1; USC part of Title 21) 47
2. Arts, Culture and Sport (primarily: Department of Tourism, Culture and
Sport Department
of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government) (Maryland 3
and 20: part of
each) 54
3. Business Occupations and Professions (Various Departments)
(Maryland 2) 58
4. Business Regulation, Including Business Names, Company
Law and
Partnership
(primarily: Department of Enterprise, Trade and
Innovation)
(Maryland 3 and
5; USC Title 11) 61
5. Citizenship, Equality and Individual Status (primarily: Department of
Community,
Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs; Department of Justice and
Law Reform;
Department of Health and Children) (USC Title 8) 63
6. Civil Liability (Contract and Tort) and Dispute
Resolution (primarily: Department of Enterprise, Trade and
Innovation; Department of Justice and Law Reform)
(USC Title 9) 66
7. Commercial Law (primarily: Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation)
(USC 17 and 35;
Maryland 4) 69
8. Communications and Energy (Department of Communications, Energy
and Natural
Resources) (Maryland 25) 72
9. Courts and Courts Service (Department of Justice and Law Reform)
(Maryland 7 and
9) 77
10. Criminal Law (Department of Justice and Law Reform) (Maryland 8) 81
11. Defence Forces (Department of Defence) (USC Title 10) 88
12. Education and Skills (Department of Education and Skills) (Maryland 11) 91
13. Election and Referendum Law (Department of the Environment, Heritage
and Local
Government) (Maryland 12) 94
14. Employment Law (Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation)
(Maryland 22) 96
15. Enterprise and Economic Development (primarily: Department of
Enterprise,
Trade and Innovation; Department of Finance; Department
of Tourism,
Culture and Sport) (Maryland 10) 100
16. Environment (Department of the Environment, Heritage and
Local
Government) (Maryland 13) 103
17. Family Law (Department of Justice and Law Reform; Department
of Health and
Children) (Maryland 15) 104
18. Financial Services and Credit Institutions (primarily: Department
of Finance;
Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation)
(Maryland 16 and
21) 106
19. Foreign Affairs and International Relations (primarily:
Department of
Foreign Affairs; Department of the Taoiseach) (USC Title 22) 109
20. Garda Síochána (Police) (Department of Justice and Law Reform) 113
21. Health and Health Services (Department of Health and Children)
(USC Title 21:
part; Maryland 18) 114
22. Irish Language and Gaeltacht (Department of Community, Equality
and Gaeltacht
Affairs) (Maryland 23: part) 118
23. Land Law, Succession and Trusts (primarily: Department of
Justice and Law
Reform; Department of the Environment, Heritage and
Local Government)
(Maryland 14 and 26) 119
24. Licensed Sale of Alcohol (Department of Justice and Law Reform)
(USC Title 27) 122
25. Local Government (primarily: Department of the Environment,
Heritage and
Local Government) (Maryland 28) 124
26. National Government (primarily: Department of the Taoiseach;
Department of
Finance) (Maryland 28; USC Title 40) 129
27. Natural Resources (primarily: Department of Communications,
Energy and
Natural Resources) (Maryland 23) 133
28. Oireachtas (National Parliament) and Legislation (primarily:
Department of
the Taoiseach; Department of Finance) (USC Title 40) 137
29. Planning, Development and Housing (primarily: Department
of the
Environment, Heritage and Local Government) (Maryland 19) 141
30. Prisons and Places of Detention (Department of
Justice and Law
Reform) (Maryland 6) 143
31. Public Safety (Including Building Standards, Fire Safety,
Product
Safety and Safety and Health at Work)
(Various
Departments) (Maryland 24) 145
32. Social Welfare, Pensions and Community Services
(Department of
Social Protection; Department of Community,
Equality and
Gaeltacht Affairs) (Maryland 20) 148
33. State Finance and Procurement (primarily: Department of
Finance)
(Maryland 27) 151
34. State Personnel and Superannuation/Pensions (Department of
Finance)
(Maryland 29) 156
35. Taxation
(Department of Finance) (Maryland 30 and 31; USC Title 19) 158
36. Transport
(Department of Transport) (Maryland 32) 160
1.
AGRICULTURE AND
FOOD
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND
FOOD)
1.1 AGRICULTURAL APPEALS OFFICE
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURE
APPEALS ACT 2001 |
29/2001 |
1.2 AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURES
·
RESEARCH
TRAINING AND ADVICE
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURE
(RESEARCH TRAINING AND ADVICE) ACT 1988 |
18/1988 |
1.3 ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELFARE
·
GENERAL
|
Health |
CRUELTY
TO ANIMALS ACT 1876 |
39
& 40 Vict., c. 77 |
|
Health |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ACT 1876) REGULATIONS 1994 |
S.I.
No. 17/1994 |
|
Health |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ACT 1876) REGULATIONS 2002 |
S.I.
No. 566/2002 |
|
Health |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ACT 1876) REGULATIONS 2005 |
S.I.
No. 613/2005 |
|
Agric |
PROTECTION
OF ANIMALS ACT 1911 |
1 &
2 Geo.5, c.27 |
|
Agric |
PROTECTION
OF ANIMALS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1965 |
10/1965 |
|
Environ |
CAPTIVE
BIRDS SHOOTING (PROHIBITION) ACT 1921 |
11
& 12 Geo. 5, c.13 |
|
Environ |
IMPORTATION
OF PLUMAGE (PROHIBITION) ACT 1921 |
11
& 12 Geo. 5, c.16 |
|
Agric |
MUSK
RATS ACT 1933 |
16/1933 |
|
Environ |
POUNDS
(PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE) ACT 1935 |
17/1935 |
|
Agric |
PROTECTION
OF ANIMALS KEPT FOR FARMING PURPOSES ACT 1984 |
13/1984 |
·
ANIMAL DISEASES
|
Agric |
DISEASES
OF ANIMALS ACT 1966 |
6/1966 |
|
Agric |
DISEASES
OF ANIMALS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
3/2001 |
|
Agric |
BOVINE
DISEASES (LEVIES) ACT 1979 |
26/1979 |
|
Agric |
BOVINE
DISEASES (LEVIES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
5/1996 |
·
MARTS
|
Agric |
LIVESTOCK
MARTS ACT 1967 |
20/1967 |
·
CONTROL OF DOGS
|
Environ |
CONTROL
OF DOGS ACT 1986 |
32/1986 |
|
Environ |
CONTROL
OF DOGS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1992 |
13/1992 |
|
Environ |
DOG
BREEDING ESTABLISHMENTS ACT 2010 |
29/2010 |
·
CONTROL OF
HORSES
|
Agric |
CONTROL
OF HORSES ACT 1996 |
37/1996 |
·
WILDLIFE
|
Environ |
WILDLIFE
ACT 1976 |
39/1976 |
|
Environ |
WILDLIFE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
38/2000 |
|
Environ |
WILDLIFE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
19/2010 |
1.4 COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND PRICE SUPPORT
·
PRICE SUPPORT
AND PRICE SUBSIDY
|
Enterprise |
BREAD
(REGULATION OF PRICES) ACT 1936 |
29/1936 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE (PRICE STABILISATION) ACT 1935 |
21/1935 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE (PRICE STABILISATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1938 |
30/1938 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY PRODUCE
(PRICE STABILISATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1941 |
9/1941 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE (PRICE STABILISATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1956 |
39/1956 |
|
Agric |
MILK
(REGULATION OF SUPPLY AND PRICE) ACT 1936 |
43/1936 |
|
Agric |
MILK (REGULATION
OF SUPPLY AND PRICE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1941 |
11/1941 |
1.5 CROP PRODUCTION AND SAFETY
·
RESEARCH AND
TRAINING
|
Agric |
JOHNSTOWN
CASTLE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ACT 1945 |
33/1945 |
|
Agric |
JOHNSTOWN
CASTLE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1959 |
30/1959 |
|
Agric |
JOHNSTOWN
CASTLE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
32/1980 |
|
Agric |
JOHNSTOWN
CASTLE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
2/1996 |
·
ANIMAL
FEEDINGSTUFFS
|
Agric |
GRASS
MEAL (PRODUCTION) ACT 1953 |
11/1953 |
|
Agric |
GRASS
MEAL (PRODUCTION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1959 |
25/1959 |
|
Agric |
GRASS
MEAL (PRODUCTION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1969 |
22/1969 |
·
CEREAL SEED
VARIETY TESTING AND SEED CERTIFICATION
|
Agric/ Enterprise67 |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) ACT 1933 |
7/1933 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1933 |
49/1933 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) ACT 1936 |
30/1936 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1936 |
56/1936 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) ACT 1934 |
41/1934 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) ACT 1935 |
26/1935 |
|
Enterprise |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1937 |
27/1937 |
|
Enterprise |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) ACT 1938 |
16/1938 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) ACT 1939 |
22/1939 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1956 |
5/1956 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (CEREALS) ACT 1961 |
47/1961 |
|
Agric |
FLAX ACT 193668 |
20/1936 |
|
Agric |
FLAX
ACT 1936 (SUSPENSION) ACT 1950 |
9/1950 |
|
Agric |
GRAIN
STORAGE (LOANS) ACT 1951 |
28/1951 |
·
EXPORT AND
IMPORT
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTS (REGULATION OF IMPORT) ACT 1938 |
14/1938 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
AND FISHERY PRODUCTS (REGULATION OF EXPORT) ACT 1947 |
18/1947 |
·
FERTILIZERS AND
PLANT TRADE
|
Agric |
FERTILISERS FEEDING STUFFS AND MINERAL MIXTURES ACT
1955 |
8/1955 |
·
FLOUR
|
Enterprise |
FLOUR
AND WHEATENMEAL ACT 1956 |
40/1956 |
·
PESTICIDES
|
Agric |
NOXIOUS
WEEDS ACT 1936 |
38/1936 |
|
Agric |
DESTRUCTIVE
INSECTS AND PESTS (CONSOLIDATION) ACT 1958 |
11/1958 |
|
Agric |
DESTRUCTIVE
INSECTS AND PESTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1991 |
4/1991 |
·
POTATOES
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (POTATOES) ACT 1931 |
26/1931 |
·
SEED TESTING
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
SEEDS ACT 1936 |
14/1936 |
|
Agric |
SEED
PRODUCTION ACT 1955 |
14/1955 |
|
Agric |
SEEDS
AND FERTILISERS SUPPLY ACT 1956 |
19/1956 |
·
SUGAR
|
Agric |
BEET
SUGAR (SUBSIDY) ACT 1925 |
37/1925 |
|
Enterprise |
SUGAR
(CONTROL OF IMPORT) ACT 1936 |
16/1936 |
|
Agric |
SUGAR
ACT 1991 |
3/1991 |
1.6 FOOD AND FOOD SAFETY
·
ABATTOIRS
|
Agric |
ABATTOIRS
ACT 1988 |
8/1988 |
·
ANIMAL REMEDIES
|
Agric |
THERAPEUTIC SUBSTANCES ACT 193269 |
25/1932 |
|
Agric |
ANIMAL
REMEDIES ACT 1993 |
23/1993 |
·
FOOD PROMOTION
|
Agric |
AN BORD
BIA ACT 1994 |
22/1994 |
|
Agric |
AN BORD
BIA (AMENDMENT) ACT 1995 |
20/1995 |
|
Agric |
AN BORD
BIA (AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
21/1996 |
|
Agric |
AN BORD
BIA (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
14/2004 |
·
FOOD STANDARDS
|
Health |
FOOD
STANDARDS ACT 1974 |
11/1974 |
|
Health |
FOOD
SAFETY AUTHORITY OF IRELAND ACT 1998 |
29/1998 |
1.7 LAND RECLAMATION
|
Agric |
LAND
RECLAMATION ACT 1949 |
25/1949 |
1.8 LIVESTOCK BREEDING
·
GENERAL
|
Agric |
LIVESTOCK
(ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION) ACT 1947 |
32/1947 |
·
CATTLE
|
Agric |
CONTROL
OF BULLS FOR BREEDING ACT 1985 |
13/1985 |
·
HORSES
|
Agric |
HORSE BREEDING
ACT 1990 |
8/1990 |
|
Agric |
BORD NA
GCAPALL (DISSOLUTION) ACT 1989 |
9/1989 |
|
Agric |
NATIONAL
STUD ACT 1945 |
31/1945 |
|
Agric |
NATIONAL
STUD ACT 1976 |
26/1976 |
|
Agric |
NATIONAL
STUD (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
4/1993 |
|
Agric |
NATIONAL
STUD (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
40/2000 |
1.9 MEAT HYGIENE AND ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS
·
ANIMAL
BY-PRODUCTS
|
Agric |
CLEAN
WOOL ACT 1947 |
27/1947 |
|
Agric |
WOOL
MARKETING ACT 1968 |
26/1968 |
|
Agric |
WOOL
MARKETING ACT 1984 |
11/1984 |
·
MEAT HYGIENE
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (FRESH MEAT) ACT 1930 |
10/1930 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (FRESH MEAT) ACT 1931 |
45/1931 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (FRESH MEAT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1935 |
36/1935 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (FRESH MEAT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1938 |
1/1938 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (MEAT) (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1954 |
33/1954 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCE (MEAT) (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1978 |
13/1978 |
|
Agric |
SLAUGHTER
OF ANIMALS ACT 1935 |
45/1935 |
·
CATTLE AND SHEEP
MEAT
|
Agric |
SLAUGHTER
OF CATTLE AND SHEEP ACT 1934 |
42/1934 |
|
Agric |
SLAUGHTER
OF CATTLE AND SHEEP (AMENDMENT) ACT 1935 |
37/1935 |
|
Agric |
SLAUGHTER
OF CATTLE AND SHEEP (AMENDMENT) ACT 1936 |
33/1936 |
|
Agric |
NATIONAL
BEEF ASSURANCE SCHEME ACT 2000 |
2/2000 |
·
PIGMEAT
|
Agric |
PIGS
AND BACON ACT 1935 |
24/1935 |
|
Agric |
PIGS
AND BACON ACT 1937 |
23/1937 |
|
Agric |
PIGS
AND BACON (AMENDMENT) ACT 1939 |
35/1939 |
|
Agric |
PIGS AND
BACON ACT 1940 |
24/1940 |
|
Agric |
PIGS
AND BACON (AMENDMENT) ACT 1956 |
37/1956 |
|
Agric |
PIGS
AND BACON (AMENDMENT) ACT 1961 |
14/1961 |
·
POULTRY AND EGGS
|
Agric |
POULTRY
HATCHERIES ACT 1947 |
49/1947 |
1.10 MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS
|
Agric |
CREAMERY
ACT 1928 |
26/1928 |
|
Agric |
CREAMERY
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1934 |
33/1934 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE ACT 1924 |
58/1924 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE ACT 1931 |
29/1931 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1934 |
34/1934 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY PRODUCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1941 |
10/1941 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1947 |
16/1947 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
3/1984 |
|
Agric |
DAIRY
PRODUCE MARKETING ACT 1961 |
1/1961 |
|
Agric |
MILK AND
DAIRIES ACT 1935 |
22/1935 |
|
Agric |
MILK (REGULATION OF SUPPLY AND PRICE) ACT 193670 |
43/1936 |
|
Agric |
MILK
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1979 |
24/1979 |
|
Agric |
MILK
(REGULATION OF SUPPLY) ACT 1994 |
25/1994 |
|
Agric |
MILK
(REGULATION OF SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1995 |
36/1995 |
|
Agric |
MILK
(REGULATION OF SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
41/1996 |
|
Agric |
SALE OF
FOOD AND DRUGS (MILK) ACT 1935 |
3/1935 |
|
Agric |
SALE OF
FOOD AND DRUGS (MILK) ACT 1936 |
44/1936 |
|
Agric |
CREAMERIES
(ACQUISITION) ACT 1943 |
17/1943 |
2.
ARTS, CULTURE
AND SPORT
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, CULTURE AND SPORT;
DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT)
2.1 ARTS GENERALLY
|
Tourism |
ARTS
ACT 2003 |
24/2003 |
|
Tourism |
DOCUMENTS
AND PICTURES (REGULATON OF EXPORT) ACT 1945 |
29/1945 |
2.2 ART GALLERIES
|
Tourism |
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF IRELAND ACT 1928 |
20/1928 |
|
Tourism |
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF IRELAND ACT 1963 |
5/1963 |
2.3 BROADCASTING, FILMS, PUBLICATIONS AND VIDEOS
·
BROADCASTING
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
ACT 2009 |
18/2009 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
4/1964 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1966 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
7/1966 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1971 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
2/1971 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1973 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
1/1973 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1974 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
33/1974 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1979 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
36/1979 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ACT 1988 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
19/1988 |
|
Comms |
RADIO
AND TELEVISION ACT 1988 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
20/1988 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
(MAJOR EVENTS TELEVISION COVERAGE) ACT 1999 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
28/1999 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
15/1993 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
ACT 2001 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
4/2001 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
(MAJOR EVENTS TELEVISION COVERAGE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 (to be repealed by
2009 Act) |
13/2003 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
(FUNDING) ACT 2003 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
43/2003 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 (to be repealed by 2009 Act) |
15/2007 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY ACT 1960 |
10/1960 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
(OFFENCES) ACT 1968 |
35/1968 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1976 |
37/1976 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
ACT 1990 |
24/1990 |
·
FILM AND VIDEO
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF FILMS ACT 1923 |
23/1923 |
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF FILMS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1925 |
21/1925 |
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF FILMS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1930 |
13/1930 |
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF FILMS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1970 |
7/1970 |
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF FILMS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1992 |
29/1992 |
|
Justice |
VIDEO
RECORDINGS ACT 1989 |
22/1989 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
|
Tourism |
IRISH FILM
BOARD ACT 1980 |
36/1980 |
|
Tourism |
IRISH
FILM BOARD (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
36/1993 |
|
Tourism |
IRISH
FILM BOARD (AMENDMENT) ACT 1997 |
44/1997 |
|
Tourism |
IRISH
FILM BOARD (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
35/2000 |
|
Tourism |
IRISH FILM
BOARD (AMENDMENT) 2006 |
38/2006 |
|
Enterprise |
NATIONAL
FILM STUDIOS OF IRELAND LIMITED ACT 1980 |
37/1980 |
·
PUBLICATIONS
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF PUBLICATIONS ACT 1929 |
21/1929 |
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF PUBLICATIONS ACT 1946 |
1/1946 |
|
Justice |
CENSORSHIP
OF PUBLICATIONS ACT 1967 |
15/1967 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
2.4 CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS, INCLUDING MUSEUMS
|
Tourism |
NATIONAL
CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS ACT 1997 |
11/1997 |
|
Finance |
CHESTER
BEATTY LIBRARY ACT 1968 |
10/1968 |
|
Finance |
CHESTER
BEATTY LIBRARY ACT 1986 |
17/1986 |
2.5 DANCE HALLS
|
Justice |
PUBLIC
DANCE HALLS ACT 1935 |
2/1935 |
2.6 HERITAGE, INCLUDING NATIONAL MONUMENTS
·
HERITAGE:
GENERAL
|
Environ |
HERITAGE
ACT 1995 |
4/1995 |
|
Environ |
ARCHITECTURAL
HERITAGE (NATIONAL INVENTORY) AND HISTORIC MONUMENTS (MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS) ACT 1999 |
19/1999 |
|
Tourism |
HERITAGE
FUND ACT 2001 |
44/2001 |
·
HISTORIC PARKS
AND SITES
|
Finance |
PHOENIX
PARK ACT 1925 |
31/1925 |
|
Finance |
BOURN
VINCENT MEMORIAL PARK ACT 1932 |
31/1932 |
|
Finance |
HOLYCROSS
ABBEY (COUNTY TIPPERARY) ACT 1969 |
7/1969 |
|
Gaeltacht |
AN
BLASCAOD MÓR NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK ACT 1989 |
11/1989 |
·
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS ACT 1930 |
2/1930 |
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1954 |
37/1954 |
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
17/1987 |
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
17/1994 |
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
MONUMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
22/2004 |
·
OPEN SPACES
|
Environ |
OPEN
SPACES ACT 1906 |
6 Edw.
7, c.25 |
2.7 HORSE AND GREYHOUND INDUSTRY
|
Agric |
GREYHOUND
INDUSTRY ACT 1958 |
12/1958 |
|
Agric |
GREYHOUND
INDUSTRY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
37/1993 |
|
Agric |
IRISH
HORSERACING INDUSTRY ACT 1994 |
18/1994 |
|
Agric |
HORSE
AND GREYHOUND RACING (BETTING CHARGES AND LEVIES) ACT 1999 |
24/1999 |
|
Agric |
HORSE
RACING IRELAND (MEMBERSHIP) ACT 2001 |
46/2001 |
|
Agric |
HORSE
AND GREYHOUND RACING ACT 2001 |
20/2001 |
2.8 PRESS COUNCIL AND NEWS MEDIA
|
Justice |
DEFAMATION
ACT 2009 |
32/2009 |
|
Foreign |
IRISH NEWS AGENCY ACT 194971 |
33/1949 |
2.9 SPORT
|
Tourism |
IRISH
SPORTS COUNCIL ACT 1999 |
6/1999 |
|
Tourism |
NATIONAL
SPORTS CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ACT 2006 |
19/2006 |
3.
BUSINESS
OCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS72
(VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS)
3.1 ARCHITECTS
|
Environ |
BUILDING
CONTROL ACT 2007 |
21/2007 |
3.2 COMMERCIAL FACTORS AND DEALERS
|
Enterprise |
FACTORS
ACT 1889 |
52
& 53 Vict., c. 45 |
|
Enterprise |
GENERAL
DEALERS (IRELAND) ACT 1903 |
3 Edw.
7, c.44 |
3.2 DENTISTS
|
Health |
DENTISTS
ACT 1928 |
25/1928 |
|
Health |
DENTISTS
ACT 1985 |
9/1985 |
3.3 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND GAS INSTALLERS
|
Comm |
ENERGY
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2006 |
40/2006 |
3.4 HALLMARKING
|
Enterprise |
HALLMARKING
ACT 1981 |
18/1981 |
|
Enterprise |
PLATE
ASSAY (IRELAND) ACT 1807 |
47 Geo.
3 sess. 2, c. 15 |
|
Enterprise |
HALL-MARKING
OF FOREIGN PLATE ACT 1904 |
4 Edw.
7, c.6 |
3.5 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE PROFESSIONALS (GENERAL)
|
Health |
HEALTH
AND SOCIAL CARE PROFESSIONALS ACT 2005 |
27/2005 |
3.6 LAWYERS
·
GENERAL:
SOLICITORS AND BARRISTERS
|
Justice |
LEGAL
PRACTITIONERS (IRISH LANGUAGE) ACT 2008 |
12/2008 |
|
Justice |
LEGAL
SERVICES OMBUDSMAN ACT 2009 |
8/2009 |
·
SOLICITORS
|
Justice |
SOLICITORS
ACT 1954 |
36/1954 |
|
Justice |
SOLICITORS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1960 |
37/1960 |
|
Justice |
SOLICITORS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
27/1994 |
|
Justice |
SOLICITORS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
19/2002 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
3.7 MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
|
Health |
MEDICAL
PRACTITIONERS ACT 2007 |
25/2007 |
3.8 NURSES AND MIDWIVES
|
Health |
NURSES
ACT 1985 |
18/1985 |
3.9 OPTICIANS
|
Health |
OPTICIANS
ACT 1956 |
17/1956 |
|
Health |
OPTICIANS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 |
22/2003 |
3.10 PAWNBROKERS
|
Justice |
PAWNBROKERS
ACT 1964 |
31/1964 |
3.11 PHARMACISTS
|
Health |
PHARMACY
ACT 2007 |
20/2007 |
3.12 POTATO GROWERS AND POTATO PACKERS
|
Agric |
REGISTRATION
OF POTATO GROWERS AND POTATO PACKERS ACT 1984 |
25/1984 |
3.13 PRIVATE SECURITY SERVICES
|
Justice |
PRIVATE
SECURITY SERVICES ACT 2004 |
12/2004 |
3.14 PROPERTY SERVICES, INCLUDING AUCTIONEERS AND
HOUSE AGENTS
|
Justice |
AUCTIONEERS
AND HOUSE AGENTS ACT 1947 |
10/1947 |
|
Justice |
AUCTIONEERS
AND HOUSE AGENTS ACT 1967 |
9/1967 |
|
Justice |
AUCTIONEERS
AND HOUSE AGENTS ACT 1973 |
23/1973 |
3.15 PUBLIC NOTARIES
|
Justice |
PUBLIC
NOTARIES (IRELAND) ACT 1821 |
1 &
2 Geo. 4, c.36 |
3.16 QUALITITY SURVEYORS AND BUILDING SURVEYORS
|
Environ |
BUILDING
CONTROL ACT 2007 |
21/2007 |
3.17 TOUR OPERATORS AND TRAVEL AGENTS
|
Trans |
TRANSPORT
(TOUR OPERATORS AND TRAVEL AGENTS) ACT 1982 |
3/1982 |
3.18 VETERINARY MEDICINE
|
Agric |
VETERINARY
PRACTICE ACT 2005 |
22/2005 |
4.
