Public Defenders Act 2022
This provision defines key terms and says the Act starts on a date fixed by the Minister in the Gazette.
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This provision defines key terms and says the Act starts on a date fixed by the Minister in the Gazette.
This provision defines key terms and sets out how certain licensing and appointment powers must be exercised under the Act.
This Act sets the framework for regulating public assemblies and processions, and gives the Commissioner and Minister powers and duties for administering public order controls.
This Act gives police extra powers for serious incidents or likely serious incidents involving serious violence or large-scale public disorder in Singapore.
This Act sets a governance framework for Singapore public bodies and public sector agencies, and defines key terms used in that framework.
The Minister may vary the monthly variable component and the 13th month non-pensionable annual allowance by Gazette order, and the Government or designated bodies must give effect to that order.
This Act creates offences involving false information, improper disclosure, and attempts to influence the Commissions, and it limits prosecutions to cases with the Public Prosecutorโs consent.
This provision gives the Actโs short title and defines key terms used in the Act.
This Act sets up the Public Trustee office and gives the Minister power to appoint the Public Trustee and related officers.
This provision defines key terms used in the Act.
This provision says the Actโs Parts 3 to 8 and 10, and regulations made for those Parts, apply to the Government, but the Government cannot be prosecuted for an offence under the Act.
The Act applies to railways in Singapore, but not to certain rapid transit and cross-border railways. It requires railway promoters to deposit scheme and plan documents, allows objections and parliamentary review, and requires railways to be built and maintained according to the approved plans.
This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including Authority, licensee, railway, rapid transit system, and related facilities and entities.
This Act repeals the Reciprocal Enforcement of Commonwealth Judgments Act and Part II of the Reciprocal Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act, while keeping some pre-commencement cases and related provisions in effect.
This Act sets rules for registering and enforcing certain foreign judgments in Singapore.
This Ordinance creates the Redemptorist Fathersโ corporate body and gives it powers to hold, transfer, and deal with property, use a corporate seal, and sue or be sued for property matters.
This Act is the Registered Designs Act 2000, which provides for registration of designs in Singapore and binds the Government, subject to Part 4.
This provision sets the Actโs title, commencement, and key definitions for birth, death, and stillbirth registration.
This provision defines key terms for the Act and gives the Minister and President limited powers, including prescribing extra sample types and appointing criminal records officers.
This Act sets out how deeds and other land instruments are registered, what must be filed, and when registration can be refused.
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