Singapore
Geographical Indications Act 2014
1 provisions
This Act defines key terms for geographical indications, goods, places, producers, traders, and qualifying countries, and sets when the Act applies.
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71 matching statutes
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act defines key terms for geographical indications, goods, places, producers, traders, and qualifying countries, and sets when the Act applies.
Singapore
1 provisions
The Act requires hotel premises to be registered and managers to hold a valid licence, and it gives the Board and Minister powers over licensing, inspections, appeals, and regulations.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act regulates bus services, bus depots, bus interchanges, and certain essential transport entities in Singapore.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act regulates hire-purchase and conditional sale agreements and defines key terms for those agreements.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision defines key terms, says the Act does not apply to several specified public-service roles, and gives the Minister and licensing officers appointment and direction powers.
Singapore
1 provisions
This text sets out definitions and the rule for solvency statements, including who must sign them and when a director commits an offence.
Singapore
1 provisions
This section says what key terms mean for the Act, including business trust, registered business trust, Authority, trustee-manager, unit, and unitholder.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act sets the basic scope, key definitions, and exemption powers for estate agency regulation.
Singapore
1 provisions
This provision defines key election terms and sets rules for voter eligibility, disqualification, voting limits, electoral division notices, and group representation constituencies.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act regulates people who deal in precious stones and precious metals, and gives the Minister and Registrar powers to appoint and delegate regulatory officers.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act requires mutual benefit organisations to register and follow ongoing reporting, governance, and control rules.
Singapore
1 provisions
This Act sets the rules for healthcare services in Singapore and gives the Director-General of Health responsibility for administering it.