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Accountants Act
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In force1985 Revised EditionCurrent version · 1985 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Accountants Act

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VProfessional Conduct

4 sections earlier

7General powers of Society
8Rules of Society
9Constitution of Council
10Appointed members
11Elected members
12Failure of members to elect
13When members of Council to vacate office
14Casual vacancies
15Council may act notwithstanding vacancies
16General powers of Council
17Specific powers of Council
18Power of Council to accept gifts
19Meetings of Council
20Expenses of members
21Appointment and functions of Registrar
22Register of accountants
23Membership
24Provisional membership
25Licensed accountant
26Application for registration
27Fees payable by members
28Resignations from Society
29Reinstatement of members
35Holding out as provisional member or registered accountant or licensed accountant
36Holding out as public accountant or auditor or tax consultant

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Accountants Act · 1985 Revised Edition

15. Council may act notwithstanding vacancies

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The Council may act notwithstanding any vacancy in its membership provided that not less than 12 members thereof continue in office. [16

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“Council” means the Council of the Society established under section 9;

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Council
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“Council” means the Council of the Society established under section 9;
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