Singapore
Debt Collection Act 2022
1 provisions
This Act sets up rules for debt collection businesses, including who may be appointed as officers, how compliance officers may act, and limits on their powers.
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Singapore
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This Act sets up rules for debt collection businesses, including who may be appointed as officers, how compliance officers may act, and limits on their powers.
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This provision sets key definitions for the GST Act, including the entry value threshold, digital payment token, and business, and gives the Minister power to change digital payment token characteristics and exclusions by Gazette order.
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The Minister may appoint a Controller of Immigration and immigration officers, give the Controller general directions, and the Controller must follow those directions.
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This provision defines key terms, says the Act does not apply to several specified public-service roles, and gives the Minister and licensing officers appointment and direction powers.
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This Act sets rules for pensions, gratuities, and other allowances for officers in Singapore’s public service.
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This provision gives key definitions and sets who may act for an interested person in land acquisition matters, including special rules for strata title plans and compensation money.
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