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This document identifies Act 407 as the Rubber Research Institute of Malaysia Act 1966 and says it was repealed by the Malaysian Rubber Board (Incorporation) Act 1996 [Act 551].
Malaysia
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This Act establishes the Malaysia Productivity Corporation, sets out its membership and ministerial oversight, and gives the Corporation powers to appoint committees, charge fees, manage a fund, and make certain appointments and regulations.
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The Minister may borrow up to 92 million ringgit for the Act’s purposes, must use the money for the Fourth Stockpile contribution, and must repay it from the Consolidated Fund if it is still unpaid two years after the International Tin Agreement 1971 ends.
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This Act lets Malaysia and certain statutory authorities borrow from the Asian Development Bank, and it sets rules for guarantees, repayment, instruments, and enforcement.
Malaysia
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This Act lets the Government of Malaysia and certain statutory authorities borrow from the International Bank, issue related instruments, and gives rules for guarantees, repayment, enforcement, and arbitration.
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This Act applies certain borrowing-guarantee provisions to a named Malaysian company, requires the Minister to report payments to the Dewan Rakyat, and lets the Minister extend the arrangement to other companies by Gazette order after a Dewan Rakyat resolution.
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This Act lets a Magistrates’ Court handle unlawful occupation of certain lands used for Federation forces and allows the United Kingdom Services’ Lands Board to regulate its own proceedings.
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This Act restricts unauthorized use of listed symbols and names, and limits related registrations, unless the Minister gives written permission.
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This Act sets up Malaysia’s statistics department, protects statistical information, and lets the Chief Statistician require information by notice.
Malaysia
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This Act lets the Minister set tolls for specified federal roads or bridges, with Treasury concurrence, and lets the Minister erect barriers and exempt vehicles by order. A driver who breaches an order under section 2 commits an offence and may be fined up to fifty ringgit.
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This Act establishes the Malaysian Combined Cadet Force and sets out who may be appointed or enrolled, who controls the Force, and how members may be required to serve.
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This Act controls rivers and streams, limits unauthorized interference and water diversion, and restricts building near river banks unless permission or a licence is obtained.
Malaysia
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This Act is identified as the Housing Loans Fund Act 1971 and is noted as repealed by the Public Sector Home Financing Board Act 2015.
Malaysia
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This Act amends several tax and stamp tax laws, changes some service tax coverage, and adds a definition of Labuan.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up a process for privatizing port undertakings through minister-approved plans and licensed operators.
Malaysia
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The Act establishes the Langkawi Development Authority and gives it powers to run development activities in the Langkawi area, while requiring reporting to the Minister and keeping certain information confidential.
Malaysia
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This Act sets formal requirements for powers of attorney in Peninsular Malaysia, including authentication and deposit of documents, and provides rules for revocation, irrevocable powers, office copies, searches, and registry records.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up national service registration and call-up rules, including exemptions, notices, medical exams, exits from Malaysia, and reserve service.
Malaysia
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The Act requires the Government of Malaysia to pay court-awarded sums related to covered Government securities, and it limits the Act’s application to securities not issued after the commencement of the External Loans Act 1963.
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This Act sets up the Pineapple Industry Board and a registration system, and it restricts who may prepare, buy, sell, label, make, or export pineapple products.