Malaysia
57 - PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION ACT 1961
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This document is the Prevention of Corruption Act 1961 and notes that it was repealed by the Anti-Corruption Act 1997.
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This document is the Prevention of Corruption Act 1961 and notes that it was repealed by the Anti-Corruption Act 1997.
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This source gives the title of Malaysia’s Prevention of Corruption Act 1997 and says it was repealed by the 2009 Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act (Act 694).
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This Act gives legal effect in Malaysia to the Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes and makes Convention awards binding and enforceable like court judgments.
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This Act regulates railways in Sabah, Sarawak, and Labuan by requiring approval, licensing, safety oversight, notices, reporting, and passenger fare compliance.
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This amendment changes Malaysia’s anti-corruption act, including a new corporate bribery offence and related reporting, evidence, and definition updates.
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This amendment Act updates the Co-operative College of Malaysia framework, sets the College’s board and ministerial powers, adds committee, funding, secrecy, and rulemaking provisions, and provides transitional saving rules.
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This Act amends the Customs Act 1967, including rules for approving customs agents, who may appoint them, and how the Tribunal handles appeals.
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This Act sets out how police and other officers must record, authenticate, keep, and sometimes destroy fingerprint forms and other registrable particulars for certain offences and related persons.
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This Act creates the Agensi Inovasi Malaysia, sets up its governance and funds, gives it functions and powers, and creates offences for secrecy breaches, false information, and unauthorized data modification.
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This Act creates the Co-operative Institute of Malaysia and sets out how it is run, funded, audited, and supervised.
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This Act sets up the Kampong Bharu Development Corporation and gives it powers, duties, funding, reporting, and governance rules.
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The Act regulates who may practise as a counsellor, requires registration and practising certificates, and sets out discipline, offences, inspections, and penalties.