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The Minister must appoint a Registrar of Pawnbrokers, and may appoint Deputy and Assistant Registrars. Those deputies may exercise the Registrar’s powers, duties, and functions if the Registrar directs, and this Act does not apply to certain MAS-regulated or exempt entities to the extent they may lawfully carry on pawn
The Act generally does not apply to public authorities unless the Minister declares otherwise, and the Authority may appoint people or officers to carry out some of its powers, functions, duties, or exemption powers.
This Act sets rules for payment and settlement systems, including when a system may be designated, when designation may be revoked, and a ban on falsely holding out as an operator or settlement institution.
This provision states the Act’s short title: the Payroll Tax Act 1965.
This provision states who can be punished under the Penal Code, extends some offences to acts outside Singapore in specified cases, gives the Minister power to amend the Schedule, and says the Code does not affect certain other laws.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms such as Minister, public service, Singapore, and superannuation scheme.
This Act may be cited as the Pensions (Expatriate Officers) Act, and it gives effect to the 1976 pension agreement with the UK.
This Act sets rules for pensions, gratuities, and other allowances for officers in Singapore’s public service.
This Act sets up the People’s Association and gives its Board control over the Association’s affairs, meetings, funds, appointments, and symbols.
The Act mainly applies to organisations handling personal data, but it excludes several categories and gives the Minister power to designate a statutory body as a public agency.
This Act sets up the Singapore Pharmacy Council and defines key terms used for pharmacist registration and practising certificates.
This Act establishes the Pioneer Generation Fund and the Merdeka Generation Fund to support Singapore’s Pioneers and Merdeka Generation Seniors.
This provision defines key planning terms and gives the Minister power to appoint the competent authority, while requiring Gazette publication of that appointment.
This provision gives key definitions for terms used in the Act and says the Act applies to all plant genera and species.
This Act defines platform work terms and says platform operators cannot contract out of platform workers’ rights to join, take part in, or help organize a registered platform work association.
This Act regulates point-to-point passenger transport services in Singapore and gives the LTA licensing and regulatory functions.
This Act controls poisons by requiring licences for import, sale, and certain possession, and by imposing labelling, storage, and record-keeping rules.
This provision defines key terms used in the Police Force Act 2004.
The Act lets certain assignees of life assurance policies sue in their own name, requires notice of assignment to the insurer before a new assignee can sue, and requires insurers to state a principal place of business and give written acknowledgment of notice on request.
The ordinance turns the Singapore agent of the Portuguese Missions estates commission into a body corporate, gives it property and court powers, and sets conditions for who counts as a qualified agent.
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