BUSINESS REGULATION,
INCLUDING BUSINESS NAMES, COMPANY LAW AND PARTNERSHIPS
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE, TRADE AND
INNOVATION)
4.1 BETTING AND GAMING
|
Finance |
TOTALISATOR
ACT 1929 |
22/1929 |
|
Finance |
BETTING
ACT 1931 |
27/1931 |
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
LOTTERY ACT 1986 |
28/1986 |
|
Justice |
GAMING
AND LOTTERIES ACT 1956 |
2/1956 |
|
Justice |
GAMING
AND LOTTERIES ACT 1970 |
6/1970 |
|
Justice |
GAMING
AND LOTTERIES ACT 1979 |
6/1979 |
4.2 BUSINESS NAMES
|
Enterprise |
REGISTRATION
OF BUSINESS NAMES ACT 1963 |
30/1963 |
4.3 CLUBS
|
Justice |
REGISTRATION
OF CLUBS (IRELAND) ACT 1904 |
4 Edw.
7, c.9 |
4.4 COMPANY LAW
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
ACT 1963 |
33/1963 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
31/1977 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1982 |
10/1982 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
13/1983 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1986 |
25/1986 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1990 |
27/1990 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
ACT 1990 |
33/1990 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
8/1999 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANY
LAW ENFORCEMENT ACT 2001 |
28/2001 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING) ACT 2003 |
44/2003 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
20/2009 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2009 |
45/2009 |
|
Enterprise |
STOCK
TRANSFER ACT 1963 |
34/1963 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPANIES
(RE-CONSTITUTION OF RECORDS) ACT 1924 |
21/1924 |
4.5 CO-OPERATIVES AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT 1893 |
56
& 57 Vict., c.39 |
|
Enterprise |
FRIENDLY
SOCIETIES ACT 1896 |
59
Vict., c.25 |
|
Enterprise |
REGISTRY
OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT 1936 |
51/1936 |
|
Enterprise |
FRIENDLY
SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1953 |
28/1953 |
|
Enterprise |
FRIENDLY
SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
17/1977 |
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURAL
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (DEBENTURES) ACT 1934 |
39/1934 |
4.6 INVESTMENTS FUNDS AND COLLECTIVE INVESTMENTS
(UCITS)
|
Enterprise |
INVESTMENT
FUNDS, COMPANIES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ACT 2005 |
12/2005 |
|
Enterprise |
INVESTMENT
FUNDS, COMPANIES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ACT 2006 |
41/2006 |
4.7 PARTNERSHIPS
|
Enterprise |
PARTNERSHIP
ACT 1890 |
53
& 54 Vict., c.39 |
|
Enterprise |
LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP ACT 1907 |
7 Edw.
7, c.24 |
|
Enterprise |
INVESTMENT
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS ACT 1994 |
24/1994 |
5.
CITIZENSHIP,
EQUALITY AND INDIVIDUAL STATUS
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY, EQUALITY AND
GAELTACHT AFFAIRS; DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM; DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
AND CHILDREN)
5.1 IRISH NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP
|
Justice |
IRISH
NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP ACT 1956 |
26/1956 |
|
Justice |
IRISH
NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP ACT 1986 |
23/1986 |
|
Justice |
IRISH
NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP ACT 1994 |
9/1994 |
|
Justice |
IRISH
NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP ACT 2001 |
15/2001 |
|
Justice |
IRISH
NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP ACT 2004 |
38/2004 |
5.2 IMMIGRATION AND REFUGEES
·
IMMIGRATION
|
Justice |
IMMIGRATION
ACT 1999 |
22/1999 |
|
Justice |
ILLEGAL
IMMIGRANTS (TRAFFICKING) ACT 2000 |
29/2000 |
|
Justice |
IMMIGRATION
ACT 2003 |
26/2003 |
|
Justice |
IMMIGRATION
ACT 2004 |
1/2004 |
|
Justice |
ALIENS
RESTRICTION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1931 |
6/1931 |
|
Justice |
ALIENS
ACT 1935 |
14/1935 |
·
PRISONERS OF WAR
|
Defence |
PRISONERS
OF WAR AND ENEMY ALIENS ACT 1956 |
27/1956 |
|
Foreign |
GENEVA
CONVENTIONS ACT 1962 |
11/1962 |
|
Foreign |
GENEVA CONVENTIONS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
35/1998 |
·
REFUGEES
|
Justice |
REFUGEE
ACT 1996 |
17/1996 |
5.3 EQUALITY
|
Gaeltacht/ Justice |
EQUAL STATUS ACT 200073 |
8/2000 |
|
Gaeltacht/ Justice |
EQUALITY ACT 200474 |
24/2004 |
|
Gaeltacht |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 (AMENDING 2000 AND 2004 ACTS) |
14/2008 |
|
Justice |
MARRIED
WOMEN’S STATUS ACT 1957 |
5/1957 |
|
Justice |
SEX DISQUALIFICATION
(REMOVAL) ACT 1919 |
9 &
10 Geo. 5, c.71 |
5.4 CAPACITY
·
AGE OF MAJORITY
|
Justice |
AGE OF
MAJORITY ACT 1985 |
2/1985 |
·
ABILITY AND
DISABILITY
|
Gaeltacht/ Justice |
NATIONAL
DISABILITY AUTHORITY ACT 1999 |
14/1999 |
|
Gaeltacht/ Justice |
DISABILITY
ACT 2005 |
14/2005 |
·
MENTAL CAPACITY
|
Justice |
MARRIAGE
OF LUNATICS ACT 1811 |
51 Geo.
3, c.37 |
|
Justice |
LUNACY
REGULATION (IRELAND) ACT 1871 |
34
& 35 Vict. c.22 |
|
Justice |
POWERS
OF ATTORNEY ACT 1996 |
12/1996 |
5.5 CIVIL REGISTRATION, INCLUDING BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATH
·
BIRTHS,
MARRIAGES AND DEATH
|
Social |
CIVIL
REGISTRATION ACT 2004 |
3/2004 |
|
Social |
CIVIL
REGISTRATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
19/2005 |
·
CORONERS AND
INQUESTS
|
Justice |
CORONERS
ACT 1962 |
9/1962 |
|
Justice |
CORONERS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
33/2005 |
5.6 STATUTORY DECLARATIONS AND LEGALISATION OF
DOCUMENTS
|
Justice |
STATUTORY
DECLARATIONS ACT 1938 |
37/1938 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
5.7 EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
|
Gaeltacht75 |
EUROPEAN
CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 2003 |
20/2003 |
5.8 HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
|
Gaeltacht76 |
HUMAN RIGHTS
COMMISSION ACT 2000 |
9/2000 |
|
Gaeltacht77 |
HUMAN
RIGHTS COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
35/2001 |
5.9 DATA PROTECTION
|
Justice |
DATA
PROTECTION ACT 1988 |
25/1988 |
|
Justice |
DATA PROTECTION
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 |
6/2003 |
6.
CIVIL LIABILITY
(CONTRACT AND TORT) AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE, TRADE AND
INNOVATION; DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM)
6.1 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CIVIL LIABILITY
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LIABILITY ACT 1961 |
41/1961 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LIABILITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 |
17/1964 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LIABILITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
42/1996 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LIABILITY AND COURTS ACT 2004 |
31/2004 |
|
Defence |
CIVIL LIABILITY
(ASSESSMENT OF HEARING INJURY) ACT 1998 |
12/1998 |
6.2 CIVIL LIABILITY: CONTRACT
|
Justice |
STATUTE
OF FRAUDS ACT 1695 |
7 Will.
3, c.12 |
|
Justice |
STATUTE
OF FRAUDS AMENDMENT ACT 1828 |
9 Geo.
4, c.14 |
|
Justice |
INFANTS
RELIEF ACT 1874 |
37
& 38 Vict., c.62 |
|
Enterprise |
SALE OF
GOODS AND SUPPLY OF SERVICES ACT 1980 |
16/1980 |
|
Justice |
CONTRACTUAL
OBLIGATIONS (APPLICABLE LAW) ACT 1991 |
8/1991 |
6.3 CIVIL LIABILITY: TORT (NON-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY)
·
ANIMALS
|
Justice |
ANIMALS
ACT 1985 |
11/1985 |
·
COMMON CARRIERS
|
Transport |
CARRIERS
ACT 1830 |
11 Geo.
4 & 1 Will. 4, c. 68 |
·
DEFAMATION
|
Justice |
DEFAMATION
ACT 2009 |
32/2009 |
·
EMPLOYER’S
LIABILITY AND PUBLIC LIABILITY
|
Enterprise |
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE AT WORK ACT 200578 |
10/2005 |
|
Justice |
LAW
REFORM (PERSONAL INJURIES) ACT 1958 |
38/1958 |
·
FIRE
|
Justice |
ACCIDENTAL
FIRES ACT 1943 |
8/1943 |
·
HOLIDAYS
|
Enterprise/ Transport79 |
PACKAGE
HOLIDAYS AND TRAVEL TRADE ACT 1995 |
17/1995 |
·
HOTELS
|
Justice |
HOTEL
PROPRIETORS ACT 1963 |
7/1963 |
·
MALICIOUS DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY
|
Justice |
MALICIOUS
INJURIES ACT 1981 |
9/1981 |
|
Justice |
MALICIOUS
INJURIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1986 |
27/1986 |
|
Justice |
DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY (COMPENSATION) ACT 1923 |
15/1923 |
|
Justice |
DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1923 |
43/1923 |
|
Justice |
DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY (COMPENSATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1924 |
42/1924 |
|
Justice |
DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY (COMPENSATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1926 |
19/1926 |
|
Justice |
DAMAGE
TO PROPERTY (COMPENSATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1933 |
35/1933 |
|
Justice |
NEUTRALITY
(WAR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY) ACT 1941 |
24/1941 |
|
Justice |
CONTINUATION
OF COMPENSATION SCHEMES ACT 1946 |
19/1946 |
|
Justice |
CONTINUATION
OF COMPENSATION SCHEMES ACT 1946 (AMENDMENT) ACT 1949 |
15/1949 |
·
OCCUPIERS’
LIABILITY
|
Justice |
OCCUPIERS’
LIABILITY ACT 1995 |
10/1995 |
·
PRODUCT
LIABILITY
|
Enterprise |
LIABILITY
FOR DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS ACT 1991 |
28/1991 |
|
Enterprise |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (LIABILITY FOR DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS) REGULATIONS 2000 (AMENDED 1991
ACT) |
SI No.
401/2000 |
·
ROAD TRAFFIC AND
TRANSPORT
|
Trans |
ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 196180 |
24/1961 |
·
SEA POLLUTION
|
Transport81 |
OIL
POLLUTION OF THE SEA (CIVIL LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION) 1988 |
11/1988 |
|
Transport |
OIL POLLUTION
OF THE SEA (CIVIL LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
13/1998 |
6.4 LIMITATION PERIODS
|
Justice |
STATUTE
OF LIMITATIONS 1957 |
6/1957 |
|
Justice |
STATUTE
OF LIMITATIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1991 |
18/1991 |
|
Justice |
STATUTE
OF LIMITATIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
13/2000 |
|
Justice82 |
PUBLIC
AUTHORITIES (JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS) ACT 1954 |
27/1954 |
6.5 MANAGEMENT OF CIVIL CLAIMS INVOLVING STATE BODIES
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
TREASURY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
39/2000 |
6.6 CIVIL LEGAL AID
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LEGAL AID ACT 1995 |
32/1995 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
6.7 ARBITRATION
|
Justice |
ARBITRATION ACT 201083 |
1/2010 |
6.8 NON-JUDICIAL COMPENSATION ASSESSMENT ARRANGEMENTS
·
PERSONAL
INJURIES ASSESSMENT BOARD
|
Enterprise |
PERSONAL
INJURIES ASSESSMENT BOARD ACT 2003 |
46/2003 |
|
Enterprise |
PERSONAL
INJURIES ASSESSMENT BOARD (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
35/2007 |
·
COMPENSATION AND
REDRESS BODIES
|
Health |
HEPATITIS
C COMPENSATION TRIBUNAL ACT 1997 |
34/1997 |
|
Health |
HEPATITIS
C COMPENSATION TRIBUNAL (AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
21/2002 |
|
Health |
HEPATITIS
C COMPENSATION TRIBUNAL (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
22/2006 |
|
Educate |
RESIDENTIAL
INSTITUTIONS REDRESS ACT 2002 |
13/2002 |
7.
COMMERCIAL LAW
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE, TRADE AND
INNOVATION)
7.1 BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND CHEQUES
|
Finance |
BILLS
OF EXCHANGE ACT 1882 |
45
& 46 Vict., c.61 |
|
Finance |
CHEQUES
ACT 1959 |
19/1959 |
7.2 BILLS OF SALE
|
Finance |
BILLS
OF SALE (IRELAND) ACT 1879 |
42
& 43 Vict., c. 50 |
|
Finance |
BILLS
OF SALE (IRELAND) ACT (1879) AMENDMENT ACT 1883 |
46
& 47 Vict., c.7 |
7.3 CASUAL TRADING AND FAIRS
|
Enterprise |
CASUAL
TRADING ACT 1995 |
19/1995 |
|
Enterprise |
STREET
TRADING ACT 1926 |
15/1926 |
|
Enterprise |
OCCASIONAL
TRADING ACT 1979 |
35/1979 |
7.4 COMPETITION AND PRICES
·
COMPETITION LAW:
GENERAL
|
Enterprise |
COMPETITION
ACT 2002 |
14/2002 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPETITION
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
4/2006 |
|
Enterprise |
COMPETITION
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
12/2010 |
·
PRICES
|
Enterprise |
CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 200784 |
19/2007 |
·
TAKEOVERS
|
Enterprise |
IRISH
TAKEOVER PANEL ACT 1997 |
5/1997 |
7.5 CONSUMER CREDIT
|
Enterprise/ Finance85 |
CONSUMER
CREDIT ACT 1995 |
24/1995 |
7.6 CONSUMER PROTECTION: GENERAL
|
Enterprise |
CONSUMER
PROTECTION ACT 2007 |
19/2007 |
7.7 ELECTRONIC COMMERCE
|
Comms/ Finance |
ELECTRONIC
COMMERCE ACT 2000 |
27/2000 |
7.8 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, INCLUDING COPYRIGHT,
PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS
·
COPYRIGHT AND
RELATED RIGHTS
|
Enterprise |
COPYRIGHT
AND RELATED RIGHTS ACT 2000 |
28/2000 |
|
Enterprise |
COPYRIGHT
AND RELATED RIGHTS(AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
18/2004 |
|
Enterprise |
COPYRIGHT
AND RELATED RIGHTS(AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
39/2007 |
|
Enterprise |
COPYRIGHT
(PRESERVATION) ACT 1929 |
25/1929 |
·
INDUSTRIAL
DESIGNS
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DESIGNS ACT 2001 |
39/2001 |
·
IRISH WHISKEY
|
Agric |
IRISH
WHISKEY ACT 1980 |
33/1980 |
·
PATENTS
|
Enterprise |
PATENTS
ACT 1992 |
1/1992 |
|
Enterprise |
PATENTS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
31/2006 |
·
PLANT VARIETIES:
PROPRIETARY RIGHTS
|
Agric |
PLANT
VARIETIES (PROPRIETARY RIGHTS) ACT 1980 |
24/1980 |
|
Agruc |
PLANT
VARIETIES (PROPRIETARY RIGHTS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
41/1998 |
·
TRADE MARKS
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
MARKS ACT 1996 |
6/1996 |
·
MISCELLANEOUS
|
Enterprise |
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1998 |
28/1998 |
7.9 LEGAL METROLOGY (WEIGHTS AND MEASURES)
|
Enterprise |
METROLOGY
ACT 1996 |
27/1996 |
7.10 MERCHANDISE MARKS
|
Enterprise |
MERCHANDISE
MARKS ACT 1970 |
10/1970 |
7.11 PACKAGED GOODS
|
Enterprise |
PACKAGED
GOODS (QUANTITY CONTROL) ACT 1980 |
11/1980 |
7.12 PERSONAL INSOLVENCY AND PERSONAL DEBT
|
Justice |
BANKRUPTCY
ACT 1988 |
27/1988 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 (AMENDED 1988 ACT) |
14/2008 |
7.13 PROMPT PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS
|
Enterprise |
PROMPT PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS ACT 199786 |
31/1997 |
7.14 SALE OF GOODS AND SUPPLY OF SERVICES87
|
Enterprise |
SALE OF
GOODS ACT 1893 |
56
& 57 Vict., c. 71 |
|
Enterprise |
SALE OF
GOODS AND SUPPLY OF SERVICES ACT 1980 |
16/1980 |
7.15 SUMMER TIME AND WINTER TIME
|
Justice |
STANDARD
TIME ACT 1968 |
23/1968 |
|
Justice |
STANDARD
TIME (AMENDMENT) ACT 1971 |
17/1971 |
7.16 TRADING STAMPS
|
Enterprise |
TRADING
STAMPS ACT 1980 |
23/1980 |
8. COMMUNICATIONS AND ENERGY
(DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS, ENERGY AND NATURAL
RESOURCES)
8.1 COMMUNICATIONS
·
REGULATION
GENERALLY
|
Comms |
COMMUNICATIONS
REGULATION ACT 2002 |
20/2002 |
|
Comms |
COMMUNICATIONS
REGULATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
22/2007 |
|
Comms |
COMMUNICATIONS
REGULATION (PREMIUM RATE SERVICES AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS
INFRASTRUCTURE) ACT 2010 |
2/2010 |
·
POSTAL SERVICES
|
Comms |
POST
OFFICE (PARCELS) ACT 1882 |
45
& 46 Vict., c. 74 |
|
Comms |
POST
OFFICE (EVASION OF POSTAGE) ACT 1937 |
7/1937 |
|
Comms |
POST
OFFICE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1951 |
17/1951 |
|
Comms |
POSTAL
AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES ACT 1983 |
24/1983 |
|
Comms |
POSTAL
AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
10/1984 |
|
Comms |
POSTAL AND
TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
5/1999 |
|
Justice |
INTERCEPTION
OF POSTAL PACKETS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS MESSAGES (REGULATION) ACT 1993 |
10/1993 |
·
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
|
Comms |
POSTAL
AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES ACT 1983 |
24/1983 |
|
Comms |
POSTAL
AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
10/1984 |
|
Comms |
WIRELESS
TELEGRAPHY ACT 1926 |
45/1926 |
|
Comms |
WIRELESS
TELEGRAPHY ACT 1956 (to be repealed by Broadcasting Act 2009) |
4/1956 |
|
Comms |
WIRELESS
TELEGRAPHY ACT 1972 |
5/1972 |
|
Comms |
BROADCASTING
AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ACT 1988 |
19/1988 |
|
Justice |
INTERCEPTION
OF POSTAL PACKETS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS MESSAGES (REGULATION) ACT 1993 |
10/1993 |
|
Comms |
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1996 |
34/1996 |
|
Comms |
POSTAL
AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
5/1999 |
·
BORROWING AND
FINANCE CAPITAL
|
Finance |
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1924 |
33/1924 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1927 |
8/1927 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1931 |
12/1931 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1936 |
19/1936 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1938 |
27/1938 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1946 |
27/1946 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1951 |
19/1951 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1956 |
23/1956 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1960 |
21/1960 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1963 |
31/1963 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1969 |
2/1969 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1973 |
32/1973 |
|
Finance
|
TELEPHONE
CAPITAL ACT 1977 |
22/1977 |
|
Finance
|
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
CAPITAL ACT 1981 |
15/1981 |
8.2 ENERGY: BIOFUELS, ELECTRICITY, PETROLEUM AND TURF
·
SUSTAINABLE
ENERGY STANDARDS
|
Comms |
SUSTAINABLE
ENERGY ACT 2002 |
2/2002 |
·
BIOFUELS
|
Comms |
ENERGY
(BIOFUEL OBLIGATION AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2010 |
11/2010 |
·
GEOTHERMAL
ENERGY
·
REGULATION OF
ELECTRICITY AND PETROLEUM, INCLUDING GAS
|
Comms |
ENERGY
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1995 |
35/1995 |
|
Comms |
ENERGY (MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS) ACT 2006 |
40/2006 |
·
ELECTRICITY
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
REGULATION ACT 1999 |
23/1999 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
REGULATION (AMENDMENT) (SINGLE ELECTRICITY MARKET) ACT 2007 |
5/2007 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
REGULATION (AMENDMENT) (EIRGRID) ACT 2008 |
11/2008 |
|
Comms |
ENERGY
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1995 |
35/1995 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) ACT 1927 |
27/1927 |
|
Comms |
SHANNON
ELECTRICITY ACT 1925 |
26/1925 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(FINANCE) ACT 1929 |
26/1929 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
AGREEMENTS (ADAPTATION) ACT 1929 |
39/1929 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1930 |
19/1930 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1931 |
32/1931 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1932 |
15/1932 |
|
Comms |
SHANNON
ELECTRICITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1933 |
24/1933 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1934 |
6/1934 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1934 |
38/1934 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1935 |
20/1935 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1941 |
1/1941 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
SUPPLY BOARD (SUPERANNUATION) ACT 1942 |
17/1942 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1942 |
27/1942 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1945 |
12/1945 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1949 |
12/1949 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1952 |
4/1952 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1954 |
17/1954 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1955 |
20/1955 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1958 |
35/1958 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1961 |
2/1961 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1962 |
24/1962 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1963 |
14/1963 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1965 |
15/1965 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1968 |
32/1968 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SPECIAL PROVISIONS) (REPEAL) ACT 1969 |
12/1969 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1970 |
5/1970 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1971 |
18/1971 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1972 |
24/1972 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1974 |
19/1974 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1976 |
35/1976 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1979 |
2/1979 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1981 |
24/1981 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1982 |
22/1982 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1985 |
6/1985 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1988 |
17/1988 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
9/2001 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
(SUPPLY) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
25/2004 |
|
Comms |
ELECTRICITY
REGULATION (AMENDMENT) (CARBON REVENUE LEVY) ACT 2010 |
13/2010 |
·
PETROLUEM
|
Comms |
PETROLEUM
AND OTHER MINERALS DEVELOPMENT ACT 1960 |
7/1960 |
|
Comms |
FUELS
(CONTROL OF SUPPLIES) ACT 1971 |
3/1971 |
|
Comms |
FUELS (CONTROL
OF SUPPLIES) ACT 1982 |
18/1982 |
|
Comms |
IRISH
NATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED ACT 2001 |
26/2001 |
|
Comms |
NATIONAL
OIL RESERVES AGENCY ACT 2007 |
7/2007 |
|
Comms |
PETROLEUM
(EXPLORATION AND EXTRACTION) SAFETY ACT 2010 |
4/2010 |
·
GAS
|
Comms |
GAS ACT
1976 |
30/1976 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
35/1980 |
|
Comms |
GAS
REGULATION ACT 1982 |
16/1982 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1982 |
17/1982 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
9/1987 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
7/1993 |
|
Comms |
ENERGY
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1995 |
35/1995 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
17/1998 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
26/2000 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(INTERIM) (REGULATION) ACT 2002 |
10/2002 |
|
Comms |
ENERGY (MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS) ACT 2006 |
40/2006 |
|
Comms |
GAS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
3/2009 |
|
Comms |
GAS
REGULATION ACT 1928 |
24/1928 |
|
Comms |
GAS
REGULATION ACT 1957 |
26/1957 |
·
TURF
|
Comms |
TURF
(USE AND DEVELOPMENT) ACT 1936 |
23/1936 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1946 |
10/1946 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1950 |
23/1950 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1953 |
19/1953 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1957 |
10/1957 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1958 |
18/1958 |
|
Comms |
TURF DEVELOPMENT
ACT 1959 |
2/1959 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1961 |
46/1961 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1965 |
9/1965 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1968 |
28/1968 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1975 |
22/1975 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1980 |
13/1980 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1981 |
20/1981 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1983 |
26/1983 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1990 |
22/1990 |
|
Comms |
TURF
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1998 |
26/1998 |
9.
