Revised Laws of Saint Lucia (2023)

Schedule 3

(Section 63K)

TRIAL PROCEDURE

1.   Trial

1.  

   A district court shall hold a trial in a proceeding commenced by means of a ticket, if —

   1.  

      (a)     the defendant requests a trial in accordance with section 63I; or

   1.  

      (b)     more than fourteen days have elapsed since the date of service of the ticket and the person alleged to have committed the offence has not exercised any of the options referred to in section 63G.

2.   Attendance of the police officer

1.  

   If a defendant in responding to a ticket indicates that the attendance of the police officer who completed the ticket is required for the purposes of cross-examination, the Commissioner of Police shall ensure that the police officer attends the trial.

3.   Court shall not require defendant to appear personally

1.  

   Notwithstanding any provision in any enactment regarding appearance in Court by a defendant, if the defendant appears for the trial by counsel or agent, the Court shall not issue a warrant for the arrest of the defendant.

4.   Ex parte trial where defendant and agent absent

1.  

   If the defendant does not appear for the trial in person or by counsel or agent and the Court is satisfied that the defendant was served with the ticket and notified of the time and place of the trial, the Court may —

   1.  

      (a)     after directing the clerk to enter a plea of not guilty, proceed with the trial in the absence of the defendant; or

   1.  

      (b)     adjourn the proceeding and fix a new trial date, if the prosecution requests.

5.   Non-appearance of defendant at new trial

1.  

   If the defendant does not appear for the trial at the new trial date fixed under paragraph (4)(b), the Court shall, after directing the clerk to enter a plea of not guilty, proceed with the trial in the absence of the defendant.

6.   Non-appearance of defendant at resumption of trial

1.  

   If the trial begins, either on the date originally fixed or on the new date fixed under paragraph (1)(b) or 4(b), but is adjourned and the defendant does not appear for the resumption of the trial, the Court may —

   1.  

      (a)     either adjourn the trial and fix a new date for its resumption on any term that the Court considers proper or resume the trial in the absence of the defendant; or

   1.  

      (b)     shall resume the trial in the absence of the defendant, if the proceeding has previously been adjourned as a result of the defendant not appearing.

7.   Warrant of arrest

1.  

   Notwithstanding any provision in any enactment regarding appearance in Court by a defendant, if the defendant does not appear for the trial or a resumption of the trial, a warrant for the arrest of the defendant shall be issued.

8.   Dismissal where crown absent

1.  

   If the defendant appears for the trial but the prosecution does not and the Court is satisfied that the prosecution was notified of the time and place of the trial, the Court or justice may —

   1.  

      (a)     adjourn the proceeding and fix a new trial date, on any terms that the Court considers proper; or

   1.  

      (b)     where there have been previous adjournments and no satisfactory reason is provided for the continued absence of the prosecution, dismiss the proceedings.

9.   Dismissal of proceeding

1.  

   If the defendant appears for the trial at the new trial date fixed under paragraph 8(b) but the prosecution does not, the Court shall dismiss the proceeding.

10.   Non-appearance under paragraph 4(b) or 8(b)

1.  

   If the trial begins, either on the date originally fixed or on the new date fixed under paragraph 8(b) or 4(b), but is adjourned and the prosecution does not appear for the resumption of the trial, the Court may —

   1.  

      (a)     either adjourn the trial and fix a new date for its resumption,
      on any terms that the Court considers proper; or

   1.  

      (b)     shall dismiss the proceeding, if it has previously been adjourned as a result of the prosecution not appearing.

11.   Notice of new trial date

1.  

   As soon as practicable after the Court fixes a new trial date or a new date for the resumption of the trial, the clerk of the Court shall notify the defendant and the prosecution of its time and place.

12.   Notice of conviction

1.  

   As soon as practicable after a person is convicted in his or her absence, the clerk of the Court shall cause a notice of the conviction, the amounts of any fine, fees and costs and any time allowed for their payment to be sent to the person by ordinary mail.

(Inserted by Act 11 of 2021)

CHAPTER 11.01
PUBLIC HEALTH ACT

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

List of Subsidiary Legislation

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Declaration of Quarantine Facility) Order – Section 9

(Statutory Instruments 154/2020 and 37/2021)

Statutory Instrument 154/2020 .. in force 2 October 2020

Amended by S.I. 37/2021 .. in force 10 February 2021

ARRANGEMENT OF ORDER

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (DECLARATION OF QUARANTINE FACILITY) ORDER – SECTION 9

Commencement [2 October 2020]

1.   Citation

This Order may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Declaration of Quarantine Facility) Order.

