61 - AKTA TATACARA KEWANGAN 1957

LAWS OF MALAYSIA ONLINE VERSION OF UPDATED TEXT OF REPRINT Act 61 FINANCIAL PROCEDURE ACT 1957 As at 15 November 2023 This text is ONLY AN UPDATED TEXT of the Financial Procedure Act 1957 by the Attorney General’s Chambers. Unless and until reprinted pursuant to the powers of the Commissioner of Law Revision under subsection 14(1) of the Revision of Laws Act 1968 [Act 1], this text is NOT AN AUTHENTIC TEXT. 2 FINANCIAL PROCEDURE ACT 1957 First enacted … … … 1957 (Ordinance No. 62 of 1957) Revised … … … 1972 (Act 61 w.e.f. 1 March 1972) Latest amendment made by P.U. (A) 75/2003 which came into operation on … … … 14 March 2003 PREVIOUS REPRINTS First Reprint … … … … 1983 Second Reprint … … … … 1993 Third Reprint … … … … 1999 Fourth Reprint … … … … 2006 3 LAWS OF MALAYSIA Act 61 FINANCIAL PROCEDURE ACT 1957 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS PART I PRELIMINARY Section 1. Short title 2. (Omitted) 3. Interpretation PART II ACCOUNTING OFFICERS 4. Duties of accounting officers 5. Bank accounts PART III CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC FINANCES 6. Management and control of Consolidated Funds 7. Consolidated Fund accounts 8. Custody and investment of moneys 9. Trust accounts 10. Government trust funds 11. Contingencies Fund 12. State Reserve Fund 13. Payment of moneys 4 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Section 14. Guarantees 14A. Refunds, etc., charged on Consolidated Funds 15. Estimates and virement 15A. Controlling officers 16. Yearly statement of accounts 17. Write-off 18. Surcharge 19. Notification of surcharge 20. Withdrawal of surcharge 21. Recovery of surcharge PART IV STATE FINANCIAL AND ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE 22−35. (Consolidated with Part III) PART V REGULATIONS 36. Regulations FIRST SCHEDULE SECOND SCHEDULE THIRD SCHEDULE 5 LAWS OF MALAYSIA Act 61 FINANCIAL PROCEDURE ACT 1957 An Act to provide for the control and management of the public finances of Malaysia, and for financial and accounting procedure, including procedure for the collection, custody and payment of the public moneys of the Federation and of the States, and the purchase, custody and disposal of public property, other than land, of the Federation and of the States and for matters connected therewith. [Peninsular Malaysia—1 January 1958, L.N. 1/1958; Sabah and Sarawak—1 January 1964, L.N. 348/1963] PART I PRELIMINARY Short title 1. (1) This Act may be cited as the Financial Procedure Act 1957. *(2) This Act shall not apply to the Railway Administration established under the Railway Ordinance 1948 [M.U. 8 of 1948], nor to any person in the service of that Administration. 2. (Omitted). Interpretation 3. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires— *NOTE—The Railway Ordinance 1948 has been repealed and the Railway Administration in existence under the said Ordinance is dissolved—see sections 105 and 92, Railways Act 1991 [Act 463]. 6 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 “accounting officer” includes every public officer who is charged with the duty of collecting, receiving, or accounting for, or who in fact collects, receives or accounts for, any public moneys, or who is charged with the duty of disbursing, or who does in fact disburse, any public moneys, and every public officer who is charged with the receipt, custody or disposal of, or the accounting for, public stores or who in fact receives, holds or disposes of public stores; “bank” in relation to the Consolidated Fund of a State, but not in relation to the Federal Consolidated Fund means any office or branch in Malaysia of a bank licensed under the provisions of the *Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989 [Act 372] or such other banks registered under the Co-operative Societies Act 1993 [Act 502] or established under any written law as may be approved by the Minister; “Consolidated Fund” means the Federal Consolidated Fund and the Consolidated Funds of the States as constituted by Article 97(1) and (2) of the Federal Constitution, and references to the Consolidated Revenue Account, Consolidated Loan Account and Consolidated Trust Account are references to the accounts of the particular Fund intended; “Enactment” means a law made by the Legislature of a State, including Sarawak; “financial authority” used in relation to the Federal Consolidated Fund means the Treasury and in relation to the Consolidated Fund of a State means the State financial authority and “State financial authority” means the principal officer, by whatever title called, in charge of the financial affairs of a State; “financial year” means a period of twelve months ending on the 31st day of December in any year; “Legislature” in relation to the Federal Consolidated Fund means the Dewan Rakyat and in relation to the Consolidated Fund of a State means the Legislative Assembly of that State; *NOTE—The Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989 [Act 372] has since been repealed by the Financial Services Act 2013 [Act 758] which comes into operation on 30 June 2013—see sections 271 and 272 of Act 758. Financial Procedure 7 “Menteri Besar or Chief Minister” in relation to the Consolidated Fund or estimates of a State means— (a) in the case of Sabah, the Minister responsible for finance in the State; and (b) in the case of the other States, the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister of the State and includes the State financial authority of the State, acting in accordance with any directions given to him by the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister; “public