Malaysia
227 - *AKTA PENCEN 1980
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This Act sets out pension, gratuity, and related benefit rules for specified public-service officers in Malaysia.
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This Act sets out pension, gratuity, and related benefit rules for specified public-service officers in Malaysia.
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This Act sets rules for recomputing public-service pensions, gratuities, injury allowances, and dependant pensions, and gives the Director General authority to exercise the Act’s powers.
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This document identifies Malaysia’s Commodity Trading Act 1980 and states that it was repealed by the Commodity Trading Act 1985 [Act 324].
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This document is Act 23, titled the Pensions and Gratuities Act 1971 for members of the Executive and Members of Parliament, and it states that it was repealed by the Members of Parliament (Remuneration) Act 1980 [Act 237].
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This Act sets up and governs the Water Supply Fund, requires the Director to control it, route Water Department transactions through it, prepare annual funding and accounting submissions, and have the accounts audited.
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This Act sets up the Malaysian Highway Authority, gives it powers over highways and tolls, and requires disclosure, reporting, audit, and confidentiality rules.
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This document identifies the Children and Young Persons Act 1947 (Act 232) and states that it was repealed by the Child Protection Act 1991.
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Photographic copies of certain land and mining plans or documents can be used instead of originals if they are made and certified as required, and they are admissible in court without further proof.
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This provision sets out drug-control rules on import, export, possession, cultivation, manufacture, transit, and enforcement powers, with offences and penalties for unauthorized conduct.
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This Act lets the Minister of Finance accept treasury deposits, issue receipts, set interest rates, and repay deposits on maturity when the receipt is surrendered.
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This Act sets salaries, allowances, pensions, gratuities, and related benefits for Members of Parliament and certain officeholders.
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This Act adjusts certain pensions and related benefits for public service and statutory/local authority officers and some dependants, mainly by a 2% annual increase, with rules for derivative pensions, minimum amounts, and administration by the Director General and the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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This Act sets pension and related benefit rules for employees of statutory and local authorities, including contributions, retirement options, derivative pensions, and cases where benefits stop or may be reduced.
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This document identifies Malaysia’s Free Trade Zones Act 1971 and says it was repealed by the Free Zones Act 1990 [Act 438].
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Statutory bodies must keep proper accounts, prepare yearly statements, have them audited, and file them on time with the Auditor General and Minister.
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This Act amends several Malaysian tax laws and adds rules for a small-business loan tax rebate.
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This Part sets up the Director-General and the Board, requires registers and practice authority for registered professionals, and gives powers for inspection, information-gathering, fees, and rules. It also creates offences and penalties for obstruction and false information.
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This Act sets up the Bintulu Port Authority and gives it powers to run the port, levy charges, manage property, hire staff, and handle goods and vessels.
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This Act sets up the Perbadanan Kemajuan Filem Nasional Malaysia, gives it functions over the film industry, and requires licences for film production, distribution, and exhibition activities.
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The Federal Government may make grants to States for maintaining local authorities, and may attach conditions to those grants.