2.   Declaration of quarantine facility

The building or part of the building on the following property is declared to be a quarantine facility —

1.  

   (a)     the Rodney Bay Public Health Facility (A) registered as Block 1255B Parcel Number 235 situated in the Quarter of Gros Islet until the 31^st day of October, 2020;

1.  

   (b)     the Castries Public Health Facility registered as Block 1049F and Parcel Numbers 125, 225 and 226 situated in the Quarter of Castries;

1.  

   (c)     the Rodney Bay Public Health Facility (C) Block 1255B and Parcel Number 400 situated in the Quarter of Gros-Islet; (Amended by S.I. 37/2021)

1.  

   (d)     the Rodney Bay Medical Facility registered as Block 1255B and Parcel Number 235 situated in the Quarter of Gros-Islet; (Inserted by S.I. 37/2021)

1.  

   (e)     the Vigie Medical Facility registered as Block 0849F and Parcel Number 82 situated in the Quarter of Castries. (Inserted by S.I. 37/2021)

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Fees) Regulations – Section 65(2)(c) and (k)

(Statutory Instruments 162A/2020, 212A/2020 and 34/2021)

Statutory Instrument 162A/2020 .. in force 15 October 2020

Amended by S.I. 212A .. in force 23 December 2019

Amended by S.I. 34/2021 .. in force 10 February 2021

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (FEES) REGULATIONS – SECTION 65(2)(c) AND (k)

Commencement [15 October 2020]

1.   Citation

These Regulations may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Fees) Regulations.

2.   Application

These Regulations apply to a visitor, returning national or other category of persons arriving in Saint Lucia who are placed in quarantine.

3.   Fees at quarantine facility

1.  

   (1)   The fees for quarantine at a quarantine facility are as specified in Part A of the Schedule.

1.  

   (2)   Notwithstanding subregulation (1), a child pays 50% of the fee payable by an adult in any fee specified in Part A of the Schedule.

1.  

   (3)   Fees for quarantine under subregulation (1) must be paid directly to the quarantine facility.

4.   Fees for electronic monitoring device

1.  

   (1)   The fees for an electronic monitoring device are as specified in Part B of the Schedule.

1.  

   (2)   Fees for an electronic monitoring device under subregulation (1) must be paid to the Ministry responsible for health or any supplier that the Ministry designates.

5.   Fee for COVID-19 test

The fee for a COVID-19 test is as specified in Part C of the Schedule.

1.  

   (Inserted by S.I. 34/2021)

Schedule

(Regulations 3, 4 and 5)

PART A

FEES AT QUARANTINE FACILITY

(Substituted by S.I. 34/2021)

PART B

FEES FOR ELECTRONIC MONITORING DEVICE

(Substituted by S.I. 212A/2020)

PART C

FEES FOR COVID-19 TEST

(Inserted by S.I. 34/2021)

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Protocol) (Fishing) Regulations – Sections 20(3) and 65(2)(a)

(Statutory Instrument 172/2020)

Statutory Instrument 172/2020 .. in force 4 November 2020

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (PROTOCOL) (FISHING) REGULATIONS – SECTIONS 20(3) AND 65(2)(a)

Commencement [4 November 2020]

1.   Citation

These Regulations may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Protocol) (Fishing) Regulations.

2.   Interpretation

In these Regulations —

“licence” means a licence issued in respect of a local fishing vessel under regulation 19 of the Fisheries Regulations;

“local fisherman” means the master and every member of a crew of a local fishing vessel registered as a local fisherman in the register;

“register” means the register of local fishermen under regulation 24 of the Fisheries Regulations.

2.   Application

These Regulations apply to a local fisherman.

3.   Fishing

1.  

   (1)   A local fisherman may undertake fishing or related activities from the 5^th day of November, 2020.

1.  

   (2)   Notwithstanding subregulation (1), a local fisherman shall not undertake fishing or related activities from 6 p.m. to 4 a.m. each day.

1.  