COURTS AND
COURTS SERVICE
(DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM)
9.1 GENERAL JURISDICTION OF COURTS88
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1476 |
16
& 17 Edw. 4, c.22 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
PROCEDURE ACT 1833 |
3 &
4 Will. 4, c.42 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL BILL
COURTS (IRELAND) ACT 1851 |
14
& 15 Vict., c. 57 |
|
Justice |
PETTY
SESSIONS (IRELAND) ACT 1851 |
14
& 15 Vict., c. 93 |
|
Justice |
SUMMARY
JURISDICTION ACT 1857 |
20
& 21 Vict., c. 43 |
|
Justice |
COURT
OF ADMIRALTY (IRELAND) ACT 1867 |
30
& 31 Vict., c. 114 |
|
Justice |
COUNTY
OFFICERS AND COURTS (IRELAND) ACT 1877 |
40
& 41 Vict., c. 56 |
|
Justice |
SUPREME
COURT OF JUDICATURE ACT (IRELAND) 1877 |
40
& 41 Vict., c. 57 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
OF JUSTICE ACT 1924 |
10/1924 |
|
Justice |
COURTS OF
JUSTICE ACT 1926 |
1/1926 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
OF JUSTICE ACT 1928 |
15/1928 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
OF JUSTICE ACT 1936 |
48/1936 |
|
Justice |
CIRCUIT
COURT (REGISTRATION OF JUDGMENTS) ACT 1937 |
3/1937 |
|
Justice |
COURTS OF
JUSTICE (DISTRICT COURT) ACT 1946 |
21/1946 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
OF JUSTICE ACT 1947 |
20/1947 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
OF JUSTICE (DISTRICT COURT) ACT 1949 |
8/1949 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
OF JUSTICE ACT 1953 |
32/1953 |
|
Justice |
COURTS (ESTABLISHMENT
AND CONSTITUTION) ACT 1961 |
38/1961 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1961 |
39/1961 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1962 |
18/1962 |
|
Justice |
COURTS (SUPPLEMENTAL
PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 |
9/1964 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1964 |
11/1964 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1968 |
3/1968 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1968 |
21/1968 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1971 |
36/1971 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1973 |
26/1973 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1977 |
11/1977 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1979 |
15/1979 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1981 |
11/1981 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(NO. 2) ACT 1981 |
31/1981 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1985 |
23/1985 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1986 |
1/1986 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(NO. 2) ACT 1986 |
26/1986 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(NO. 3) ACT 1986 |
33/1986 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1988 |
14/1988 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(NO. 2) ACT 1988 |
34/1988 |
|
Comms |
JURISDICTION
OF COURTS (MARITIME CONVENTIONS) ACT 1989 |
5/1989 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1991 |
20/1991 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(NO. 2) ACT 1991 |
21/1991 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1991 |
23/1991 |
|
Justice |
COURTS AND
COURT OFFICERS ACT 1995 |
31/1995 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1996 |
26/1996 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
ACT 1997 |
6/1997 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(NO. 2) ACT 1997 |
43/1997 |
|
Justice |
JURISDICTION
OF COURTS AND ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS ACT 1998 |
52/1998 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
25/1999 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
15/2000 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
AND COURT OFFICERS ACT 2002 |
15/2002 |
|
Justice |
COURTS AND
COURT OFFICERS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 |
36/2003 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LIABILITY AND COURTS ACT 2004 |
31/2004 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
AND COURT OFFICERS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
4/2007 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
AND COURT OFFICERS ACT 2009 |
36/2009 |
9.2 EVIDENCE
·
GENERAL
|
Justice |
COMMON
LAW PROCEDURE (IRELAND) ACT 1860 |
23
& 24 Vict., c.82 |
|
Justice |
COMMON
LAW PROCEDURE AMENDMENT ACT, IRELAND 1870 |
33
& 34 Vict., c.109 |
|
Justice |
OATHS
ACT 1888 |
51
& 52 Vict., c.46 |
|
Justice |
OATHS
ACT 1909 |
9 Edw.
7, c.39 |
|
Justice
|
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (EVIDENCE) ACT 1924 |
37/1924 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
EVIDENCE ACT 1992 |
12/1992 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 2006 |
26/2006 |
·
DOCUMENTARY
EVIDENCE
|
Justice |
EVIDENCE
ACT 1845 |
8 &
9 Vict., c.113 |
|
Justice |
EVIDENCE
ACT 1851 |
14
& 15 Vict., c.99 |
|
Taoiseach89 |
DOCUMENTARY
EVIDENCE ACT 1925 |
24/1925 |
|
Justice |
BANKERS’
BOOKS EVIDENCE ACT 1879 |
42
& 43 Vict., c. 11 |
|
Justice |
BANKERS’
BOOKS EVIDENCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1959 |
21/1959 |
·
FORENSIC
EVIDENCE
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (FORENSIC EVIDENCE) ACT 1990 |
34/1990 |
9.3 JURIES
|
Justice |
JURIES
ACT 1976 |
4/1976 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL LAW
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
9.4 ENFORCEMENT OF COURT ORDERS
|
Justice |
ENFORCEMENT
OF COURT ORDERS ACT 1926 |
18/1926 |
|
Justice |
ENFORCEMENT
OF COURT ORDERS ACT 1940 |
23/1940 |
|
Justice |
ENFORCEMENT
OF COURT ORDERS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
21/2009 |
9.5 JUDICIARY
·
APPOINTMENT OF
JUDGES
|
Justice |
COURTS
(SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1961 |
39/1961 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
AND COURT OFFICERS ACT 1995 |
31/1995 |
9.6 COURTS SERVICE AND COURT OFFICERS
·
COURTS SERVICE
|
Justice |
COURTS
SERVICE ACT 1998 |
8/1998 |
|
Justice |
COURTHOUSES
(PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE) ACT 1935 |
18/1935 |
·
COURT OFFICERS
|
Justice |
COURT
OFFICERS ACT 1926 |
27/1926 |
|
Justice |
COURT
OFFICERS ACT 1945 |
25/1945 |
|
Justice |
COURT
OFFICERS ACT 1951 |
8/1951 |
|
Justice |
COURTS
OF JUSTICE AND COURT OFFICERS (SUPERANNUATION) ACT 1961 |
16/1961 |
|
Justice |
COURT
OFFICERS ACT 1972 |
6/1972 |
·
FUNDS OF SUITORS
|
Justice |
FUNDS
OF SUITORS ACT 1959 |
32/1959 |
|
Justice |
FUNDS OF
SUITORS ACT 1963 |
35/1963 |
|
Justice |
FUNDS
OF SUITORS ACT 1966 |
25/1966 |
|
Justice |
FUNDS
OF SUITORS ACT 1984 |
17/1984 |
10.
CRIMINAL LAW
(DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM)
10.1 CRIMINAL LAW: GENERAL PART (GENERAL PRINCIPLES)
·
MENTAL ELEMENTS
IN CRIME
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1964 |
5/1964 |
·
DEFENCES
|
Justice |
INFANTICIDE
ACT 1949 |
16/1949 |
|
Justice |
NON-FATAL
OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON ACT 1997 |
26/1997 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (INSANITY) ACT 2006 |
11/2006 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (INSANITY) ACT 2010 |
40/2010 |
10.2 CRIMINAL LAW: SPECIFIC PART (SPECIFIC OFFENCES)
·
TREASON
|
Justice |
TREASON
ACT 1939 |
10/1939 |
·
OFFENCES AGAINST
THE STATE
|
Justice |
TREASON
ACT 1939 |
10/1939 |
|
Justice |
OFFENCES
AGAINST THE STATE ACT 1939 |
13/1939 |
|
Justice |
OFFENCES
AGAINST THE STATE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1940 |
2/1940 |
|
Justice |
OFFENCES
AGAINST THE STATE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1972 |
26/1972 |
|
Justice |
EMERGENCY
POWERS ACT 1976 |
33/1976 |
|
Justice |
OFFENCES
AGAINST THE STATE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1985 |
3/1985 |
|
Justice |
OFFENCES
AGAINST THE STATE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
39/1998 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (TERRORIST OFFENCES) ACT 2005 |
2/2005 |
·
OFFENCES AGAINST
THE PERSON: HOMICIDE
|
Justice |
OFFENCES
AGAINST THE PERSON ACT 1861 |
24
& 25 Vict., c.100 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1964 |
5/1964 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (SUICIDE) ACT 1993 |
11/1993 |
·
OFFENCES AGAINST
THE PERSON: NON-FATAL, INCLUDING ASSAULT
|
Justice |
NON-FATAL
OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSON ACT 1997 |
26/1997 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE) ACT 2000 |
11/2000 |
·
OFFENCES AGAINST
THE PERSON: SEXUAL
|
Justice |
PUNISHMENT
OF INCEST ACT 1908 |
8 Edw.
7, c.45 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW AMENDMENT ACT 1935 |
6/1935 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (RAPE) ACT 1981 |
10/1981 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (RAPE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1990 |
32/1990 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (SEXUAL OFFENCES) ACT 1993 |
20/1993 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (INCEST PROCEEDINGS) ACT 1995 |
12/1995 |
|
Justice |
SEXUAL
OFFENCES (JURISDICTION) ACT 1996 |
38/1996 |
|
Justice |
CHILD
TRAFFICKING AND PORNOGRAPHY ACT 1998 |
22/1998 |
|
Justice |
SEX
OFFENDERS ACT 2001 |
18/2001 |
|
Justice |
CHILD TRAFFICKING
AND PORNOGRAPHY (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
17/2004 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (SEXUAL OFFENCES) ACT 2006 |
15/2006 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (SEXUAL OFFENCES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
6/2007 |
·
TRAFFICKING OF
PERSONS AND SLAVERY
|
Justice |
SLAVE TRADE
ACT 1824 |
5 Geo.
4, c.113 |
|
Justice |
SLAVERY
ABOLITION ACT 1833 |
3 &
4 Will. 4, c.73 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (HUMAN TRAFFICKING) ACT 2008 |
8/2008 |
·
EXPLOSIVE
SUBSTANCES
|
Justice |
EXPLOSIVE
SUBSTANCES ACT 1883 |
46
& 47 Vict., c.3 |
·
FIREARMS AND
OFFENSIVE WEAPONS
|
Justice |
FIREARMS
ACT 1925 |
17/1925 |
|
Justice |
FIREARMS
ACT 1964 |
1/1964 |
|
Enterprise |
FIREARMS
(PROOFING) ACT 1968 |
20/1968 |
|
Justice |
FIREARMS
ACT 1971 |
13/1971 |
|
Justice |
FIREARMS
AND OFFENSIVE WEAPONS ACT 1990 |
12/1990 |
|
Justice |
FIREARMS
(TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) ACT 1998 |
32/1998 |
|
Justice |
FIREARMS
(FIREARM CERTIFICATES FOR NON-RESIDENTS) ACT 2000 |
20/2000 |
·
PUBLIC ORDER
|
Justice |
VAGRANCY
ACT 1824 |
5 Geo.
4, c.83 |
|
Justice |
TUMULTUOUS
RISINGS (IRELAND) ACT 1831 |
1 &
2 Will. 4, c.44 |
|
Justice |
VAGRANCY
(IRELAND) ACT 1847 |
10
& 11 Vict., c. 84 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (PUBLIC ORDER) ACT 1994 |
2/1994 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (PUBLIC ORDER) ACT 2003 |
16/2003 |
·
BRIBERY AND
CORRUPTION
|
Justice |
PUBLIC
BODIES CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT 1889 |
52
& 53 Vict., c. 69 |
|
Justice |
PREVENTION
OF CORRUPTION ACT 1906 |
6 Edw.
7, c.34 |
|
Justice |
PREVENTION
OF CORRUPTION ACT 1916 |
6 &
7 Geo. 5, c. 64 |
|
Justice |
PREVENTION
OF CORRUPTION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
27/2001 |
|
Justice |
PREVENTION
OF CORRUPTION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
33/2010 |
·
THEFT AND FRAUD
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (THEFT AND FRAUD OFFENCES) ACT 2001 |
50/2001 |
·
DRUGS OFFENCES
|
Health |
MISUSE OF
DRUGS ACT 1977 |
12/1977 |
|
Health |
MISUSE
OF DRUGS ACT 1984 |
18/1984 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (DRUG TRAFFICKING) ACT 1996 |
29/1996 |
|
Justice |
LICENSING
(COMBATING DRUG ABUSE) ACT 1997 |
33/1997 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (ILLICIT TRAFFIC BY SEA) ACT 2003 |
18/2003 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES) ACT 2010 |
22/2010 |
·
OFFENCES
INVOLVING THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE90: PERJURY
|
Justice |
PERJURY
ACT 1586 |
28
Eliz., c.1 |
|
Justice |
PERJURY
ACT 1791 |
31
Geo.3, c.18 |
|
Justice |
COURT
OF JUSTICE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES (PERJURY) ACT 1975 |
12/1975 |
·
OFFENCES
INVOLVING THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE91: WITNESS PROTECTION
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1999 |
10/1999 |
·
OFFENCES AGAINST
PROPERTY
|
Justice |
PROHIBITION
OF FORCIBLE ENTRY AND OCCUPATION ACT 1971 |
25/1971 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
DAMAGE ACT 1991 |
31/1991 |
·
OFFENCES
INVOLVING SPEECH
|
Justice |
PROHIBITION
OF INCITEMENT TO HATRED ACT 1989 |
19/1989 |
·
GENOCIDE AND
INTERNATIONAL WAR CRIMES
|
Justice |
INTERNATIONAL
CRIMINAL COURT 2006 |
30/2006 |
|
Justice |
INTERNATIONAL
WAR CRIMES TRIBUNALS ACT 1998 |
40/1998 |
|
Justice |
GENOCIDE
ACT 1973 |
28/1973 |
·
OFFENCES
INVOLVING INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (SAFETY OF UNITED NATIONS WORKERS) ACT 2000 |
16/2000 |
·
MARITIME
SECURITY AND PIRACY
|
Comms92 |
MARITIME
SECURITY ACT 2004 |
29/2004 |
10.3 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, INCLUDING ARREST
·
ARREST
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1984 |
22/1984 |
·
BAIL
|
Justice |
BAIL
ACT 1997 |
16/1997 |
·
CHILDREN AND
YOUTH JUSTICE
|
Justice |
CHILDREN
ACT 2001 |
24/2001 |
|
Justice |
CHILDREN
ACT 1989 |
18/1989 |
·
DIRECTOR OF
PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS
|
Taoiseach93 |
PROSECUTION
OF OFFENCES ACT 1974 |
22/1974 |
·
GENERAL
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION ACT 1914 |
4 &
5 Geo. 5, c.58 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (ADMINISTRATION) ACT 1924 |
44/1924 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1951 |
2/1951 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1964 |
5/1964 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ACT 1967 |
12/1967 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1973 |
16/1973 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW (JURISDICTION) ACT 1976 |
14/1976 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW ACT 1976 |
32/1976 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (VERDICTS) ACT 1976 |
34/1976 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ACT 1993 |
40/1993 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1997 |
4/1997 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
LAW ACT 1997 |
14/1997 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (LOCATION OF VICTIMS’ REMAINS) ACT 1999 |
9/1999 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 2006 |
26/2006 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
23/2007 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 2007 |
29/2007 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (SURVEILLANCE) ACT 2009 |
19/2009 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2009 |
28/2009 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
32/2009 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
PROCEDURE ACT 2010 |
27/2010 |
10.4 SENTENCING
|
Justice |
PROBATION
OF OFFENDERS ACT 1907 |
7 Edw.
7, c. 17 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (COMMUNITY SERVICE) ACT 1983 |
23/1983 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1990 |
16/1990 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1993 |
6/1993 |
|
Justice |
TRANSFER
OF SENTENCED PERSONS ACT 1995 |
16/1995 |
|
Justice |
TRANSFER
OF SENTENCED PERSONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1997 |
41/1997 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (RELEASE OF PRISONERS) ACT 1998 |
36/1998 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1999 |
10/1999 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (TEMPORARY RELEASE OF PRISONERS) ACT 2003 |
34/2003 |
|
Justice |
TRANSFER
OF EXECUTION OF SENTENCES ACT 2005 |
28/2005 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 2006 |
26/2006 |
|
Justice |
FINES
ACT 2010 |
8/2010 |
10.5 MONEY LAUNDERING AND PROCEEDS OF CRIME
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1994 |
15/1994 |
|
Justice |
PROCEEDS
OF CRIME ACT 1996 |
30/1996 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
ASSETS BUREAU ACT 1996 |
31/1996 |
|
Justice |
PROCEEDS
OF CRIME (AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
1/2005 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (MONEY LAUNDERING AND TERRORIST FINANCING) ACT 2010 |
6/2010 |
|
Justice |
SINN
FEIN FUNDS ACT 1947 |
13/1947 |
10.6 DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY IN GARDA CUSTODY
|
Justice |
POLICE
(PROPERTY) ACT 1897 |
60
& 61 Vict., c.30 |
10.7 EXTRADITION AND EUROPEAN ARREST WARRANT
|
Justice |
EXTRADITION
ACT 1965 |
17/1965 |
|
Justice |
EXTRADITION
(EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON THE SUPPRESSION OF TERRORISM) ACT 1987 |
1/1987 |
|
Justice |
EXTRADITION
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
25/1987 |
|
Justice |
EXTRADITION
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
6/1994 |
|
Justice |
EXTRADITION
(EUROPEAN UNION CONVENTIONS) ACT 2001 |
49/2001 |
|
Justice |
EUROPEAN
ARREST WARRANT ACT 2003 |
45/2003 |
10.8 VETTING AND DISCLOSURE OF CONVICTIONS
|
Justice |
PREVENTION
OF CRIMES ACT 1871 |
34
& 35 Vict., c.112 |
10.9 INTERNATIONAL MUTUAL ASSISTANCE
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (MUTUAL ASSISTANCE) ACT 2008 |
7/2008 |
10.10 CRIMINAL LEGAL AID
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (LEGAL AID) ACT 1962 |
12/1962 |
11.
DEFENCE FORCES
(DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE)
11.1 DEFENCE FORCES: GENERAL
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
ACT 1954 |
18/1954 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1960 |
44/1960 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1979 |
1/1979 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1979 |
28/1979 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
8/1987 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1990 |
6/1990 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
31/1998 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
20/2006 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
24/2007 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2009 |
35/2009 |
11.2 DEFENCE FORCES OMBUDSMAN
|
Defence |
OMBUDSMAN
(DEFENCE FORCES) ACT 2004 |
36/2004 |
11.3 COURTS-MARTIAL APPEALS
|
Defence |
COURTS-MARTIAL
APPEALS ACT 1983 |
19/1983 |
11.4 DEFENCE FORCES PENSIONS
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1923 |
26/1923 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS ACT 1924 |
48/1924 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS ACT 1925 |
15/1925 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1927 |
12/1927 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS ACT 1930 |
8/1930 |
|
Defence |
ARMY PENSIONS
ACT 1932 |
24/1932 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
FORCES (PENSIONS) ACT 1932 |
26/1932 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS ACT 1934 |
43/1934 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1937 |
15/1937 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
FORCES (PENSIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1938 |
33/1938 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1941 |
2/1941 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1943 |
14/1943 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1944 |
5/1944 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1945 |
11/1945 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1945 |
34/1945 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1946 |
3/1946 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
FORCES (PENSIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1949 |
7/1949 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1949 |
19/1949 |
|
Defence |
ARMY PENSIONS
(INCREASE) ACT 1949 |
28/1949 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (AMENDMENT ACT 1949 |
29/1949 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1953 |
5/1953 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1953 |
23/1953 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
FORCES (PENSIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1957 |
12/1957 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1957 |
19/1957 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1959 |
15/1959 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1960 |
2/1960 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1960 |
3/1960 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (INCREASE) ACT 1960 |
30/1960 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS (NO. 2) ACT 1960 |
39/1960 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS (INCREASE) ACT 1961 |
6/1961 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1962 |
22/1962 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (INCREASE) ACT 1962 |
33/1962 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS (INCREASE) ACT 1962 |
34/1962 |
|
Defence |
MILITARY
SERVICE PENSIONS (INCREASE) ACT 1964 |
25/1964 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS (INCREASE) ACT 1964 |
27/1964 |
|
Defence |
ARMY PENSIONS
ACT 1968 |
12/1968 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1971 |
26/1971 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1973 |
27/1973 |
|
Defence |
DEFENCE
FORCES (PENSIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1975 |
2/1975 |
|
Defence |
ARMY
PENSIONS ACT 1980 |
21/1980 |
12.
EDUCATION AND
SKILLS
(DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND SKILLS)
12.1 PRIMARY AND POST-PRIMARY EDUCATION
·
GENERAL
|
Educate |
EDUCATION
ACT 1998 |
51/1998 |
|
Educate |
EDUCATION
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2007 |
9/2007 |
|
Educate |
INTERMEDIATE
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1924 |
47/1924 |
·
EDUCATION
WELFARE AND ATTENDANCE
|
Educate |
EDUCATION
(WELFARE) ACT 2000 |
22/2000 |
·
SPECIAL
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
|
Educate |
EDUCATION
FOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS ACT 2004 |
30/2004 |
·
TEACHING COUNCIL
|
Educate |
TEACHING
COUNCIL ACT 2001 |
8/2001 |
|
Educate |
TEACHING
COUNCIL (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
2/2006 |
·
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION ACT 1930 |
29/1930 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1936 |
50/1936 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1944 |
9/1944 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1947 |
1/1947 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1950 |
33/1950 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1953 |
37/1953 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1962 |
28/1962 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1970 |
15/1970 |
|
Educate |
VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
23/2001 |
12.2 THIRD LEVEL AND HIGHER EDUCATION REGULATION
·
HIGHER EDUCATION
AUTHORITY
|
Educate |
HIGHER
EDUCATION AUTHORITY ACT 1971 |
22/1971 |
·
NATIONAL
QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY OF IRELAND
|
Educate |
QUALIFICATIONS
(EDUCATION AND TRAINING) ACT 1999 |
26/1999 |
12.3 INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES
|
Educate |
INSTITUTE
FOR ADVANCED STUDIES ACT 1940 |
13/1940 |
|
Educate |
INSTITUTE
FOR ADVANCED STUDIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1967 |
2/1967 |
12.4 INSTITUTES OF TECHNOLOGY
·
GENERAL
|
Educate |
INSTITUTES
OF TECHNOLOGY ACT 2006 |
25/2006 |
|
Educate |
REGIONAL
TECHNICAL COLLEGES ACT 1992 |
16/1992 |
|
Educate |
REGIONAL
TECHNICAL COLLEGES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
29/1994 |
|
Educate |
REGIONAL
TECHNICAL COLLEGES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
20/1999 |
·
DUBLIN INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY
|
Educate |
DUBLIN INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY ACT 1992 |
15/1992 |
|
Educate |
DUBLIN
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
31/1994 |
12.5 NATIONAL COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN
|
Educate |
NATIONAL
COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN ACT 1971 |
28/1971 |
12.6 UNIVERSITIES
·
GENERAL
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITIES
ACT 1997 |
24/1997 |
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGES ACT 1940 |
30/1940 |
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
EDUCATION (AGRICULTURE AND DAIRY SCIENCE) ACT 1926 |
32/1926 |
·
DUBLIN CITY
UNIVERSITY
|
Educate |
DUBLIN CITY
UNIVERSITY ACT 1989 |
15/1989 |
·
NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND
|
Educate |
NATIONAL
UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND ACT 1969 |
26/1969 |
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE GALWAY ACT 1929 |
35/1929 |
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE DUBLIN ACT 1934 |
27/1934 |
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE DUBLIN ACT 1960 |
16/1960 |
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE GALWAY (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
1/2006 |
·
UNIVERSITY OF
LIMERICK
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
OF LIMERICK ACT 1989 |
14/1989 |
|
Educate |
UNIVERSITY
OF LIMERICK (DISSOLUTION OF THOMOND COLLEGE) ACT 1991 |
16/1991 |
12.7 EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE, GRANTS AND INVESTMENT
|
Foreign |
SCHOLARSHIP
EXCHANGE (IRELAND AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) ACT 1957 |
24/1957 |
|
Foreign |
EDUCATIONAL
EXCHANGE (IRELAND AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) ACT 1991 |
12/1991 |
|
Educate |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (HIGHER EDUCATION GRANTS) ACT 1968 |
24/1968 |
|
Educate |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (HIGHER EDUCATION GRANTS) ACT 1978 |
26/1978 |
|
Educate |
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
(HIGHER EDUCATION GRANTS) ACT 1992 |
19/1992 |
|
Educate |
SCIENTIFIC
AND TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION (INVESTMENT) FUND ACT 1997 |
46/1997 |
|
Educate |
SCIENTIFIC
AND TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION (INVESTMENT) FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
53/1998 |
|
Educate |
GEORGE
MITCHELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND ACT 1998 |
50/1998 |
|
Educate |
GEORGE
MITCHELL SCHOLARSHIP FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
3/2010 |
12.8 EDUCATIONAL LIBRARIES
|
Enterprise/ Finance |
KING’S
INNS LIBRARY ACT 1945 |
22/1945 |
12.9 TEACHERS PENSIONS AND SUPERANNUATION
|
Educate |
TEACHERS
SUPERANNUATION ACT 1928 |
32/1928 |
|
Educate |
TEACHERS’
SUPERANNUATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1990 |
28/1990 |
13.
ELECTION AND
REFERENDUM LAW
(DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT)
13.1 CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUM
|
Environ |
REFERENDUM
ACT 1994 |
12/1994 |
|
Environ |
REFERENDUM
ACT 1998 |
1/1998 |
|
Environ |
REFERENDUM
ACT 2001 |
53/2001 |
13.2 DÁIL ÉIREANN (GENERAL) ELECTIONS
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
ACT 1992 |
23/1992 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
43/1996 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
ACT 1997 |
25/1997 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
4/1998 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL (AMENDMENT) ACT 193394 |
14/1933 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
38/2001 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
4/2002 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 2002 |
23/2002 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
15/2004 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
16/2005 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
33/2006 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
14/2007 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
4/2009 |
|
Environ |
ELECTORAL
(AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 2009 |
9/2009 |
13.3 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS
|
Environ |
EUROPEAN
PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS ACT 1997 |
2/1997 |
|
Environ |
EUROPEAN
PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
2/2004 |
|
Environ |
EUROPEAN
PARLIAMENT (IRISH CONSTITUENCY MEMBERS) ACT 2009 |
17/2009 |
13.4 LOCAL ELECTIONS
|
Environ |
LOCAL
ELECTIONS ACT 1965 |
19/1965 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
ELECTIONS (PETITIONS AND DISQUALIFICATIONS) ACT 1974 |
8/1974 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1991 |
11/1991 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL ELECTIONS
(DISCLOSURE OF DONATIONS AND EXPENDITURE) ACT 1999 |
7/1999 |
13.5 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
|
Environ |
PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTIONS ACT 1993 |
28/1993 |
13.6 SEANAD ÉIREANN ELECTIONS
|
Environ |
SEANAD
ELECTORAL (UNIVERSITY MEMBERS) ACT 1937 |
30/1937 |
|
Environ |
SEANAD
ELECTORAL (PANEL MEMBERS) ACT 1947 |
42/1947 |
|
Environ |
SEANAD
ELECTORAL (PANEL MEMBERS) ACT 1954 |
1/1954 |
14.
