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Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2009 262 — Before the Local Tribunals Regulations

L.N. 262 of 2009

COMMISSIONERS FOR JUSTICE ACT

(CAP. 291)

2009 Regulations to Amend the Petitions

Before the Local Tribunals Regulations

IN exercise of the powers conferred by article 13 of the

Commissioners for Justice Act and Legal Notice 193 of 2008, the

Prime Minister has made the following regulations:-

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2009 262 — Before the Local Tribunals Regulations

The title of these regulations is the 2009 Regulations Title.

to Amend the Petitions Before the Local Tribunals Regulations,

and shall be read and construed as one with the Petitions Before

the Local Tribunals Regulations, hereinafter referred to as “the L.N. 414 of 2005.

principal regulations”.

Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2009 262 — Before the Local Tribunals Regulations

(1) Regulation 5 of the principal regulations shall be

renumbered as subregulation 5 (1).

(2)

There shall be added the new subregulation (2) as

follows

“The Board of Petitions shall process immediately

the petitions received immediately by sending an

acknowledgement within three (3) working days from when

such petition is registered, and this shall immediately be

forwarded for the comments of the Authorised Officer or the

Police, as applicable. The Authorised Officer or the Police

shall forward their comments within three (3) weeks.

(3)

There shall be added the new subregulation (3) as

follows

“After receiving all the required information, including

the comments of the Authorised Officer or the Police and all

other necessary documentation, the Board shall immediately

decide on the petition which shall be made by not later than

fifteen (15) days from when the Board receives the comments

from the Authorised Officer or the Police.”

(4)

There shall be added the new subregulation (4) as

follows

“If the Authorised Officer or the Police do not forward

the information or the documentation asked within three (3)

weeks from when asked, the Board shall immediately decide

the petition.”

(5) There shall be added the new subregulation (5) as

follows

“As soon as the Board decides, the Registry of the Board

shall communicate the decision to the person who has made

the petition within five (5) working days.”

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