The Immigration (Electronic Travel Authorisations) (Jersey) Order 2025
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SCHEDULE 1 MODIFICATIONS OF SECTION 75 OF THE NATIONALITY AND BORDERS ACT 2022 AS IT EXTENDS TO JERSEY
Article 2(1) 1 In subsection (2), in the inserted Part 1A, in section 11C— (a) in subsections (1), (2), (3) and (4) for “the United Kingdom” in each place substitute “Jersey”; (b) for subsection (5) substitute— (5) The rules may impose the requirement mentioned in subsection (2) on an individual who— (a) travels to Jersey on a local journey from a place in any of the other Islands or in the United Kingdom, and (b) has leave to enter or remain in the place from which the individual is travelling, only if it appears to the Minister necessary to do so by reason of differences between the immigration laws of Jersey and that place. . (c) in subsection (6)(d)(ii) for “the United Kingdom” substitute “Jersey”. 2 In subsection (2), in the inserted Part 1A, in section 11D— (a) For the heading substitute “Electronic travel authorisations, the United Kingdom and the other Islands”; (b) For subsections (1) and (2) substitute— (1) The Minister may by Order make provision about the effects in Jersey of the grant or refusal under the law of any of the other Islands or the United Kingdom of an authorisation in electronic form to travel to any of the other Islands or the United Kingdom. (2) An Order under subsection (1) may in particular make provision about— (a) the recognition in Jersey of an authorisation granted as mentioned in subsection (1); (b) the conditions or limitations that are to apply in Jersey to such an authorisation; (c) the effects in Jersey of such an authorisation being varied or cancelled under the law of the United Kingdom or any of the other Islands; (d) the circumstances in which the Minister or an immigration officer may vary or cancel such an authorisation (so far as it applies in Jersey). ; (c) omit subsection (3); (d) in subsection (4) for “Regulations” substitute “An Order made”; (e) omit subsections (5) and (6). 3 In subsection (2), in the inserted Part 1A, after section 11D insert— Arrangements for functions in relation to ETAs 11E (1) The Minister may— (a) request the Secretary of State to carry out any function in relation to the granting of ETAs conferred on the Minister or any other person (“the decision-maker”), by immigration rules made under section 11C or an Order made under section 11D, and (b) arrange for the Secretary of State to carry out any such function. (2) A function carried out by or on behalf of the Secretary of State under an arrangement made under subsection (1)(b) is for all purposes carried out by the decision-maker under the immigration rules or regulations concerned. (3) Every decision or act, taken by or on behalf of the Secretary of State under such an arrangement has the same effect as if taken by the decision-maker. (4) An arrangement under subsection (1)(b)— (a) may be varied or terminated at any time by the Minister, but without prejudice to any decision or act already taken pursuant to that arrangement or to the making of a new arrangement, and (b) does not prevent the performance of the function by the decision-maker concerned whilst the arrangement subsists. (5) A variation or termination under (4)(a) may be made with immediate effect or take effect at a time specified by the Minister. (6) This section has effect for the removal of any doubt and is not to be construed as impliedly invalidating anything done in conformity with any other enactment or rule of law, either before or after this section comes into force. 4 In subsection (3) for “Kingdom” substitute “Jersey”. 5 Omit subsection (5).
SCHEDULE 1 MODIFICATIONS OF SECTION 75 OF THE NATIONALITY AND BORDERS ACT 2022 AS IT EXTENDS TO JERSEY
Article 2(1) 1 In subsection (2), in the inserted Part 1A, in section 11C— (a) in subsections (1), (2), (3) and (4) for “the United Kingdom” in each place substitute “Jersey”; (b) for subsection (5) substitute— (5) The rules may impose the requirement mentioned in subsection (2) on an individual who— (a) travels to Jersey on a local journey from a place in any of the other Islands or in the United Kingdom, and (b) has leave to enter or remain in the place from which the individual is travelling, only if it appears to the Minister necessary to do so by reason of differences between the immigration laws of Jersey and that place. . (c) in subsection (6)(d)(ii) for “the United Kingdom” substitute “Jersey”. 2 In subsection (2), in the inserted Part 1A, in section 11D— (a) For the heading substitute “Electronic travel authorisations, the United Kingdom and the other Islands”; (b) For subsections (1) and (2) substitute— (1) The Minister may by Order make provision about the effects in Jersey of the grant or refusal under the law of any of the other Islands or the United Kingdom of an authorisation in electronic form to travel to any of the other Islands or the United Kingdom. (2) An Order under subsection (1) may in particular make provision about— (a) the recognition in Jersey of an authorisation granted as mentioned in subsection (1); (b) the conditions or limitations that are to apply in Jersey to such an authorisation; (c) the effects in Jersey of such an authorisation being varied or cancelled under the law of the United Kingdom or any of the other Islands; (d) the circumstances in which the Minister or an immigration officer may vary or cancel such an authorisation (so far as it applies in Jersey). ; (c) omit subsection (3); (d) in subsection (4) for “Regulations” substitute “An Order made”; (e) omit subsections (5) and (6). 3 In subsection (2), in the inserted Part 1A, after section 11D insert— Arrangements for functions in relation to ETAs 11E (1) The Minister may— (a) request the Secretary of State to carry out any function in relation to the granting of ETAs conferred on the Minister or any other person (“the decision-maker”), by immigration rules made under section 11C or an Order made under section 11D, and (b) arrange for the Secretary of State to carry out any such function. (2) A function carried out by or on behalf of the Secretary of State under an arrangement made under subsection (1)(b) is for all purposes carried out by the decision-maker under the immigration rules or regulations concerned. (3) Every decision or act, taken by or on behalf of the Secretary of State under such an arrangement has the same effect as if taken by the decision-maker. (4) An arrangement under subsection (1)(b)— (a) may be varied or terminated at any time by the Minister, but without prejudice to any decision or act already taken pursuant to that arrangement or to the making of a new arrangement, and (b) does not prevent the performance of the function by the decision-maker concerned whilst the arrangement subsists. (5) A variation or termination under (4)(a) may be made with immediate effect or take effect at a time specified by the Minister. (6) This section has effect for the removal of any doubt and is not to be construed as impliedly invalidating anything done in conformity with any other enactment or rule of law, either before or after this section comes into force. 4 In subsection (3) for “Kingdom” substitute “Jersey”. 5 Omit subsection (5).
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