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Displaying 7376 - 7380 of 15550Decree on the landfill of waste.
The objective of this Decree of this Government of the Republic of Slovenia is to minimize the effects of adverse environmental impacts of the lamndfill of waste, particularly due to the effects of pollution caused by emissions of substances in surface water, groundwater, soil and atmosphere, and in the context of global environmental pollution to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and prevent risks to human health.
Notification amending the Notification on issuance of qualification certificates in accordance with the Regulation regarding point source land pollution and soil contamination control.
This Notification makes minor changes in several different articles of the Notification on issuance of qualification certificates in accordance with the Regulation regarding point source land pollution and soil contamination control.
Amends: Notification on issuance of qualification certificates in accordance with the Regulation regarding point source land pollution and soil contamination control. (2011-06-17)
Aboriginal Communities Act 1979.
This Act, consisting of 13 sections, aims at assisting certain Aboriginal communities to manage and control their community lands and for related purposes in Western Australia. The Act applies to the Aboriginal communities incorporated as the Bidyadanga Aboriginal Community La Grange Incorporated and the Bardi Aborigines Association Inc. and any incorporated Aboriginal community that the Governor, on the advice of the Minister, declares by proclamation to be a community to which this Act applies.
Transfer of Land Regulations 2004.
These Regulations, consisting of 15 sections divided into four Parts and completed by one Schedule, regulates administrative and legal proceedings related to the certification of land title. Where an application is made for a certificate of title for the whole or part of the land the subject of any existing certificate or certificates of title the Registrar may, if the Registrar thinks fit, instead of creating the certificate of title so applied for, create and register a certificate of title for each lot or location or for any number of lots or locations included in that land.
Strata Titles Act 1985.
This Act, consisting of 132 sections divided into seven Parts and completed by four Schedules, provides for the facilitation of the horizontal and vertical subdivision of land and the disposition of titles thereto in Western Australia. The Act is divided as follows: Part I Preliminar; Part II Strata schemes and survey strata schemes; Part III Variation, termination and conversion of schemes; Part IV Management; Part V Protection of purchasers; Part VI Resolution of disputes; Part VII Miscellaneous..