Malaysia
170 - AKTA PERTUBUHAN SENI MEMPERTAHANKAN DIRI 1976
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This Act sets up a martial arts supervisory council, requires registration for martial arts organisations and instructors, and restricts unregistered teaching and learning.
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Malaysia
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This Act sets up a martial arts supervisory council, requires registration for martial arts organisations and instructors, and restricts unregistered teaching and learning.
Malaysia
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The Act sets out how local authorities are created and run, how meetings and contracts must be handled, and what councillors must do when they have a financial interest in a matter.
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This Act sets up town and country planning administration, says when it starts in a State, and assigns planning and reporting duties to the State Authority, Council, Director General, State Director, and local planning authorities.
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This provision establishes Universiti Teknologi MARA and sets out its main governance structure, powers, officers, branches, and student/staff discipline rules.
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This provision sets discipline rules for specified educational institutions, including who may discipline students, how student appeals work, and limits on student membership, conduct, and fund collection.
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This provision sets out Malaysia’s excise framework: the Minister sets excise duties, the Director General administers excise matters, officers have identification duties, customs rulings can be applied for and changed, and refunds/exemptions/remissions are available in defined cases.
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This provision defines key industrial-relations terms and sets rules on union activity, recognition, collective bargaining, conciliation, dismissals, and related procedures.
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This Act establishes Yayasan Tun Razak and assigns its management to a Board, which has powers over gifts, investments, rules, staffing, audits, and liquidation.
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This document identifies Act 179 as the Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Incorporation) Act 1976 and states that it was repealed by the Malaysian Palm Oil Board Act 1998.
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This Act sets up a Medical Assistants Registration Board, requires registration before anyone may work as a medical assistant, and provides for certificates, renewals, removals, appeals, offences, and regulations.
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This Act sets rules for federal grants to States, including how much may be allocated, how the money is divided, and how States must use certain grants.
Malaysia
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This document identifies Act 182 and states that it was repealed.
Malaysia
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This Act sets out how destitute persons may be taken into charge, brought before a Magistrate, admitted to or kept in welfare homes, and supervised after discharge.
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This Act lets the Yang di-Pertuan Agong authorize a named person to accept and deposit Malaysia’s ratification instrument for the IMF Second Amendment.
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This Act sets retirement benefit rules for workers of statutory and local authorities, including when pensions may be granted, stopped, reduced, or paid to dependants, and requires employer pension contributions.
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This document is the Malaysia Act 186, the Public Services Tribunal Act 1977, and it was repealed by the Public Services Tribunal (Dissolution) Act 2000 [Act 604].
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This Act lets the Federal Government borrow from the Islamic Development Bank, issue related instruments, and sets rules for agreements, arbitration, tax remission, and limits on creating liens over assets.
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This Act lets the Finance Minister borrow by issuing Treasury Bills, and sets the rules for issuance, transfer, repayment, recordkeeping, confidentiality, offences, and penalties.
Malaysia
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This Act regulates second-hand dealers in Peninsular Malaysia through licensing, display, record-keeping, reporting, inspection, and penalties.
Malaysia
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This Act sets out how elections and voter registration are administered, including the Election Commission’s powers, polling arrangements, voter register rules, and election procedures.