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Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act prohibits open gaming houses, public gambling, public lotteries, and dealing in gambling machines, and gives police and magistrates enforcement powers.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act sets up the National Sports Council of Malaysia, its Board, related state councils, and the main rules for administration, funding, reporting, audit, confidentiality, and ministerial control.
Malaysia
1 provisions
The Act restricts certain medicine-related advertisements, requires approval for some other medicine ads, requires composition disclosure when selling certain medicine-related articles, and gives the Minister and authorized officers investigative and regulatory powers.
Malaysia
4 provisions
This part sets out Malaysia’s patent system, including who may apply, filing and examination rules, the Registrar’s functions, publication, and several restrictions and exceptions.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act dissolves the Lembaga Kemajuan Ternakan Negara and transfers its powers, property, assets, funds, and related legal matters to the Government.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act amends several Malaysian tax, customs, stamp duty, and related laws, including rules for non-resident income, withholding tax, shipping income exemptions, sales tax, excise, customs refunds, and estate duty rates.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act imposes a levy on goods vehicles leaving or entering Malaysia, payable by the person driving the vehicle, and gives the Minister and customs authorities powers to administer exemptions, refunds, enforcement, and regulations.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act lets military maneuvers and firing exercises be authorized in declared areas, sets notice rules, and creates offences and compensation rules.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act lets authorities in a proclaimed area control movement, gatherings, searches, weapons, arrests, and curfews to preserve public order, and it creates offences and penalties for breaches.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act lets police and the Board investigate, register, supervise, and in some cases detain certain persons linked to specified categories, with extra rules for electronic monitoring.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act lets the Minister declare protected areas or protected places, and it restricts entry and conduct there.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets out how births, deaths, and presumed deaths are registered, who must report them, and what certificates and penalties apply.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for civil aviation, including the Director General’s duties, ministerial powers, aerodrome control, compensation, and offences for unsafe or unauthorized aviation conduct.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act controls how Universities and College Universities are established, governed, and disciplined, and it sets offences for unauthorized institutions and misuse of the titles “University” and “College University”.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act sets the rules for distributing intestate estates and says which estates and property are covered.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act controls printing presses and publications in Malaysia, including licences, newspaper permits, bans on undesirable publications, and related seizure and offence powers.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This part restricts how petroleum may be transported, loaded, unloaded, stored, handled, and used, and gives the Minister powers to permit, regulate, designate, exempt, and enforce compliance.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This provision sets up Malaysia’s atomic energy licensing framework, requiring licences for regulated nuclear/radiation activities and giving the Board and appropriate authority powers to license, supervise, inspect, direct, and enforce compliance.
Malaysia
1 provisions
The Act dissolves the National Defence Fund and transfers its assets and liabilities to the National Heroes Welfare Trust Fund.
Malaysia
1 provisions
The Minister may authorize toll collection for certain federal roads, bridges, or ferries, and authorized persons must keep records and maintain the facility properly.