moneys” means all revenue, loan, trust and other moneys and all bonds, debentures, and other securities whatsoever raised or received by or on account of the Federation or by or on account of a State but does not include Zakat, Fitrah, Baitul Mal or similar Islamic religious revenues; “public services of the Federation” means the services specified in paragraph (1)(a), (b), (c), (d), (f) and (h) of Article 132 of the Federal Constitution; “public stores” means chattels the property of or in the possession or under the control of the Federation or of a State; “State accounting officer” means an accounting officer in the service of and engaged in handling the public moneys or public stores of a State. PART II ACCOUNTING OFFICERS Duties of accounting officers 4. Every accounting officer shall be subject to this Act and shall perform such duties, keep such books and render such accounts as may be prescribed by or under this Act or by instructions issued by the 8 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Treasury in matters of financial and accounting procedure not inconsistent therewith: Provided that a State accounting officer shall in addition be subject to any instructions of the State financial authority not inconsistent with the foregoing. Bank accounts 5. No accounting officer shall open any public or official account in any bank without the authority in writing of the Treasury in respect of public moneys of the Federation, or of the State financial authority in respect of public moneys of a State, and no accounting officer shall overdraw and no bank shall permit an overdraft on any public or official account unless the same be authorized by the Treasury, in respect of an account of public moneys of the Federation, or under the authority of a law made in accordance with Article 111 of the Federal Constitution. PART III CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC FINANCES Management and control of Consolidated Funds 6. (1) The management of the Federal Consolidated Fund and the supervision, control and direction of all matters relating to the financial affairs of the Federation not specifically assigned to any other person by any other law shall, subject to the Federal Constitution and this Act, vest in the Minister. (2) The management of the Consolidated Fund of a State and the supervision, control and direction of all matters relating to the financial affairs of a State not specifically assigned to any other person by any other law shall, subject to the Federal Constitution, the Constitution of the State and this Act, vest in the State financial authority. Financial Procedure 9 Consolidated Fund accounts 7. There shall be maintained by the financial authority in respect of the Consolidated Fund three separate accounts— (a) an account to be called the Consolidated Revenue Account in which account shall be kept of all moneys in the Fund other than such moneys as are mentioned in paragraphs (b) and (c); (b) an account to be called the Consolidated Loan Account in which account shall be kept of all moneys received by way of loan upon the public credit of the Federation or of the State, as the case may be; and (c) an account to be called the Consolidated Trust Account in which account shall be kept of all moneys received subject to a trust and to be applied in accordance with the terms of the trust. Custody and investment of moneys 8. (1) Moneys paid to the Consolidated Fund may be kept with such bank or banks as the financial authority shall from time to time direct. (2) All such moneys paid into a bank shall be deemed to be public moneys, the property of the Federation or of a State, as the case may be, lent by the Federation or the State to the bank. (3) (a) Moneys standing to the credit of the Federation with any bank, or otherwise held by the Federation, may be invested by the Minister— (i) on deposit in any bank; (ii) in any of the investments authorized by the Trustee Act 1949 [Act 208], for the investment of trust funds; 10 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 (iii) in any joint fund maintained by the Crown Agents for such investment; or (iv) as otherwise authorized by federal law or by resolution of the Dewan Rakyat, and the investments together with any interest received therefrom shall form part of the Federal Consolidated Fund. (b) Moneys standing to the credit of a State with any bank, or otherwise held by the State, may be invested by the State financial authority— (i) on deposit in any bank; (ii) in securities issued or to be issued by the Federal Government; (iii) with the written authority of the Treasury, in any of the investments authorized by the Trustee Act 1949, for the investment of trust funds, or in any joint fund maintained by the Crown Agents for such investment; or (iv) subject to the authority of State law or a resolution of the Legislature in any undertaking after consultation with the Treasury, and the investments, together with any interest received therefrom, shall form part of the Consolidated Fund of the State. (c) In subparagraph (b)(ii) “securities” includes stocks, funds, shares and bonds, and debentures and other instruments creating or evidencing a charge or lien on assets. (4) Interest received from the investment of any moneys in accordance with subsection (3) shall be accounted in the Consolidated Revenue Account except that where it is so provided in any law or under the terms of any trust the interest received from the investment of any moneys standing to the credit of any trust account in the Financial Procedure 11 Consolidated Trust Account shall be paid to the credit of that trust