Ordinances & Decrees
Intro
We are still in the process of organising and transferring our ordinances & decrees to make them easier for you to find. Thank you for your patience and understanding. In the meantime, you can access older documents through our online archive: https://minbzk.sitearchief.nl/?subsite=statiagovernment#archive
Strengthens and expands COVID-19 emergency measures on the island. Repealed and replaced by AB 2020 no 08.
| Updates the passport and ID card fees in the 2019 Legesverordening. The updated fees apply to adult and minor passports, emergency travel documents, and identity cards. |
| Introduces emergency measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Sint Eustatius. Repealed and replaced by AB 2020 no 06. |
| Sets the official number plate and control sticker specifications for motor vehicles on Sint Eustatius for 2020. |
Sets the official procurement policy for Sint Eustatius for 2019–2022. It outlines how the government should purchase goods, services, and works in a transparent, fair, and efficient way.
Defines how the island government of Sint Eustatius must manage its finances. It outlines rules for budgeting, accounting, internal control, risk management, and asset registration. It also specifies the responsibilities of the Executive Council and the Island Council in approving budgets, reviewing financial reports, and overseeing subsidies, reserves, and public property.
This ordinance, issued by the Government Commissioner on 18 December 2018, corrects clerical errors in previously published legislation for Sint Eustatius. It includes minor textual adjustments to the Island Secretary's instruction, the waste levy ordinance, and the waste management ordinance.
Sets the rules for applying and receiving government subsidies in 2019. It replaces the older 2013 subsidy rules. It explains how to apply for funding for tasks or events, what documents are needed, and how the government decides on these applications.
Introduces the tourist tax for 2019. Visitors who stay overnight on land or on a boat must pay this tax.
Sets official fees charged by the government for services in 2019. Includes costs for services such as passports, ID cards, building permits, business licences, burial services, and public event permissions.
