Locating Singapore Legislation
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This document provides information on how to locate Singapore legislation. It explains that Singapore laws include the Constitution, Acts, and subsidiary legislation. Acts deal with broad legal principles while subsidiary legislation contains details and procedures. The key locations to find Singapore laws are Singapore Statutes Online and LawNet. The document gives examples of how to cite an Act and subsidiary legislation and provides contact information for any questions.
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Locating Singapore Legislation
- 1. How do I locate Singapore legislation? Charlotte Gill Senior Research Librarian, Law 28th July 2015 © Copyright 2011 Singapore Management University, Li Ka Shing Library. All Rights Reserved
- 2. Singapore Laws Constitution Statutes /Acts 400 different statutes Each Act is given it’s own chapter number. (‘cap’ for short) E.g. Companies Act, Cap 50 Subsidiary Legislation Acts deal with broad legal principles. Subsids deal with details such as procedures, admin matters, technical standards, etc. E.g. Companies (Application of Bankruptcy Act Provisions) Regulations, Cap 50, Section 411 Legislation
- 3. Where can I locate Singapore laws? Singapore Statutes Online LawNet
- 4. Locating a Singapore Act Legal Profession Act (Cap 161) s2 Singapore Statutes Online Singapore Statutes Online http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/
- 6. Locating subsidiary legislation Legal Profession (Qualified Persons) Rules, (Cap 161, R15, 2002 Rev Ed) Rule 2 and First Schedule
- 10. E-mail: Library@smu.edu.sg Questions? © Copyright 2011 Singapore Management University, Li Ka Shing Library. All Rights Reserved