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Indiċi Tal-Gazzetta Tal-Gvern Ta' Malta 2008 ___ INDIĊI TAL-GAZZETTA TAL-GVERN TA’ MALTA 2008 _________ A A Nru. ta’ Nru. ta’ Avviż Paġna Avviż Paġna ABBOZZI TA’ LIĠIJIET - PUBBLIKAZZJONI TA’: AFFARIJIET BARRANIN - MINISTERU TAL-: Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 115 imsejjaħ “Att tal-2008 li MIXXELLANJA: jemenda l-Att dwar il-Professjoni tal-Accountancy u Liġijiet oħra” u Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 116 imsejjaħ Avviż ta’ bidu fis-seħħ tal-Pattijiet dwar Armi ta’ Qirda “Att tal-2008 li jemenda Diversi Liġijiet li Massiċċa u dwar il-Mediċini bejn Malta u l-Istati jirrigwardaw Materji Ċivili” 57 297 Uniti tal-Amerika fuq l-Imbarkazzjoni ta’ Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 117 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 Bastimenti 528 7425 li jemenda l-Att dwar l-Ippjanar tal-Iżvilupp 81 665 Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru 1 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li NOMINI: jemenda l-Att dwar Ġieħ ir-Repubblika, Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 2 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 dwar Awtorità Nazzjonali għall-Implimentazzjoni l-Amministrazzjoni Pubblika u Abbozz ta’ Liġi tal-Konvenzjoni dwar Armi Kimiċi 329 5748 Nru. 3 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 dwar ir-Reġistru Ċentrali 392 6639 Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 4 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li AFFARIJIET RURALI U L-AMBJENT - MINISTERU jemenda l-Att dwar ir-Rifuġjati 398 6719 GĦALL-: Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 5 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li jemenda l-Att dwar il-Professjoni tal-Accountancy MIXXELLANJA: u Liġijiet oħra u Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 6 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li jemenda l-Ordinanza dwar Applikazzjonijiet approvati tal-proċessuri l-Esplożivi 467 6993 fis-Settur tal-Ipproċessar tal-Prodotti Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 7 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 dwar għall-istaġun 2008-2009 4 3 il-Libertà ta’ l-Informazzjoni 537 7493 Strument Finanzjarju għall-Gwida tas-Sajd (SFGS) - Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 8 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li Miżura 3.3 - Sajd - Sotto-Miżura 3.3.2 - jemenda l-Att dwar il-Portijiet Ħielsa ta’ Malta 604 7997 Struttura - Skema - Proċessar u Swieq Gwida Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 9 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li għall-Applikanti - 104 jemenda Dispożizzjonijiet Finanzjarji f’Diversi Rikonoxximent tal-Għaqda ta’ Produtturi - 110 Liġijiet 825 9777 Provvista ta’ ikel minn ħażniet ta’ intervent Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 10 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li għall-benefiċċju ta’ dawk fil-bżonn - 2008 - 611 jemenda l-Kodiċi tal-Kummerċ u Abbozz tal-Liġi Lista ta’ Pitkala bil-Liċenza u ta’ Ċentri tal-Bejgħ Nru. 11 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li jemenda l-Att Approvati - 2008 - 1170 dwar l-Awtorità Maltija dwar l-iStandards 861 9993 Applikazzjonijiet għar-raħħala li jrabbu l-baqar - 1239 Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 12 imsejjaħ Att tal-2009 li Sejħa għall-espressjoni għall-interess jimplimenta Miżuri tal-Estimi 940 10594 għar-rikonoxximent bħala entità li tagħti servizz Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 13 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li