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The Acts listed below are primary pieces of legislation passed by the Legislative Assembly. Periodically, the Acts in force in Montserrat are subjected to a law revision. Law revision is a process by which the entire Statute Book of Montserrat is revised and consolidated up to a particular date, known as the cut-off date. No changes are made to the substance of the laws; the laws are merely reproduced to enable convenient access to all the laws as at the cut-off date.

The last cut-off date was 1st January 2019. Therefore the authoritative version of the laws of Montserrat passed up to 1st January 2019 is the ‘Revised Edition of the Laws, showing the laws as at 1st January 2019’.  Any law passed after 1st January 2019 is not incorporated in the ‘Revised Edition of the Laws showing the laws as at 1st January 2019’.

The Acts that form part of the Revised Laws are as follows:

GoM DOnates to Hurricane Relief

GOVERNMENT OF MONTSERRAT DONATES $100,000 to CDEMA TO AID HURRICANE RELIEF

The Government of Montserrat will be donating one hundred thousand dollars (EC$100,000) to the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) to assist islands impacted by Hurricane Beryl. Premier of Montserrat, Honourable Joseph Farrell said the decision was made during the Thursday July 4th meeting of Cabinet. He further explained that government thought it prudent to

Premier in Canada

MONTSERRAT’s PREMIER & FINANCIAL SECRETARY ATTENDING CDB’s 54th ANNUAL MEETING IN CANADA

Montserrat’s Premier, Honourable Joseph E. Farrell and Financial Secretary, Hon. Lindorna Lambert-Sweeney are currently in Ottawa, Canada attending the 54th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). The Board of Governor’s Meeting opened on Wednesday morning (June 19th) under the theme ‘Partnerships for Resilient Prosperity’ and with an address

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