   (3)   In this regulation —

“fishing” has the meaning assigned under the Fisheries Act;

“related activities” has the meaning assigned under the Fisheries Act.

4.   Condition of licence

1.  

   (1)   Without prejudice to regulation 22 of the Fisheries Regulations a licence is subject to the conditions that —

   1.  

      (a)     the following is kept in safe custody —

      1.  

         (i)     in the case of the master —

         1.  

            (A)     the registration card; and

         1.  

            (B)     the licence;

      1.  

         (ii)     in the case of each crew member, the registration card,

to be produced for inspection at a reasonable time when required by an authorized officer;

1.  

   (b)     before leaving a port, the master of the local fishing vessel contacts the Vigie Light House or the Moule a Chique Light House by telephone or by a Maritime Mobile Radio to provide the following information —

   1.  

      (i)     the local fishing vessel number,

   1.  

      (ii)     the master's name,

   1.  

      (iii)     the master's registration card number,

   1.  

      (iv)     the number of crew members on board the local fishing vessel,

   1.  

      (v)     the name of each crew member;

1.  

   (c)     the names of crew members on board the local fishing vessel is consistent with the names registered as local fishermen in the register; and

1.  

   (d)     the number of crew members on board the local fishing vessel is consistent with the number of crew members specified on application for a licence.

1.  

   (2)   In this regulation —

“authorized officer” means —

1.  

   (a)     a fisheries officer;

1.  

   (b)     a customs officer;

1.  

   (c)     a police officer;

1.  

   (d)     a person or category of persons designated under section 26 of the Fisheries Act;

“Maritime Mobile Radio” means radio equipment —

1.  

   (a)     for which a person is granted a certificate of type approval under the Telecommunications Act; and

1.  

   (b)     that uses Channel 16 in the very high frequency band;

“registration card” means a registration card granted under regulation 24(2) of the Fisheries Regulations.

5.   Suspension of licence

1.  

   (1)   A licence may be suspended for a period of one year if the local fishing vessel is used for human trafficking activities or to allow entry of a prohibited immigrant into Saint Lucia.

1.  

   (2)   In this regulation, “prohibited immigrant” means a person deemed to be a prohibited immigrant under section 8(4) of the Immigration Act.

6.   Penalty

A local fisherman who contravenes these Regulations commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $1,000 or imprisonment with or without hard labour for a term not exceeding 6 months or both and forfeiture of goods or money in respect of which the offence has been committed.

7.   Revocation

The COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Restriction of Access to Area) Order, Statutory Instrument, No. 165A of 2020 is revoked.

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Suspension of Liquor Licence) Order
– Section 15

(Statutory Instrument 29/2021)

Statutory Instrument 29/2021 .. in force 3 February 2021

ARRANGEMENT OF ORDER

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (SUSPENSION OF LIQUOR LICENCE) ORDER – SECTION 15

Commencement [3 February 2021]

1.   Citation

This Order may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Suspension of Liquor Licence) Order.

2.   Interpretation

In this Order —

“Act” means the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) Act;

“Commissioner” means the Commissioner of Police under the Police Act;

“licence” means a licence issued under the Liquor Licence Act, authorizing the sale or barter of intoxicating liquor;

“licensee” means a person who has been granted a licence under the Liquor Licence Act;

“licensed premises” includes a building, yard or place for which a licence has been granted under the Liquor Licence Act;

“police officer” means a member of the Police Force established under section 3 of the Police Act.

3.   Direction of police officer

1.  

   (1)   Without prejudice to the Police Act, where the Commissioner or a police officer designated by the Commissioner, believes on reasonable grounds that a licensee is in breach of a protocol under the Act, the Commissioner or a police officer designated by the Commissioner, may —

   1.  

      (a)     direct the licensee to rectify the breach immediately; and

   1.  

      (b)     if the licensee fails to rectify the breach, recommend to the Minister, that the licence be suspended.

1.  

   (2)   A recommendation to the Minister under subsection (1) must be in writing, and state —

   1.  

      (a)     the name of the licensee;

   1.  

      (b)     the name of the licensed premises;

   1.  

      (c)     the protocol breached under the Act; and

   1.  

      (d)     whether the protocol breach is continuing.

4.   Grounds for suspension of liquor licence

Subject to section 5, the Minister may, on the recommendation of the Commissioner of Police or a police officer designated by the Commissioner, suspend a licence under the Act, where a person who is the owner, operator or manager of licensed premises and while on the licensed premises —

1.  

