Fiji Islands Government Gazette - Customs Tariff (Budget Amendment) Decree 2012. Friday 6th January 2012 No 5, Vol 13. A Decree to amend the Customs Tariff Act 1986.
Records holds several Petroleum Acts for FIji Islands:
- Petroleum (Exploration and Exploitation) Amendment Act 1995 - An Act to ammend the Petroleum (Exploration and Exploitation) Act.
- Petroleum (Exploration and Exploitation) Act - An Act to make provision relating to the exploration for an exploitation of petroleum resources and for purposes connected herewith.
- Petroleum (Amendment) Act 1997 - An Act to ammend the petroleum Act.
This record holds 2 attachments:
- Tuvalu Ozone Layer Protection Act (2008 Revised Edition)- An Act to control ozone depleting substances in Tuvalu in accordance with the obligations applying under the Vienna Convention for the protection of the ozone layer and the Montreal Protocol, and related purposes
- Tuvalu Ozone Depleting Substances Regulations 2010.
Tuvalu Import Levy (Special Fund) Act 1997(Act 4 of 1997). An Act to provide for the imposition of an import levy and the establishment of a special fund to receive moneys raised thereby to subsidise the transport of goods to and from and within Tuvalu.
Tuvalu Marine Pollution Act 1991. Act 1 of 1992.
Fiji Environment Management Act 2005. Act No 1 of 2005. An Act for the protection of the natural resources and for the control and management of development, waste management and pollution control and for the establishment of a national environment council and for related matters.
Petroleum (Amendment) Act 1990 Tuvalu - Act 3 of 1990.
An Act to amend the Petroleum Act (Cap. 42) to enable the licence fee to be varied.
Tuvalu Petroleum (Control of Storage) Regulations.
These Regulations may be cited as the Petroleum (Control of Storage) Regulations.
Laws of Fiji - Chapter 180, Electricity.
These Regulations may be cited as the Petroleum (Licence Fee) Regulations 1992 and shall come into force on 20th February 1992.
Tuvalu Petroleum (Licence Fee) Regulations 1992
These Regulations may be cited as the Petroleum (Rationing) Regulations. These Regulations shall apply — (a) to such island or other place as the Minister may by notice designate; (b) to all sales of petroleum whether by wholesale or retail.
Tuvalu Petroleum (Rationing) Regulations
These Regulations may be cited as the Petroleum (Sales Permit) Regulations,and shall come into effect on 1 January 1985. Where a licence to store petroleum has been issued under section 6 of the Petroleum Ordinance, the licensee shall each calendar year obtain from the Inspector a sales permit being either; (a) a wholesale sales permit where the minimum quantity of petroleum sold is 200 litres; or (b) a retail sales permit where the quantity of petroleum sold is less than 200 litres.
Tuvalu Petroleum (Sales Permit) Regulations
Tuvalu Petroleum Ordinance. An Ordinance to regulate the importation, storage and sale of petroleum and to provide for matters relating and incidental thereto. Commenced 1968.
Tuvalu Price Control Act 1990. Act 2 of 1991. An Act to establish the price control board for controlling prices, and for connected purposes
Tuvalu Sale of Goods Act . Act 10 of 1991. An Act for codifying the law relating to the sale of goods and consolidating with its provisions relating to mercantile agents
This records holds 2 attachments:
- Tuvalu Income Tax Act 1992. Act 5 of 1992. An Act to impose a tax on taxable income, and to provide for the collection and management of the tax.
- Income Tax Act 1992 - Income Tax (Removal of tax exemption) regulations 1995.
Excise Act. An act relating to excise, and for related purposes.
Laws of the Republic of Vanuatu Consolidated Edition 2006Commencement: 1 January 2003. Chapter 290 Excise.
Vanuatu Import Duties (Consolidation) Act. To consolidate the provisions relating to customs import duties.
Laws of the Republic of Vanuatu Consolidated Edition 2006Commencement: 1 January 1976Chapter 91 Import Duties (Consolidation)
The Framework for Action on Energy Security in the Pacific (FAESP) outlines a new approach to improving energy security in the region. It acknowledges that national energy policies and plans must be the principal means for achieving energy security and promotes a ‘whole of sector’ approach, based on the concept of ‘many partners, one team’. This approach recognises that numerous stakeholders contribute to energy security in the region and accepts them as equal partners.
The Framework has 11 guiding principles: