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Law On Various Matters In Connection With Greenland's Autonomy

Original Language Title: Lov om forskellige forhold i forbindelse med Grønlands Selvstyre

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Law on the various aspects of the self-government of Greenland

We, by God's grace, the Queen of the Danes, do our thing.

The parliament has adopted the following law, and we know that the following law has been approved by Parliament's consent :

§ 1. The Ministry of Science, Technology and Development, in Greenland's self-control, can impose on universities that have so far carried out tasks in the field according to section 2 (2) of the university. 4, proceed to payment.

§ 2. Space assignment in Greenland for areas and for technical installations, which serves defence purposes, is carried out by the office of the Danish Government after negotiating with the Self-Government of Greenland.

Paragraph 2. The rules laid down by the Green State of Self-Government concerning the Building Authority and the construction, construction and construction of buildings and other installations shall not apply to building measures which serve defence purposes unless : the measures include the connection to roads, supply or drainpipe or similar installations.

§ 3. The State shall continue to be liable for commitments entered into in Greenland by law on the health care services in Greenland by force on the health care services in Greenland, and which were taken before the 1. January 1992. The government has the rule against the Greenland's self-government for expenses incurred as a result of this liability.

§ 4. Greenland's self-government must ensure that the rules on telecommunications in, to and from Greenland ensure that the impeachment has access to the establishment and operation of their own internal telecommunications facilities in Greenland and between Greenland and the outside world, in the country of the country ; the extent to which the Danish authorities have special telecommunication needs that cannot be fulfilled by the general public available telecommunications infrastructure. Access to establishing the own telecommunications infrastructure includes only infrastructure used solely for the handling of the relevant authority tasks.

Paragraph 2. The rules laid down by the Greenland Self-Government on Telecommunications in, to and from Greenland may, in agreement with the government, be able to enter into force for the Danish-US defence areas established under the Treaty of 27. April 1951 on the defense of Greenland.

§ 5. The government provides compensation to Greenland's self-government in accordance with the agreement of the Danish Government and the Greenlandic country's agreement of 21. In August 1990, signed in accordance with Article 24 of the Danish-Greenlandic double-tax agreement, as the agreement of 21. August 1990 has been amended by the Additional Agreement of 31. August 1997.

§ 6. The law shall enter into force on the 21st. June 2009.

§ 7. The laws of the law shall be repealed as follows

1) Law No 579 of 29. November 1978, the junior high in Greenland.

2) Law No 580 of 29. November 1978 for Greenland on labour and social services.

3) Law No 582 of 29. November 1978 for Greenland on vocational training.

4) Law No 584 of 29. November 1978 for Greenland on recreational activities.

5) Law No 589 of 29. November 1978 on the library in Greenland.

6) Law No 609 of 23. In December 1980, the public schools in Greenland.

7) Law No 610 of 23. December 1980, about the museum museum in Greenland.

8) Law No 612 of 23. In December 1980, the Greenland on land use, urban development and settlement.

9) Law No 134 of 28. March 1984 on aid to industry in Greenland.

10) Law No 135 of 28. March 1984, for Greenland, on the production and sale of Greenland products.

11) Law No 469 of 6. November 1985 for Greenland on supply, traffic, postal services and so on.

12) Law No 943 of 23. December 1986, for Greenland, on electricity, water and heat, fire, ports, roads, telecommunications, etc.

13) Law No 944 of 23. In December 1986 for Greenland on housing, housing support, housing rent, etc.

14) Law No 847 of 21. In December 1988 on the transfer to Greenland's home rule, the Fisheries Fisheries Policy is being transferred to Greenland.

15) Law No 848 of 21. In December 1988 on the movement of Greenland Lønancing to Greenland's home regime.

16) Law No 850 of 21. In December 1988 for Greenland on environmental conditions and so on.

17) Law No 815 of 19. December 1989 on the radio and television company in Greenland.

18) Law No 369 of 6. June 1991 on the health care system in Greenland.

(19) Law No 264 of 6. May 1993 on the Church of Greenland.

20) Law No 1089 of 29. December 1997 for Greenland on telecommunications.

21) Law No 1393 of 27. December 2008 on the high school education in Greenland.

Paragraph 2. Principals issued with legal basis in the laws referred to in paragraph 1. 1, remain in force until they are repealed by proper authority.

§ 8. Where the entry into force of the law is employed as a bishop of Greenland's stiff, it shall be offered at this time as a civil servant under the Greenland, with the salary, employment and pension conditions corresponding to those of the person concerned ; in the case of the occupation in the State.

Paragraph 2. If the bishop does not wish to be transferred to employment under the Greenland authority, the employment relations with the State shall be maintained, but the person concerned shall serve as a service under the Greenland authority in question. The bishop does not have a call for on-call wages or pensions as a result of the provision in 1. Act. The provisions of section 37 a (a), 5, in the State civil service officials of Greenland and section 24 b (b). 3, cf. paragraph 1 and 2, in the case of pensions for civil servants of the State and so on in Greenland, the corresponding use shall apply.

§ 9. In the rule of mineral raw materials in Greenland (raw material law), cf. Law Order no. 368 of 18. In June 1998, the following changes are made :

1. Section 7 (2). 3, is hereby repealed and the following shall be inserted :

" Stop. 3. A permit for the exploitation of mineral raw materials can be granted only to limited liability companies. The company itself must carry out business under authorisations under this law and must not be cooperated with other companies, unless there is compulsory consent. The company must have its headquarters in Greenland as a general rule. The company must not be thinner capitalised other than the group, however, that the company ' s foreign capital must always exceed its own funds until the ratio is 2:1. The company must, in general, deal with crossings and crossover terms. The right-holder shall also have the necessary expertise and financial background for the services in question.

Paragraph 4. A permit for small-scale mineral-scale mineral use may be authorised by way of derogation from paragraph 1. 3 shall be reported to natural persons who are permanent resident and full taxable in Greenland. The provisions of paragraph 1. THREE, FIVE. and 6. pkt; shall apply mutatis mutations to the required levels. ` ;

Paragraph 4-6 will then be referred to in paragraph 4. 5-7.

2. § 8 (3) 3, ITREAS :

" Stop. 3. In the context of the establishment of a rights-holder ' s services to the competent authority in accordance with paragraph 1 and 2 may be granted to the rightholder for the taxation of the undertaking covered by the authorisation, where the undertaking is subject to taxes which are at least as burdensome as the taxation would have been, and the charges are fully charged ; are covered by the income definition in section 7 of the rule of self-government of Greenland. ` ;

Givet at Christiansborg Castle, the 12th. June 2009Under Our Royal Hand and SeglMARGRETHE R / Lars Liquor Rasmussen