Malaysia
649 - GOVERNMENT LOANS (NOTICE OF TRUSTS) ACT 1947
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The Act bars notices of trusts from being entered on stock registers or received by the Bank for stock covered by a Government loan.
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The Act bars notices of trusts from being entered on stock registers or received by the Bank for stock covered by a Government loan.
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The Minister of Finance may impose a gaming tax by Gazette order, and the person making the bet or investment must pay it while the promoter collects it and pays it into the Federation’s revenue.
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This Act lets the Minister raise loans in Malaysia by issuing stock, subject to a 100 million ringgit limit at any one time.
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This Act establishes the Malaysian Health Promotion Board and the Health Promotion Fund, sets out the Board’s powers and duties, and creates offences for false information, misleading benefit claims, conflict-of-interest failures, and secrecy breaches.
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This Act sets up Malaysia’s skills development framework, including the Council, the Director General, accreditation of training programmes, certification, inspections, and offences.
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This Part sets up the Akademi Seni Budaya dan Warisan Kebangsaan, its board and officers, and gives rules for student conduct and the Akademi’s finances.
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This Act establishes the National Water Services Commission and gives it powers to oversee and enforce water supply and sewerage services laws.
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This Act requires licences for owning or operating public or private water and sewerage systems and for providing related services, and sets conditions, exemptions, offences, penalties, and regulator powers.
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This Act establishes the Malaysia Pepper Board, gives it functions and powers, and sets out finance, appointments, and enforcement rules.
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This Act sets out how Malaysia investigates imports and applies safeguard measures such as provisional duties, definitive safeguard duties, or quotas.
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This Act recognizes electronic messages and electronic signatures for commercial transactions, and allows electronic forms to satisfy certain legal requirements.
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This Act sets up Malaysia’s aircraft-interest rules, gives the Minister regulation-making power, and provides for the Convention and Protocol to operate for aircraft objects.
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This Act applies selected provisions of the Loans (Asian Development Bank) Act 1968 to a guarantee for Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Limited, ratifies an existing guarantee agreement, and allows the application to be extended to other companies by resolution and Gazette order.
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This Act sets rules for determining Malaysia’s baselines and maritime zones, and gives the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Minister powers to make related declarations, maps, charts, and regulations.
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This Act amends several Malaysian tax laws and creates public and advance ruling powers for the Director General of Inland Revenue.
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This Act establishes Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan), sets up its board and investment panel, and gives them powers and duties to manage the Fund.
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This Act establishes the Iskandar Regional Development Authority and gives it powers to coordinate development in the Iskandar Development Region.
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This Act establishes the Malaysia Co-operative Societies Commission and sets out its governance, powers, funding, reporting, and investigation framework.
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This Act sets licensing and enforcement rules for specified biofuel activities, including production, blending, import, export, storage, measurement, and testing.
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The Act sets up Labuan’s Native Title Register, allows natives to register and revoke native holdings, and restricts most dealings with native holdings by non-natives.