account. (5) The investments specified in the First Schedule shall be authorized for the purposes of subparagraph (3)(a)(iv). Trust accounts 9. (1) The financial authority may establish such trust accounts as may be deemed necessary for the proper accounting of moneys in the Consolidated Trust Account. (2) The following moneys shall be paid to the credit of the trust account to which they relate: (a) all moneys appropriated for the purposes of any trust account; (b) all moneys received from the sale to any person or department of any articles purchased or produced, or for work paid for, with moneys standing to the credit of a trust account; (c) all moneys paid by any person for the purpose of any trust account; and (d) repayment of any loan or advance made from moneys standing to the credit of the trust account and where applicable any interest as provided in subsection 8(4). (3) Subject to any law and the terms of any trust, the financial authority shall in respect of any trust account or class of trust accounts specify the persons by whom and the manner in which the account or class of accounts shall be controlled. (4) Subject to any law and the terms of any trust, the financial authority may direct that any trust account shall be closed and thereupon after all liabilities of the account have been met the account shall be closed accordingly. 12 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 (5) Subject to any law and the terms of any trust, the financial authority may direct that any moneys standing to the credit of any trust account which are not required for the purposes of that account and the balance of moneys standing to the credit of a trust account closed under subsection (4) shall be paid as provided in subsection (6). (6) Where any moneys are required in accordance with subsection (5) to be paid the moneys shall, to such extent as they were appropriated out of moneys standing to the credit of the Consolidated Loan Account, be paid to the Consolidated Loan Account and the balance shall be paid to the Consolidated Revenue Account. Government trust funds 10. (1) (a) There shall be paid from the Federal Consolidated Fund into each of the funds specified in the Second Schedule such sums as may from time to time be appropriated for the purposes of the fund by federal law. (b) There shall be paid from the Consolidated Fund of a State into the funds specified in subparagraphs (i) and (ii) such sums as may from time to time be appropriated for the purposes of those funds by State law— (i) in the case of Sabah and Sarawak, into any fund established and placed under the State financial authority by or in accordance with State law; and (ii) in the case of the other States, into each of the funds specified in the Third Schedule or in accordance with paragraph (4)(b). (2) The Minister in the case of a fund specified in the Second Schedule and the State financial authority in the case of a fund specified in the Third Schedule may apply the fund for the general purposes thereof or, subject to any written law, for such particular purposes as may from time to time be specified by resolution of the Legislature. Financial Procedure 13 (3) All moneys not applied in accordance with subsection (2) shall be paid by the Minister or the State financial authority, as the case may be, into the Consolidated Fund and shall be accounted in a separate account in the Consolidated Trust Account to be applied in the manner provided in subsection (2). (4) (a) The Dewan Rakyat may from time to time by resolution amend, delete from or add to the Second Schedule. (b) The Legislative Assembly of a State, other than Sabah or Sarawak, may from time to time by resolution specify funds for the purposes of this section and subparagraph (1)(b)(ii), subsections (2) and (3) shall apply to such funds as they apply to the funds specified in the Third Schedule. Contingencies Fund 11. (1) In accordance with Article 103 of the Federal Constitution, a Contingencies Fund for federal purposes is hereby created consisting of moneys from time to time appropriated thereto. (2) All moneys appropriated to the Contingencies Fund shall be paid from the Federal Consolidated Fund into the Contingencies Fund and shall be applied by the Minister in accordance with subsection (3), and all moneys not so applied shall be paid into the Federal Consolidated Fund and shall be accounted in a separate account in the Consolidated Trust Account. (3) The Minister may, if he is satisfied that there has arisen an urgent and unforeseen need for expenditure for federal purposes for which no other provision exists and for which funds cannot be provided under subsection 15(4), make advances from the Contingencies Fund to meet that need. State Reserve Fund 12. All moneys appropriated to the State Reserve Fund created by Clause (6) of Article 109 of the Federal Constitution shall be paid from 14 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 the Federal Consolidated Fund into the State Reserve Fund and shall be applied by the Minister in accordance with that Article and all moneys not so applied shall be paid into the Federal Consolidated Fund and shall be accounted in a separate account in the Consolidated Trust Account. Payment of moneys 13. (1) No moneys shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund except in the manner provided by this section. (2) The Minister or the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister, as the case may be, shall by warrant under his hand authorize the issue from the Consolidated Fund of such sums as may be required to meet the cost of any service charged upon the Consolidated