ta’ konsulenza lill-bdiewa u dawk li jrabbu jemenda Diversi Liġijiet li jirrigwardaw Materji l-annimali - 1552 Ċivili (Emenda Nru. 2) 993 11425 Ġranet u ħinijiet tal-ftuħ tal-Pitkalija - 3121 Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 16 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li Att dwar l-Għajnuna Finanzjarja lill-Industriji jemendaw l-Kodiċi Kriminali 1011 11501 tal-Biedja u tas-Sajd (Kap. 146) - Applikazzjonijiet Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 17 imsejjaħ Att tal-2008 li għall-Għajnuna skont ir-Regolamenti tal-Aġenzija jemenda l-Kodiċi Ċivili 1024 11629 tal-Pagamenti, 2004 226 3167 Abbozz ta’ Liġi Nru. 18 imsejjaħ l-Att tal-2008 li Applikazzjonijiet għall-Provvediment ta’ Servizzi jemenda l-Att dwar Taxxa tar-Reġistrazzjoni ta’ għall-Implementazzjoni tal-Pjan għall-Irkupru Vetturi bil-Mutur 1097 12158 tat-Tonn - 3176 2 A A Nru. ta’ Nru. ta’ Avviż Paġna Avviż Paġna NOMINI: Ħal Balzan 209 3126 Birżebbuġa 250 5095 Kunsill għat-Trattament Xieraq tal-Annimali 149 1149 Għajnsielem, Għawdex 251 5096 Kumitat Ornis 178 1539 San Ġwann 266 5267 Kummissjoni dwar l-Għajnuna Finanzjarja 187 2019 In-Nadur, Għawdex 285 5467 Il-Marsa 290 5523 OFFERTI: Tas-Sliema 291 5526 Il-Furjana 292 5529 3205, 5053. Il-Furjana 293 5532 Birkirkara 294 5535 Birkirkara 295 5538 AĠENZIJA TAL-PROGRAMMI TAL-UNJONI EWROPEA: Ix-Xgħajra, limiti ta’ Ħaż-Żabbar 296 5544 Ix-Xgħajra, limiti ta’ Ħaż-Żabbar 297 5547 OFFERTI: Ix-Xgħajra, limiti ta’ Ħaż-Żabbar 298 5550 Birkirkara 299 5553 131, 5715, 5855. Birkirkara 300 5556 Il-Furjana 301 5559 Il-Kalkara 362 6308 AKKWIST TA’ ART: Ħal Qormi 374 6475 Ir-Rabat, Malta 375 6477 Is-Swieqi 13 89 Ħal Għaxaq 386 6567 Is-Swieqi 14 92 Il-Kalkara 413 6775 Marsaxlokk 28 154 Ħaż-Żabbar 424 6847 Ħal Qormi 29 155 Ħaż-Żabbar 425 6850 Raħal Ġdid 30 156 Ħaż-Żabbar 426 6853 Raħal Ġdid 31 156 Ħaż-Żabbar 427 6856 Ħal Għaxaq sa Ħal Kirkop 32 157 Ħaż-Żabbar 428 6859 Il-Gudja, Ħal Luqa u Ħal Kirkop 33 158 Ħaż-Żabbar 429 6862 Il-Marsa 34 159 Ħaż-Żabbar 430 6865 Il-Belt Valletta 91 777 Ħaż-Żabbar 431 6868 Il-Belt Valletta 92 780 Ħaż-Żabbar 432 6871 Il-Belt Valletta 93 783 Ħaż-Żabbar 433 6874 Il-Belt Valletta 94 786 Ħaż-Żabbar 434 6877 Il-Belt Valletta 95 789 Ħaż-Żabbar 435 6880 Il-Belt Valletta 96 792 Ħaż-Żabbar 436 6883 Il-Belt Valletta 97 795 Ħaż-Żabbar 437 6886 Imdina 98 798 Marsaskala 438 6889 Imdina 99 801 Marsaskala 439 6892 Imdina 100 804 Marsaskala 440 6895 Il-Gżira 101 807 Marsaskala 441 6898 Il-Marsa 102 810 Marsaskala 442 6901 San Pawl il-Baħar 103 813 Marsaskala 443 6904 Il-Belt Valletta 104 818 Marsaskala 444 6907 Il-Belt Valletta 105 820 Marsaskala 445 6910 Il-Gżira 106 823 Marsaskala 446 6913 L-Inħawi tal-Marsa u Ħal Qormi 108 825 Marsaskala 447 6916 Emenda għan-Notifikazzjoni tal-Gvern Nru. 673 Marsaskala 448 6919 tas-7 ta’ Awissu 2001 - Ħal Għargħur 127 1027 Ħaż-Żabbar 449 6922 Is-Siġġiewi 142 1145 Ħaż-Żabbar 450 6925 Ħal Lija 143 1146 Marsaskala 451 6928 Ħal Qormi 189 2989 In-Naxxar 456 6940 Bormla 190 2992 L-Imsida 512 7305 Birkirkara 191 2995 L-Imsida 513 7310 Korrezzjoni tan-Notifikazzjoni tal-Gvern Nru. 981 L-Imsida 514 7313 tat-22 ta’ Novembru 2006 192 2998 Birkirkara 515 7323 Korrezzjoni tan-Notifikazzjoni tal-Gvern Nru. 157 Ix-Xgħajra 516 7326 tal-15 ta’ Frar 2002 193 2998 Ħaż-Żabbar 517 7329 Il-Qrendi 194 3037 Ix-Xagħra, Għawdex 518 7332 A A Nru. ta’ Nru. ta’ Avviż Paġna Avviż Paġna Il-Mosta 519 7335 Ix-Xgħajra 1075 11796 Ħaż-Żabbar 520 7338 Ix-Xgħajra 1076 11799 Ħaż-Żabbar 521 7341 Emenda għan-Notifikazzjoni tal-Gvern Nru. 1066 Ħaż-Żabbar 522 7344 tat-3 ta’ Diċembru 2008 1096 12114 Marsaskala 