Malaysia
47 - AKTA LEMBAGA PADI DAN BERAS NEGARA 1971
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This document identifies Act 47 as the Malaysia National Paddy and Rice Board Act 1971 and says it was repealed by the Paddy and Rice Control Act 1994 (Act 522).
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Malaysia
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This document identifies Act 47 as the Malaysia National Paddy and Rice Board Act 1971 and says it was repealed by the Paddy and Rice Control Act 1994 (Act 522).
Malaysia
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This Act repeals the earlier Board Act, dissolves the Board, and transfers the Board’s powers, property, funds, and related matters to the Government or the Federal Lands Commissioner on the appointed date.
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Native courts in Sabah and Sarawak are given criminal jurisdiction over certain offences, with an exception for offences that are also offences under the Penal Code.
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This Act lets Malaysia join the IMF and the Bank, and gives the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Minister of Finance powers to authorize related steps.
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This Act sets rules for local government elections, including who may vote or be a councillor, how elections are run, and what powers the State Authority and Election Commission have.
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This Act sets up the Federal Land Development Authority and local boards, gives them land-development powers, and requires them to keep accounts and submit reports.
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This Act amends several tax and stamp-duty laws and repeals older estate duty laws.
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This Act validates certain import duties levied and collected in Malaysia during 29 March 1990 to 22 August 1991 and bars legal actions about those duties.
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This Act repeals the listed exemption provisions and lets the Minister add more items to the Schedule by Gazette order.
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This Act sets out Malaysia’s extradition process for fugitives, including when extradition can be requested, when it is barred, and how warrants and court proceedings work.
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This document identifies Malaysia Act 48 and states that it was repealed by the 1975 Act [Act 157].
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The Act establishes the Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board and gives it governance, finance, reporting, delegation, and confidentiality rules.
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This Act regulates tourism businesses and tourist guides through licensing, registration, duties, and penalties.
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This Act lets Malaysia join the International Fund for Agricultural Development, authorises implementation steps, and places related payments and receipts through the Consolidated Fund.
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This Act lets the Government and certain statutory authorities borrow from the International Fund for Agricultural Development, issue related instruments, and have the Government guarantee some statutory authority borrowing.
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This Act lets the Minister declare certain organizations, grant privileges and immunities by regulation, and withdraw or limit them in some cases. It also protects international organization names and emblems, allows land holdings for organizations, and gives the United Nations and Specialized Agencies specified legal
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This Act lets the State Authority acquire land for listed public or development purposes, and sets the notice, inquiry, compensation, and possession steps for doing so.
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This provision sets up the quantity surveyors regulator, controls who may practise, and requires registration, permits, and address-change notices.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up port authorities and gives them powers to run ports, levy charges, manage goods, and enforce payment.
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This Act sets up Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA), gives it powers to promote development and run projects, and requires it to keep accounts, be audited, and report annually.