Fund, and those sums shall be accounted in the Consolidated Revenue Account: Provided that this subsection shall not apply to sums issued from the Consolidated Fund to meet the cost of any service charged upon the Consolidated Fund— (a) authorized by law to be met from moneys accounted in the Consolidated Loan Account or the Consolidated Trust Account; and (b) withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund in accordance with subsection (4) or (5). (3) (a) (i) The Minister may by warrant under his hand authorize the issue from the Federal Consolidated Fund of sums to meet the expenditure appropriated by a Supply Act or authorized by law in accordance with Article 102 of the Federal Constitution and such sums shall be accounted in the Consolidated Revenue Account. (ii) The Menteri Besar or Chief Minister may by warrant under his hand authorize the issue from the Consolidated Fund of the State of sums to meet the expenditure appropriated by a Supply Enactment or authorized by law for part of a year before the passing of Financial Procedure 15 the Supply Enactment, and the sums shall be accounted in the Consolidated Revenue Account: Provided that in neither of the above cases shall the aggregate of the sums under each purpose of expenditure exceed the total sum so appropriated or authorized in respect of the purpose. (b) Notwithstanding any general or specific authority which may have been given by him, it shall be within the discretion of the Minister or the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister, as the case may be, to limit or suspend any expenditure so authorized. (4) The Minister or the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister, as the case may be, may by warrant under his hand authorize the issue from the Consolidated Fund of sums to be applied for the purposes for which funds shall have been appropriated by or in accordance with any written law authorizing the raising of a loan and those sums shall be accounted in the Consolidated Loan Account. (5) (a) No moneys accounted in the Consolidated Trust Account shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund except for the purposes of a trust or under the authority of a law. (b) The financial authority or any person specified under subsection 9(3) in respect of any trust account or class of trust accounts may withdraw moneys accounted in the Consolidated Trust Account. (6) Every warrant issued under this section for the service of any financial year shall lapse and cease to have any effect at the close of one calendar month following the financial year; and no payment in respect of any service authorized under the warrant shall be made during that month except in respect of work performed, goods received, services rendered or any other contractual arrangement made prior to the end of that year and properly chargeable to the accounts of that year. 16 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Guarantees 14. (1) No guarantee involving a financial liability shall be binding upon the Federal Government, unless it is entered into with the written authority of the Treasury or in accordance with federal law. (2) No guarantee involving a financial liability shall be binding upon a State unless it is entered into under a State law passed in accordance with Clause (3) of Article 111 of the Federal Constitution and such guarantee shall not be given except with the approval of the Federal Government and subject to such conditions as may be specified by it. Refunds, etc., charged on Consolidated Funds 14A. Where any law provides for the payment of any refund, rebate or drawback in respect of any money paid into the Consolidated Fund under the authority of any law, and accounted in the Consolidated Revenue Account, the amount of the refund, rebate or drawback shall be charged on the Consolidated Fund. Estimates and virement 15. (1) The estimates of expenditure laid before the Legislature in accordance with the Federal Constitution or the Constitution of any State in respect of any financial year shall show such subdivisions of expenditure as may be proposed for each purpose. (2) (a) For every purpose of expenditure involving the payment of personal emoluments the estimates shall show such number of public offices as are remunerated at monthly rates of salary as may be authorized for the purpose and the total amount of personal emoluments, excluding emoluments for public offices specified in paragraph (b) hereof, provided therefor. (b) The Treasury or the State financial authority with the prior approval of the Treasury, may, if it considers it essential and expedient to do so for the proper performance of a service related to the same Financial Procedure 17 purpose as provided for in paragraph (a) hereof but paid for out of moneys accounted for in a trust account, specify by warrant any of the public offices authorized under paragraph (a) to be employed for the purpose of that service and in such a case the personal emoluments of such offices and all incidental expenses thereto may be paid from the appropriate provision authorized for such service and accounted for in the same trust account. (3) (a) Except in accordance with federal law, no addition to the public offices provided under any purpose of the Federal estimates may be made nor may the appropriation of the established salaries under any purpose be altered either as regards the number of appointments or the rates of personal emoluments, unless the approval of the Treasury shall first have been obtained. (b) Subject to Article 112 of the Federal Constitution, no addition to the public offices provided