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This Act defines key customs terms and says it generally applies to customs and excise matters, with some exclusions for specified offshore islands and lawful acts in free trade zones.
This document sets out Singapore’s Cybersecurity Act 2018, including when parts of the Act start and which people, systems, and services it applies to.
This Ordinance incorporates the Mother Superior and successors as a body corporate and gives the Corporation property and document-handling powers.
This Act sets up rules for debt collection businesses, including who may be appointed as officers, how compliance officers may act, and limits on their powers.
This Act lets the court deal with unpaid judgment debts by arresting a debtor for examination, ordering instalments, and in some cases committing the debtor to civil prison.
This Act makes it an offence for unauthorised people to use or wear protected insignia, decorations, medals, uniforms, related titles or award letters, and it also prohibits false claims of entitlement and unlawful supply. Certain regimental badges and bona fide theatrical or similar uses are excepted.
This provision defines key terms used in the Act and states that the Act regulates deep seabed mining, protects the marine environment, and supports Singapore’s treaty obligations.
This Act sets rules for defamation, including when publications are treated as libel or slander, when special damage is not needed, and when privilege or apology rules apply.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in the Dental Registration Act 1999.
This Act allows titles of offices to be changed by replacing listed names with the names in the Schedule, and lets the appropriate Minister amend that Schedule by Gazette notification.
This Act sets up deposit insurance and policy owners’ protection schemes, and defines key terms used to determine coverage and who is protected.
This Act lets authorities take destitute persons into custody and place them in welfare homes, and it sets rules for review, discharge, records, conduct, and penalties.
This Act creates and regulates the Development Fund and a Contingencies Fund, and sets rules for how the Minister, President, and Parliament may approve or handle fund expenditures and advances.
This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines several terms used in it.
This Act lets diplomatic and consular officers abroad administer oaths, take affidavits, and do notarial acts, and it sets rules on fees, display of fee orders, offences, and penalties.
This provision gives the Act its short title and defines two terms used in the Act.
This Act sets the rules for distress for rent, including when a landlord may seek a writ, what the sheriff may seize, what property is protected, and how proceeds and objections are handled.
This Act sets up the district cooling licensing and regulation scheme and defines key terms used in it.
This Ordinance incorporates the District Grand Master of the Eastern Archipelago as a body corporate and gives the Corporation powers over property and a corporate seal.
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