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  1. Barbados - Medical care and sickness benefit - Law, Act

    Health Services (Amendment) Act, 2015. - Legislation on-line

    Adoption: 2015-05-06 | BRB-2015-L-104934

  2. Barbados - Medical care and sickness benefit - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

    National Insurance and Social Security (Self-Employed Persons) (Amendment) Regulations. No. 99.

    Adoption: 1993-12-17 | Date of entry into force: 1994-01-01 | BRB-1993-R-36960

    Substitutes the words "8 per cent" for the the words "10 per cent" in the first schedule to the 1971 Regulations of the same name. Made under the National Insurance and Social Security Act (Cap. 47).

  3. Barbados - Medical care and sickness benefit - Law, Act

    Health Services (Amendment) Act. No. 19.

    Adoption: 1992-04-01 | Date of entry into force: 1992-07-09 | BRB-1992-L-31823

    Amends section 15 of the Health Services Act 1992 which states that any agreement may be made between Barbados and the government of any other Commonwealth country providing for reciprocity in matters relating to health services.

  4. Barbados - Medical care and sickness benefit - Law, Act

    Drug Service Act, 1980-58.

    Adoption: 1983-09-08 | BRB-1983-L-105469

  5. Barbados - Medical care and sickness benefit - Law, Act

    Health Services Act (Act No. 38 of 1969) (Cap. 44). - Act on-line

    Adoption: 1969-09-01 | BRB-1969-L-87106

    The Minister may divide Barbados into health and sanitation districts under section 3.The Minister, responsible for the implementation of provisions of the present Act, shall carry the functions outlined in section 4. Functions include the suppression of diseases and the control of food. The Minister has the power to construct sewers (sect. 6). Section 18 concerns the sale of food and other products. Section 19 prohibits the taking of water from public taps without permission. The Minister may establish such Boards and Committees as he may think fit for purposes of this Act.


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