under any purpose of the State estimates may be made nor may the appropriation of the established salaries under any purpose be altered either as regards the number of appointments or the rates of personal emoluments, unless the approval of the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister shall first have been obtained. (4) If the exigencies of the public service render it necessary to alter the proportions assigned to the subdivisions under a purpose of expenditure shown in the estimates referred to in subsection (1) or to create a new subdivision, the Treasury or the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister, as the case may be, may direct that there shall be applied in aid of any subdivision which may be deficient or any new subdivision a further sum out of any surplus arising on any other subdivision of the same purpose provided that the amount appropriated under any purpose of expenditure by a Supply Act or Enactment is not thereby exceeded. Controlling officers 15A. (1) The Minister or the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister, as the case may be, may appoint, in respect of each purpose of expenditure provided for any financial year in the estimates, a controlling officer to control, subject to any directions given by the financial authority, 18 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 the expenditure authorized under that purpose and to be the chief accounting officer in respect of all public moneys collected, received or disbursed and all public stores received, held or disposed of by or on account of the department or service for which the purpose is provided. (2) Every controlling officer shall, subject to any written law and of any instructions issued by the financial authority under section 4, prescribe the extent to which the powers and duties conferred or imposed upon him may be exercised or performed on his behalf by any accounting officer under his control, and give such directions as may be necessary to secure the proper exercise or performance of such powers and duties. (3) Every controlling officer shall, if so required by the Minister or the State financial authority, as the case may be, to the extent that he is responsible for the control of the public moneys to which any part of the statements referred to in section 16 relates, certify under his hand, subject to such explanation or qualification as he may think necessary, the correctness of that part of the statement and the propriety of the charges shown therein. (4) Every controlling officer shall report in writing to the appropriate Service Commission and financial authority every event of possible surcharge under paragraph 18(a), (b), (c), (d) or (e) which arises or occurs under his control. (5) The officer appointed under subsection (1) to be controlling officer in respect of each purpose of expenditure provided for any financial year shall be designated by the title of his office in the estimates of expenditure in respect of that year laid before the Legislature pursuant to Article 99 of the Federal Constitution or pursuant to the Constitution of the State, and such designation in the estimates shall constitute sufficient notification of the appointment. Financial Procedure 19 Yearly statement of accounts 16. (1) The financial authority shall, for the purposes of section 9 of the Audit Act 1957 [Act 62], as soon as practicable after the end of every financial year prepare in respect of that year— (a) a full and particular statement of the Consolidated Revenue Account showing under the purposes and subdivisions of the estimates laid before the Legislature in respect of that year the amounts estimated to be received and spent in that year and the amounts actually received and spent together with amounts actually received and spent under any purposes and subdivisions not included in the estimates so laid; (b) a full and particular statement of the Consolidated Loan Account showing receipts and expenditure of loan moneys; (c) a statement of receipts and expenditure of moneys accounted in the Consolidated Trust Account; (d) a statement of the accounts of any fund created by the Federal Constitution or by or under section 10 and not accounted in the Consolidated Trust Account; (e) so far as is practicable, a statement of the assets and liabilities of the Federation or the State at the end of the financial year, the manner in which the assets are invested or held, and the general purposes in respect of which the liabilities are outstanding; and (f) such other statements as the financial authority may think fit. (2) As soon as possible after the Auditor General has caused the statements referred to in subsection (1) to be examined and audited, they shall be laid before the Legislature. 20 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Write-off 17. The Minister in respect of public moneys, revenue and stores of the Federation and the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister in respect of public moneys, revenue and stores of the State shall have power— (a) to write off losses or deficiencies of public moneys and the value of lost, deficient, condemned, unserviceable or obsolete stores; and (b) to abandon irrecoverable amounts of revenue, debts and overpayments. Surcharge 18. If it appears to the appropriate Service Commission, after consultation with the financial authority, that any person who is or was in the employment of the Federal Government or the Government of a State— (a) has failed to collect any moneys owing to the Federal Government or the Government of the State for the collection of which he is or was