Malaysia
609 - PERBADANAN LABUAN ACT 2001
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This Act establishes Perbadanan Labuan and gives it powers to run its functions, manage funds, appoint staff, borrow money, make regulations, and acquire property.
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This Act establishes Perbadanan Labuan and gives it powers to run its functions, manage funds, appoint staff, borrow money, make regulations, and acquire property.
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This Act sets rules for how public money and public funds are controlled, banked, invested, withdrawn, written off, and audited.
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This Act sets up the Energy Commission, gives it regulatory and enforcement powers over energy supply activities, and restricts misuse of the Commission’s symbol and confidential information.
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This provision sets out the Child Act 2001’s scope, defines key terms, creates child welfare bodies, gives the Minister and Council appointment powers, limits child identification in media, and states when a child is in need of care and protection.
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Akta ini mewajibkan majikan yang terpakai mendaftar dengan Perbadanan dan membayar levi sumber manusia, dengan kadar biasa 1% daripada upah bulanan pekerja, tertakluk kepada pengecualian dan aturan khas.
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This Act sets rules to prevent money laundering, terrorism financing, and related asset forfeiture, including reporting, record-keeping, confidentiality, and offense provisions.
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This Act sets up the Companies Commission of Malaysia, gives it functions and powers, and regulates appointments, meetings, licensing, enforcement, information requests, and confidentiality.
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This Act sets rules for admitting, detaining, treating, transferring, and discharging people with mental disorder in psychiatric hospitals and related facilities.
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This Act provides a monthly memorial allowance for recipients of the Panglima Gagah Berani honour, sets a one-time payment for certain relatives in some cases, and lets the Prime Minister decide how to split those family payments.
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This Act creates the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia and gives it functions, powers, funding, staffing, and governance rules.
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This Act lets the Minister prescribe development financial institutions, gives the Bank supervisory powers, and sets governance, approval, disclosure, ownership, and transfer rules for prescribed institutions.
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This Act amends the Income Tax Act 1967, Petroleum (Income Tax) Act 1967, and Stamp Act 1949, and sets rules for some tax deductions, tax rates, and stamp-duty objection and appeal procedures.
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This Act sets out how Malaysia’s Auditor General audits public accounts and related bodies, and gives the Auditor General reporting, access, and guideline-making powers.
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This Act sets out Malaysia’s film censorship rules: films and film publicity materials generally must be submitted to the Board, approved items must bear approval marks, and certain obscene or unapproved items are prohibited.
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This Act sets out Malaysia’s rules for giving and receiving international criminal mutual assistance, including evidence, attendance of persons, forfeiture, search and seizure, service of process, and related safeguards.
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This Act amends the per capita grant rates in the Tenth Schedule and says it is deemed to have come into force on 1 January 2002.
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This Act lets Bank Negara Malaysia join the Islamic Financial Services Board, gives the Minister power to grant privileges and immunities, and sets rules on the Board’s legal capacity and related powers.
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This Act amends several tax and stamp-duty laws, including rules on income tax rates, document retention, director liability, and Labuan offshore taxation.
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This Act confirms that certain acts or things done by the Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory Land Executive Committee are treated as lawful.
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Hotels in Kuala Lumpur generally need a licence, and licensed operators must display and produce it when required.