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Laws of Belize
Environment
ARACT hosts workshop for island air conditioning and refrigeration technicians
For three days from Monday, March 6th, 50 island heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) technicians participated in a refresher training organized by the Association of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technicians (ARACT). The three-day workshop was held in the Sunbreeze Hotel conference room. The technicians participating were tested, introduced to upgraded equipment and new refrigerants, and informed of the consequences if caught working without a license.
Government
GOB clarifies proposed Trade License Bill 2022
On Friday, May 13, 2022, Hon. Oscar Requena, Minister of Rural Transformation, Community Development, Labour and Local Government, presented a bill in the National Assembly, for the repeal and replacement of the Trade Licensing Act, Chapter 66 of the Laws of Belize, Revised Edition, 2020.
Business & Economy
Lobster season officially closed: Fisheries indicates a productive season
On, Thursday, February 15th The Belize Fisheries Department officially announced the closing season for Spiny Lobster.
Community and Society
PUBLIC AND BANK HOLIDAYS, 2018
IT IS NOTIFIED for general information that public and bank holidays specified in the First and Second Schedules to Holidays Act.
Politics and Government
Governor General approves re-registration process to be held in 2018
The national re-registration exercise scheduled for July of this year has been postponed until July 2018 by decree of the Governor General of Belize.
Community and Society
Lobster season comes to a close
The Belize Fisheries Department reminds the public that the Spiny Lobster (Palinuridae) lobster season officially closes on Wednesday, February 15th, and resumes on June 15th.
Pets & Animals
Saga reiterates responsible pet ownership after increase in dog attacks
After a recent spike in dog attacks, the Saga Humane Society is on a mission to spread awareness on responsible pet ownership.
Community and Society
Section 53 amendment – “a shield, not a sword” says P.M. Barrow
“A shield, not a sword” is how Prime Minister Hon. Dean Barrow interpreted the Supreme Court decision on Section 53 of the Criminal Code last Wednesday.