EMPLOYMENT LAW
(DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE, TRADE AND INNOVATION)
14.1 AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT PREMIUM PAYMENT
|
Enterprise |
EMPLOYMENT PREMIUM ACT 197595 |
23/1975 |
|
Enterprise |
EMPLOYMENT PREMIUM ACT 197696 |
24/1976 |
14.2 CONSULTATION OF EMPLOYEES
|
Enterprise |
TRANSNATIONAL
INFORMATION AND CONSULTATION OF EMPLOYEES ACT 1996 |
20/1996 |
|
Enterprise |
EMPLOYEES
(PROVISION OF INFORMATION AND CONSULTATION) ACT 2006 |
9/2006 |
14.3 EMPLOYERS’ EMPLOYMENT CONTRIBUTION SCHEME
|
Enterprise |
EMPLOYERS’ EMPLOYMENT CONTRIBUTION SCHEME ACT 198197 |
19/1981 |
14.4 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
|
Enterprise |
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY ACT 1971 |
27/1971 |
14.5 EMPLOYMENT EQUALITY
|
Gaeltacht/ Justice |
EMPLOYMENT
EQUALITY ACT 1998 |
21/1998 |
|
Gaeltacht/ Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
14.6 EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE FUND
|
Finance |
EMPLOYMENT
GUARANTEE FUND ACT 1980 |
4/1980 |
|
Finance |
EMPLOYMENT
GUARANTEE FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1981 |
25/1981 |
14.7 EMPLOYMENT PERMITS
|
Enterprise |
EMPLOYMENT
PERMITS ACT 2003 |
7/2003 |
|
Enterprise |
EMPLOYMENT
PERMITS ACT 2006 |
16/2006 |
14.8 EMPLOYMENT TRAINING AND REGULATION98
|
Educate |
LABOUR
SERVICES ACT 1987 |
15/1987 |
|
Educate |
LABOUR
SERVICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
38/2009 |
|
Educate |
NATIONAL
TRAINING FUND ACT 2000 |
41/2000 |
|
Educate |
INDUSTRIAL
TRAINING ACT 1967 |
5/1967 |
14.9 INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RELATIONS ACT 1946 |
26/1946 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RELATIONS ACT 1969 |
14/1969 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RELATIONS ACT 1976 |
15/1976 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RELATIONS ACT 1990 |
19/1990 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RELATIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
11/2001 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RELATIONS (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2004 |
4/2004 |
14.10 MATERNITY PROTECTION, ADOPTIVE, CARERS’ AND
PARENTAL LEAVE
|
Gaeltacht |
MATERNITY
PROTECTION ACT 1994 |
34/1994 |
|
Gaeltacht |
MATERNITY
PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
28/2004 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ADOPTIVE
LEAVE ACT 1995 |
2/1995 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ADOPTIVE
LEAVE ACT 2005 |
25/2005 |
|
Gaeltacht |
PARENTAL
LEAVE ACT 1998 |
30/1998 |
|
Gaeltacht |
PARENTAL
LEAVE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
13/2006 |
|
Enterprise |
CARER’S
LEAVE ACT 2001 |
19/2001 |
14.11 MINIMUM NOTICE AND TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT
|
Enterprise |
MINIMUM
NOTICE AND TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT ACT 1973 |
4/1973 |
|
Enterprise |
TERMS
OF EMPLOYMENT (INFORMATION) ACT 1994 |
5/1994 |
14.12 MINIMUM WAGE
|
Enterprise |
NATIONAL
MINIMUM WAGE ACT 2000 |
5/2000 |
14.13 PART-TIME AND FIXED-TERM EMPLOYEES
|
Enterprise |
PROTECTION
OF EMPLOYEES (PART-TIME WORK) ACT 2001 |
45/2001 |
|
Enterprise |
PROTECTION
OF EMPLOYEES (FIXED-TERM WORK) ACT 2003 |
29/2003 |
14.14 PAYMENT OF WAGES
|
Enterprise |
PAYMENT
OF WAGES ACT 1991 |
25/1991 |
14.15 REDUNDANCY AND EMPLOYER INSOLVENCY
·
REDUNDANCY
PAYMENTS99
|
Social |
REDUNDANCY
PAYMENTS ACT 1967 |
21/1967 |
|
Social |
REDUNDANCY
PAYMENTS ACT 1971 |
20/1971 |
|
Social |
REDUNDANCY
PAYMENTS ACT 1973 |
11/1973 |
|
Social |
REDUNDANCY
PAYMENTS ACT 1979 |
7/1979 |
|
Social |
REDUNDANCY
PAYMENTS ACT 2003 |
14/2003 |
·
COLLECTIVE
REDUNDANCIES
|
Social |
PROTECTION
OF EMPLOYMENT ACT 1977 |
7/1977 |
|
Social |
PROTECTION
OF EMPLOYMENT (EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTIVE REDUNDANCIES AND RELATED MATTERS) ACT
2007 |
27/2007 |
·
CORPORATE INSOLVENCY
PAYMENTS
|
Social |
PROTECTION
OF EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYERS’ INSOLVENCY) ACT 1984 |
21/1984 |
·
HOSPITALS’ TRUST
FORMER EMPLOYEES
|
Enterprise |
HOSPITALS’ TRUST (1940) LIMITED (PAYMENTS TO FORMER EMPLOYEES) ACT 2000100 |
23/2000 |
14.16 SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELFARE
|
Enterprise |
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE AT WORK ACT 2005101 |
10/2005 |
|
Enterprise |
BOILER
EXPLOSIONS ACT 1882 |
45
& 46 Vict., c.22 |
|
Enterprise |
BOILER EXPLOSIONS
ACT 1890 |
53
& 54 Vict., c.35 |
|
Enterprise |
FACTORIES
ACT 1955 |
10/1955 |
|
Enterprise |
MINES
AND QUARRIES ACT 1965 |
7/1965 |
|
Enterprise |
SAFETY
IN INDUSTRY ACT 1980 |
9/1980 |
|
Enterprise |
SAFETY,
HEALTH AND WELFARE (OFFSHORE INSTALLATIONS) ACT 1987 |
18/1987 |
14.17 TRADE UNIONS
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1871 |
34
& 35 Vict., c. 31 |
|
Enterprise |
CONSPIRACY,
AND PROTECTION OF PROPERTY ACT 1875 |
38
& 39 Vict., c. 86 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT AMENDMENT ACT 1876 |
39
& 40 Vict., c. 22 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1913 |
2 &
3 Geo. 5, c. 30 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1935 |
35/1935 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1941 |
22/1941 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1942 |
23/1942 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1947 |
17/1947 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE UNION ACT 1948102 |
11/1948 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1952 |
13/1952 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
UNION ACT 1971 |
33/1971 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE UNION
ACT 1975 |
4/1975 |
14.18 UNFAIR DISMISSAL
|
Enterprise |
UNFAIR
DISMISSALS ACT 1977 |
10/1977 |
|
Enterprise |
UNFAIR
DISMISSALS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
22/1993 |
14.19 WORKING TIME, INCLUDING HOURS OF WORK AND
HOLIDAYS
|
Enterprise |
ORGANISATION
OF WORKING TIME ACT 1997 |
20/1997 |
14.20 YOUNG PERSONS EMPLOYMENT
|
Enterprise |
PROTECTION
OF YOUNG PERSONS (EMPLOYMENT) ACT 1996 |
16/1996 |
14.21 YOUTH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY AND YOUTH WORK
|
Education |
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ACT 1981103 |
32/1981 |
|
Educatione |
YOUTH WORK ACT 2001104 |
42/2001 |
15.
ENTERPRISE AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE, TRADE AND
INNOVATION; DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE; DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM, CULTURE AND SPORT)
15.1 DIGITAL HUB DEVELOPMENT AGENCY
|
Comms |
DIGITAL
HUB DEVELOPMENT AGENCY ACT 2003 |
23/2003 |
15.2 EXCHANGE CONTROL
|
Finance |
EXCHANGE
CONTROL ACT 1954 |
30/1954 |
|
Finance |
EXCHANGE
CONTROL (CONTINUANCE AND AMENDMENT) ACT 1978 |
24/1978 |
|
Finance |
EXCHANGE
CONTROL (CONTINUANCE) ACT 1982 |
25/1982 |
|
Finance |
EXCHANGE
CONTROL (CONTINUANCE) ACT 1986 |
38/1986 |
|
Finance |
EXCHANGE
CONTROL (CONTINUANCE) ACT 1990 |
35/1990 |
15.3 EXPORT GUARANTEE AND TRADE LOANS GUARANTEE
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) ACT 1924 |
41/1924 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1931 |
21/1931 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1932 |
12/1932 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1933 |
10/1933 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1934 |
4/1934 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) ACT 1939 |
5/1939 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1949 |
9/1949 |
|
Enterprise |
TRADE
LOANS (GUARANTEE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1954 |
38/1954 |
|
Agric |
EXPORTED
LIVE STOCK (INSURANCE) ACT 1984 |
12/1984 |
15.4 EXPORT REGULATION
|
Enterprise |
CONTROL
OF EXPORTS ACT 2008 |
1/2008 |
15.5 IMPORT REGULATION
|
Enterprise |
CONTROL
OF IMPORTS ACT 1934 |
12/1934 |
|
Enterprise |
CONTROL
OF IMPORTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1937 |
8/1937 |
|
Enterprise |
CONTROL
OF IMPORTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1963 |
13/1963 |
|
Enterprise |
CONTROL
OF IMPORTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 |
20/1964 |
|
Enterprise |
RESTRICTION
OF IMPORTS ACT 1962 |
20/1962 |
|
Enterprise |
DYESTUFFS
(IMPORT REGULATION) REPEAL ACT 1923 |
39/1923 |
|
Enterprise |
TEA
(IMPORTATION AND DISTRIBUTION) ACT 1956 |
20/1956 |
|
Enterprise |
TEA (IMPORTATION
AND DISTRIBUTION) ACT 1956 (CONTINUANCE) ACT 1958 |
5/1958 |
|
Enterprise |
TEA
(PURCHASE AND IMPORTATION) ACT 1958 |
13/1958 |
|
Enterprise |
TEA
(PURCHASE AND IMPORTATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1966 |
14/1966 |
|
Enterprise |
IMPORTS
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1966 |
23/1966 |
15.6 INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL REGULATION
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
ALCOHOL ACT 1938 |
23/1938 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
ALCOHOL (AMENDMENT) ACT 1947 |
2/1947 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
ALCOHOL (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
42/1980 |
15.7 INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
·
GENERAL
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1986 |
9/1986 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1993 |
19/1993 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1995 |
28/1995 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT (ENTERPRISE IRELAND) ACT 1998 |
34/1998 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT (SCIENCE FOUNDATION IRELAND) ACT 2003 |
30/2003 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT 2006 |
34/2006 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT ACT 2009 |
11/2009 |
·
CEMENT CONTROL
(FORMER)
|
Enterprise |
CONTROL
OF MANUFACTURES ACT 1964 |
40/1964 |
|
Enterprise |
CEMENT
(REPEAL OF ENACTMENTS) ACT 2000 |
31/2000 |
·
DUTY-FREE
AIRPORT: SHANNON
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED ACT 1959 |
36/1959 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1961 |
31/1961 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1963 |
27/1963 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1965 |
14/1965 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1968 |
13/1968 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1970 |
9/1970 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1974 |
21/1974 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1978 |
3/1978 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
28/1980 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
12/1983 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1986 |
20/1986 |
|
Enterprise |
SHANNON
FREE AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1989 |
13/1989 |
15.8 IRISH STEEL LIMITED
|
Enterprise |
IRISH
STEEL LIMITED ACT 1996 |
8/1996 |
15.9 KILKENNY DESIGN WORKSHOPS
|
Finance? |
KILKENNY
DESIGN WORKSHOPS LIMITED ACT 1982 |
26/1982 |
15.10 NITRIGIN EIREANN TEORANTA (IRISH FERTILIZERS
INDUSTRIES PLC
|
Enterprise |
NITRIGIN
EIREANN TEORANTA ACT 2001 |
21/2001 |
15.11 TOURISM
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1939 |
24/1939 |
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1952 |
15/1952 |
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1955 |
5/1955 |
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1957 |
27/1957 |
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1966 |
3/1966 |
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1970 |
16/1970 |
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1983 |
31/1983 |
|
Tourism |
TOURIST
TRAFFIC ACT 1995 |
13/1995 |
|
Tourism |
NATIONAL
TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ACT 2003 |
10/2003 |
16.
ENVIRONMENT
(DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT)
16.1 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
|
Environ |
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY ACT 1992 |
7/1992 |
|
Environ |
PROTECTION
OF THE ENVIRONMENT ACT 2003 |
27/2003 |
16.2 AIR, NOISE AND WATER POLLUTION
|
Environ |
AIR
POLLUTION ACT 1987 |
6/1987 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (WATER POLLUTION) ACT 1977 |
1/1977 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (WATER POLLUTION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1990 |
21/1990 |
16.3 CARBON FUND
|
Environ |
CARBON
FUND ACT 2007 |
12/2007 |
16.4 LITTER POLLUTION
|
Environ |
LITTER
POLLUTION ACT 1997 |
12/1997 |
16.5 WASTE MANAGEMENT
|
Environ |
WASTE
MANAGEMENT ACT 1996 |
10/1996 |
|
Environ |
WASTE
MANAGEMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
36/2001 |
17.
FAMILY LAW
(DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM; DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH AND CHILDREN)
17.1 MARRIAGE
|
Justice |
FAMILY
LAW ACT 1995 |
26/1995 |
|
Justice |
DECEASED
WIFE'S SISTER'S MARRIAGE ACT 1907 |
7 Edw.
7, c.47 |
|
Justice |
DECEASED
BROTHER'S WIDOW'S MARRIAGE ACT 1921 |
11
& 12 Geo. 5, c.24 |
|
Justice |
MARRIED
WOMEN’S STATUS ACT 1957 |
5/1957 |
|
Justice |
FAMILY
LAW ACT 1981 |
22/1981 |
|
Justice |
FAMILY
LAW ACT 1988 |
31/1988 |
17.2 CIVIL PARTNERSHIP AND COHABITANTS
|
Justice |
CIVIL
PARTNERSHIP AND CERTAIN RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF COHABITANTS ACT 2010 |
24/2010 |
17.3 CHILDREN AND PARENTAL DUTIES
·
GENERAL
|
Justice |
GUARDIANSHIP
OF INFANTS ACT 1964 |
7/1964 |
|
Justice |
STATUS
OF CHILDREN ACT 1987 |
26/1987 |
|
Justice |
CHILDREN
ACT 1997 |
40/1997 |
|
Justice |
LEGITIMACY
ACT 1931 |
13/1931 |
·
CHILD CARE AND
PROTECTION
|
Health |
CHILD
CARE ACT 1991 |
17/1991 |
|
Health |
CHILD
CARE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
26/2007 |
|
Health |
PROTECTIONS
FOR PERSONS REPORTING CHILD ABUSE ACT 1998 |
49/1998 |
|
Justice |
CHILD
ABDUCTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CUSTODY ORDERS ACT 1991 |
6/1991 |
|
Justice |
PROTECTION
OF CHILDREN (HAGUE CONVENTION) ACT 2000 |
37/2000 |
|
Justice |
CHILDREN
ACT 1997 |
40/1997 |
·
CHILD ABDUCTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CUSTODY ORDERS
|
Justice |
CHILD
ABDUCTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF CUSTODY ORDERS ACT 1991 |
6/1991 |
·
OMBUDSMAN FOR
CHILDREN
|
Health |
OMBUDSMAN
FOR CHILDREN ACT 2002 |
22/2002 |
17.4 ADOPTION
|
Health |
ADOPTION ACT 2010105 |
21/2010 |
17.5 FAMILY SUPPORT AGENCY
|
Gaeltacht |
FAMILY
SUPPORT AGENCY ACT 2001 |
54/2001 |
17.6 DIVORCE AND JUDICIAL SEPARATION
·
DIVORCE
|
Justice |
FAMILY
LAW (DIVORCE) ACT 1996 |
33/1996 |
|
Justice |
FAMILY LAW ACT 1995106 |
26/1995 |
|
Justice |
FAMILY LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1997107 |
18/1997 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL
LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
·
JUDICIAL
SEPARATION
|
Justice |
JUDICIAL
SEPARATION AND FAMILY LAW REFORM ACT 1989 |
6/1989 |
·
PRIVATE
INTERNATIONAL LAW
|
Justice |
DOMICILE
AND RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN DIVORCES ACT 1986 |
24/1986 |
17.7 MAINTENANCE
|
Justice |
MAINTENANCE
ORDERS ACT 1974 |
16/1974 |
|
Justice |
FAMILY
LAW (MAINTENANCE OF SPOUSES AND CHILDREN) ACT 1976 |
11/1976 |
|
Justice |
MAINTENANCE
ACT 1994 |
28/1994 |
17.8 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
|
Justice |
DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE ACT 1996 |
1/1996 |
|
Justice |
DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
30/2002 |
18.
FINANCIAL
SERVICES AND CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE; DEPARTMENT OF
ENTERPRISE, TRADE AND INNOVATION)
18.1 CENTRAL BANK COMMISSION AND FINANCIAL SERVICES
REGULATION
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK ACT 1942 |
22/1942 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK ACT 1961 |
8/1961 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK ACT 1964 |
3/1964 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK ACT 1971 |
24/1971 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK ACT 1989 |
16/1989 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK ACT 1997 |
8/1997 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK ACT 1998 |
2/1998 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK AND FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY OF IRELAND ACT 2003 |
12/2003 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK AND FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY OF IRELAND ACT 2004 |
21/2004 |
|
Finance |
UNIT TRUSTS ACT 1990108 |
37/1990 |
|
Finance |
INVESTMENT
INTERMEDIARIES ACT 1995 |
11/1995 |
|
Finance |
NETTING
OF FINANCIAL CONTRACTS ACT 1995 |
25/1995 |
|
Finance |
SECURITISATION
(PROCEEDS OF CERTAIN MORTGAGES) ACT 1995 |
30/1995 |
|
Finance |
INVESTOR
COMPENSATION ACT 1998 |
37/1998 |
|
Finance |
ASSET
COVERED SECURITIES ACT 2001 |
47/2001 |
|
Finance |
ASSET
COVERED SECURITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
13/2007 |
|
Finance |
CREDIT INSTITUTIONS
(FINANCIAL SUPPORT) ACT 2008 |
18/2008 |
|
Finance |
FINANCIAL
SERVICES (DEPOSIT GUARANTEE SCHEME) ACT 2009 |
13/2009 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
BANK REFORM ACT 2010 |
23/2010 |
|
Finance |
CREDIT
INSTITUTIONS (STABILISATION) ACT 2010 |
37/2010 |
18.2 BANKING
|
Finance |
SAVINGS
BANKS ACT 1958 |
23/1958 |
|
Finance |
CHEQUES
ACT 1959 |
19/1959 |
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
BANK TRANSFER ACT 1966 |
8/1966 |
|
Finance |
AGRICULTURAL
CREDIT ACT 1978 |
2/1978 |
|
Finance |
TRUSTEE
SAVINGS BANKS ACT 1979 |
17/1979 |
|
Finance |
TRUSTEE
SAVINGS BANKS ACT 1989 |
21/1989 |
|
Finance |
FÓIR
TEORANTA (DISSOLUTION) ACT 1990 |
31/1990 |
|
Finance |
ICC
BANK ACT 1999 |
29/1999 |
|
Finance |
ICC
BANK ACT 2000 |
32/2000 |
|
Finance |
TRUSTEE
SAVINGS BANKS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
6/2001 |
|
Finance |
ACC
BANK ACT 2001 |
12/2001 |
|
Finance |
ANGLO
IRISH BANK CORPORATION ACT 2009 |
1/2009 |
|
Community |
DORMANT
ACCOUNTS ACT 2001 |
32/2001 |
|
Community |
DORMANT
ACCOUNTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
8/2005 |
18.3 BUILDING SOCIETIES
|
Finance |
BUILDING
SOCIETIES ACT 1976 |
38/1976 |
|
Finance |
BUILDING
SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
25/1983 |
|
Finance |
BUILDING
SOCIETIES ACT 1989 |
17/1989 |
|
Finance |
BUILDING
SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
24/2006 |
18.4 CREDIT UNIONS
|
Finance |
CREDIT
UNION ACT 1997 |
15/1997 |
18.5 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES
|
Enterprise |
FRIENDLY
SOCIETIES ACT 1896 |
59
Vict., c.25 |
|
Enterprise |
REGISTRY
OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT 1936 |
51/1936 |
|
Enterprise |
FRIENDLY
SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1953 |
28/1953 |
|
Enterprise |
FRIENDLY
SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
17/1977 |
18.6 INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT 1893 |
56
& 57 Vict., c.39 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1978 |
23/1978 |
18.7 INSURANCE
|
Finance |
LIFE
ASSURANCE ACT 1774 |
14 Geo.
3, c.48 |
|
Finance |
MARINE
INSURANCE ACT 1906 |
6 Edw.
7, c.41 |
|
Finance |
ASSURANCE
COMPANIES ACT 1909 |
9 Edw.
7, c.49 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1936 |
45/1936 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1938 |
31/1938 |
|
Finance |
THE
INDUSTRIAL AND LIFE ASSURANCE AMALGAMATION COMPANY LIMITED (ACQUISITION OF
SHARES) ACT 1947 |
6/1947 |
|
Finance |
EXPORTED
LIVE STOCK (INSURANCE) ACT 1950 |
10/1950 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1953 |
7/1953 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1961 |
28/1961 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1964 |
18/1964 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1969 |
5/1969 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1971 |
10/1971 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1978 |
30/1978 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1981 |
34/1981 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1983 |
5/1983 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
(NO. 2) ACT 1983 |
29/1983 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1985 |
8/1985 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
(EXPORT GUARANTEES) ACT 1988 |
22/1988 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 1989 |
3/1989 |
|
Finance |
INSURANCE
ACT 2000 |
42/2000 |
|
Finance |
UNCLAIMED
LIFE ASSURANCE POLICIES ACT 2003 |
2/2003 |
18.8 STOCK EXCHANGE
|
Finance |
STOCK EXCHANGE
ACT 1995 |
9/1995 |
19.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS; DEPARTMENT
OF THE TAOISEACH)
19.1 COUNCIL OF EUROPE
·
CONVENTION ON
HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS
|
Gaeltacht |
EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 2003109 |
20/2003 |
·
COUNCIL OF
EUROPE DEVELOPMENT BANK
|
Finance |
COUNCIL
OF EUROPE DEVELOPMENT BANK ACT 2004 |
37/2004 |
19.2 DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR RELATIONS
|
Foreign |
CONSULAR
CONVENTIONS ACT 1954 |
10/1954 |
|
Foreign |
DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS AND IMMUNITIES ACT 1967 |
8/1967 |
|
Foreign |
DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS AND IMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1976 |
2/1976 |
|
Foreign |
DIPLOMATIC
AND CONSULAR OFFICERS (PROVISION OF SERVICES) ACT 1993 |
33/1993 |
|
Foreign |
DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS AND IMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
10/2006 |
19.3 EUROPEAN UNION AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES ACT 1972 |
27/1972 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (CONFIRMATION OF REGULATIONS) ACT 1973 |
5/1973 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1973 |
20/1973 |
|
Finance |
ACP-EEC
CONVENTION OF LOME (CONTRACTS OF GUARANTEE BETWEEN STATE AND EUROPEAN
INVESTMENT BANK) ACT 1976 |
1/1976 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
5/1977 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1979 |
32/1979 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (SUPPLEMENTARY FUNDING) ACT 1984 |
20/1984 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1985 |
1/1985 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1985 |
19/1985 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1986 |
37/1986 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (FUNDING) ACT 1988 |
21/1988 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1992 |
24/1992 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
25/1993 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
30/1994 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1995 |
6/1995 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
25/1998 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES AND SWISS CONFEDERATION ACT 2001 |
41/2001 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
UNION (SCRUTINY) ACT 2002 |
25/2002 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
27/2002 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 |
38/2003 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
18/2006 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES ACT 2007 |
18/2007 |
|
Foreign |
EUROPEAN
UNION ACT 2009 |
33/2009 |
19.4 GENEVA CONVENTIONS ON WOUNDED AND SICK IN ARMED
FORCES
|
Foreign |
GENEVA
CONVENTIONS ACT 1962 |
11/1962 |
|
Foreign |
GENEVA
CONVENTIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
35/1998 |
19.5 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCE
ORGANISATIONS
·
ASIAN
DEVELOPMENT BANK
|
Finance |
DEVELOPMENT BANKS ACT 2005110 |
34/2005 |
·
EUROPEAN BANK
FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
|
Finance |
EUROPEAN
BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1991 |
1/1991 |
·
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION ACT 1960 |
35/1960 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1971 |
35/1971 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1973 |
30/1973 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
34/1977 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (SPECIAL ACTION ACCOUNT) ACT 1978 |
20/1978 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
15/1980 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
33/1983 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1985 |
21/1985 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1988 |
5/1988 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1990 |
29/1990 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
26/1993 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1997 |
19/1997 |
|
Finance |
MULTILATERAL
INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
10/2000 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
12/2000 |
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
26/2004 |
·
INTERNATIONAL
FINANCE CORPORATION
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
FINANCE CORPORATION ACT 1958 |
22/1958 |
·
INTERNATIONAL
COMMON FUND FOR COMMODITIES
|
Finance |
INTERNATIONAL
COMMON FUND FOR COMMODITIES ACT 1982 |
7/1982 |
·
INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY FUND & INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
|
Finance |
BRETTON
WOODS AGREEMENTS ACT 1957 |
18/1957 |
|
Finance |
BRETTON
WOODS AGREEMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1969 |
10/1969 |
|
Finance |
BRETTON
WOODS AGREEMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
19/1977 |
|
Finance |
BRETTON
WOODS AGREEMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
4/1999 |
·
MULTILATERAL
INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY
|
Finance |
MULTILATERAL
INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY ACT 1988 |
32/1988 |
19.6 NORTHERN IRELAND
·
BRITISH-IRISH
AGREEMENT
|
Taoiseach |
BRITISH-IRISH
AGREEMENT ACT 1999 |
1/1999 |
|
Taoiseach |
DECLARATION
UNDER ARTICLE 29.7 OF THE CONSTITUTION (EXTENSION OF TIME) ACT 1999 |
12/1999 |
|
Finance |
BRITISH-IRISH
AGREEMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
16/1999 |
|
Foreign |
BRITISH-IRISH
AGREEMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
32/2006 |
·
IMPLEMENTATION
BODIES
|
Foreign |
BRITISH-IRISH
AGREEMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
26/2002 |
|
Gaeltacht |
BRITISH-IRISH
AGREEMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
6/2005 |
·
DECOMMISSIONING
OF WEAPONS
|
Justice |
DECOMMISSIONING
ACT 1997 |
3/1997 |
|
Justice |
INDEPENDENT
MONITORING COMMISSION ACT 2003 |
40/2003 |
·
LOCATION OF
VICTIMS’ REMAINS
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (LOCATION OF VICTIMS’ REMAINS) ACT 1999 |
9/1999 |
19.7 ORGANIZATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND
DEVELOPMENT
|
Finance |
ORGANISATION
FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT (FINANCIAL SUPPORT FUND)
(AGREEMENT) ACT 1976 |
21/1976 |
19.8 PASSPORTS
|
Foreign |
PASSPORTS
ACT 2008 |
4/2008 |
20.
