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This Act establishes the Board of Architects and regulates architects, their registration and practising qualifications, and the supply of architectural services in Singapore.
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This Act lets Singapore join the Asian Development Bank, authorises the President and Minister to take steps for ratification and funding, and lets the Minister make rules for carrying it out.
This Act lets the Minister and President take steps to implement Singapore’s membership in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, including ratifying the Agreement, subscribing to Bank shares within stated limits, and making regulations.
This Act lets the Attorney-General represent relevant statutory boards in certain court matters, charge a reasonable fee for that representation, and lets the President amend the Schedule.
This provision identifies the Act’s short title and defines “public authority” and “public funds” for use in the Act.
This provision defines key terms used in the Banking Act, including “Authority,” “bank,” “banking business,” and “merchant bank.”
This provision gives the short title of the Act and defines key terms used in it.
This Act sets rules for bills of lading, sea waybills, and ship’s delivery orders, including when rights transfer and when the holder becomes subject to liabilities.
This Act sets rules for bills of sale: most must be attested, registered quickly, include a schedule of chattels, and comply with sale and renewal limits.
This Act defines key terms for regulating biological agents and toxins, including what counts as a biological agent, facility, import, and related regulatory roles.
This Ordinance creates the Bishop of Singapore as a body corporate and gives the Corporation powers over property and a corporate seal.
This provision defines key survey terms and says the Minister appoints the Chief Surveyor, who must administer the Act and follow Ministerial directions.
This Act restricts who may sell or use Boy Scouts badges and emblems, bars false claims of Boy Scouts connection, and makes breaches an offence punishable by a fine of up to $200.
This Act lets Singapore join the IMF and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development and gives officials powers to make payments, issue notes or obligations, and enter related financial assistance arrangements.
This provision defines key terms for the Broadcasting Act and gives the Minister power to change the Fourth Schedule by Gazette order, with that order to be presented to Parliament as soon as possible after publication.
The Ordinance creates the Corporation for the Brothers of St. Gabriel in Singapore and gives it powers over property, lawsuits, and its corporate seal.
This provision defines key strata-management terms and sets the voting rules for motions in a management corporation or subsidiary management corporation.
This provision defines key building-control terms and gives the Minister and Commissioner of Building Control powers to appoint and authorise officials.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it, including the Authority, Board, and several construction- and property-related terms.
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