responsible; (b) is or was responsible for any improper payment of public moneys of the Federal Government or the Government of the State or for any payment of public moneys which is not duly vouched; (c) is or was responsible for any deficiency in, or for the destruction of, any public moneys, stamps, securities, stores, or other property of the Federal Government or the Government of the State; (d) being or having been an accounting officer, fails or has failed to keep proper accounts or records; or (e) has failed to make any payment, or is or was responsible for any delay in the payment, of public moneys of the Federal Financial Procedure 21 Government or the Government of the State to any person to whom such payment is due under any law or under any contract, agreement or arrangement entered into between that person and the Federal Government or the Government of the State, and if a satisfactory explanation is not, within a period specified by the Commission, furnished to the Commission with regard to the failure to collect, improper payment, payment not duly vouched, deficiency or destruction, or failure to keep proper accounts or records, or failure to make payment, or delay in making payment, the Commission may surcharge against the said person a sum not exceeding the amount of any such amount not collected, such payment, deficiency, or loss or the value of the property destroyed, as the case may be; and with regard to the failure to keep proper accounts or records, or the failure to make payment, or the delay in making payment, the Commission may surcharge against the said person such sum as the Commission may think fit. Notification of surcharge 19. The Chairman of the appropriate Service Commission shall cause the head of the department of the person surcharged to be notified of any surcharge made under section 18 and the head of department shall thereupon notify the person surcharged. Withdrawal of surcharge 20. The appropriate Service Commission may at any time withdraw any surcharge in respect of which a satisfactory explanation has been received or if it otherwise appears that no surcharge should have been made, and the Chairman of the Commission shall at once cause the head of department to be notified of such withdrawal. 22 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Recovery of surcharge 21. The amount of any surcharge made under section 18 and not withdrawn under section 20 shall be a debt due to the Government concerned from the person against whom the surcharge is made and may be sued for and recovered in any court at the suit of that Government and may also be recovered by deduction— (a) from the salary of the person surcharged if the Minister or the Menteri Besar or Chief Minister so directs; or (b) from the pension of the person surcharged if the Minister so directs, by equal monthly instalments not exceeding one-fourth of the total monthly salary or pension, as the case may be, of the officer. PART IV STATE FINANCIAL AND ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE 22−35. (Consolidated with Part III). PART V REGULATIONS Regulations 36. (1) The Yang di-Pertuan Agong may, after consulting the National Finance Council, make regulations to be called Financial Regulations not inconsistent with this Act for the purposes of this Act and without prejudice to the generality of this provision the regulations may provide for— (a) the collection, receipt, custody, issue, expenditure, due accounting for, care and management of all public moneys and the guidance of all persons concerned therein; Financial Procedure 23 (b) the more effectual record, examination, inspection and departmental check of all receipts and expenditure and the keeping of all necessary books and accounts; (c) the forms for all books and documents whatever required under this Act; (d) the purchase, safe custody, issue, sale or other disposal or writing off of stores and other property of the Federation and of the States, and the proper accounting for, and stocktaking of, such stores and property; (e) the preparation of estimates of revenue and expenditure in the Federation and in the States; (f) the authorization of rates of payment of public funds for specific purposes where such rates of payment are not provided by law; (g) the making of advances to public officers and other persons and the rates and limits of such advances and the rates of interest thereon. (2) Regulations made under this section shall when made have full force and effect and shall be laid before the Dewan Rakyat as soon as possible after they are made. 24 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 *FIRST SCHEDULE [Subsection 8(5)] INVESTMENTS AUTHORIZED FOR PURPOSES OF FEDERAL CONSOLIDATED FUND Aerospace Industries (M) Sdn. Bhd. (AIM), Ordinary Shares. Edaran Otomobil Nasional Bhd. (EON), Ordinary Shares. Malaysia Rubber Development Corporation Bhd. (MARDEC), Ordinary Shares. Perbadanan Nasional Bhd. (PERNAS), Ordinary Shares. HICOM Bhd. (HICOM), Ordinary Shares. Perusahaan Otomobil Nasional Bhd. (PROTON), Ordinary Shares. SME Ordinance Sdn. Bhd. (SME), Ordinary Shares. Bank Bumiputra (M) Bhd. (BBMB), Ordinary Shares. Bank Industri (M) Bhd. (Bank Industri), Ordinary Shares. Bank Pembangunan (M) Bhd. (BPMB), Ordinary Shares. Petroliam Nasional Bhd. (PETRONAS), Ordinary Shares. Syarikat Perumahan Pegawai-pegawai Kerajaan Sdn. Bhd. (SPPK), Ordinary Shares. STLR Sdn. Bhd. (STLR), Ordinary Shares. Composite Technology Research (M) Sdn. Bhd. (CTRM), Ordinary Shares. Naval Dockyard Sdn. Bhd. (Naval Dockyard), Ordinary Shares. Pos Malaysia Bhd. (PMB), Ordinary Shares. Malaysia Technology