   (a)     breaches a protocol under the Act;

1.  

   (b)     permits a breach, by a person on the licensed premises, of a protocol under the Act; or

1.  

   (c)     is charged with a criminal offence under the Act.

5.   Rectification and notice of suspension of liquor licence

1.  

   (1)   On receipt of the recommendation under section 3 and if the grounds under section 4 exists, the Minister shall direct the licensee to immediately rectify the breach.

1.  

   (2)   If a licensee fails to rectify the breach under subection (1), the Minister shall issue and serve notice, in writing, to the licensee to inform of the suspension of the licence.

1.  

   (3)   A notice under subsection (2) must contain —

   1.  

      (a)     the name of the licensee;

   1.  

      (b)     the name of the licensed premises;

   1.  

      (c)     the protocol breached under the Act;

   1.  

      (d)     the grounds on which the licence is suspended;

   1.  

      (e)     the duration of time for which the licence is suspended, in accordance with section 7;

   1.  

      (f)     the date of commencement and the date of termination of the suspension.

1.  

   (4)   A person who is served a notice of suspension of a licence under subsection (1) may, within one day of receipt of the notice, write to the Minister requesting an opportunity to be heard and providing details as to grounds on which the licence should not be suspended.

6.   Order for the suspension of liquor licence

1.  

   (1)   An Order for the suspension of a licence may be issued if the details as to grounds on which the licence should not be suspended are not reasonable and the suspension is reasonably justified in the public interest.

1.  

   (2)   For the purpose of section 15 of the Act, an Order for the suspension of a licence, must contain —

   1.  

      (a)     the name of the licensee;

   1.  

      (b)     the name of the licensed premises;

   1.  

      (c)     the grounds on which the licence is suspended;

   1.  

      (d)     the duration of time for which the licence is suspended, in accordance with section 7;

   1.  

      (e)     the date of commencement and the date of termination of the suspension.

7.   Period of suspension of liquor licence

A licence suspended under the Act may —

1.  

   (a)     in the instance of the first breach under the Act, be suspended for a maximum period of seven days;

1.  

   (b)     after the instance of the first breach under the Act, be suspended for a maximum period of fourteen days.

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Ticketable Offences) (No. 2) Regulations
– Section 63E

(Statutory Instrument 180/2021)

Statutory Instrument 177/2021 .. in force 13 September 2021

Statutory Instrument 180/2021 .. in force 13 September 2021 (Revoked S.I. 177/2021)

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (TICKETABLE OFFENCES) (NO. 2) REGULATIONS – SECTION 63E

Commencement [13 September 2021]

1.   Citation and commencement

1.  

   These Regulations may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Ticketable Offences) (No. 2) Regulations

2.   Interpretation

In these Regulations, “Act” means the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) Act.

3.   Form of warning notice

For the purposes of section 63A of the Act, a warning notice is in Form 1 set out in the Schedule.

4.   Form of ticket

For the purposes of section 63E of the Act, a ticket is in Form 2 set out in the Schedule.

5.   Revocation

The COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Ticketable Offences) Regulations, Statutory Instrument, No. 177 of 2021 is revoked.

Schedule

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Wearing of Mask) Regulations – Section 65(2)(b)

(Statutory Instrument 120/2022)

Statutory Instrument 152/2020 .. in force 2 October 2020 (Expired 4 September 2022)

Statutory Instrument 120/2022 .. in force 5 September 2022

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (WEARING OF MASK) REGULATIONS – SECTION 65(2)(b)

Commencement [5 September 2022]

1.   Citation

These Regulations may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Wearing of Mask) Regulations.

2.   Interpretation

In these Regulations, “Act” means the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) Act.

3.   Requirement to wear a mask

A person shall wear a mask under section 21 of the Act if the person —

1.  

   (a)     is accessing health, police or fire services;

1.  

   (b)     is visiting —

   1.  

      (i)     a senior citizens home or related institution,

   1.  

      (ii)     a correctional facility, or

   1.  

      (iii)     the Boys Training Center;

1.  

   (c)     is attending an educational institution;

1.  

   (d)     is attending a regular religious ceremony or special religious rite;

1.  

   (e)     has tested positive for COVID-19;

1.  

