Malaysia
447 - ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1990
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This Act regulates electricity supply, licensing, enforcement, inspections, and safety requirements in Malaysia.
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This Act regulates electricity supply, licensing, enforcement, inspections, and safety requirements in Malaysia.
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This Act lets the Minister set a transfer date so the Board’s property, rights, and liabilities pass to the successor company, and it sets rules for government-held securities and staff transfer.
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This Act sets judges’ salaries, allowances, pensions, and related benefits, and gives the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Chief Justice roles in retirement and benefit administration.
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This Act gives married women separate legal capacity to own property, sue and be sued, and handle certain property matters as if unmarried, subject to listed exceptions.
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This Act amends several Malaysian tax and customs laws, changing tax rates, deductions, taxable periods, and some customs/excise provisions, with different commencement dates for different chapters.
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This Act sets up the Employees Provident Fund, its Board, and key rules on employer duties, fund investment, dividends, Shariah-related accounts, and offences.
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The Minister may order a cess on exported tin, and the Board administers the Fund, keeps accounts, and can require information.
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The Act sets rules for the Girl Guides Association, including corporate powers, badge restrictions, and penalties for breaches.
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This Act makes the Secretary of the Trustees of the Methodist Church in Malaysia a body corporate and gives the corporation power to hold and deal with property in Malaysia.
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This Act sets up the Land Surveyors Board, requires registration and licensing for licensed land surveyors, and regulates title surveys, discipline, and illegal practice.
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This document identifies Act 46, the Urban Development Authority Act 1971, and states that it was repealed.
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This Act sets out a land settlement process for declared Settlement Areas in Kelantan, including notice, claim recording, inquiry, title registration, appeals, and related powers of the District Officer and Registrar.
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The Act sets up compulsory attendance centres and lets courts order eligible offenders to attend daily and do compulsory work instead of imprisonment or detention, subject to conditions.
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This Act lets Malaysia give effect to the Asian Development Bank agreement, authorize the Minister to subscribe for Bank shares, charge related sums on the Consolidated Fund, and let the Yang di-Pertuan Agong make orders for the agreement’s immunities and privileges.
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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 Act sets up how Railway Assets Corporation property, rights, and liabilities are transferred to a successor company, how government securities and board appointments are handled, and how affected railway staff may move to the company.
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This document identifies the Postal Services Act 1991 (Act 465) and notes that it was repealed by the Postal Services Act 2012.
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This Act transfers specified postal-service property, rights, and liabilities from the Government to a successor company and sets rules for government shareholding, finance, and staff transfer.
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This Act lets the Minister set a vesting date so specified government civil aviation property, rights, and liabilities move to the operating company, and it sets rules for government shareholding, board nominations, reserves, and staff transfers.
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This Act sets up the Malaysian Optical Council, requires registration to practise optometry, and regulates annual practising certificates, contact lenses, and optical appliances.