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A1660 - AKTA KEHADIRAN WAJIB PESALAH-PESALAH (PINDAAN) 2022
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This Act amends the Compulsory Attendance of Offenders Act 1954 and starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette.
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This Act amends the Compulsory Attendance of Offenders Act 1954 and starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette.
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This Act amends the Judicature Court Act 1964 and sets its start date by ministerial notice in the Gazette.
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This Act may be cited as the East Coast Economic Region Development Council (Amendment) Act 2022, starts on a date set by the Prime Minister after consulting named State Authorities and publishing notice in the Gazette, and amends section 4 of Act 688.
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This Act amends the principal agricultural marketing Act, expands the definition of “agricultural produce” to cover certain animals and their carcasses and produce, adds a new Third Schedule listing those animals, and starts on a date appointed by the Minister in the Gazette.
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This amendment act changes the National Forestry Act, including forest reserve procedures, licensing, enforcement powers, and higher penalties for many forest offences.
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This amendment changes how the Armed Forces Fund is governed, how contributions and withdrawals work, and what investment powers the Board has.
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This Act amends the Customs Act 1967 and gives the Minister power to extend deadlines and modify terms and conditions, with notice and a minimum 14-day delay before modified terms take effect.
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This Amendment Act starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette, and it gives the Minister powers to extend deadlines and modify imposed terms and conditions in specified circumstances.
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This Act amends the Sales Tax Act 2018 to add a regime for low value goods, including registration, packaging information, tax timing, record keeping, and customs-release rules.
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This amendment changes the Service Tax Act 2018, including how refunds to foreign registered persons can be credited, when service tax becomes due in certain cases, and the Minister’s powers to extend periods or modify terms and conditions.
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This Amendment Act starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette and changes the Tourism Tax Act 2017, including powers to extend time, modify terms and conditions, and prescribe invoice or receipt details.
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This Act lets the Minister extend a stated compliance period, and modify imposed terms and conditions, with notice and a minimum 14-day lead time before modified terms take effect.
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This amendment Act lets the Minister extend certain deadlines and modify imposed terms and conditions, and lets the Director General issue or withdraw general determinations.
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This amendment Act lets the Minister extend certain deadlines and modify imposed terms and conditions, and the Act starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette.
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This Act amends the Free Zones Act 1990 and lets the Minister extend certain deadlines and modify imposed terms and conditions, subject to stated conditions.
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This Act authorises spending from the Consolidated Fund up to RM107,718,676,650 for part of 2023 and starts on 1 January 2023.
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This Act authorizes withdrawal of up to RM98,028,676,650 from the Consolidated Fund for 2023 services.