GARDA SÍOCHÁNA
(POLICE)
(DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM)
20.1
ORGANISATION OF GARDA SÍOCHÁNA
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA ACT 2005 |
20/2005 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA ACT 1924 |
25/1924 |
|
Justice |
DUBLIN
POLICE ACT 1924 |
31/1924 |
|
Justice |
POLICE
FORCES AMALGAMATION ACT 1925 |
7/1925 |
|
Justice |
POLICE
FORCES AMALGAMATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1926 |
10/1926 |
|
Justice |
CIVIC
GUARD (ACQUISITION OF PREMISES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1931 |
16/1931 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA ACT 1937 |
5/1937 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA ACT 1945 |
17/1945 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA (ACQUISITION OF SITES AND RETENTION OF PREMISES) ACT 1948 |
2/1948 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA ACT 1958 |
14/1958 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA ACT 1962 |
1/1962 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA ACT 1979 |
16/1979 |
20.2
COMPENSATION FOR INJURIES
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA (COMPENSATION) ACT 1941 |
19/1941 |
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA (COMPENSATION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1945 |
1/1945 |
20.3
PENSIONS AND SUPERANNUATON
|
Justice |
GARDA
SÍOCHÁNA (PENSIONS) ACT 1947 |
41/1947 |
20.4
INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION
·
EUROPOL
|
Justice |
EUROPOL
ACT 1997 |
38/1997 |
|
Justice |
EUROPOL
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
37/2006 |
·
EUROPEAN UNION AND
NORTHERN IRELAND
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (JOINT INVESTIGATION TEAMS) ACT 2004 |
20/2004 |
21. HEALTH AND HEALTH SERVICES
(DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND CHILDREN)
21.1 HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE, INCLUDING HOSPITALS
·
HEALTH SERVICE
EXECUTIVE
|
Health |
HEALTH
ACT 2004 |
42/2004 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
ACT 1947 |
28/1947 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
ACT 1953 |
26/1953 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
ACT 1970 |
1/1970 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1986 |
10/1986 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
3/1987 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1991 |
15/1991 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
11/1994 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
15/1996 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) (NO.2) ACT 1996 |
23/1996 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) (NO.3) ACT 1996 |
32/1996 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
3/2005 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2007 |
42/2007 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2009 |
25/2009 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
15/2010 |
|
Health |
HEALTH AUTHORITIES
ACT 1960 |
9/1960 |
|
Health |
HEALTH (EASTERN REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY) ACT 1999111 |
13/1999 |
·
ELEGIBILITY FOR
HEALTH CARE AND PAYMENT
|
Health |
HEALTH
CONTRIBUTIONS ACT 1979 |
4/1979 |
|
Health |
HEALTH ACT
2008 |
21/2008 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(AMENDMENT) (NO.2) ACT 2010 |
20/2010 |
·
HOSPITALS112
|
Health |
CORK
FEVER HOSPITAL ACT 1935 |
44/1935 |
|
Health |
DUBLIN
FEVER HOSPITAL ACT 1936 |
21/1936 |
|
Health |
DUBLIN HOSPITALS
ACT 1937 |
24/1937 |
|
Health |
CORK
FEVER HOSPITAL (AMENDMENT) ACT 1938 |
10/1938 |
|
Health |
HOSPITALS
ACT 1939 |
4/1939 |
|
Health |
PUBLIC
HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1939 |
29/1939 |
|
Health |
SAINT
LAURENCE’S HOSPITAL ACT 1943 |
3/1943 |
|
Health |
TUBERCULOSIS
(ESTABLISHMENT OF SANATORIA) ACT 1945 |
4/1945 |
|
Health |
MEATH
HOSPITAL ACT 1951 |
5/1951 |
|
Health |
CORK
FEVER HOSPITAL (AMENDMENT) ACT 1954 |
24/1954 |
|
Health |
ROYAL
HOSPITAL KILMAINHAM ACT 1962 |
7/1962 |
|
Health |
STATE LANDS
(WORKHOUSES) ACT 1962 |
8/1962 |
|
Health |
PUBLIC
HOSPITALS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1990 |
30/1990 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2010 |
18/2010 |
·
MATERNITY HOMES
|
Health |
REGISTRATION
OF MATERNITY HOMES ACT 1934 |
14/1934 |
21.2 HEALTH CORPORATE BODIES
|
Health |
HEALTH
(CORPORATE BODIES) ACT 1961 |
27/1961 |
21.3 HUMAN TISSUE AND POST-MORTEM RESEARCH
|
Health |
ANATOMY
ACT 1832 |
2 &
3 Will. 4, c.75 |
21.4 HEALTH CARE STANDARDS AND HEALTH INFORMATION
·
HEALTH INFORMATION
AND QUALITY AUTHORITY
|
Health |
HEALTH ACT 2007113 |
23/2007 |
21.5 CANCER TREATMENT AND PREVENTION
·
GENERAL
|
Health |
HEALTH
(PROVISION OF INFORMATION) ACT 1997 |
9/1997 |
21.6 CLINICAL TRIALS
|
Health |
CONTROL
OF CLINICAL TRIALS ACT 1987 |
28/1987 |
|
Health |
CONTROL
OF CLINICAL TRIALS AND DRUGS ACT 1990 |
17/1990 |
21.7 HEALTH INSURANCE
|
Health |
HEALTH
INSURANCE ACT 1994 |
16/1994 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
17/2001 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 |
11/2003 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2007 |
3/2007 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
INSURANCE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2009 |
24/2009 |
|
Health |
VOLUNTARY
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1957 |
1/1957 |
|
Health |
VOLUNTARY
HEALTH INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
4/1996 |
|
Health |
VOLUNTARY
HEALTH INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
46/1998 |
|
Health |
VOLUNTARY
HEALTH INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2008 |
6/2008 |
|
Health |
NATIONAL
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1925 |
36/1925 |
|
Health |
NATIONAL
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1926 |
44/1926 |
|
Health |
NATIONAL
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1927 |
37/1927 |
|
Health |
NATIONAL
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1928 |
37/1928 |
21.8 MEDICINES REGULATION
·
GENERAL
|
Health |
IRISH
MEDICINES BOARD ACT 1995 |
29/1995 |
|
Health |
IRISH
MEDICINES BOARD (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2006 |
3/2006 |
|
Health |
THERAPEUTIC SUBSTANCES ACT 1932114 |
25/1932 |
·
EUROPEAN
PHARMACOPOEIA
|
Health |
PHARMACOPOEIA
ACT 1931 |
22/1931 |
·
REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH
|
Health |
HEALTH
(FAMILY PLANNING) ACT 1979 |
20/1979 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(FAMILY PLANNING) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1992 |
20/1992 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(FAMILY PLANNING) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
16/1993 |
|
Health |
REGULATION
OF INFORMATION (SERVICES OUTSIDE THE STATE FOR TERMINATION OF PREGNANCIES)
ACT 1995 |
5/1995 |
21.9 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
|
Health |
MENTAL
HEALTH ACT 2001 |
25/2001 |
|
Health |
MENTAL
HEALTH ACT 2008 |
19/2008 |
|
Health |
MENTAL TREATMENT
ACT 1945 |
19/1945 |
|
Health |
MENTAL TREATMENT ACT 1961115 |
7/1961 |
21.10 NURSING HOME CARE
·
GENERAL
|
Health |
HEALTH
ACT 2007 |
23/2007 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(NURSING HOMES) 1990 |
23/1990 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(NURSING HOMES) (AMENDMENT) 2007 |
1/2007 |
·
SUBVENTION
SUPPORT SCHEME
|
Health |
NURSING
HOMES SUPPORT SCHEME ACT 2009 |
15/2009 |
|
Health |
HEALTH
(REPAYMENT SCHEME) ACT 2006 |
17/2006 |
21.11 POISONS
|
Health |
POISONS
ACT 1961 |
12/1961 |
21.12 SUICIDE PREVENTION
|
Health |
HEALTH
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2001 |
14/2001 |
21.13 TOBACCO PRODUCTS
|
Agric/ Finance |
TOBACCO
ACT 1934 |
37/1934 |
|
Health |
TOBACCO PRODUCTS (CONTROL OF ADVERTISING, SPONSORSHIP AND SALES PROMOTION) ACT 1978116 |
27/1978 |
|
Health |
TOBACCO (HEALTH PROMOTION AND PROTECTION) ACT 1988117 |
24/1988 |
|
Health |
PUBLIC
HEALTH (TOBACCO) ACT 2002 |
6/2002 |
|
Health |
PUBLIC HEALTH
(TOBACCO) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
6/2004 |
|
Health |
PUBLIC
HEALTH (TOBACCO) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
23/2009 |
|
Health |
PUBLIC
HEALTH (TOBACCO) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
39/2010 |
21.14 INTERNATIONAL HEALTH BODIES
|
Health |
INTERNATIONAL
HEALTH BODIES (CORPORATE STATUS) ACT 1971 |
1/1971 |
22.
IRISH LANGUAGE
AND GAELTACHT
(DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY, EQUALITY AND GAELTACHT
AFFAIRS)
22.1 IRISH LANGUAGE: GENERAL
|
Gaeltacht |
OFFICIAL
LANGUAGES ACT 2003 |
32/2003 |
22.2 IRISH LEGAL TERMS
|
Justice |
IRISH
LEGAL TERMS ACT 1945 |
18/1945 |
22.3 GAELTACHT HOUSING
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1949 |
4/1949 |
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1953 |
6/1953 |
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1959 |
16/1959 |
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 |
34/1964 |
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1967 |
16/1967 |
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1979 |
29/1979 |
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
10/2001 |
22.4 ÚDARÁS NA GAELTACHTA
|
Gaeltacht |
ÚDARÁS
NA GAELTACHTA ACT 1979 |
5/1979 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ÚDARÁS
NA GAELTACHTA (AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
5/1987 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ÚDARÁS NA
GAELTACHTA (AMENDMENT) ACT 1989 |
20/1989 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ÚDARÁS
NA GAELTACHTA (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
2/1993 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ÚDARÁS
NA GAELTACHTA (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
11/1999 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ÚDARÁS
NA GAELTACHTA (AMENDMENT) (NO.2) ACT 1999 |
27/1999 |
|
Gaeltacht |
ÚDARÁS
NA GAELTACHTA (AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
26/2010 |
23.
LAND LAW,
SUCCESSION AND TRUSTS
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM;
DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT)
23.1 LAND OWNERSHIP AND CONVEYANCING
·
GENERAL
|
Justice |
LAND
AND CONVEYANCING LAW REFORM ACT 2009 |
27/2009 |
|
Justice |
MORTMAIN
(REPEAL OF ENACTMENTS) ACT 1954 |
32/1954 |
·
FAMILY HOME
|
Justice |
FAMILY
HOME PROTECTION ACT 1976 |
27/1976 |
23.2 REGISTRATION OF TITLE AND PROPERTY REGISTRATION
AUTHORITY
·
GENERAL
|
Justice |
REGISTRATION
OF TITLE ACT 1964 |
16/1964 |
·
PROPERTY
REGISTRATION AUTHORITY
|
Justice |
REGISTRATION
OF DEEDS AND TITLE ACT 2006 |
12/2006 |
23.3 LANDLORD AND TENANT
·
GENERAL
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT LAW (AMENDMENT) ACT IRELAND 1860 |
23
& 24 Vict., c.154 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1971 |
30/1971 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
10/1980 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
4/1984 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1989 |
2/1989 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
20/1994 |
·
GROUND RENTS
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (GROUND RENTS) ACT 1967 |
3/1967 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (GROUND RENTS) ACT 1978 |
7/1978 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (GROUND RENTS) (NO. 2) ACT 1978 |
16/1978 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (GROUND RENTS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
20/1983 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (GROUND RENTS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
15/1984 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (GROUND RENTS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
12/1987 |
|
Justice |
LANDLORD
AND TENANT (GROUND RENTS) ACT 2005 |
7/2005 |
·
RESIDENTIAL
TENANCIES
|
Environ |
RESIDENTIAL
TENANCIES ACT 2004 |
27/2004 |
|
Environ |
RESIDENTIAL
TENANCIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
2/2009 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(PRIVATE RENTED DWELLINGS) ACT 1982 |
6/1982 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(PRIVATE RENTED DWELLINGS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
22/1983 |
|
Environ |
RENT
RESTRICTIONS (CONTINUANCE AND AMENDMENT) ACT 1956 |
43/1956 |
|
Environ |
RENT
RESTRICTIONS (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) ACT 1981 |
26/1981 |
23.4 SUCCESSION AND WILLS
|
Justice |
SUCCESSION
ACT 1965 |
27/1965 |
|
Justice |
CIVIL LAW
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
14/2008 |
23.5 COMPULSORY ACQUISITION OF LAND
·
ASSESSMENT OF
COMPENSATION
|
Environ |
ACQUISITION
OF LAND (ASSESSMENT OF COMPENSATION) ACT 1919 |
9 &
10 Geo 5, c.57 |
|
Environ |
ACQUISITION
OF LAND (REFERENCE COMMITTEE) ACT 1925 |
22/1925 |
|
Environ/
Finance |
PROPERTY
VALUES (ARBITRATIONS AND APPEALS) ACT 1960 |
45/1960 |
23.6 VALUATION
|
Finance |
VALUATION
ACT 2001 |
13/2001 |
23.7 LAND COMMISSION
|
Agric |
IRISH LAND
COMMISSION (DISSOLUTION) ACT 1992 |
25/1992 |
|
Agric |
LAND
LAW (COMMISSION) ACT 1923 |
27/1923 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1923 |
42/1923 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1925 |
25/1925 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1926 |
11/1926 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1927 |
19/1927 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1929 |
31/1929 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1931 |
11/1931 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1933 |
33/1933 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1933 |
38/1933 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1934 |
11/1934 |
|
Agric |
LAND
PURCHASE (GUARANTEE FUND) ACT 1936 |
1/1935 |
|
Agric |
LAND ACT
1936 |
41/1936 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1939 |
26/1939 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1946 |
12/1946 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1950 |
16/1950 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1953 |
18/1953 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1954 |
21/1954 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1964 |
13/1964 |
|
Agric |
LAND ACT
1965 |
2/1965 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1969 |
24/1969 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1975 |
5/1975 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1978 |
22/1978 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1980 |
5/1980 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1983 |
9/1983 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 1984 |
24/1984 |
|
Agric |
LAND
BOND ACT 1992 |
4/1992 |
|
Agric |
LAND
ACT 2005 |
24/2005 |
23.8 TRUST LAW
·
GENERAL
|
Justice |
TRUSTEE
ACT 1893 |
56
& 57 Vict., c.53 |
|
Justice |
TRUSTEE
ACT 1931 |
20/1931 |
|
Justice |
TRUSTEE
(AUTHORISED INVESTMENTS) ACT 1958 |
8/1958 |
·
IRISH SAILORS
AND SOLDIERS LAND TRUST
|
Finance |
IRISH
SAILORS AND SOLDIERS LAND TRUST ACT 1988 |
33/1988 |
24. LICENSED SALE OF ALCOHOL118
(DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND
LAW REFORM)
|
Justice |
LICENSING
(IRELAND) ACT 1833 |
3 &
4 Will. 4, c. 68 |
|
Justice |
LICENSING
(IRELAND) ACT 1836 |
6 &
7 Will. 4, c.38 |
|
Justice |
LICENSING
(IRELAND) ACT 1855 |
18
& 19 Vict. c.62 |
|
Justice |
LICENSING
(IRELAND) ACT 1860 |
23
& 24 Vict. c.35 |
|
Justice |
LICENSING
ACT 1872 |
35
& 36 Vict. c.94 |
|
Justice |
LICENSING
(IRELAND) ACT 1902 |
2 Edw.
7 c.18 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR (GENERAL) ACT 1924 |
62/1924 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1927 |
15/1927 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1943 |
7/1943 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1946 |
33/1946 |
|
Finance |
IMMATURE
SPIRITS (RESTRICTION) ACT 1947 |
12/1947 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1953 |
30/1953 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1960 |
18/1960 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1962 |
21/1962 |
|
Health |
RESTRICTED LICENCES CONVERSION FUND ACT 1975119 |
10/1975 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1977 |
8/1977 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1981 |
5/1981 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR (NATIONAL CONCERT HALL) ACT 1983 |
34/1983 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1988 |
16/1988 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1995 |
33/1995 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 1999 |
32/1999 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 2000 |
17/2000 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 2003 |
31/2003 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 2004 |
34/2004 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR ACT 2008 |
17/2008 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR (NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE) ACT 2010 |
9/2010 |
|
Justice |
INTOXICATING
LIQUOR (NATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE) ACT 2010 |
9/2010 |
25.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE
AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT)
25.1 GENERAL
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1991 |
11/1991 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1994 |
8/1994 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 2001 |
37/2001 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 2003 |
8/2003 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (NO.2) ACT 2003 |
17/2003 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1925 |
5/1925 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1927 |
3/1927 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1936 |
55/1936 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1941 |
23/1941 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1946 |
24/1946 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ACT 1955 |
9/1955 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (NO.2) ACT 1960 |
40/1960 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (REPEAL OF ENACTMENTS) ACT 1964 |
33/1964 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1978 |
35/1978 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1983 |
10/1983 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) (NO.2) ACT 1983 |
21/1983 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (REORGANISATION) ACT 1985 |
7/1985 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1997 |
29/1997 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT ACT 1998 |
16/1998 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (FINANCIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 2000 |
6/2000 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (CHARGES) ACT 2009 |
31/2009 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(REPEAL OF ENACTMENTS) ACT 1950 |
26/1950 |
25.2 SPECIFIC LOCAL AUTHORITIES
·
BUNCRANA
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (BUNCRANA) ACT 1968 |
2/1968 |
·
CORK CITY
|
Environ |
CORK
CITY MANAGEMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1941 |
5/1941 |
·
DUBLIN
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (DUBLIN) ACT 1930 |
27/1930 |
|
Environ |
NELSON
PILLAR ACT 1969 |
9/1969 |
|
Environ |
DUBLIN
METROPOLITAN STREETS COMMISSION ACT 1986 |
30/1986 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (DUBLIN) ACT 1993 |
31/1993 |
·
LIMERICK CITY
|
Environ |
LIMERICK
CITY MANAGEMENT ACT 1934 |
35/1934 |
·
WATERFORD CITY
|
Environ |
WATERFORD
CITY MANAGEMENT ACT 1939 |
25/1939 |
25.3 AGRICULTURE COMMITTEES
|
Agric |
AGRICULTURE
ACT 1931 |
8/1931 |
25.4 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS) ACT 2006 |
42/2006 |
25.5 LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES THROUGH COPORATE BODIES
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT SERVICES (CORPORATE BODIES) ACT 1971 |
6/1971 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
SERVICES (CORPORATE BODIES) (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 2008 |
9/2008 |
25.6 LOCAL GOVERNMENT WORKS
|
Environ |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (WORKS) ACT 1949 |
17/1949 |
25.7 LOCAL LOANS FUND
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND ACT 1935 |
16/1935 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1937 |
17/1937 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1951 |
18/1951 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1953 |
3/1953 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1956 |
29/1956 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1957 |
25/1957 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1961 |
45/1961 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 |
38/1964 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1968 |
27/1968 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL LOANS
FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1972 |
14/1972 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1974 |
28/1974 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1978 |
10/1978 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
41/1980 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL LOANS
FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
16/1983 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1986 |
21/1986 |
|
Finance |
LOCAL
LOANS FUND (AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
19/1987 |
25.8 OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
·
GENERAL
|
Environ |
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
(OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES) ACT 1926 |
39/1926 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1940 |
15/1940 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES) ACT 1983 |
1/1983 |
·
SUPERANNUATION
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(SUPERANNUATION) ACT 1980 |
8/1980 |
·
PRE-1922 LOCAL
AUTHORITY OFFICERS
|
Finance |
LOCAL OFFICERS’ COMPENSATION (WAR PERIOD) ACT 1924120 |
50/1924 |
25.9 PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE AND ASSURANCE
|
Enterprise |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (MUTUAL ASSURANCE) ACT 1926 |
34/1926 |
|
Enterprise |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (MUTUAL ASSURANCE) ACT 1928 |
21/1928 |
|
Enterprise |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (MUTUAL ASSURANCE) ACT 1935 |
42/1935 |
25.10 RATES
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(COLLECTION OF RATES) ACT 1924 |
11/1324 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (RATES) ACT 1970 |
2/1970 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (RATES) ACT 1973 |
8/1973 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (RATES ON AGRICULTURAL LAND) ACT 1925 |
35/1925 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (RATES ON AGRICULTURAL LAND) ACT 1931 |
28/1931 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1939 |
23/1939 |
|
Environ
|
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (REMISSION OF RATES) ACT 1940 |
8/1940 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(REMISSION OF RATES) ACT 1945 |
28/1945 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1946 |
36/1946 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1947 |
48/1947 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(TEMPORARY REDUCTION OF VALUATION) ACT 1954 |
8/1954 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (TEMPORARY REDUCTION OF VALUATION) ACT 1956 |
35/1956 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (REDUCTION OF VALUATION)ACT 1966 |
15/1966 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(TEMPORARY REDUCTION OF VALUATION) ACT 1970 |
13/1970 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (RATEABILITY OF RENTS) (ABOLITION) ACT 1971 |
15/1971 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1953 |
36/1953 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(TEMPORARY REDUCTION OF VALUATION) ACT 1960 |
38/1960 |
|
Environ
|
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1962 |
23/1962 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (TEMPORARY REDUCTION OF VALUATION) ACT 1963 |
18/1963 |
|
Environ |
RATES ON
AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1964 |
35/1964 |
|
Environ
|
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1967 |
13/1967 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1972 |
13/1972 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1976 |
3/1976 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1978 |
9/1978 |
|
Environ |
RATES
ON AGRICULTURAL LAND (RELIEF) ACT 1980 |
20/1980 |
25.11 SANITARY SERVICES
|
Environ |
BURIAL
GROUND ACT 1816 |
56 Geo.
3, c.141 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(SANITARY SERVICES) ACT 1948 |
3/1948 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (SANITARY SERVICES) (JOINT BURIAL BOARDS) ACT 1952 |
22/1952 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (SANITARY SERVICES) ACT 1962 |
26/1962 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(SANITARY SERVICES) ACT 1964 |
29/1964 |
25.12 WORKHOUSES (FORMER)
|
Health |
STATE
LANDS (WORKHOUSES) ACT 1930 |
9/1930 |
|
Health |
STATE
LANDS (WORKHOUSES) ACT 1962 |
8/1962 |
26.
NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF THE TAOISEACH; DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE)
26.1
DESCRIPTION OF STATE
|
Taoiseach |
REPUBLIC
OF IRELAND ACT 1948 |
22/1948 |
26.2
DEPARTMENTS OF STATE AND MINISTERS
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES ACT 1924 |
16/1924 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1928 |
6/1928 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1939 |
36/1939 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1946 |
38/1946 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1956 |
21/1956 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1966 |
18/1966 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1973 |
14/1973 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
27/1977 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1977 |
28/1977 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
2/1980 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
40/1983 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1995 |
1/1995 |
|
Finance |
MINISTER
FOR SUPPLIES (TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS) ACT 1945 |
21/1945 |
|
Finance |
MINISTER
FOR ARTS HERITAGE GAELTACHT AND THE ISLANDS (POWERS AND FUNCTIONS) ACT 1998 |
7/1998 |
|
Finance |
MINISTER
FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (PERFORMANCE OF CERTAIN FUNCTIONS)
ACT 2002 |
24/2002 |
|
Finance |
MINISTER
FOR COMMUNITY RURAL AND GAELTACHT AFFAIRS (POWERS AND FUNCTIONS) ACT 2003 |
39/2003 |
|
Finance |
COMMUNITY
RURAL AND GAELTACHT AFFAIRS (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) 2007 |
32/2007 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERS
AND SECRETARIES (MINISTERS OF STATE) ACT 2007 |
33/2007 |
|
Finance |
EXECUTIVE
POWERS (CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1937 |
20/1937 |
26.3
MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES: REMUNERATION
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES ACT 1938121 |
38/1938 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL
AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1949 |
21/1949 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL
AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1952 |
19/1952 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1960 |
12/1960 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1964 |
14/1964 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1968 |
22/1968 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES ACT 1972122 |
21/1972 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1973 |
22/1973 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL PARLIAMENTARY AND JUDICIAL OFFICES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
29/1977 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL PARLIAMENTARY AND JUDICIAL OFFICES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
32/1983 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1992 |
3/1992 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
39/1996 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL PARLIAMENTARY JUDICIAL AND COURT
OFFICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
5/1998 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
30/2001 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
30/2001 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES ACT 2009 |
30/2009 |
26.4 CENTRAL STATISTICS OFFICE
|
Taoiseach |
STATISTICS
ACT 1993 |
21/1993 |
26.5 CITIZENS INFORMATION BOARD
|
Social |
COMHAIRLE
ACT 2000 |
1/2000 |
|
Social |
CITIZENS
INFORMATION ACT 2007 |
2/2007 |
26.6 ETHICS AND STANDARDS IN PUBLIC OFFICE
|
Finance |
ETHICS
IN PUBLIC OFFICE ACT 1995 |
22/1995 |
|
Finance |
STANDARDS
IN PUBLIC OFFICE ACT 2001 |
31/2001 |
26.7 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND OFFICIAL SECRETS
·
FREEDOM OF
INFORMATION
|
Finance |
FREEDOM
OF INFORMATION ACT 1997 |
13/1997 |
|
Finance |
FREEDOM
OF INFORMATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 |
9/2003 |
·
OFFICIAL SECRETS
|
Justice |
OFFICIAL
SECRETS ACT 1963 |
1/1963 |
26.8 NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
|
Taoiseach |
NATIONAL
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE ACT 2006 |
21/2006 |
26.9 NATIONAL ARCHIVES
|
Taoiseach |
NATIONAL
ARCHIVES ACT 1986 |
11/1986 |
26.10 OMBUDSMAN
|
Finance |
OMBUDSMAN
ACT 1980 |
26/1980 |
|
Finance |
OMBUDSMAN
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
19/1984 |
26.11 ORDNANCE SURVEY IRELAND, MAPPING AND BOUNDARIES
|
Comms |
ORDNANCE
SURVEY IRELAND ACT 2001 |
43/2001 |
|
Finance |
BOUNDARY
SURVEY (IRELAND) ACT 1854 |
17
& 18 Vict., c.17 |
|
Finance |
BOUNDARY
SURVEY (IRELAND) ACT 1857 |
20
& 21 Vict., c.45 |
|
Finance |
BOUNDARY
SURVEY (IRELAND) ACT 1859 |
22
& 23 Vict., c.8 |
|
Finance |
COUNTY
BOUNDARIES IRELAND ACT 1872 |
35
& 36 Vict., c.50 |
26.12 STATE AUTHORITIES
|
Finance |
STATE
AUTHORITIES (DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT) ACT 1993 |
1/1993 |
26.13 STATE ENTERPRISES: WORKER PARTICIPATION
|
Enterprise |
WORKER PARTICIPATION
(STATE ENTERPRISES) ACT 1977 |
6/1977 |
|
Enterprise |
WORKER
PARTICIPATION (STATE ENTERPRISES) ACT 1988 |
13/1988 |
26.14 STATE PROPERTY
|
Finance |
STATE
PROPERTY ACT 1954 |
25/1954 |
|
Finance |
STATE
PROPERTY ACT 1998 |
44/1998 |
27.
