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This Act lets the Government and statutory authorities borrow from specified international banks, issue related loan instruments, and lets the Government guarantee certain statutory authority borrowings.
The Minister can set when the Act starts applying to different local forces, make rules for relief, and change the Schedule of local forces; eligible members may receive relief for financial hardship under those rules.
This provision defines key terms used in the Act about enforcing maintenance orders between Singapore and reciprocating countries.
This Act lets eligible parents or approved carers apply to the Tribunal for maintenance from children, and sets rules for referrals, permission, hearings, orders, and enforcement.
The Minister may appoint competent authorities for parts of the Act, and can give them general directions; the competent authority must follow those directions.
This Act regulates and controls the manufacture of optical discs, defines key terms, and sets out who may be appointed as Registrar and related officers.
This provision defines marine insurance and related terms such as marine adventure, insurable property, and maritime perils.
This provision sets how liability is split when ships collide or otherwise cause loss, and it preserves certain rights and limits on liability.
This Act creates offences for hijacking, damaging, threatening, or interfering with ships and fixed platforms, and sets rules for ship masters, prosecution consent, penalties, and extradition.
The Minister may declare places in Singapore, and connected navigable rivers or waters, to be ports if the Minister consults the Authority and gives notification in the Gazette. Each declaration must define the port’s limits.
This Act sets up rules for licensing and controlling massage establishments, defines key terms, and gives the Minister and Licensing Officer appointment powers.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in the MediShield Life Scheme Act 2015.
This Act sets rules for mediation agreements, protects mediation communications from disclosure, and lets courts or tribunals grant exceptions in some cases.
This Act defines key terms and gives the Director-General and the Minister powers to appoint designated officers and declare approved institutions.
This Act sets out the registration system for medical practitioners and defines key terms used in that system.
This Act sets up the Medical Endowment Fund and the ElderCare Fund and defines key terms used in the scheme.
The Act prohibits certain medical and abortion-related advertisements and requires disclosure of ingredients and quantities when selling or sampling articles containing a substance recommended as a medicine.
This part defines key terms used in the Medicines Act, including “medicinal product,” “medicinal purpose,” “Authority,” and “Minister,” and sets the commencement rule for section 76 and the Second Schedule.
This provision sets out the Act’s short title and defines key terms used throughout the Mental Capacity Act 2008.
This Act defines key terms used for mental health care and treatment, including who counts as a patient, psychiatrist, psychiatric institution, relative, and designated medical practitioner.
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