   (f)     has direct contact with other persons who have tested positive for COVID-19;

1.  

   (g)     is in an enclosed crowded environment;

1.  

   (h)     is accessing public transportation; or

1.  

   (i)     is required to wear a mask by a business, establishment or office.

4.   Reasonable excuse for not wearing a mask

1.  

   (1)   Regulation 3 does not apply to a person who has a reasonable excuse for not wearing a mask.

1.  

   (2)   Without limiting subregulation (1), a person has a reasonable excuse for not wearing a mask if the person is —

   1.  

      (a)     driving or is a passenger in a motor vehicle;

   1.  

      (b)     a child who is under 5 years;

   1.  

      (c)     a student who sits at a distance of three feet in a classroom;

   1.  

      (d)     a person who is having a meal at a restaurant;

   1.  

      (e)     a person who is exercising at the gym;

   1.  

      (f)     a person who cannot wear a mask because of a physical or mental illness, impairment or disability;

   1.  

      (g)     a person who is directed by a health practitioner to remove the mask for carrying out a medical or surgical treatment;

   1.  

      (h)     a person who is receiving a service including a service from a barber shop, beauty salon or other similar service; or

   1.  

      (i)     a person who is seabathing or in a swimming pool.

1.  

   (3)   In this section, “motor vehicle” does not include a tourism taxi or taxi.

5.   Use of suitable covering

A person who, for medical reasons, cannot use a mask may use a suitable covering that is designed to cover the sides of the face and below the chin.

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control)
(Approval of Test for COVID-19 and Designation of Laboratory) Order – Section 10(2)

(Statutory Instrument 12/2022)

Statutory Instrument 155/2020 .. in force 2 October 2020 (Expired 9 February 2021)

Statutory Instrument 36/2021 .. in force 10 February 2021 (Expired 3 February 2022)

Statutory Instrument 12/2022 .. in force 4 February 2022

ARRANGEMENT OF ORDER

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL)
(APPROVAL OF TEST FOR COVID-19 AND DESIGNATION OF LABORATORY) ORDER – SECTION 10(2)

Commencement [4 February 2022]

1.   Citation

This Order may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Approval of Test for COVID-19 and Designation of Laboratory) Order.

2.   Approval of test for COVID-19

The following tests are approved tests for COVID-19 —

1.  

   (a)     polymerase chain reaction test;

1.  

   (b)     antigen test, such as —

   1.  

      (i)     Fora COVID-19 Antigen Test,

   1.  

      (ii)     Abbott Panbio COVID-19 Antigen Test,

   1.  

      (iii)     SD Bioscience Standard Q,

   1.  

      (iv)     CareStart COVID-19 Antigen Test,

   1.  

      (v)     Sure Status COVID-19 Antigen Card Test,

   1.  

      (vi)     Standard QCOVID-19 Ag Test.

3.   Designation of laboratory

The following laboratories are designated to carry out a polymerase chain reaction test —

1.  

   (a)     the Ezra Long Laboratory at the Owen King EU Hospital;

1.  

   (b)     the Forensic Science Laboratory;

1.  

   (c)     Laboratory Services & Consultations Limited.

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Prohibition of Assembly) (No. 16) Order – Section 16

Statutory Instrument 202A/2020 .. in force 15 December 2020

Statutory Instrument 11/2021 .. in force 22 January 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Amended by S.I. 25/2021 .. in force 1 February 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Statutory Instrument 44/2021 .. in force 16 February 2021 (Expired 16 March 2021)

Statutory Instrument 59/2021 .. in force 17 March 2021 (Expired 16 April 2021)

Statutory Instrument 67/2021 .. in force 16 April 2021 (Expired 16 May 2021)

Statutory Instrument 119/2021 .. in force 13 August 2021 (Expired 31 August 2021)

Statutory Instrument 135/2021 .. in force 3 September 2021 (Expired 14 September 2021)

Statutory Instrument 147/2021 .. in force 15 September 2021 (Expired 21 September 2021)

Statutory Instrument 150/2021 .. in force 22 September 2021 (Expired 30 September 2021)

Statutory Instrument 156/2021 .. in force 1 October 2021 (Expired 15 October 2021)

Statutory Instrument 163/2021 .. in force 16 October 2021 (Expired 1 November 2021)

