Malaysia
1 - REVISION OF LAWS ACT 1968
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This Act sets out how Malaysia’s laws and subsidiary legislation are revised, reprinted, examined, published, and corrected.
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This Act sets out how Malaysia’s laws and subsidiary legislation are revised, reprinted, examined, published, and corrected.
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This Act regulates trust companies: who may register, what they may do, how they must keep and report trust assets, and the penalties for breaches.
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This Act sets up the Tabung Angkatan Tentera, requires certain military members to contribute, and lets the Lembaga manage, invest, and pay benefits from the fund.
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This document identifies the Banking Act 1973 and says it was repealed by the Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989 [Act 372].
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This Act imposes entertainments duty on payments for admission to entertainments and gives the Collector powers to assess, collect, inspect, seize, arrest, and enforce compliance.
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This Act sets up the Lembaga Kemajuan Terengganu Tengah and gives it powers to manage development in the designated area, while requiring ministerial oversight, reporting, separate accounts for certain funds, and confidentiality for Board members, officers, and servants.
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This Act sets up the Malaysian Timber Industry Board and requires registration for certain timber industry activities, declarations before timber import or export, and payment of any cess imposed on timber exports.
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This Act incorporates the Sister Superior of the Good Shepherd Nuns in Malaysia, gives the corporation property and litigation powers, sets rules for using its seal, and protects certain existing rights.
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This Act governs the formation, registration, control, and supervision of Pertubuhan Peladang.
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This Act establishes MARDI and sets out its research functions, governing bodies, funding, fees, discipline, and ministerial oversight.
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This Act establishes the Lembaga Pertubuhan Peladang and sets out its functions, powers, governance, funding, borrowing, reporting, discipline, secrecy, and offence provisions.
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This Act sets up Malaysia’s Architects Board and regulates registration, practice, renewal, discipline, and related registers for architects and several related professions.
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This provision says housing development in Semenanjung Malaysia generally needs a licence, and licensed developers must follow reporting, accounting, audit, and project-account rules.
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This Act lets Malaysia approve amendments to the IMF Articles of Agreement and take part in the Special Drawing Rights account, with related powers for the King and Bank Negara Malaysia.
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This Act says Government and State Government contracts in Malaysia must be made in the proper name and signed only by the Minister, Chief Minister/Menteri Besar, or a duly authorised public officer, with special rules for contracts made outside Malaysia.
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This Act lets the Price Controller set prices and charges for price-controlled goods, and it makes selling above those limits or selling without the required licence an offence.
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This Act lets the Minister and Controller regulate controlled and rationed supplies, including licensing, exemptions, information requests, inspections, seizure, and enforcement.
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This document identifies the Companies Act 1965 and says it was repealed by the Companies Act 2016.
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This Act sets up Malaysia’s environmental pollution control system, including licensing, the Director General’s powers, and bans on unlicensed pollution and open burning.
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This Act lets the Minister and other authorized officials control petroleum and electricity supply, inspect and seize items, and enforce offences.