NATURAL
RESOURCES
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS, ENERGY AND
NATURAL RESOURCES)
27.1 COASTAL PROTECTION
|
Finance |
COAST
PROTECTION ACT 1963 |
12/1963 |
27.2 CONTINENTAL SHELF
|
Comms |
CONTINENTAL
SHELF ACT 1968 |
14/1968 |
27.3 CURRAGH OF KILDARE
|
Defence |
CURRAGH
OF KILDARE ACT 1961 |
35/1961 |
|
Defence |
CURRAGH
OF KILDARE ACT 1969 |
13/1969 |
27.4 FISHERIES
·
INLAND FISHERIES
|
Comms |
SHANNON
FISHERIES ACT 1935 |
4/1935 |
|
Comms |
SHANNON
FISHERIES ACT 1938 |
7/1938 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1953 |
16/1953 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(CONSOLIDATION) ACT 1959 |
14/1959 |
|
Comms |
FOYLE
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1961 |
44/1961 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1962 |
31/1962 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 |
23/1964 |
|
Comms |
FOYLE
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1976 |
13/1976 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1976 |
23/1976 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
ACT 1980 |
1/1980 |
|
Comms |
FOYLE
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
2/1983 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1987 |
14/1987 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1987 |
32/1987 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1991 |
26/1991 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
23/1994 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1995 |
27/1995 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(COMMISSIONS) ACT 1997 |
1/1997 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
35/1999 |
|
Comms |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
34/2000 |
|
Comms |
FOYLE
AND CARLINGFORD FISHERIES ACT 2007 |
17/2007 |
|
Comms |
INLAND
FISHERIES ACT 2010 |
10/2010 |
·
SEA FISHERIES
AND FISHERY HARBOURS
|
Environ |
WHALE
FISHERIES ACT 1937 |
4/1937 |
|
Agric |
FOYLE
FISHERIES ACT 1952 |
5/1952 |
|
Agric |
SEA
FISHERIES ACT 1952 |
7/1952 |
|
Agric |
SEA
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1955 |
17/1955 |
|
Agric |
SEA FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1956 |
30/1956 |
|
Agric |
SEA
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1959 |
28/1959 |
|
Agric |
SEA
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1963 |
21/1963 |
|
Agric |
SEA
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1970 |
8/1970 |
|
Agric |
SEA
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1974 |
30/1974 |
|
Agric |
FISHERY
HARBOUR CENTRES ACT 1980 |
22/1980 |
|
Agric |
SEA
FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1982 |
12/1982 |
|
Agric |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1997 |
23/1997 |
|
Agric |
FISHERIES
AND FORESHORE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
54/1998 |
|
Agric |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
40/2001 |
|
Agric |
FISHERIES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2003 |
21/2003 |
27.5 FORESHORE123
|
Environ |
FORESHORE
ACT 1933 |
12/1933 |
|
Environ |
FORESHORE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1992 |
17/1992 |
|
Environ |
FISHERIES
AND FORESHORE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
54/1998 |
|
Environ |
FORESHORE
AND DUMPING AT SEA (AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
39/2009 |
27.6 FORESTRY
|
Agric |
FORESTRY
ACT 1946 |
13/1946 |
|
Agric |
FORESTRY
ACT 1956 |
6/1956 |
|
Agric |
FORESTRY
ACT 1988 |
26/1988 |
|
Agric |
FORESTRY
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
40/2009 |
27.7 MARINE INSTITUTE
|
Agric |
MARINE
INSTITUTE ACT 1991 |
2/1991 |
27.8 MINERALS DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING SMELTING
|
Comms |
MINERALS
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1940 |
31/1940 |
|
Comms |
MINERALS
EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY ACT 1941 |
13/1941 |
|
Comms |
MINERALS
COMPANY ACT 1945 |
7/1945 |
|
Comms |
MINERALS
COMPANY ACT 1947 |
35/1947 |
|
Comms |
MINERALS
COMPANY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1950 |
5/1950 |
|
Comms |
PETROLEUM
AND OTHER MINERALS DEVELOPMENT ACT 1960 |
7/1960 |
|
Enterprise |
SMELTING
ACT 1968 |
5/1968 |
|
Comms |
BULA
LIMITED (ACQUISITION OF SHARES) ACT 1977 |
4/1977 |
|
Comms |
MINERALS
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1979 |
12/1979 |
|
Comms |
MINERALS
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1995 |
15/1995 |
|
Comms |
MINERALS
DEVELOPMENT ACT 1999 |
21/1999 |
27.9 RIVERS
·
ARTERIAL
DRAINAGE
|
Finance |
DRAINAGE
MAINTENANCE ACT 1924 |
46/1924 |
|
Finance |
ARTERIAL
DRAINAGE ACT 1925 |
33/1925 |
|
Finance |
RIVER
OWENMORE DRAINAGE ACT 1926 |
3/1926 |
|
Finance |
BARROW
DRAINAGE ACT 1927 |
26/1927 |
|
Finance |
BARROW
DRAINAGE ACT 1933 |
30/1933 |
|
Finance |
ARTERIAL
DRAINAGE (MINOR SCHEMES) ACT 1928 |
23/1928 |
|
Finance |
ARTERIAL
DRAINAGE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1929 |
18/1929 |
|
Finance |
DISTRICT
OF FERGUS DRAINAGE ACT 1943 |
13/1943 |
|
Finance |
ARTERIAL
DRAINAGE ACT 1945 |
3/1945 |
|
Comms |
ERNE DRAINAGE AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1950124 |
15/1950 |
|
Finance |
ARTERIAL
DRAINAGE (AMENDMENT) ACT 1995 |
14/1995 |
·
INLAND
NAVIGATION
|
Comms |
CANALS
ACT 1986 |
3/1986 |
|
Comms |
LOUGH
CORRIB NAVIGATION ACT 1945 |
37/1945 |
|
Comms |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1960 |
41/1960 |
|
Galetacht |
SHANNON
NAVIGATION ACT 1990 |
20/1990 |
27.10 WATER SERVICES
·
GENERAL
|
Environ |
WATER SERVICES
ACT 2007 |
30/2007 |
|
Environ |
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT (DELIMITATION OF WATER SUPPLY DISCONNECTION POWERS) ACT 1995 |
18/1995 |
|
Environ |
RATHDOWN
NO. 1 WATERWORKS PROVISIONAL ORDER (CONFIRMATION) ACT 1923 |
22/1923 |
|
Comms |
LIFFEY RESERVOIR
ACT 1936 |
54/1936 |
|
Environ |
WATER
SUPPLIES ACT 1942 |
1/1942 |
·
FLOURIDATION OF
WATER SUPPLIES
|
Health |
HEALTH
(FLUORIDATION OF WATER SUPPLIES) ACT 1960 |
46/1960 |
28.
OIREACHTAS
(NATIONAL PARLIAMENT) AND LEGISLATION
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF THE TAOISEACH; DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE)
28.1 HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS SERVICE
|
Finance |
HOUSES
OF THE OIREACHTAS COMMISSION ACT 2003 |
28/2003 |
|
Finance |
HOUSES
OF THE OIREACHTAS COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2006 |
39/2006 |
|
Finance |
HOUSES
OF THE OIREACHTAS COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
44/2009 |
28.2 COMMITTEES OF THE OIREACHTAS
·
WITNESSES
|
Finance |
COMMITTEES
OF THE HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS (COMPELLABILITY PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES OF
WITNESSES) ACT 1997 |
17/1997 |
|
Finance |
COMMITTEES
OF THE HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS (COMPELLABILITY PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES OF
WITNESSES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
16/2004 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
WITNESSES OATHS ACT 1924 |
53/1924 |
|
Finance |
COMMITTEE
OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF DAIL EIREANN (PRIVILEGE AND PROCEDURE) ACT 1970 |
22/1970 |
|
Finance |
COMMITTEES
OF THE HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS (PRIVILEGE AND PROCEDURE) ACT 1976 |
10/1976 |
|
Finance |
SELECT
COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION AND SECURITY OF DÁIL ÉIREANN (PRIVILEGE AND
IMMUNITY) ACT 1994 |
32/1994 |
|
Finance |
COMPTROLLER
AND AUDITOR GENERAL AND COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS (SPECIAL
PROVISIONS) ACT 1998 |
47/1998 |
28.3 LEGISLATION AND LAW REFORM
·
ADAPTATION OF
PRE-1922 CHARTERS
|
Taoiseach |
ADAPTATION
OF CHARTERS ACT 1926 |
6/1926 |
·
ADAPTATION OF
PRE-1922 LEGISLATION
|
Taoiseach |
ADAPTATION
OF ENACTMENTS ACT 1922 |
2/1922 |
|
Taoiseach |
ADAPTATION
OF ENACTMENTS ACT 1931 |
34/1931 |
|
Taoiseach |
SHORT
TITLES ACT 1962 |
5/1962 |
·
EFFECT OF
CONSTITUTION OF IRELAND 1937
|
Taoiseach |
CONSTITUTION
(CONSEQUENTIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1937 |
40/1937 |
|
Taoiseach |
CONSTITUTION
(VERIFICATION OF PETITION) ACT 1944 |
8/1944 |
·
INTERPRETATION
OF LEGISLATION
|
Taoiseach |
INTERPRETATION
ACT 2005 |
23/2005 |
|
Taoiseach |
INTERPRETATION
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1997 |
36/1997 |
·
LAW REFORM
COMMISSION
|
Taoiseach |
LAW
REFORM COMMISSION ACT 1975 |
3/1975 |
·
PRIVATE ACTS:
COSTS
|
Taoiseach |
PRIVATE
BILL COSTS ACT 1924 |
52/1924 |
·
STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS/SECONDARY
LEGISLATION
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTORY
INSTRUMENTS ACT 1947 |
44/1947 |
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTORY
INSTRUMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1955 |
26/1955 |
·
STATUTE LAW
REVISION: PRE-1922 ACTS
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTE
LAW REVISION ACT 2007 |
28/2007 |
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTE
LAW REVISION (PRE-UNION IRISH STATUTES) ACT 1962 |
29/1962 |
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTE
LAW REVISION ACT 1983 |
11/1983 |
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTE
LAW REVISION (PRE-1922) ACT 2005 |
32/2005 |
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTE
LAW REVISION ACT 2009 |
46/2009 |
·
STATUTE LAW
RESTATEMENT
|
Taoiseach |
STATUTE
LAW (RESTATEMENT) ACT 2002 |
33/2002 |
28.4 MEMBERS OF THE OIREACHTAS
·
SALARIES AND
ALLOWANCES
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(PAYMENT OF MEMBERS) ACT 1923 |
18/1923 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(PAYMENT OF MEMBERS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1925 |
29/1925 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) ACT 1938 |
34/1938 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1947 |
23/1947 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1960 |
12/1960 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) ACT 1962 |
32/1962 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1964 |
14/1964 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1968 |
8/1968 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1968 |
22/1968 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1973 |
22/1973 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL PARLIAMENTARY AND JUDICIAL OFFICES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1977 |
29/1977 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL PARLIAMENTARY AND JUDICIAL OFFICES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1983 |
32/1983 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT)
ACT 1992 |
3/1992 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1994 |
21/1994 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
39/1996 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL PARLIAMENTARY JUDICIAL AND COURT
OFFICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
5/1998 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL
PARLIAMENTARY AND JUDICIAL OFFICES AND OIREACHTAS MEMBERS (MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS) ACT 2001 |
33/2001 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(ALLOWANCES TO MEMBERS) AND MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES ACT 2009 |
30/2009 |
28.5 PROCEDURE
·
LAYING OF
DOCUMENTS
|
Finance |
HOUSES
OF THE OIREACHTAS (LAYING OF DOCUMENTS) ACT 1966 |
10/1966 |
28.6 PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES AND STAFF
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES ACT 1938125 |
38/1938 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL
AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1949 |
21/1949 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL
AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1952 |
19/1952 |
|
Finance |
CLERK
OF SEANAD EIREANN (COMPENSATION) ACT 1939 |
16/1939 |
|
Finance |
STAFF
OF THE HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS ACT 1959 |
38/1959 |
|
Finance |
MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES ACT 1972126 |
21/1972 |
|
Finance |
OIREACHTAS
(MINISTERIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY OFFICES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2001 |
30/2001 |
28.7 PRESIDENT OF IRELAND
|
Finance? |
PRESIDENTIAL
SEAL ACT 1937 |
37/1937 |
|
Finance |
PRESIDENTIAL
ESTABLISHMENT ACT 1938 |
24/1938 |
|
Finance |
PRESIDENTIAL
ESTABLISHMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1947 |
22/1947 |
|
Finance |
PRESIDENTIAL
ESTABLISHMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1973 |
18/1973 |
|
Finance |
PRESIDENTIAL
ESTABLISHMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1991 |
10/1991 |
28.8 TRIBUNALS OF INQUIRY AND COMMISSIONS OF
INVESTIGATION
·
TRIBUNALS OF
INQUIRY
|
Justice |
TRIBUNALS
OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) ACT 1921 |
11
& 12 Geo 5, c.7 |
|
Justice |
TRIBUNALS
OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1979 |
3/1979 |
|
Justice |
TRIBUNALS
OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1997 |
42/1997 |
|
Justice |
TRIBUNALS
OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
11/1998 |
|
Justice |
TRIBUNALS
OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) (AMENDMENT) (NO. 2) ACT 1998 |
18/1998 |
|
Justice |
TRIBUNALS
OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
7/2002 |
|
Justice |
TRIBUNALS
OF INQUIRY (EVIDENCE) (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
13/2004 |
|
Environ |
TRIBUNAL
OF INQUIRY INTO CERTAIN PLANNING MATTERS AND PAYMENTS ACT 2004 |
39/2004 |
·
COMMISSIONS OF
INVESTIGATION
|
Justice |
COMMISSIONS
OF INVESTIGATION ACT 2004 |
23/2004 |
·
COMMISSION TO
INQUIRE INTO CHILD ABUSE
|
Educate |
COMMISSION
TO INQUIRE INTO CHILD ABUSE ACT 2000 |
7/2000 |
|
Educate |
COMMISSION
TO INQUIRE INTO CHILD ABUSE (AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
17/2005 |
29.
PLANNING,
DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE
AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT)
29.1 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
·
GENERAL
|
Environ |
PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2000 |
30/2000 |
|
Environ |
PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
32/2002 |
|
Environ |
PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT (STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE) ACT 2006 |
27/2006 |
|
Environ |
COMPULSORY
PURCHASE ORDERS (EXTENSION OF TIME LIMITS) ACT 2010 |
17/2010 |
|
Environ |
PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT (AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
30/2010 |
·
DUBLIN
RECONSTRUCTION
|
Environ |
DUBLIN
RECONSTRUCTION (EMERGENCY PROVISIONS) ACT 1924 |
24/1924 |
|
Environ |
DUBLIN
RECONSTRUCTION (EMERGENCY PROVISIONS) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1925 |
38/1925 |
|
Educate |
GRANGEGORMAN
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY ACT 2005 |
21/2005 |
·
WESTERN
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
|
Gaeltacht |
WESTERN
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION ACT 1998 |
42/1998 |
29.2 COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC WORKS IN IRELAND
|
Finance |
COMMISSIONERS
OF PUBLIC WORKS (FUNCTIONS AND POWERS) ACT 1996 |
3/1996 |
|
Finance |
COMMISSIONERS
OF PUBLIC WORKS IN IRELAND (ACCEPTANCE OF TRUSTEESHIP) ACT 1978 |
15/1978 |
29.3 DERELICT SITES
|
Environ |
DERELICT
SITES ACT 1990 |
14/1990 |
29.4 HOUSING
·
GENERAL
|
Environ |
HOUSING
ACT 1966 |
21/1966 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1979 |
27/1979 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
ACT 1988 |
28/1988 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1992 |
18/1992 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1997 |
21/1997 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2002 |
9/2002 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2004 |
43/2004 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2009 |
22/2009 |
|
Environ |
LABOURERS
ACT 1936 |
24/1936 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
AND LABOURERS ACT 1937 |
42/1937 |
·
GAELTACHT AREAS
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) ACT 1929 |
41/1929 |
|
Gaeltacht |
HOUSING
(GAELTACHT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1934 |
29/1934 |
·
HOUSING FINANCE
AGENCY
|
Environ |
HOUSING
FINANCE AGENCY ACT 1981 |
37/1981 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
FINANCE AGENCY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1982 |
27/1982 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
FINANCE AGENCY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1985 |
20/1985 |
|
Environ |
HOUSING
FINANCE AGENCY (AMENDMENT) ACT 1988 |
1/1988 |
·
NATIONAL
BUILDING AGENCY
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
BUILDING AGENCY LIMITED ACT 1963 |
32/1963 |
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
BUILDING AGENCY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1969 |
27/1969 |
|
Environ |
NATIONAL
BUILDING AGENCY LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1974 |
2/1974 |
·
TRAVELLER
ACCOMMODATION
|
Environ |
HOUSING
(TRAVELLER ACCOMMODATION) ACT 1998 |
33/1998 |
29.5 TOWN AND URBAN RENEWAL
|
Environ |
URBAN
RENEWAL ACT 1986 |
19/1986 |
|
Environ |
URBAN RENEWAL
ACT 1998 |
27/1998 |
|
Environ |
TOWN
RENEWAL ACT 2000 |
18/2000 |
|
Environ |
DUBLIN
DOCKLANDS DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ACT 1997 |
7/1997 |
|
Finance? |
TEMPLE
BAR AREA RENEWAL AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1991 |
19/1991 |
30.
PRISONS AND
PLACES OF DETENTION
(DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW REFORM)
30.1 GENERAL ORGANISATION OF PRISON SERVICE
|
Justice |
PRISONS
(IRELAND) ACT 1826 |
7 Geo.
4, c. 74 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
(IRELAND) ACT 1840 |
3 &
4 Vict., c. 44 |
|
Justice |
CONVICT
PRISONS (IRELAND) ACT 1854 |
17
& 18 Vict., c. 76 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
(IRELAND) ACT 1856 |
19
& 20 Vict., c. 68 |
|
Justice |
GENERAL
PRISONS (IRELAND) ACT 1877 |
40
& 41 Vict., c. 49 |
|
Justice |
PRISON
SERVICE (IRELAND) ACT 1883 |
46
& 47 Vict., c.25 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
(IRELAND) AMENDMENT ACT 1884 |
47
& 48 Vict., c. 36 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1898 |
61
& 62 Vict., c. 41 |
|
Justice |
PRISONERS
(TEMPORARY DISCHARGE FOR ILL-HEALTH) ACT 1913 |
3 &
4 Geo. 5, c. 4 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1933 |
51/1933 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1956 |
9/1956 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1970 |
11/1970 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1972 |
7/1972 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1974 |
10/1974 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1977 |
14/1977 |
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 1980 |
6/1980 |
|
Justice |
PRISON DEVELOPMENT
(CONFIRMATION OF RESOLUTIONS) ACT 2008 |
10/2008 |
30.2 INSPECTOR OF PRISONS
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 2007 |
10/2007 |
30.3 PRISON RULES
|
Justice |
PRISONS
ACT 2007 |
10/2007 |
30.4 TEMPORARY RELEASE AND PAROLE
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE ACT 1960 |
27/1960 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (RELEASE OF PRISONERS) ACT 1998 |
36/1998 |
|
Justice |
CRIMINAL
JUSTICE (TEMPORARY RELEASE OF PRISONERS) ACT 2003 |
34/2003 |
30.5 VISITING COMMITTEES
|
Justice |
PRISONS
(VISITING COMMITTEES) ACT 1925 |
11/1925 |
30.6 TRANSFER OF PRISONERS INTERNATIONALLY
|
Justice |
TRANSFER
OF SENTENCED PERSONS ACT 1995 |
16/1995 |
|
Justice |
TRANSFER
OF SENTENCED PERSONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1997 |
41/1997 |
|
Justice |
TRANSFER
OF EXECUTION OF SENTENCES ACT 2005 |
28/2005 |
31.
PUBLIC SAFETY
(INCLUDING BUILDING STANDARDS, FIRE SAFETY, PRODUCT SAFETY AND SAFETY AND
HEALTH AT WORK)
(VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS)
31.1 ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES STANDARDS AUTHORITY
|
Comms |
ADVENTURE
ACTIVITIES STANDARDS AUTHORITY ACT 2001 |
34/2001 |
31.2 BUILDING STANDARDS
·
GENERAL
|
Environ |
BUILDING
CONTROL ACT 1990 |
3/1990 |
|
Environ |
BUILDING
CONTROL ACT 2007 |
21/2007 |
·
MULTI-STOREY
BUILDINGS
|
Environ |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
(MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS) ACT 1988 |
29/1988 |
31.3 BRAVERY AWARDS
|
Justice |
DEEDS
OF BRAVERY ACT 1947 |
11/1947 |
31.4 CHEMICALS AND BIOLOGICAL AGENTS
·
CHEMICALS
GENERALLY
|
Enterprise |
CHEMICALS
ACT 2008 |
13/2008 |
|
Enterprise |
CHEMICALS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2010 |
32/2010 |
·
CHEMICAL AND
BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS
|
Enterprise |
CHEMICAL
WEAPONS ACT 1997 |
28/1997 |
31.5 CIVIL DEFENCE
|
Defence |
CIVIL
DEFENCE ACT 2002 |
16/2002 |
|
Defence |
AIR-RAID
PRECAUTIONS ACT 1939 |
21/1939 |
|
Defence |
AIR-RAID
PRECAUTIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1946 |
28/1946 |
31.6 DANGEROUS PERFORMANCES
|
Justice? |
CHILDREN’S DANGEROUS PERFORMANCES ACT 1879 |
42
& 43 Vict., c.34 |
|
Justice? |
DANGEROUS
PERFORMANCES ACT 1897 |
60
& 61 Vict., c. 52 |
31.6 EXPLOSIVES AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
·
EXPLOSIVES
|
Justice |
EXPLOSIVES
ACT 1875 |
38
& 39 Vict., c. 17 |
|
Foreign |
CLUSTER
MUNITIONS AND ANTI-PERSONNEL MINES ACT 2008 |
20/2008 |
·
PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
|
Enterprise |
DANGEROUS
SUBSTANCES ACT 1972 |
10/1972 |
|
Enterprise |
DANGEROUS
SUBSTANCES ACT 1979 |
21/1979 |
|
Comms |
PETROLEUM
(EXPLORATION AND EXTRACTION) SAFETY ACT 2010 |
4/2010127 |
31.7 FIRE SAFETY AND FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES
|
Environ |
FIRE SERVICES
ACT 1981 |
30/1981 |
|
Environ |
LICENSING
OF INDOOR EVENTS ACT 2003 |
15/2003 |
31.8 HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
|
Defence |
RED
CROSS ACT 1938 |
32/1938 |
|
Defence |
RED
CROSS ACT 1944 |
20/1944 |
|
Defence |
RED
CROSS ACT 1954 |
28/1954 |
31.9 MAJOR PUBLIC EVENT LICENSING
·
INDOOR EVENTS
|
Environ |
LICENSING
OF INDOOR EVENTS ACT 2003 |
15/2003 |
·
OUTDOOR EVENTS,
INCLUDING FUNFAIRS
|
Environ |
PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2000 |
30/2000 |
31.10 PRODUCT SAFETY AND PRODUCT STANDARDS
·
PRODUCT STANDARDS
GENERALLY
|
Enterprise |
NATIONAL
STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF IRELAND ACT 1996 |
28/1996 |
|
Enterprise |
OIL
BURNERS (STANDARDS) ACT 1960 |
24/1960 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH AND STANDARDS ACT 1961 |
20/1961 |
|
Enterprise |
INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH AND STANDARDS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1979 |
33/1979 |
31.11 RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY
·
GENERAL
|
Environ |
RADIOLOGICAL
PROTECTION ACT 1991 |
9/1991 |
|
Environ |
RADIOLOGICAL
PROTECTION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
3/2002 |
·
NUCLEAR WEAPONS
|
Environ |
CONTAINMENT
OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS ACT 2003 |
35/2003 |
|
Environ |
NUCLEAR
TEST BAN ACT 2008 |
16/2008 |
31.12 SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELFARE AT WORK128
|
Enterprise |
SAFETY,
HEALTH AND WELFARE AT WORK ACT 2005 |
10/2005 |
32.