Statutory Instrument 172/2021 .. in force 1 November 2021 (Expired 30 November 2021)

Statutory Instrument 192B of 2021 .. in force 1 December 2021 (Expired 14 January 2022)

Statutory Instrument 214/2021 .. in force 30 December 2021 (Expires 14 January 2022)

Statutory Instrument 2/2022 .. in force 6 January 2022 (Expired 4 February 2022)

Statutory Instrument 10/2022 .. in force 5 February 2022 (Expired 18 February 2022)

Statutory Instrument 18/2022 .. in force 19 February 2022 (Expired 4 March 2022)

Statutory Instrument 27/2022 .. in force 5 March 2022 (Expired 1 April 2022)

Statutory Instrument 36/2022 .. in force 2 April 2022 (Expired 29 April 2022)

Statutory Instrument 48/2022 .. in force 30 April 2022 (Expired 3 June 2022)

Statutory Instrument 69/2022 .. in force 4 June 2022 (Expired 1 July 2022)

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Physical Distancing) (No. 20) Order – Section 17

Statutory Instrument 202B/2020 .. in force 15 December 2020 (Expired 19 January 2021)

Amended by S.I. 10/2021 .. in force 20 January 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Statutory Instrument 12/2021 .. in force 22 January 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Amended by S.I. 16/2021 .. in force 25 January 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Amended by S.I. 17/2021 .. in force 28 January 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Amended by S.I. 26/2021 .. in force 1 February 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Amended by S.I. 31/2021 .. in force 3 February 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Amended by S.I. 32/2021 .. in force 4 February 2021 (Expired 10 February 2021)

Statutory Instrument 35/2021 .. in force 10 February 2021 (Expired 24 February 2021)

Statutory Instrument 43/2021 .. in force 16 February 2021 (Expired 16 March 2021)

Amended by S.I. 45E/2021 .. in force 26 February 2021 (Expired 16 March 2021)

Amended by S.I. 52/2021 .. in force 2 March 2021 (Expired 16 March 2021)

Amended by S.I. 57/2021 .. in force 16 March 2021 (Expired 16 April 2021)

Amended by S.I. 64/2021 .. in force 31 March 2021 (Expired 16 April 2021)

Statutory Instrument 68/2021 .. in force 16 April 2021 (Expired 16 May 2021)

Statutory Instrument 118/2021 .. in force 13 August 2021 (Expired 31 August 2021)

Statutory Instrument 121/2021 .. in force 20 August 2021 (Expired 31 August 2021)

Statutory Instrument 125/2021 .. in force 27 August 2021 (Expired 7 September 2021)

Statutory Instrument 136/2021 .. in force 2 September 20201 (Expired 14 September 2021)

Statutory Instrument 148/2021 .. in force 14 September 2021 (Expired 21 September 2021)

Statutory Instrument 151/2021 .. in force 21 September 2021 (Expired 30 September 2021)

Statutory Instrument 157/2021 .. in force 30 September 2021 (Expired 15 October 2021)

Statutory Instrument 164/2021 .. in force 14 October 2021 (Expired 1 November 2021)

Amended by S.I. 171/2021 .. in force 27 October 2021 (Expired 1 November 2021)

Statutory Instrument 173/2021 .. in force 1 November 2021 (Expired 30 November 2021)

Statutory Instrument 178/2021 .. in force 5 November 2021 (Expired 30 November 2021)

Statutory Instrument 192A/2021 .. in force 1 December 2021 (Expired 14 January 2022)

Statutory Instrument 202/2021 .. in force 13 December 2021 (Expired 14 January 2022)

Statutory Instrument 207/2021 .. in force 23 December 2021 (Expires 14 January 2022)

Statutory Instrument 207/2021 .. in force 23 December 2021 (Expired 14 January 2022)

Statutory Instrument 1/2022 .. in force 6 January 2022 (Expired 4 February 2022)

Statutory Instrument 11/2022 .. in force 5 February 2022 (Expired 18 February 2022)

Statutory Instrument 17/2022 .. in force 19 February 2022 (Expired 4 March 2022)

Statutory Instrument 26/2022 .. in force 5 March 2022 (Expired 1 April 2022)

Statutory Instrument 35/2022 .. in force 2 April 2022 (Expired 29 April 2022)

