Singapore
Asian Development BankAct 1966
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This Act lets Singapore join the Asian Development Bank, authorises the President and Minister to take steps for ratification and funding, and lets the Minister make rules for carrying it out.
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54 matching statutes
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act lets Singapore join the Asian Development Bank, authorises the President and Minister to take steps for ratification and funding, and lets the Minister make rules for carrying it out.
Singapore
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This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including the CareShield Life and ElderShield schemes, insured persons, premiums, public schemes, and who may be approved to act or receive benefits for someone else.
Singapore
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This Act defines key gambling terms, including betting, lotteries, authorised operators, and gaming services.
Singapore
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The Minister may exempt an area or place from this Act by Gazette order, and the Authority manages, maintains, and repairs public streets plus related footways and road facilities, subject to a carve-out for certain abutting channels, drains, ditches, and reserves.
Singapore
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This Act sets rules for bills of sale: most must be attested, registered quickly, include a schedule of chattels, and comply with sale and renewal limits.
Singapore
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This Act sets up regulation of corporate service providers and qualified individuals, gives the Authority responsibility for administration, and requires the Registrar to keep the relevant registers.
Singapore
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This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including Board, Director, monument, national monument, owner, occupier, and several types of notices.
Singapore
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The Minister may revoke a designated-site order or cancel a casino licence in the public interest, and can direct the Authority or casino operator to implement that decision.
Singapore
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This Act lets the Government and statutory authorities borrow from specified international banks, issue related loan instruments, and lets the Government guarantee certain statutory authority borrowings.
Singapore
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This Act lets Singapore join the International Development Association and sets rules for subscriptions, government borrowing, receipts, and regulations.
Singapore
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This provision names the Act, sets out key definitions, and says the Act starts on a date appointed by the Minister in the Gazette.
Singapore
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This provision defines key building-control terms and gives the Minister and Commissioner of Building Control powers to appoint and authorise officials.
Singapore
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This Act sets out civil defence shelter rules and defines key terms like shelter, house, flat, and state of emergency.
Singapore
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This Act defines key terms for vector control and pesticides and states that it binds the Government.
Singapore
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This provision says the Act’s Parts 3 to 8 and 10, and regulations made for those Parts, apply to the Government, but the Government cannot be prosecuted for an offence under the Act.
Singapore
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The Suspicious Transaction Reporting Office must receive and analyse specified reports and disclosures, and may require a person to disclose documents or information for that analysis.
Singapore
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This Act sets rules for registering and enforcing certain foreign judgments in Singapore.
Singapore
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This provision states the Act’s title and gives definitions for key telecom terms used throughout the Act.
Singapore
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This provision says the Act applies to Government-owned or occupied premises, but the Government is not made liable to prosecution under it.
Singapore
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This Act sets rules for registering people who carry on business in Singapore and their business names, and gives the Authority and Registrar administrative powers.