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Ministry TEATT says Enforcement Policy now Online.

September 4, 2016

Ministry TEATT says Enforcement Policy now Online.
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GREAT BAY (DCOMM):--- Ministry of Tourism, Economic Affairs, Traffic and Telecommunications (Ministry TEATT), announces that the general principles of the Enforcement Policy 2015 are now available online on the Government’s website.
The purpose of the enforcement policy is to ensure compliance with all aspects of Economic Activity within the Ministry TEATT, such as but not limited to the National Ordinances for Establishment of Companies and the Permit Ordinance, Public Vending, Markets, Games of Chance, Traffic and Public Transportation, Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries and other economic regulations and to ensure the promotion of the licensing objectives under these ordinances.
Where appropriate the Inspection Department of Ministry TEATT may use provisions under other Ordinances, Decrees and Policies to ensure the promotion of the objectives.
The enforcement policy also covers other types of economic activity that fall under the responsibility of Ministry TEATT. The actual controls will be carried out by the Inspection Department TEATT which is the department within the ministry.
The 14-page policy can be found under Ministry TEATT Policy and Reports at the following link: http://www.sintmaartengov.org/Policy%20and%20Reports/Approved%20Enforcement%20Policy.pdf

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