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Malaysia
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This Act validates ferry fees collected for services between Pengkalan Kubor, Malaysia and Takbai, Thailand during 1 January 1999 to 31 December 2024, and blocks related lawsuits or refunds.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for gig-worker service agreements, earnings, deductions, deactivation, dispute resolution, and tribunal remedies.
Malaysia
5 provisions
This Act sets up the Consumer Credit Commission and gives it broad powers to regulate consumer credit, while applying to persons carrying on credit business or credit service business involving a credit consumer, subject to listed exceptions.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act amends several Malaysian tax laws, including income tax, real property gains tax, stamp duty, Labuan tax, and petroleum income tax.
Malaysia
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This Act amends several Malaysian tax-related laws, mainly to support electronic filing, new administrative powers, guideline-making powers, and higher stamp duty penalties.
Malaysia
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This Act creates a bullying complaint system, requires education and institution administrators to set up bullying-prevention committees and support processes, and sets up a Tribunal to hear complaints and make orders.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for cross-border insolvency: foreign representatives may seek recognition and relief in Malaysian courts, foreign creditors get access, and the Court may cooperate with foreign courts.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets up Malaysia’s legal aid and public defence system, including who may get services, how applications and certificates work, fees, panels of solicitors, and when services can be revoked or stayed.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act requires auctioneers in Sabah and Labuan to be licensed, sets licence fees and commission limits, and gives the Minister and local officers powers over rules and licensing.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act restricts spying, disclosure, and handling of official secrets, and gives authorities powers to search, seize, and require information or documents.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act amends the Federal Constitution’s Tenth Schedule rates for population-based grants and starts on 1 April 2026.
Malaysia
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This Act lets parties ask the High Court to record certain international settlement agreements made through mediation so they can be enforced, and it also allows such agreements to be used as evidence.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets the rules for Malaysian government procurement, including who it applies to, registration, approvals, conduct, oversight, appeals, and enforcement.
Malaysia
1 provisions
The Minister may make rules for destroying or otherwise disposing of certain court and insolvency records, after consulting the Chief Judge. The Act also protects records that must be kept by other laws and bars suits over disposal done under valid rules.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets out how Malaysian and Singaporean enforcement and incident-management officers operate across the RTS Link area, including deployment, powers, incident handling, protections, and data handling.
Malaysia
1 provisions
This document identifies Malaysia’s Insurance Act 1963 and states that it was repealed by the Insurance Act 1996.
Malaysia
5 provisions
This Act sets up Malaysia’s child protection framework, including the National Council for Children, Child Protection Teams, and Court for Children, and it requires privacy for children in media reports.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets out the structure and procedure of Malaysia’s superior courts, including court administration, hearing rules, appeals, and High Court powers.
Malaysia
3 provisions
This Act sets out how Malaysia’s superior courts are organized and how they operate, including court process, jurisdiction, public hearings, remote hearings, appeals, and rule-making powers.
Malaysia
2 provisions
This Act sets out the structure, jurisdiction, and powers of Sessions Courts and Magistrates’ Courts, including procedure, sentencing limits, and some special powers.