Development Corporation Sdn. Bhd. (MTDC), Ordinary Shares. Institut Jantung Negara Sdn. Bhd. (IJN), Ordinary Shares. Malaysia Airport Bhd. (MAB), Ordinary Shares. Keretapi Tanah Melayu Bhd. (KTM), Ordinary Shares. Syarikat Percetakan Nasional Sdn. Bhd. (SPN), Ordinary Shares. Johor Port Sdn. Bhd. (Johor Port), Ordinary Shares. Kelang Port Management Sdn. Bhd. (KPM), Preference Share Sistem Penerbangan (M) Bhd. (MAS), Preference Share. * NOTE—This Schedule only includes amendments up to 1999. Financial Procedure 25 Malaysian International Shipping Corporation Bhd. (MISC), Ordinary Shares + Preference Share. Perwaja Terengganu Sdn. Bhd. (PTSB), Ordinary Shares + Preference Share. Bank Islam (M) Sdn. Bhd. (BIMB), Ordinary Shares + Preference Share. Syarikat Telekom (M) Bhd. (STM), Ordinary Shares + Preference Share. Tenaga Nasional Bhd. (TNB), Ordinary Shares + Preference Share. *SECOND SCHEDULE [Paragraph 10(1)(a)] FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TRUST FUNDS Association of South-East Asia Fund. Conveyance Advance Fund. Co-operative Credit Fund. Development Fund. Housing Loans Fund. Industrial Technical Assistance for small Medium Industries Trust Fund. Inter-administration Current Account. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Kerusi Pengajian Melayu di Universiti Leiden, Netherlands. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Kontraktor-kontraktor. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pembangunan Ekonomi Belia. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pembiayaan Komputer Anggota Perkhidmatan Awam. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pinjaman Perumahan kepada Golongan Berpendapatan Rendah. Kumpulan Wang Pendahuluan untuk Negeri. Kumpulan Wang Skim Biasiswa Sukan Persekutuan, Kementerian Belia dan Sukan. Kumpulan Wang Luar Jangka. Kumpulan Wang Jabatan Penerbangan Awam. *NOTE—This Schedule only includes amendments up to 2023. 26 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Kumpulan Wang Jabatan Perkhidmatan Pos. Kumpulan Wang Cadangan Untuk Negeri. Malaysia Science Endowment (MSE). Kumpulan Wang Kebajikan dan Kemudahan Bagi Penuntut Di Luar Negeri. Kumpulan Wang Kredit Pertanian Jangka Pendek. Kumpulan Wang Perpustakaan. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Sukan Negara. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pelajar Miskin. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Bantuan Mangsa Serangan Binatang Buas. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Tabung Bantuan Perubatan (TBP). Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pengurusan Perolehan Setem Cukai (Banderol) untuk Rokok dan Minuman Keras, Jabatan Kastam Diraja Malaysia. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pendidikan, Perundingan dan Penyelidikan, lnstitut Penilaian Negara. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Bantuan Bencana Negara (KWABBN). Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pengangkutan Awam. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Projek Penandaan dan Pengukuran Sempadan Bersama Antara Negeri-Negeri Semenanjung Malaysia. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Sokongan Keluarga. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Dana Automotif Bumiputera. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Kebudayaan dan Kebajikan Penggiat Seni. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Bagi Pembangunan Projek ICT Sektor Awam. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Fi Jaminan. Kumpulan Wang bagi Pembayaran Balik Cukai Barang dan Perkhidmatan. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Tabung Konservasi Sumber Asli Nasional. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Tabung Khas Hakmilik Strata. Kumpulan Wang Amanah Kedaulatan Maritim Negara. Loans to Statutory and other Bodies Fund. Miscellaneous Advances Account. National Trust Fund. Overseas Malayans’ Trust Fund. Pensions Trust Fund. Personal Advances (Public Officers) Fund. Financial Procedure 27 Royal Loans Trust Fund. Self-accounting Departments Clearance Account. Sinking Funds Account. Social and Welfare Services Trust Fund. Sodium Arsenite Livestock Compensation Trust Account. Supplies Department Trading Account. Tabung Amanah Lembaga Peperiksaan. Tabung Amanah Taman Laut dan Rezab Laut. Tabung Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pustaka Peringatan P. Ramlee. Tabung Modal Pusingan Jabatan Pembangunan Koperasi. Tabung Pusingan Pinjaman Pelajaran Persekutuan. Telecommunication Fund. Telecommunications Renewals Fund. The Majlis Kebangsaan bagi Hal Ehwal Agama Islam (Malaysia Barat) Fund. Treasury Main Clearance Account Fund. Unallocated Stores and Works Account. *THIRD SCHEDULE [Paragraph 10(1)(b)] STATE GOVERNMENT TRUST FUNDS Agricultural Short-term Credit Account. Contingencies Fund. Conveyance Advance Fund. Development Fund. Housing Loans Fund. Inter-administration Current Account. Loans to Statutory and other Bodies Fund. Personal Advances (Public Officers) Fund. *NOTE—This Schedule only includes amendments up to 1999. 28 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Self-accounting Departments’ Clearance Account. Sinking Funds Account. Treasury Main Clearance Account Fund. Unallocated Stores and Works Account. 