Singapore
Immigration Act 1959
1 provisions
The Minister may appoint a Controller of Immigration and immigration officers, give the Controller general directions, and the Controller must follow those directions.
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Singapore
1 provisions
The Minister may appoint a Controller of Immigration and immigration officers, give the Controller general directions, and the Controller must follow those directions.
Singapore
1 provisions
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.
Singapore
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This Act regulates secondhand goods dealers: dealing requires a licence, dealers must keep and produce records, and police and the Licensing Officer have enforcement powers.
Singapore
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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
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This Act regulates early childhood development centres and gives the Minister and Chief Licensing Officer appointment and delegation powers.
Singapore
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This provision sets out key definitions and gives appointment powers for Coroners and forensic pathologists, while requiring appointments under subsection (1) to be published in the Gazette.
Singapore
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This Act sets rules for pensions, gratuities, and other allowances for officers in Singapore’s public service.
Singapore
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This provision gives key definitions and sets who may act for an interested person in land acquisition matters, including special rules for strata title plans and compensation money.
Singapore
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This provision gives the Act’s short title and defines key terms used in it.
Singapore
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The Minister can declare Towns by Gazette order, and in certain election-related cases must do so on a set day. Town Councils remain responsible for common property during transfers of areas between Towns, and the Minister decides disputed boundary treatment if councils do not agree.
Singapore
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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.
Singapore
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The Minister may revoke a designated-site order or cancel a casino licence in the public interest, and can direct the Authority or casino operator to implement that decision.