523 7347 Emenda għan-Notifikazzjoni tal-Gvern Nru. 187 Marsaskala 524 7350 tal-1 ta’ Marzu 2007 1106 12163 Is-Siġġiewi 545 7541 L-Isla 1119 12271 Ħal Għaxaq 547 7543 L-Isla 1120 12274 Ta’ Xbiex 570 7717 Bormla 1121 12277 Il-Kalkara 577 7813 Bormla 1122 12280 Emenda għan-Notifikazzjoni tal-Gvern Nru. 362 Bormla 1123 12283 ippubblikata fil-Gazzetta tal-Gvern tat-2 ta’ Bormla 1124 12286 Mejju 2008 578 7814 Bormla 1125 12289 Birżebbuġa 766 9313 L-Isla 1126 12292 Birżebbuġa 767 9316 L-Isla 1127 12295 Il-Marsa 790 9553 Bormla 1128 12298 Il-Marsa 791 9556 Il-Marsa 792 9559 Raħal Ġdid 793 9562 TERMINAZZJONI TA’ KIRI TA’ RABA’: Birżebbuġa 794 9565 Birżebbuġa 795 9568 Ix-Xagħra, Għawdex 16 97 L-Għasri, Għawdex 796 9571 Il-Mellieħa 214 3157 Il-Kalkara 837 9833 Il-Mellieħa 546 7542 Il-Kalkara 838 9836 Il-Mellieħa 589 7874 Il-Kalkara 839 9839 Birżebbuġa 613 8049 Il-Kalkara 840 9842 Ix-Xgħajra 614 8050 Il-Kalkara 841 9845 Limiti ta’ Birżebbuġa 615 8050 Il-Kalkara 842 9848 Limiti ta’ Birżebbuġa 616 8051 Ix-Xgħajra 843 9851 Limiti ta’ Birżebbuġa 617 8052 Ix-Xgħajra 844 9854 San Ġiljan 845 9857 Ħal Lija 846 9860 AMBJENT - ĦARSIEN TAL-: Ħaż-Żabbar 872 10073 Iż-Żejtun 873 10076 MIXXELLANJA: Bormla 964 11033 Bormla 965 11036 Ordni ta’ Eżenzjoni 15 95 Bormla 966 11039 Abbozz ta’ Avviż Legali dwar il-Ħarsien tas-Siġar Bormla 967 11042 u l-Imsaġar 682 8469 Bormla 968 11045 Bormla 969 11048 Bormla 970 11051 ANZJANI U KURA FIL-KOMUNITÀ - DIPARTIMENT Bormla 971 11054 GĦALL-: Bormla 972 11057 L-Isla 973 11060 OFFERTI: Bengħajsa limiti ta’ Birżebbuġa 997 11429 San Ġiljan 1062 11757 333, 1122, 5124, 5188, 7855, 8187, 8341, 8551, L-Isla 1063 11760 8630, 10049, 12088. L-Isla 1064 11763 L-Isla 1065 11766 L-Isla 1066 11769 ARKITETTI U INĠINIERI ĊIVILI (PERITI):- L-Isla 1067 11772 L-Isla 1068 11775 MIXXELLANJA: L-Isla 1069 11778 L-Isla 1070 11781 Lista ta’ Arkitetti u Inġinieri Ċivili (Periti) L-Isla 1071 11784 bil-Warrant - 1154 Bormla 1072 11787 Lista ta’ Soċjetajiet ta’ Detenturi ta’ Warrant ta’ Bormla 1073 11790 Arkitett u Inġinier Ċivili (Perit) - 1169 Raħal Ġdid 1074 11793 Ħruġ ta’ Warrant ta’ Arkitett u Inġinier Ċivili (Perit) 179 1540 4 A A Nru. ta’ Nru. ta’ Avviż Paġna Avviż Paġna Ħruġ ta’ Warrant ta’ Arkitett u Inġinier Ċivili (Perit) 862 9993 ARTIJIET – REĠISTRU TAL-: Ħruġ ta’ Warrant ta’ Arkitett u Inġinier Ċivili (Perit) 1146 12393 ATT DWAR IL-CONDOMINIA (KAP. 398): NOMINI: Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni tar-regolamenti Il-Perit Anthony Stivala, B.E.&A. (Hons.), A.&C.E., li jirregolaw l-imsemmija condominia 5 3 elett bħala membru fuq il-Bord tal-Warrant Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni tar-regolamenti tal-Periti 1035 11634 li jirregolaw l-imsemmija condominia 113 832 Il-Perit David P. Pace, B.Arch., A.&C.E., maħtur Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni tar-regolamenti bħala membru fuq il-Bord tal-Warrant tal-Periti 1036 11634 li jirregolaw l-imsemmija condominia 121 951 Bord tal-Warrant tal-Periti 1037 11634 Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni tar-regolamenti li jirregolaw l-imsemmija condominia 133 1029 Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni tar-regolamenti ARTIJIET – DIPARTIMENT TAL-: li jirregolaw l-imsemmija condominia 204 3044 Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni tar-regolamenti MIXXELLANJA: li jirregolaw l-imsemmija condominia 224 3161 Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni tar-regolamenti Fidi ta’ Ċens 37 161 li jirregolaw l-imsemmija condominia 268 5268 Applikazzjoni għar-reġistrazzjoni
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