29 LAWS OF MALAYSIA Act 61 ENERGY COMMISSION ACT 2001 LIST OF AMENDMENTS Amending law Short title In force from L.N. 123/1958 Resolution under section 10(4) 01-05-1958 L.N. 386/1958 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-12-1958 Act 36/1961 Financial Procedure (Amendment) 01-01-1961 Act 1961 L.N. 260/1962 Resolution under section 10(4) 11-10-1962 L.N. 183/1963 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-07-1963 L.N. 348/1963 Modification of Laws (Financial 16-09-1963 Procedure and Audit) (Extension) Order 1963 L.N. 124/1964 Resolution under section 10(4) 23-04-1964 Act 28/1964 Financial Procedure (Amendment) 30-07-1964 Act 1964 L.N. 331/1964 Resolution under section 10(4) 15-10-1964 L.N. 36/1965 Resolution under section 10(4) 04-02-1965 L.N. 266/1965 Modification of Laws (Financial 01-08-1964 Procedure and Audit) (Extension) (Amendment) Order 1965 Act 70/1966 Development Funds Act 1966 01-01-1967 (s. 11) Ord. 17/1970 Emergency (Essential Powers) 01-01-1970 (P.U. (A) 9/1970) Ordinance 1970 P.U. (A) 359/1970 Financial Procedure (Amendment 02-10-1970 of the Second Schedule) Order 1970 Act A39 Financial Procedure (Amendment) 01-01-1970 Act 1971 Act A115 Telecommunications (Amendment) 04-04-1972 1972 30 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Amending law Short title In force from P.U. (A) 153/1972 Revision of Laws (Financial 02-06-1972 Procedure) Order 1972 Act A151 Financial Procedure (Amendment) 13-10-1972 Act 1972 Act A259 Financial Procedure And 16-08-1974 Development Funds (Amendment) Act 1974 Act A277 Financial Procedure and 31-01-1975 Development Funds (Amendment) Act 1975 P.U. (A) 279/1975 Essential (Rukun Tetangga) 12-09-1975 Regulations 1975 Act A354 Constitution (Amendment) Act 27-08-1976 1976 Act A398 Financial Procedure (Amendment) 10-06-1977 Act 1977 Act A458 Financial Procedure (Amendment) 10-08-1979 Act 1979 P.U. (B) 269/1984 Resolution under section 10(4) 22-06-1984 P.U. (B) 20/1985 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-01-1985 P.U. (B) 580/1985 Resolution under section 10(4) 29-11-1985 P.U. (B) 308/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 12-06-1987 P.U. (B) 438/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 01-01-1987 P.U. (B) 659/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 11-12-1987 P.U. (B) 660/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 11-12-1987 P.U. (B) 661/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 11-12-1987 P.U. (B) 687/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 688/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 689/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 690/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 691/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 692/1987 Resolution under section 10(4) 25-12-1987 Act 339 National Trust Fund Act 1988 19-02-1988 P.U. (B) 384/1990 Resolution under section 10(4) 20-07-1990 Financial Procedure 31 Amending law Short title In force from P.U. (B) 418/1990 Resolution under section 10(4) 03-08-1990 P.U. (B) 147/1991 Resolution under section 10(4) 08-03-1991 P.U. (B) 279/1991 Resolution under section 10(4) 01-06-1991 P.U. (B) 390/1991 Resolution under section 10(4) 02-08-1991 P.U. (B) 522/1993 Resolution under section 10(4) 19-11-1993 P.U. (A) 378/2000 Revision of Laws (Rectification of 31-08-1999 Financial Procedure Act 1957) Order 2000 P.U. (A) 75/2003 Financial Procedure Act 1957 14-03-2003 32 LAWS OF MALAYSIA Act 61 ENERGY COMMISSION ACT 2001 LIST OF SECTIONS AMENDED Section Amending authority In force from 3 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Act A151 13-10-1972 Act A398 10-06-1977 5 Act A398 10-06-1977 8 Act A151 13-10-1972 9 Act A398 10-06-1977 13 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Act A259 16-08-1974 Act A277 31-01-1975 Act A398 10-06-1977 14 Act A398 10-06-1977 14A Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 15 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Act 28/1964 30-07-1964 Act A39 01-01-1970 Act A398 10-06-1977 15A Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Act A398 10-06-1977 Act A458 10-08-1979 16 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Act A398 10-06-1977 18 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Act A398 10-06-1977 Act A458 10-08-1979 Financial Procedure 33 Section Amending authority In force from 22 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 24 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 26 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 27 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 29 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Act 28/1964 30-07-1964 Act A39 01-01-1970 29A Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 30 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 32 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 Second Schedule L.N. 123/1958 01-05-1958 L.N. 386/1958 25-12-1958 Act 36/1961 01-01-1961 L.N. 260/1962 11-10-1962 L.N. 183/1963 25-07-1963 L.N. 124/1964 23-04-1964 L.N. 331/1964 15-10-1964 L.N. 36/1965 04-02-1965 P.U. (A) 359/1970 12-10-1970 P.U. (B) 269/1984 22-06-1984 P.U. (B) 20/1985 25-01-1985 P.U. (B) 580/1985 29-11-1985 P.U. (B) 308/1987 12-06-1987 P.U. (B) 438/1987 01-01-1987 P.U. (B) 659/1987 11-12-1987 P.U. (B) 660/1987 11-12-1987 P.U. (B) 661/1987 11-12-1987 P.U. (B) 687/1987 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 688/1987 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 689/1987 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 690/1987 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 691/1987 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 692/1987 25-12-1987 P.U. (B) 384/1990 20-07-1990 P.U. (B) 418/1990 03-08-1990 P.U. (B) 147/1991 08-03-1991 P.U. (B) 279/1991 01-06-1991 P.U. (B) 390/1991 02-08-1991 P.U. (B) 522/1993 19-11-1993 34 Laws of Malaysia ACT 61 Section Amending authority In force from P.U. (A) 378/2000 31-08-1999 P.U. (A) 75/2003 14-03-2003 Third Schedule Act 70/1966 01-01-1967 (s.11)