Statutory Instrument 47/2022 .. in force 30 April 2022 (Expired 3 June 2022)

Statutory Instrument 68/2022 .. in force 4 June 2022 (Expired 1 July 2022)

Statutory Instrument 78/2022 .. in force 2 July 2022 (Expired 27 August 2022)

Statutory Instrument 112A/2022 .. in force 28 August 2022 (Revoked by S.I. 117/2022)

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Protocol) (Public Omnibus) Regulations – Section 20(3) and 65(2)(a)

Statutory Instrument 30/2021 .. in force 3 February 2021

Amended by S.I. 126/2021 .. in force 27 August 2021

Amended by S.I. 192C/2021 .. in force 1 December 2021

Statutory Instrument 3/2022 .. in force 10 January 2022 (Expired 4 March 2022)

Statutory Instrument 29/2022 .. in force 5 March 2022 (Expired 1 April 2022)

Statutory Instrument 38/2022 .. in force 2 April 2022 (Expired 29 April 2022)

Statutory Instrument 49/2022 .. in force 30 April 2022 (Expired 3 June 2022)

Statutory Instrument 70/2022 .. in force 4 June 2022 (Expired 1 July 2022)

Statutory Instrument 80/2022 .. in force 2 July 2022 (Expired 27 August 2022)

Statutory Instrument 112C/2022 .. in force 28 August 2022 (Revoked by S.I. 119/2022)

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control)
(Testing and Quarantine) (No. 3) Regulations – Section 65

Statutory Instrument 102/2021 .. in force 1 July 2021 (Expired 31 August 2021)

Statutory Instrument 145/2021 .. in force 1 September 2021 (Expired 31 December 2021)

Statutory Instrument 13/2022 .. in force 1 September 2021 (Expired 4 March 2022)

Statutory Instrument 28/2022 .. in force 5 March 2022 (Expired 1 April 2022)

Statutory Instrument 37/2022 .. in force 2 April 2022 (Expired 1 July 2022)

Statutory Instrument 79/2022 .. in force 2 July 2022 (Expired 27 August 2022)

Statutory Instrument 112B/2022 .. in force 28 August 2022 (Revoked by S.I. 118/2022)

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Physical Distancing) (No. 9) (Revocation) Order – Section 17

(Statutory Instrument 117/2022)

Statutory Instrument 117/2022 .. in force 5 September 2022 (Revokes S.I. 112A/2022)

ARRANGEMENT OF ORDER

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (PHYSICAL DISTANCING) (NO. 9) (REVOCATION) ORDER – SECTION 17

Commencement [5 September 2022]

1.   Citation

This Order may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Physical Distancing) (No. 9) (Revocation) Order.

2.   Revocation

The COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Physical Distancing) (No. 9) Order, Statutory Instrument, No. 112A of 2022 is revoked.

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Testing and Quarantine) (No. 5) (Revocation) Regulations– Sections 65

(Statutory Instrument 118/2022)

Statutory Instrument 118/2022 .. in force 5 September 2022 (Revokes S.I. 112B/2022)

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (TESTING AND QUARANTINE) (NO. 5) (REVOCATION) REGULATIONS – SECTIONS 65

Commencement [5 September 2022]

1.   Citation

These Regulations may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Testing and Quarantine) (No. 5) (Revocation) Regulations.

2.   Revocation

The COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Testing and Quarantine) (No. 5) Regulations, Statutory Instrument, No. 112B of 2022 are revoked.

COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Protocol) (Public Omnibus) (No. 7) (Revocation) Regulations – Sections 20(3) and 65(2)(a)

(Statutory Instrument 119/2022)

Statutory Instrument 119/2022 .. in force 5 September 2022 (Revokes S.I. 112C/2022)

ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS

COVID-19 (PREVENTION AND CONTROL) (PROTOCOL) (PUBLIC OMNIBUS) (NO. 7) (REVOCATION) REGULATIONS – SECTIONS 20(3) and 65(2)(a)

Commencement [5 September 2022]

1.   Citation and commencement

These Regulations may be cited as the COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Protocol) (Public Omnibus) (No. 7) (Revocation) Regulations.

2.   Revocation

The COVID-19 (Prevention and Control) (Protocol) (Public Omnibus) (No. 7) Regulations, Statutory Instrument, No. 112C of 2022 are revoked.