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This amendment Act changes the Civil Defence Act 1951 to establish the Malaysia Civil Defence Force, set out its functions, appointment structure, member powers, service rules, and offences.
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This amendment expands the powers of certain Anti-Drug Agency officers, including senior officers and agency officers in custody-related situations, to act with police-like powers in specified cases.
Malaysia
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The Act starts on a date set by the Minister in the Gazette, applies across Malaysia, and the Minister may suspend it in any State. It also says no one may do the listed gas activities unless licensed.
Malaysia
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This Act amends the National Land Code and related rules, including title extensions, subdivided buildings, electronic lodgment, foreign corporate landholding, and offence penalties.
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This Act amends the Land Acquisition Act 1960, including rules on commencement, land acquisition procedures, planning information, compensation, valuation, temporary occupation, and related forms and registers.
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This Act amends the Strata Titles Act 1985 to add rules on strata tax, forfeiture, management corporation powers, and related procedures.
Malaysia
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This Part sets ship-personnel, seafarer certification, rest, leave, wages, health, records, and conduct rules for Malaysian ships, with duties on owners and masters and powers for maritime అధికారులు.
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This Act names the Supply Act 2017 and authorises up to RM158,256,341,900 from the Consolidated Fund for services in 2017.
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This amendment Act changes criminal procedure rules, including protected witness safeguards, trial in absence of an accused, electronic monitoring on bail, and updated offence and penalty schedules.
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This amendment requires federal and state government departments or agencies to seek Majlis advice for certain development proposals, and to submit the proposal with a social impact assessment and any other reports the Majlis specifies.
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The Act starts on a date set by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong by Gazette notice, and it adds cross-territory enforcement rules plus amendments on how certain Syarie prosecution and enforcement powers must be exercised.
Malaysia
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This Act amends the Births and Deaths Registration Act 1957 to add presumed death registration, change several registration time limits, and increase offences and penalties.
Malaysia
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This amendment Act changes section 5 of the 1963 Act, sets commencement by a date fixed by the Minister in the Gazette, and creates an offence with penalties for contravening section 3.
Malaysia
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This amendment Act updates Malaysia’s Civil Aviation law, shifts key functions to the Civil Aviation Authority, and gives the Minister and Chief Executive Officer new regulatory and enforcement powers.
Malaysia
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This Act amends the Evidence Act 1950 and makes evidence taken under section 265a of the Criminal Procedure Code admissible in criminal proceedings.
Malaysia
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This amendment act changes the Sabah advocates ordinance by creating the Sabah Law Society, adding registration and certificate rules, and expanding disciplinary procedures and penalties.
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This Act authorizes supplementary spending for 2016 up to RM3,081,413,026 from the Consolidated Fund and lists the amounts for each named purpose.
Malaysia
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This Act amends the Weights and Measures Act 1972 and gives the Minister power to set commencement and make Gazette orders to amend the Second Schedule. It also creates an offence for failing to disclose relevant information or giving false or misleading material, with penalties up to RM50,000, 4 years’ imprisonment, o
Malaysia
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This Act amends the Judges’ Remuneration Act 1971 and starts on 1 June 2017.
Malaysia
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This Act amends section 21 so regulations made under that section may set a penalty of up to RM1,000,000, up to 2 years’ imprisonment, or both, for breaches of those regulations.