SOCIAL WELFARE,
PENSIONS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
(DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL PROTECTION; DEPARTMENT OF
COMMUNITY, EQUALITY AND GAELTACHT AFFAIRS)
32.1 SOCIAL WELFARE
·
GENERAL
|
Social |
SOCIAL WELFARE CONSOLIDATION ACT 2005129 |
26/2005 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE ACT 2005 |
30/2005 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE REFORM AND PENSIONS ACT 2006 |
5/2006 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE ACT 2006 |
36/2006 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL WELFARE
AND PENSIONS ACT 2007 |
8/2007 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE AND PENSIONS ACT 2008 |
2/2008 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
22/2008 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE AND PENSIONS ACT 2009 |
10/2009 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL WELFARE
AND PENSIONS (NO.2) ACT 2009 |
43/2009 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2010 |
28/2010 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE AND PENSIONS ACT 2010 |
36/2010 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE AND PENSIONS ACT 2005 |
4/2005 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE ACT 2003 |
41/2003 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2003 |
4/2003 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2008 |
22/2008 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE ACT 2004 |
41/2004 |
|
Social |
WORKMEN’S
COMPENSATION ACT 1934 |
9/1934 |
|
Social |
PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE ACT 1939 |
27/1939 |
|
Social |
SOCIAL
WELFARE (RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS) ACT 1948 |
10/1948 |
|
Social |
WORKMEN’S
COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1948 |
23/1948 |
·
SOCIAL WELFARE
PENSION BOOKS
|
Social |
PENSION
BOOKS (PROHIBITION OF ALIENATION) ACT 1932 |
1/1932 |
·
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS)
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1936 |
37/1936 |
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1948 |
9/1948 |
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1953 |
4/1953 |
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1957 |
17/1957 |
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1960 |
4/1960 |
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1961 |
5/1961 |
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1962 |
35/1962 |
|
Defence |
CONNAUGHT
RANGERS (PENSIONS) ACT 1964 |
26/1964 |
·
MACSWINEY PENSION
|
Defence |
MACSWINEY
(PENSION) ACT 1950 |
30/1950 |
|
Defence |
MACSWINEY
(PENSION) (INCREASE) ACT 1960 |
6/1960 |
|
Defence |
MACSWINEY
(PENSION) (INCREASE) (NO. 2) ACT 1960 |
33/1960 |
|
Defence |
MACSWINEY
(PENSION) (INCREASE) ACT 1962 |
36/1962 |
|
Defence |
MACSWINEY
(PENSION) (INCREASE) ACT 1964 |
24/1964 |
·
OTHER
LEGISLATION ON PUBLIC PENSIONS
|
Social |
UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF ACT 1931130 |
46/1931 |
|
Social |
PUBLIC
ASSISTANCE ACT 1937 |
2/1937 |
|
Finance |
PENSIONS
(INCREASE) ACT 1950 |
3/1950 |
|
Defence |
PENSIONS
ACT 1952 |
27/1952 |
|
Finance |
PENSIONS
(INCREASE) ACT 1956 |
44/1956 |
|
Finance |
PENSIONS
(INCREASE) ACT 1959 |
43/1959 |
|
Defence |
PENSIONS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1960 |
5/1960 |
|
Defence |
PENSIONS
(AMENDMENT) (NO.2) ACT 1960 |
31/1960 |
|
Finance |
PENSIONS
(INCREASE) ACT 1960 |
36/1960 |
|
Finance |
PENSIONS
(INCREASE) ACT 1964 |
10/1964 |
|
Finance |
PENSIONS
(ABATEMENT) ACT 1965 |
13/1965 |
32.2 PRIVATE PENSIONS REGULATION
·
GENERAL
|
Social |
PENSIONS ACT 1990131 |
25/1990 |
|
Social |
PENSIONS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
18/1996 |
|
Social |
PENSIONS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2002 |
18/2002 |
32.3 CHARITIES
|
Gaeltacht |
CHARITIES
ACT 2009 |
6/2009 |
|
Gaeltacht |
CHARITIES
ACT 1961 |
17/1961 |
|
Gaeltacht |
STREET
AND HOUSE TO HOUSE COLLECTIONS ACT 1962 |
13/1962 |
|
Gaeltacht |
CHARITIES
ACT 1973 |
13/1973 |
33.
STATE FINANCE
AND PROCUREMENT
(PRIMARILY: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE)
33.1 CENTRAL FUND AND APPROPRIATIONS132
|
Finance |
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS AND CHARGES ACT 1891 |
54
& 55 Vict., c.24 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
FUND ACT 1956 |
12/1956 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
FUND ACT 1957 |
2/1957 |
|
Finance |
APPROPRIATION
ACT 1962 |
19/1962 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
FUND ACT 1965 |
4/1965 |
|
Finance |
CENTRAL
FUND (PERMANENT PROVISIONS) ACT 1965 |
26/1965 |
|
Finance |
EXCHEQUER
AND LOCAL FINANCIAL YEARS ACT 1974 |
3/1974 |
|
Finance |
STATE
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) ACT 1984 |
23/1984 |
33.2 COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL
|
Finance |
EXCHEQUER
AND AUDIT DEPARTMENTS ACT 1866 |
29
& 30 Vict., c.39 |
|
Finance |
EXCHEQUER
AND AUDIT DEPARTMENTS ACT 1921 |
11
& 12 Geo. 5, c.52 |
|
Finance |
COMPTROLLER
AND AUDITOR-GENERAL ACT 1923 |
1/1923 |
|
Finance |
COMPTROLLER
AND AUDITOR GENERAL AND COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS (SPECIAL
PROVISIONS) ACT 1998 |
47/1998 |
|
Finance |
COMPTROLLER
AND AUDITOR GENERAL (AMENDMENT) ACT 1993 |
8/1993 |
33.3 CURRENCY AND COINAGE
·
EURO
|
Finance |
ECONOMIC
AND MONETARY UNION ACT 1998 |
38/1998 |
|
Finance |
EURO CHANGEOVER
(AMOUNTS) ACT 2001 |
16/2001 |
·
DECIMAL CURRENCY
(FORMER)
|
Finance |
DECIMAL
CURRENCY ACT 1969 |
23/1969 |
|
Finance |
DECIMAL
CURRENCY ACT 1970 |
21/1970 |
|
Finance |
DECIMAL
CURRENCY ACT 1990 |
2/1990 |
·
PRE-DECIMAL
CURRENCY (FORMER)
|
Finance |
CURRENCY
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1930 |
30/1930 |
·
COINAGE
|
Finance |
COINAGE
ACT 1950 |
32/1950 |
|
Finance |
COINAGE
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1966 |
5/1966 |
33.4 CUSTOMS AND EXCISE
·
GENERAL
|
Finance |
CUSTOMS
CONSOLIDATION ACT 1876 |
39
& 40 Vict., c.36 |
|
Finance |
CUSTOMS
AND EXCISE (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1988 |
10/1988 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS AND STAMP DUTIES) ACT 1929 |
5/1929 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) ACT 1931 |
14/1931 |
|
Finance |
CUSTOMS
DUTIES (PROVISIONAL IMPOSITION) ACT 1931 |
38/1931 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) (NO. 2) ACT 1931 |
39/1931 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) (NO. 3) ACT 1931 |
42/1931 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) ACT 1932 |
5/1932 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) (NO. 2) ACT 1932 |
11/1932 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) (NO. 3) ACT 1932 |
22/1932 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) (NO. 4) ACT 1932 |
34/1932 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS AND EXCISE DUTIES) ACT 1933 |
52/1933 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(CUSTOMS DUTIES) ACT 1934 |
18/1934 |
|
Finance |
CUSTOMS
DUTIES (PREFERENTIAL RATES) ACT 1934 |
19/1934 |
|
Finance |
CUSTOMS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1942 |
21/1942 |
|
Finance |
CUSTOMS
ACT 1956 |
7/1956 |
·
DUTIES: GENERAL
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES ACT 1957 |
7/1957 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDER) (NO. 2) ACT 1936 |
28/1936 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1963 |
29/1963 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1964 |
39/1964 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1965 |
16/1965 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (DUMPING AND SUBSIDIES) ACT 1968 |
11/1968 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1968 |
38/1968 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1969 |
33/1969 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1970 |
17/1970 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1971 |
29/1971 |
|
Finance |
IMPOSITION
OF DUTIES (CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS) ACT 1972 |
29/1972 |
|
Finance |
TAXES
AND DUTIES (SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES) ACT 1942 |
12/1942 |
·
DUTIES AND
LICENCES: MOTOR VEHICLES
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(EXCISE DUTIES) (VEHICLES) ACT 1952 |
24/1952 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
ACT 1992 |
9/1992 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(NO.2) ACT 1992 |
28/1992 |
|
Environ |
MOTOR
VEHICLE (DUTIES AND LICENCES) ACT 2001 |
22/2001 |
|
Environ |
MOTOR VEHICLE
(DUTIES AND LICENCES) ACT 2003 |
5/2003 |
|
Environ |
MOTOR
VEHICLE (DUTIES AND LICENCES) ACT 2004 |
5/2004 |
|
Environ |
MOTOR
VEHICLE (DUTIES AND LICENCES) ACT 2008 |
5/2008 |
|
Environ |
MOTOR
VEHICLE (DUTIES AND LICENCES) (NO.2) ACT 2008 |
24/2008 |
·
DUTY-FREE
|
Transport |
FREE
PORTS ACT 1986 |
6/1986 |
·
EXCISE
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(EXCISE DUTIES) (VEHICLES) ACT 1952 |
24/1952 |
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(EXCISE DUTIES) (VEHICLES) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1960 |
1/1960 |
·
INTERNATIONAL
MUTUAL ASSISTANCE
|
Finance |
CUSTOMS
AND EXCISE (MUTUAL ASSISTANCE) ACT 2001 |
2/2001 |
33.5 EMERGENCY FINANCIAL MEASURES
|
Finance |
FINANCIAL
EMERGENCY MEASURES IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST ACT 2009 |
5/2009 |
|
Finance |
INVESTMENT
OF THE NATIONAL PENSIONS RESERVE FUND AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ACT 2009 |
7/2009 |
|
Finance |
FINANCIAL
MEASURES (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2009 |
14/2009 |
|
Finance |
FINANCIAL
EMERGENCY MEASURES IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST (NO. 2) ACT 2009 |
41/2009 |
|
Finance |
FINANCIAL
EMERGENCY MEASURES IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST ACT 2010 |
38/2010 |
33.6 EUROPEAN FINANCIAL STABILITY AND EURO AREA LOAN
FACILITY
|
Finance |
EURO
AREA LOAN FACILITY ACT 2010 |
7/2010 |
|
Finance |
EUROPEAN
FINANCIAL STABILITY FACILITY ACT 2010 |
16/2010 |
33.7 FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS OF CERTAIN COMPANIES AND
OTHER BODIES
|
Finance |
FINANCIAL
TRANSACTIONS OF CERTAIN COMPANIES AND OTHER BODIES ACT 1992 |
11/1992 |
|
Finance |
FINANCIAL
TRANSFERS ACT 1992 |
27/1992 |
|
Finance |
BORROWING
POWERS OF CERTAIN BODIES ACT 1996 |
22/1996 |
33.8 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(AGREEMENT WITH UNITED KINGDOM) ACT 1938 |
12/1938 |
|
Finance |
AGREEMENT
WITH UNITED KINGDOM (CAPITAL SUM) ACT 1938 |
13/1938 |
33.9 INVESTMENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
|
Finance |
APPROVED
INVESTMENTS ACT 1933 |
34/1933 |
|
Finance |
APPROVED
INVESTMENTS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1935 |
31/1935 |
33.10 NATIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT AGENCY
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
ASSET MANAGEMENT AGENCY ACT 2009 |
34/2009 |
33.11 NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY ACT 2002 |
29/2002 |
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY 2007 |
16/2007 |
33.12 NATIONAL LOANS AND FUNDS
|
Finance |
DÁIL
EIREANN LOANS AND FUNDS ACT 1924 |
3/1924 |
|
Finance |
DAIL
EIREANN LOANS AND FUNDS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1933 |
19/1933 |
|
Finance |
DÁIL
EIREANN LOANS AND FUNDS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1936 |
15/1936 |
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
LOAN (CONVERSION) ACT 1935 |
39/1935 |
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FUND ACT 1954 |
7/1954 |
|
Finance |
INDUSTRIAL
TRUST COMPANY OF IRELAND LIMITED (ACQUISITION OF CAPITAL) ACT 1926 |
7/1926 |
33.13 NATIONAL PENSIONS RESERVE FUND
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
PENSIONS RESERVE FUND ACT 2000 |
33/2000 |
33.14 NATIONAL TREASURY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
TREASURY MANAGEMENT AGENCY ACT 1990 |
18/1990 |
|
Finance |
NATIONAL
TREASURY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
39/2000 |
33.15 PROVISIONAL COLLECTION OF TAXES AFTER BUDGET
|
Finance |
PROVISIONAL
COLLECTION OF TAXES ACT 1927 |
7/1927 |
|
Finance |
COLLECTION
OF TAXES (CONFIRMATION) ACT 1969 |
15/1969 |
33.16 PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ARRANGEMENTS
|
Finance |
STATE AUTHORITIES
(PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ARRANGEMENTS) ACT 2002 |
1/2002 |
33.17 STATE GUARANTEES
|
Finance |
STATE
GUARANTEES ACT 1954 |
9/1954 |
|
Finance |
STATE
GUARANTEES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1964 |
36/1964 |
|
Finance |
STATE GUARANTEES
(TRANSPORT) ACT 1962 |
25/1962 |
|
Finance |
STATE
GUARANTEES (TRANSPORT) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1965 |
25/1965 |
34.
STATE PERSONNEL
AND SUPERANNUATION/PENSIONS
(DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE)
34.1 PUBLIC SERVICE APPOINTMENTS AND REGULATION
·
CIVIL AND PUBLIC
SERVICE APPOINTMENTS
|
Finance |
PUBLIC
SERVICE MANAGEMENT (RECRUITMENT AND APPOINTMENTS) ACT 2004 |
33/2004 |
|
Finance |
DEPARTMENT
OF LANDS (ESTABLISHMENT OF FORESTERS) ACT 1953 |
13/1953 |
|
Finance |
CIVIL SERVICE
(EMPLOYMENT OF MARRIED WOMEN) ACT 1973 |
17/1973 |
·
CIVIL SERVICE
REGULATION
|
Finance |
CIVIL
SERVICE REGULATION ACT 1956 |
46/1956 |
|
Finance |
CIVIL
SERVICE REGULATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1958 |
34/1958 |
|
Finance |
CIVIL SERVICE
REGULATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1996 |
13/1996 |
|
Finance |
CIVIL
SERVICE REGULATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 2005 |
18/2005 |
34.2 PUBLIC SERVICE MANAGEMENT
|
Finance |
PUBLIC
SERVICE MANAGEMENT ACT 1997 |
27/1997 |
34.3 SUPERANNUATION: CIVIL AND PUBLIC SERVICE
GENERALLY
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1876 |
39
& 40 Vict., c. 53 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1887 |
50
& 51 Vict., c. 67 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1892 |
55
& 56 Vict., c. 40 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1909 |
9 Edw.
7, c. 10 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1914 |
4 &
5 Geo. 5, c. 86 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
AND PENSIONS ACT 1923 |
34/1923 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
AND PENSIONS (AMENDMENT) ACT 1925 |
23/1925 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
AND PENSIONS ACT 1929 |
11/1929 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1936 |
39/1936 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1942 |
24/1942 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1946 |
17/1946 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1947 |
29/1947 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
ACT 1954 |
14/1954 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
AND PENSIONS ACT 1963 |
24/1963 |
|
Finance |
SUPERANNUATION
AND PENSIONS ACT 1976 |
22/1976 |
|
Finance |
PUBLIC
SERVICE SUPERANNUATION (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2004 |
7/2004 |
34.5 PRE-1922 SUPERANNUATION SCHEMES
|
Finance |
GRIFFITH
SETTLEMENT ACT 1923 |
5/1923 |
|
Finance |
DAIL
SUPREME COURT (PENSIONS) ACT 1925 |
13/1925 |
|
Finance |
CIVIL
SERVICE (TRANSFERRED OFFICERS) COMPENSATION ACT 1929 |
36/1929 |
|
Finance |
CIVIL SERVICE
(TRANSFERRED OFFICERS) COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1930 |
14/1930 |
|
Finance |
PUBLIC
SERVANTS (CONTINUITY OF SERVICE) ACT 1938 |
29/1938 |
|
Finance |
CIVIL
SERVICE (TRANSFERRED OFFICERS) COMPENSATION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1947 |
30/1947 |
35.
TAXATION133
(DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE)
35.1 AIR
TRAVEL TAX
|
Finance |
FINANCE (NO.2) ACT 2008 |
25/2008 |
35.2 ALCOHOL
PRODUCTS TAX
|
Finance |
FINANCE ACT 2003 |
3/2003 |
35.3 BETTING
DUTY
|
Finance |
FINANCE ACT 2002 |
5/2002 |
35.4 CAPITAL ACQUISITIONS TAX
|
Finance |
CAPITAL
ACQUISITIONS TAX CONSOLIDATION ACT 2003 |
1/2003 |
35.5 CAPITAL GAINS TAX
|
Finance |
TAXES
CONSOLIDATION ACT 1997 |
39/1997 |
35.6 CORPORATION TAX
|
Finance |
TAXES
CONSOLIDATION ACT 1997 |
39/1997 |
35.7 DOUBLE TAXATION RELIEF
|
Finance |
DOUBLE
TAXATION (RELIEF) ACT 1923 |
8/1923 |
35.8 ELECTRICITY
TAX
|
Finance |
FINANCE ACT 2008 |
3/2008 |
35.9 INCOME TAX
|
Finance |
TAXES CONSOLIDATION
ACT 1997 |
39/1997 |
35.10 MINERAL
OIL TAX
|
Finance |
FINANCE ACT 1999 |
2/1999 |
35.11 NATURAL
GAS CARBON TAX
|
Finance |
FINANCE ACT 2010 |
5/2010 |
35.12 SOLID FUEL CARBON TAX
|
Finance |
FINANCE ACT 2010 |
5/2010 |
35.13 STAMP DUTIES
|
Finance |
STAMP
DUTIES CONSOLIDATION ACT 1999 |
31/1999 |
35.14 TOBACCO
PRODUCTS TAX
|
Finance |
FINANCE ACT 2005 |
5/2005 |
35.15 VALUE-ADDED TAX
|
Finance |
VALUE-ADDED
TAX CONSOLIDATION ACT 2010 |
31/2010 |
|
Finance |
VALUE-ADDED
TAX ACT 1972 |
22/1972 |
35.16 WEALTH TAX
|
Finance |
WEALTH
TAX ACT 1975 |
25/1975 |
35.17 DESIGNATED INVESTMENT FUNDS
|
Finance |
DESIGNATED
INVESTMENT FUNDS ACT 1985 |
16/1985 |
35.18 DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION AND WAIVER OF CERTAIN
TAX INTEREST AND PENALTIES
|
Finance |
WAIVER
OF CERTAIN TAX INTEREST AND PENALTIES ACT 1993 |
24/1993 |
|
Finance |
DISCLOSURE
OF CERTAIN INFORMATION FOR TAXATION AND OTHER PURPOSES ACT 1996 |
25/1996 |
35.19 MINING PROFITS
|
Finance |
FINANCE
(PROFITS OF CERTAIN MINES) (TEMPORARY RELIEF FROM TAXATION) ACT 1956 |
8/1956 |
36.
TRANSPORT
(DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT)
36.1 AIR TRANSPORT
|
Transport |
AVIATION
REGULATION ACT 2001 |
1/2001 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT ACT 1936 |
40/1936 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT ACT 1946 |
23/1946 |
|
Transport |
CUSTOMS-FREE
AIRPORT ACT 1947 |
5/1947 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT ACT 1950 |
4/1950 |
|
Transport |
CUSTOMS-FREE
AIRPORT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1958 |
29/1958 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT ACT 1959 |
1/1959 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT (NO. 2) ACT 1959 |
29/1959 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT ACT 1965 |
6/1965 |
|
Transport |
AIR NAVIGATION
AND TRANSPORT ACT 1973 |
29/1973 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT ACT 1975 |
6/1975 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT (NO. 2) ACT 1975 |
21/1975 |
|
Transport |
AIR
TRANSPORT ACT 1986 |
4/1986 |
|
Transport |
AIR NAVIGATION
AND TRANSPORT (PREINSPECTION) ACT 1986 |
18/1986 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT ACT 1988 |
15/1988 |
|
Transport |
IRISH
AVIATION AUTHORITY ACT 1993 |
29/1993 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT (AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
24/1998 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT (INDEMNITIES) ACT 2001 |
48/2001 |
|
Transport |
AER
LINGUS ACT 2004 |
10/2004 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT (INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS) ACT 2004 |
11/2004 |
|
Transport |
STATE
AIRPORTS ACT 2004 |
32/2004 |
|
Transport |
AIR
NAVIGATION AND TRANSPORT (INDEMNITIES) ACT 2005 |
13/2005 |
|
Transport |
INTERNATIONAL
INTERESTS IN MOBILE EQUIPMENT (CAPE TOWN CONVENTION) ACT 2005 |
15/2005 |
|
Transport |
AVIATION
ACT 2006 |
7/2006 |
|
Transport |
AVIATION
(PRECLEARANCE) ACT 2009 |
16/2009 |
36.2 CARRIAGE OF FOODSTUFFS AND GOODS
·
CARRIAGE OF
DANGEROUS GOODS BY ROAD
|
Transport |
CARRIAGE
OF DANGEROUS GOODS BY ROAD ACT 1998 |
43/1998 |
|
Transport |
INTERNATIONAL
CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY ROAD ACT 1990 |
13/1990 |
·
CARRIAGE OF
PERISHABLE FOODSTUFFS
|
Agric |
INTERNATIONAL CARRIAGE OF PERISHABLE FOODSTUFFS ACT 1987134 |
20/1987 |
36.3 HARBOURS
·
HARBOURS
GENERALLY
|
Transport |
STATE
HARBOURS ACT 1924 |
49/1924 |
|
Transport |
DUBLIN
PORT AND DOCKS ACT 1925 |
1/1925 |
|
Transport |
CLARE
CASTLE PIER ACT 1933 |
23/1933 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS
(REGULATION OF RATES) ACT 1934 |
2/1934 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS,
DOCKS AND PIERS (CHARGES) ACT 1936 |
4/1936 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS
ACT 1946 |
9/1946 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS
ACT 1947 |
34/1947 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS
ACT 1976 |
5/1976 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS
ACT 1996 |
11/1996 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2000 |
21/2000 |
|
Transport |
HARBOURS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 2009 |
26/2009 |
·
FISHERY HARBOURS
|
Agric |
FISHERY
HARBOUR CENTRES ACT 1968 |
18/1968 |
|
Agric |
FISHERY
HARBOUR CENTRES ACT 1980 |
22/1980 |
|
Agric |
FISHERY
HARBOUR CENTRES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1992 |
10/1992 |
36.4 MERCHANT SHIPPING
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1894 |
57
& 58 Vict., c. 60 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1897 |
60
& 61 Vict., c. 59 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (MERCANTILE MARINE FUND) ACT 1898 |
