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This Ordinance makes the Visitor and successors a corporation, lets the Corporation hold and deal with property, and sets conditions for a Visitor to be duly qualified and for use of the corporate seal.
This Act lets the Minister declare specified land, roads, buildings, installations, and equipment in Singapore to be an airport, after consulting the Authority and by Gazette notification.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it.
This Act sets out civil defence shelter rules and defines key terms like shelter, house, flat, and state of emergency.
This provision sets out core civil law rules on equity, contract validity, remedies, survival of claims, and a court’s powers in some proceedings.
This Act sets out the President’s civil list and gratuity payments, how they are paid, and who may adjust the Schedule.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it.
This provision defines key terms and gives the Minister power to appoint co-operative society officials, while allowing the Registrar to delegate most of the Registrar’s functions, duties, and powers.
This provision gives the Act’s short title, defines key commodity-trading terms, and says the Act does not apply to certain specified persons or activities.
This Act sets up common services tunnel areas and defines key terms used for regulating tunnels and related facilities.
This provision establishes key terms used in the Communicable Diseases Agency Act 2025.
This Act establishes the Community Care Endowment Fund and defines terms used in the Act.
This provision gives the Act its short title and defines several terms used in it, including “claim,” “Community Disputes Resolution Tribunal,” and “unreasonable interference.”
This provision sets out the Act’s title and defines key terms used in it, including “Community Mediation Centre,” “Director,” “functions,” “mediation,” “mediation session,” and “mediator.”
This text sets out definitions and the rule for solvency statements, including who must sign them and when a director commits an offence.
This Act is the Competition Act 2004. It also says that a power to require information can include asking for a legible copy of information or for documents believed to contain that information.
This Act requires certain children to attend a national primary school, allows the Minister to exempt children, and gives the Board and Director-General enforcement powers.
This Act defines key computer-misuse terms such as computer, data, program, damage, and unauthorised access.
This provision gives interpretation rules and definitions for the Constitution, including how public office appointments, resignations, and oaths are treated.
This provision defines key terms used in the Act, including consumer, supplier, consumer transaction, goods, services, material fact, voucher, and unfair practice.
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