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Displaying 2201 - 2205 of 15550Nitrate Sensitive Areas (Amendment) Regulations 1997 (S.I. No. 990 of 1997).
These Regulations amend the principal Regulations of 1994 by updating a reference to Community legislation and by adjusting the annual rate payable on land set aside and which is covered by undertakings of farmers on land management in nitrate sensitive areas. The 1994 Regulations were made pursuant to Council Regulation (EC) 2078/92 and implemented in part a zonal programme approved thereunder. This Regulation has been amended twice, namely by Commission Regulation 746/96 and Commission Regulation 435/97.
Decree establishing types of fertilizers, composition, packaging and labelling of fertilizers, analytical methods of testing fertilizers, hazardous elements, their limit values for individual groups of fertilizers, allowed offsets and limit values for ...
The Decree of the Ministry of Agriculture, which is composed of 12 articles and five Annexes, establishes rules on: types of fertilizers; composition, packaging, hazardous elements and their limit values for individual groups of fertilizers and allowed offsets and limit values for farming fertilizers; taking samples of fertilizers; analytical methods for testing fertilizers and vegetable (biological) tests of fertilizers. Types of fertilizers, soil additive substances and cultivating substrates subject to certification procedures are listed in Annex 1.
Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 36 of 2014).
This Act amends the Integrated Coastal Management Act, 2008 with respect to a wide variety of matters including composition coastal public property, access fees, purposes for which coastal public property is established, reclamation of land by public authorities for state infrastructure and other purposes, the declaration of state-owned land as coastal public property, establishment of coastal management lines for protection purposes, award of coastal use permits on coastal public property and unlawful structures on coastal public property.
Loi nº 2008-14 relative au domaine privé de l’Etat, des collectivités décentralisées et des personnes morales de droit public.
L’annulation du principe de la présomption de domanialité ainsi que la mise en place de la propriété foncière privée non titrée par la loi n°2005-019 du 17 octobre 2005 fixant les statuts des terres à Madagascar a impliqué une révision de la loi sur le domaine privé national. La présente Loi établit les nouvelles modalités de gestion de son patrimoine, notamment immobilier et mobilier par l’Etat.
Loi nº 2008-13 sur le domaine public.
L’annulation du principe de la présomption de domanialité ainsi que la mise en place de la propriété foncière privée non titrée par la loi n°2005-019 du 17 octobre 2005 fixant les principes régissant les statuts des terres à Madagascar impliquent une révision de l’ordonnance réglementant le domaine public.