61
& 62 Vict., c. 44 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1906 |
6 Edw.
7, c. 48 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (SEAMEN'S ALLOTMENT) ACT 1911 |
1 &
2 Geo. 5, c. 8 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (STEVEDORES AND TRIMMERS) ACT 1911 |
1 &
2 Geo. 5, c. 41 |
|
Transport |
PILOTAGE
ACT 1913 |
2 &
3 Geo. 5, c.31 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (AMENDMENT) ACT 1920 |
10
& 11 Geo. 5, c. 2 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1921 |
11
& 12 Geo. 5, c. 28 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (INTERNATIONAL LABOUR CONVENTIONS) ACT 1933 |
29/1933 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (SAFETY AND LOAD LINE CONVENTIONS) ACT 1933 |
42/1933 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (AMENDMENT) ACT 1939 |
12/1939 |
|
Transport |
IRISH
SHIPPING LIMITED ACT 1947 |
37/1947 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1947 |
46/1947 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (SAFETY CONVENTION) ACT 1952 |
29/1952 |
|
Transport |
MERCANTILE
MARINE ACT 1955 |
29/1955 |
|
Transport |
IRISH
SHIPPING LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1959 |
3/1959 |
|
Transport |
BRITISH
& IRISH STEAM PACKET COMPANY LIMITED (ACQUISITION) ACT 1965 |
5/1965 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1966 |
20/1966 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (LOAD LINES) ACT 1968 |
17/1968 |
|
Transport |
BRITISH
& IRISH STEAM PACKET COMPANY LIMITED (ACQUISITION) (AMENDMENT) ACT 1971 |
11/1971 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (CERTIFICATION OF SEAMEN) ACT 1979 |
37/1979 |
|
Transport |
IRISH
SHIPPING LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1980 |
39/1980 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1981 |
33/1981 |
|
Transport |
IRISH
SHIPPING LIMITED ACT 1982 |
8/1982 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (LIGHT DUES) ACT 1983 |
18/1983 |
|
Transport |
IRISH
SHIPPING LIMITED (AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
8/1984 |
|
Transport |
SHIPPING
INVESTMENT GRANTS ACT 1987 |
21/1987 |
|
Transport |
SEA
POLLUTION ACT 1991 |
27/1991 |
|
Transport |
B &
I LINE ACT 1991 |
29/1991 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 1992 |
2/1992 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (SALVAGE AND WRECK) ACT 1993 |
34/1993 |
|
Transport |
IRISH SHIPPING LIMITED (PAYMENTS TO FORMER EMPLOYEES) ACT 1994135 |
10/1994 |
|
Environ/ Transport |
DUMPING
AT SEA ACT 1996 |
14/1996 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (LIABILITY OF SHIPOWNERS AND OTHERS) ACT 1996 |
35/1996 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (COMMISSIONERS OF IRISH LIGHTS) ACT 1997 |
37/1997 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1998 |
20/1998 |
|
Transport |
SEA
POLLUTION (AMENDMENT) ACT 1999 |
18/1999 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING (INVESTIGATION OF MARINE CASUALTIES) ACT 2000 |
14/2000 |
|
Environ/ Transport |
DUMPING
AT SEA (AMENDMENT) ACT 2004 |
35/2004 |
|
Transport |
SEA
POLLUTION (HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES) (COMPENSATION) ACT 2005 |
9/2005 |
|
Transport |
MARITIME
SAFETY ACT 2005 |
11/2005 |
|
Agric/ Foreign |
SEA-FISHERIES
AND MARITIME JURISDICTION ACT 2006 |
8/2006 |
|
Transport |
SEA
POLLUTION (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 2006 |
29/2006 |
|
Transport |
MERCHANT
SHIPPING ACT 2010 |
14/2010 |
36.5 ROAD TRAFFIC AND ROAD TRANSPORT
·
REGULATION
GENERALLY
|
Transport |
ROAD
SAFETY AUTHORITY ACT 2006 |
14/2006 |
·
ROAD TRAFFIC
|
Transport |
ROADS
ACT 1920 |
10
& 11 Geo. 5, c. 72 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 1933 |
11/1933 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 1961 |
24/1961 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 1968 |
25/1968 |
|
Transport |
LOCAL
AUTHORITIES (TRAFFIC WARDENS) ACT 1975 |
14/1975 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC (AMENDMENT) ACT 1984 |
16/1984 |
|
Transport |
ROADS
ACT 1993 |
14/1993 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 1994 |
7/1994 |
|
Transport |
ROADS
(AMENDMENT) ACT 1998 |
23/1998 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 1995 |
7/1995 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 2002 |
12/2002 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 2003 |
37/2003 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 2004 |
44/2004 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 2006 |
23/2006 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT ACT 2006 |
28/2006 |
|
Transport |
ROADS
ACT 2007 |
34/2007 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC ACT 2010 |
25/2010 |
·
PUBIC TRANSPORT
AND ROAD TRANSPORT
|
Transport |
ROAD TRANSPORT ACT 1932136 |
2/1932 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRANSPORT ACT 1933 |
8/1933 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRANSPORT ACT 1934 |
17/1934 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRANSPORT ACT 1935 |
23/1935 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1955 |
21/1955 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1958 |
19/1958 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
(NO. 2) ACT 1959 |
40/1959 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRANSPORT ACT 1971 |
8/1971 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRANSPORT ACT 1978 |
8/1978 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRANSPORT ACT 1986 |
16/1986 |
|
Transport |
DUBLIN
TRANSPORT AUTHORITY (DISSOLUTION) ACT 1987 |
34/1987 |
|
Transport |
ROAD TRANSPORT
ACT 1999 |
15/1999 |
|
Transport |
TAXI
REGULATION ACT 2003 |
25/2003 |
|
Transport |
ROAD
TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT ACT 2006 |
28/2006 |
|
Transport |
DUBLIN
TRANSPORT AUTHORITY ACT 2008 |
15/2008 |
|
Transport |
PUBLIC
TRANSPORT REGULATION ACT 2009 |
37/2009 |
36.6 PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND RAILWAYS
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
REGULATION ACT 1840 |
3 &
4 Vict., c. 97 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
REGULATION ACT 1842 |
5 &
6 Vict.) c.55 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
REGULATION ACT 1844 |
7 &
8 Vict.) c.85 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
REGULATION ACT 1851 |
14
& 15 Vict., c.64 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
ACT (IRELAND) 1851 |
14
& 15 Vict., c.70 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
AND CANAL TRAFFIC ACT 1854 |
17
& 18 Vict., c.31 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
ACT (IRELAND) 1860 |
23
& 24 Vict., c.97 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
CLAUSES ACT 1863 |
26
& 27 Vict., c.92 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
ACT (IRELAND) 1864 |
27
& 28 Vict., c.71 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
TRAVERSE ACT 1868 |
31
& 32 Vict., c.70 |
|
Transport |
REGULATION
OF RAILWAYS ACT 1873 |
36
& 37 Vict., c.48 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
REGULATION ACT (RETURNS OF SIGNAL ARRANGEMENTS, WORKING, &C.) 1873 |
36
& 37 Vict., c.76 |
|
Transport |
REGULATION
OF RAILWAYS ACT 1889 |
52
& 53 Vict., c.57 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
EMPLOYMENT (PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS) ACT 1900 |
63
& 64 Vict., c.27 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
(RE-ORGANISATION OF CÓRAS IOMPAIR ÉIREANN) ACT 1986 |
31/1986 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
(RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE) ACT 2001 |
55/2001 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
ACT 1924 |
29/1924 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
(EXISTING OFFICERS AND SERVANTS) ACT 1926 |
25/1926 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
FIRES (AMENDMENT) ACT 1931 |
23/1931 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
(MISCELLANEOUS) ACT 1932 |
3/1932 |
|
Transport |
DUBLIN AND
BLESSINGTON STEAM TRAMWAY (ABANDONMENT) ACT 1932 |
13/1932 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
ACT 1933 |
9/1933 |
|
Transport |
CORK
TRAMWAYS (EMPLOYEES’ COMPENSATION) ACT 1933 |
27/1933 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAYS
ACT 1935 |
43/1935 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1944 |
21/1944 |
|
Transport |
GREAT
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS COMPANY (SUPERANNUATION SCHEME) ACT 1947 |
21/1947 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1950 |
12/1950 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1955 |
25/1955 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1958 |
19/1958 |
|
Transport |
GREAT NORTHERN
RAILWAY ACT 1958 |
20/1958 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1959 |
31/1959 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1963 |
17/1963 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1964 |
30/1964 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1966 |
26/1966 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1969 |
31/1969 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1970 |
24/1970 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1971 |
14/1971 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1974 |
1/1974 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
(NO.2) ACT 1974 |
34/1974 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
(MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1979 |
18/1979 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1981 |
23/1981 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1983 |
37/1983 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1985 |
15/1985 |
|
Transport |
TRANSPORT
ACT 1987 |
27/1987 |
|
Transport |
RAILWAY
SAFETY ACT 2005 |
31/2005 |
|
Transport |
EUROPEAN
COMMUNITIES (RAILWAY SAFETY) REGULATIONS 2008 (AMENDED 2005 ACT) |
SI
61/2008 |
1 See the Commission’s Report on
Statute Law Restatement (LRC 91 – 2008).
2 See the Commission’s Report on
the Legislation Directory (LRC 102 – 2010).
3 Report on the Third Programme of
Law Reform 2008-2014 (LRC 86 – 2007), p.8.
4 A definitive list of 1,364 extant
pre-1922 Acts, as of mid-2007, is contained in Schedule 1 of the Statute Law
Revision Act 2007.
5 See the 2004 White Paper, Regulating
Better, and the 2007 Progress Report to Government by the Better
Regulation Group on Regulating Better, both available at
www.betterregulation.ie.
6 See the 2008 Framework Document, Building
Ireland’s Smart Economy: A Framework for Sustainable Economic Renewal, available
at www.taoiseach.ie.
7 Framework Document, Building
Ireland’s Smart Economy: A Framework for Sustainable Economic Renewal,
pp.99-103, available at www.taoiseach.ie.
8 The full text of all post-1922 Acts
(and Statutory Instruments), as enacted, is currently available on the eISB.
See www.irishstatutebook.ie.
9 The Commission considered it useful
to include some pre-1922 Acts in the Classified List in the Appendix, in
particular as a number of post-1922 Acts amend pre-1922 Acts. In any complete
Classified List, of course, all pre-1922 Acts would be included.
10 Since the enactment of the Statute Law Revision Act 2007, the Land
and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 has repealed in full 157 pre-1922 Acts
listed in the 2007 Act. A number of other Acts (the Consumer Protection Act
2007, the Pharmacy Act 2007 and the Water Services Act 2007)
have also repealed pre-1922 Acts listed in the Statute Law Revision Act 2007.
The Law Reform Commission, as part of its responsibility for Statute Law
Restatement, has also developed an electronic database of over 400 of the
pre-1922 Acts that remain in force.
11 Many Common Law States, notably the United States of America (both at
Federal and individual State level), have moved increasingly towards the
development of comprehensive Legislative Codes. Chapter 2 sets out the major
headings in the Federal United States Code (USC) and the state-level Maryland
Legislative Code, providing a basis for the suggested headings for the Draft
List of Acts in Force.
12 Of the 27 EU Member States, 24 Member States are part of the Civil Law
family of legal systems, whose laws are based primarily on Legislative Codes of
Law enacted by their Parliaments. Ireland, the United Kingdom and (to some
extent) Malta are part of the Common Law (Anglo-Saxon) family of legal systems
(other non-EU common law States include Australia, New Zealand and the United
States of America). Chapter 3 contains some of the Code headings from two Civil
Law States, France and Germany. It also contains the headings from the
Directory of European Union (EU) Legislation in Force.
13 The concept of moving towards a classified approach to the development
of the law was suggested in O’Connor, “The Law Reform Commission and the
Codification of Irish Law” (1974) 9 Ir Jur (ns) 14.
14 There are other major “families” of legal systems, including those
based on religious codes, such as the Sha’ria law legal systems, and those
whose origins lie in other code-based systems, including those in place in the
Russian Federation and the People’s Republic of China.
15 Scotland, although part of the United Kingdom, also has a Civil Law
tradition because of its historical connections with Continental Europe prior
to “union” with Britain in 1707. Similarly, Louisiana (as a former French
colony) is the only state of the United States with a mixed Common Law and
Civil Law tradition.
16 Indeed, many European States, such as Ireland, have two other sources
of law, both of greater importance in hierarchical terms: since 1937, the
individual human rights given protection under the Constitution of Ireland and,
since 1973, the legally enforceable rules arising from membership of the
European Union.
17 For a discussion of the different meanings of codification, see Codifying
the Criminal Law, the 2004 Report of the Expert Group on Codification of
the Criminal Law, available at www.criminalcode.ie.
18 See generally Keane “Law Reform in Ireland – the European Experience”
(1987) 22 Ir Jur (ns) 1.
19 Ironically, the draft Criminal Code was transported to a number of
British colonies, and was, for example, enacted in India in the 19th Century as
the Indian Penal Code. In the late 20th Century, comprehensive criminal
codes were prepared by the English and Scottish Law Commissions, but have not
yet been enacted into law by the UK Parliament. In Ireland, the Criminal
Justice Act 2006 established the Criminal Law Codification Advisory
Committee on a statutory basis, with the mandate to prepare a draft Criminal
Code Bill. On the work of the Committee, see www.criminalcode.ie.
20 The 3rd edition of Halsbury’s Law of England was prepared
between 1952 and 1964 under the general editorship of the then UK Lord
Chancellor, Lord Simonds. The “Simonds” edition of Halsbury, although
now very much out of date for the purposes of English law, remains of use in
the Irish context as it contains references to legislation that broadly still
corresponds to much Irish legislation. The Simonds edition also refers to a
significant amount of Irish case law of relevance. The Simonds edition of Halsbury
ran to 43 volumes; the 5th edition, currently being completed, will run to over
100 volumes.
21 Programme of Law Reform (Pr 6379, Department of Justice, 1962).
22 The proposal in the 1962 Programme to replace the early 19th Century
common law (judge-made) rules on the insanity defence (the McNaghten Rules,
named after the 1843 case in which they were developed) was ultimately enacted
44 years later in the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006.
23 The Commission’s website, www.lawreform.ie, contains a Table of Implementation
which lists the Acts that have resulted from its Reports. About 70% of its
Reports have been implemented, or are in the course of being implemented by the
Oireachtas.
24 The 2007 Act was the legislative outcome of the “pre-1922 Statute Law
Revision Project,” which was managed by a dedicated project team within the
Office of the Attorney General. See generally www.attorneygeneral.ie/slru/slrp.html
25 The pre-1922 Protect team analysed 26,370 pre-1922 Acts. Of these pre-1922
Acts, 12,562 were not applicable to Ireland and 9,219 had already been repealed
by 2007. This left 4,589 pre-1922 Acts still in force, of which 3,225 were
assessed by the project team as obsolete “dead wood” and were repealed by the
2007 Act (these are listed in Schedule 2 to the 2007 Act). The remaining 1,364
pre-1922 Acts (listed in Schedule 1 to the 2007 Act) were retained as the
definitive list of pre-1922 Acts currently in force (in whole or in part) as of
2007.
26 The 2009 Act was the culmination of a Joint Project between the
Department of Justice and Law Reform and the Commission on the reform and
modernisation of land law and conveyancing law: see Report on Reform and
Modernisation of Land Law and Conveyancing Law (LRC 74-2005).
27 The draft Courts (Consolidation and Reform) Bill in the
Commission’s Report on Consolidation and Reform of the Courts Acts (LRC
97-2010) is the culmination of another collaborative project involving the
Commission, the Courts Service and the Department of Justice and Law Reform.
The draft Bill in this Report would, if enacted, repeal and replace over 240
Courts Acts, almost 200 of which are pre-1922 Acts.
28 Repeals of pre-1922 Acts made after the enactment of the Statute Law
Revision Act 2007 can be tracked in the Legislation Directory,
prepared (since 2007) by the Commission, available at www.irishstatutebook.ie, hosted by the Office of the
Attorney General. Since 2010, the Commission’s updates of the Legislation
Directory have also begun to track, for the first time, pre-1922 amendments to
pre-1922 Acts: see further the Commission’s Report on the Legislation
Directory (LRC 102 – 2010).
29 Repeals of post-1922 Acts are also tracked in the Legislation
Directory, which enabled the Commission to develop the list of Acts brought
together in the classified list in the Appendix.
30 This refers to the draft Courts (Consolidation and Reform) Bill
in the Commission’s Report on Consolidation and Reform of the Courts Acts
(LRC 97-2010). The Report was the culmination of a collaborative project
between the Commission, the Courts Service and the Department of Justice and
Law Reform.
31 This refers to the initial draft Criminal Code Bill that is to emerge
from the work of the Criminal Law Codification Advisory Committee, established
under the Criminal Justice Act 2006: see www.criminalcode.ie
32 It has been noted that, certainly by the end of the 19th Century,
judicial “interpretation” of the Napoleonic code provisions in tort law may
have “created” the concept of absolute civil liability in the tort law
provisions of the Code Civil. See, for example, Paris-Dubozy “Still alive? Some
Observations about the Two-Hundred Years of Existence of the French Code Civil
1804” (2005) IJEL, Vol.12, No.1, 72, at p.94.
33 www.legifrance.gouv.fr.
34 The Sales Law Review Group (chaired by Professor Robert Clark) is
currently undertaking a complete review of this area for the Minister for
Enterprise, Trade and Innovation.
35 The European Communities (Road Transport) (Working Conditions and
Road Safety) Regulations 2008 (SI No.62 of 2008) contain the necessary
administrative arrangements, such as roadside checks, for trucks covered by the
2006 EU Regulation, but they do not contain, for example, the text of the 2006
Regulation on the size or weight of trucks to which it applies. The full text
of the 2008 Regulations as originally made (though not the text as subsequently
amended) is, of course, available on the eISB.
36 Available at http://eur-lex.europa.eu/en/legis/20100101/index.htm, and
discussed in Chapter 3, below.
37 See www.irishstatutebook.ie.
38 On the Commission’s approach to the enhancement of the Legislation
Directory, see geenrally Report on the Legislation Directory (LRC 102 –
2010).
39 Available at www.legislation.gov.uk.
40 Available at www.statutelaw.gov.uk.
41 See Report on Statute Law Restatement (LRC 91-2008) for a
complete list of the Acts in the First Programme of Statute Law Restatement.
These include: Civil Liability Act 1961; Criminal Procedure Act 1967;
Data Protection Act 1988; Employment Equality Act 1998; Ethics in
Public Office Act 1995; Firearms Act 1924; Freedom of Information
Act 1997; Proceeds of Crime Act 1996; Sale of Goods Act 1893; and
Statute of Limitations 1957.
42 See www.lawreform.ie for a complete list of the Acts in the Second
Programme of Statute Law Restatement, which covers the period 2011-2012.
43 The full text of the United State Code is available at
www.gpoaccess.gov/uscode/index.html. The outline in this Chapter of the origins
and content of the United State Code is based on material published by the Law
Librarians’ Society of Washington DC (LLSDC), available at
www.llsdc.org/statutes-code.
44 The official title of the 2002 Act is the Public Company Accounting
Reform and Investor Protection Act 2002 (Public Law 107-204, published in 116
United States Statutes at Large 745).
45 The Companies (Auditing and Accounting) Act 2003 is the broad
equivalent in Ireland of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002.
46 US spelling conventions have been retained.
47 This was a new name given to Title 6 in 2002 to accommodate, for
example, the Homeland Security legislation enacted after 9/11. The original
name for Title 6 was “Surety Bonds” which had previously been integrated into
another Title, so that, in 2002, Title 6 was “empty.”
48 The full text of the Legislative Code of Maryland is available at www.michie.com.
The outline of Maryland law in this Chapter is based on material published by
the Maryland State Law Library, which is a publicly funded library under the
Maryland court system. See in particular
www.courts.state.md.us/lawlib/researchtools/guides/ghosthunting.html.
49 The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws
(NCCUSL), established in 1892, comprises over 300 lawyers appointed by each US
state government to research, draft and promote the enactment of uniform state
laws in areas where uniformity as between each state in the US federal system
is desirable and practical. See generally www.nccusl.org.
50 These ALI draft statutes or Codes are also often referred to as
Restatements, but they are very different from the Statute Law Restatements
developed and certified under the Statute Law (Restatement) Act 2002.
51 This is the text of § [section] 9-102 of sub-title 1 of Title 9 (Child
Custody and Visitation) which a reader of the Maryland Annotated Code would
reach by searching in the full text version of the Maryland Code on
www.michie.com. This illustrates, of course, that the Maryland Legislative
Code, like the USC, contains the full text of all Maryland’s Acts.
52 See Osborough, ”Roman Law in Ireland” (1990-1992) 25-27 Ir Jur (ns)
212.
53 A full English translation of the text of the StGB, StPO and BGB, in
addition to other “modern” German legal Codes, provided under the auspices of
the federal Justice Ministry, is available at
www.gesetze-im-internet.de/Teilliste_translations.html.
54 See generally Keane “Law Reform in Ireland – the European Experience”
(1987) 22 Ir Jur (ns) 1 and Keane “Thirty Years of Law Reform 1975 – 2005”
(Dublin, 23 June 2005), a lecture to mark the 30th Anniversary of the
Commission, available at www.lawreform.ie.
55 In Ireland, the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009
formally abolished any remaining remnants of feudal tenure. Feudal tenure
remains part of land law in the United Kingdom, albeit in attenuated form.
56An English translation of the current Commercial Code, prepared by the
French Government, is available at
http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/html/codes_traduits/commercetextA.htm.
57 An English translation of many of these Codes, prepared by the French
Government, is available at www.legifrance.gouv.fr. Others are available
through www.droit.org (Institut Francais d’Information Juridique).
58 Available at http://eur-lex.europa.eu/en/legis/20100101/index.htm.
59 The 1951 Treaty establishing the European Coal and Steel Community
(ECSC) (Treaty of Paris) expired in 2002, as it was time-limited to 50 years.
The competences of the ECSC were then incorporated into the EU.
60 See
www.gov.ie/en/sites/departments. The relevant Orders made in 2010 to provide
for changes in the names of 6 Government Departments are footnoted below beside
each Department.
61 See Community, Rural and
Gaeltacht Affairs (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister)
Order 2010 (SI No.215 of 2010).
62See Education and Science
(Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order 2010 (SI
No.184 of 2010).
63 See Enterprise, Trade
and Employment (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order
2010 (SI No.185 of 2010).
64 See Justice, Equality
and Law Reform (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order
2010 (SI No.216 of 2010).
65 See Social and Family
Affairs (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order 2010
(SI No.186 of 2010).
66 See Arts, Sport and
Tourism (Alteration of Name of Department and Title of Minister) Order 2010
(SI No.178 of 2010).
67 Part 5 of Act: Agric.
68 This Act may be in
suspension.
69 To be repealed by Animal
Remedies Act 1993.
70 Saver in Milk (Regulation
of Supply) Act 1994.
71 Section 5 remains in force.
72 Note: Institution of Civil
Engineers of Ireland (Charter Amendment) Act 1960 (Private Act No.1 of 1960)
and Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland (Charter Amendment) Act 1969
(Private Act No.7 of 1969).
73 Functions primarily
transferred to Gaeltacht; Justice retaining limited functions: see SI No.217 of
2010.
74Functions primarily
transferred to Gaeltacht; Justice retaining limited functions: see SI No.217 of
2010.
75 See SI No.217 of 2010.
76 See SI No.217 of 2010.
77 See SI No.217 of 2010.
78 For full list of Acts on
this see Heading 14: Employment Law.
79Enforcement through National
Consumer Agency.
80 See also Heading 36:
Transport.
81 Irish Coast Guard (IRCG).
82 Introduced to Oireachtas by
Minister for Justice in 1954.
83 Section 1(2) of the Arbitration
Act 2010 repealed the Arbitration Act 1954, the Arbitration Act
1980 and the Arbitration (International Commercial) Act 1998 on 8
June 2010 (subject to any rights under existing arbitrations: see section 4 of
the 2010 Act).
84 Orders made under Prices
Acts 1958 and 1965 (repealed by 2007 Act) carried over.
85 1995 Act as amended by Central
Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland Act 2003.
86 See also European
Communities (Late Payment in Commercial Transactions) Regulations 2002 (SI
No.388 of 2002).
87 The Sales Law Review Group is currently reviewing the Sales
of Goods Acts for the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation.
88 Note: draft Courts
(Consolidation and Reform) Bill in Law Reform Commission Report on
Consolidation and Reform of the Courts Acts (LRC 97-2010) would repeal and
replace over 240 Acts (both pre-1922 and post-1922) on the jurisdiction of the
courts.
89 Introduced to Oireachtas by
President of Executive Council in 1925. Any replacement Act might be introduced
by Justice.
90 See generally Law Reform
Commission Report on Consolidation and Reform of the Courts Acts (LRC
97-2010).
91 See generally Law Reform
Commission Report on Consolidation and Reform of the Courts Acts (LRC
97-2010).
92 Introduced to Oireachtas by
Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources in 2004.
93 Taoiseach may make
Regulations under 1974 Act.
94 Spent/obsolete. Consists of
6 sections; sections 1-4 repealed; section 5 concerns repeals of pre-1933 Acts,
section 6 is short title.
95 Appears to be
obsolete/spent.
96 Appears to be
obsolete/spent.
97 Appears to be
obsolete/spent.
98 See SI No.187 of 2010.
99 Transferred from Enterprise
to Social from 1 January 2011, with exception of section 39(7) of 1967 Act.
100Appears to be
obsolete/spent.
101 See also Heading 31: Public
Safety.
102 Appears to be
obsolete/spent.
103 See SI No.187 of 2010.
104 See SI No.187 of 2010.
105 Adoption Acts 1952 to
1998 repealed from 1 November 2010: see SI No.511 of 2010.
106 Note: 1995 Act also enacted
changes to, for example, age of marriage.
107 Note: 1997 Act also enacted
changes to, for example, succession law: see Heading 23. Land Law, below.
108 May be transferred in
future to Finance.
109 See also Heading 5:
Citizenship, above.
110 Note: the 2005 Act also
amended other Acts in this sub-heading.
111 Section 4 only retained by
Health Act 2004.
112 Note: a number of Private
Acts of the Oireachtas deal with the role and functions of hospitals. This
Classified List contains Public Acts of the Oireachtas.
113 See also Nursing Home
sub-heading, below.
114 SI No.406 of 1992 states
that the 1932 Act no longer applies to human use and is limited to veterinary
use.
115 Sections 39 and 41 retained
by 2001 Act.
116 Due to be repealed when
2002 Act comes fully into force.
117 Due to be repealed when
2002 Act comes fully into force.
118 Note: Scheme of Sale of
Alcohol Bill published in 2005.
119 May be obsolete/spent.
120 May be spent/obsolete.
121 See also Heading 28:
Oireachtas, below.
122 See also Heading 28:
Oireachtas, below.
123 Note: Under Foreshore and
Dumping at Sea (Amendment) Act 2009, aquaculture and certain fisheries
functions related to the foreshore are matters for Agric; other functions
transferred to Environ.
124 Note: Waterways Ireland
role.
125 See also Heading 26:
National Government, above.
126 See also Heading 26:
National Government, above.
127 See also Heading 8: Communications and Energy, above.
128 For the full list of Acts,
see Heading 14: Employment Law, above.
129 Note: Social Welfare
Acts prior to Social Welfare Consolidation Act 2005 have been omitted.
Some of these pre-2005 Acts amended other legislation such as the Pensions
Acts.
130 May be obsolete/spent.
131 Note: amendments made to
1990 Act by later Social Welfare Acts and other post-1990 Acts have not
been included.
132 Note: The annual Appropriation
Acts have not been included in the Draft Classified List.
133 Note: Most annual Finance Acts have not been
included in the Draft Classified List of Acts.
134 See SI No.397of 1993.
135 May be obsolete/spent.
136 Repealed by Public Transport
Regulation Act 2009.