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Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute

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Type
Subsidiary Legislation
Status
In force
Enacted
1938
Sections
1

Quick answer

About this subsidiary legislation

Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation PA-N1 1938, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1938.

Regulation

Suggest a correction

Poisons Act(CHAPTER 234, Section 19(1))Authority to Grant Sanctions to ProsecuteN 1REVISED EDITION 1999(1st January 1999)The Attorney-General has authorised the following persons to grant sanctions to prosecute under the Act:(1)the Solicitor-General. [S 84/49](2)the Director of Medical Services. [S 74/54](3)the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of the Environment. [S 256/92]

Common questions

What is Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute?
Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation PA-N1 1938, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1938.
Is Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute still in force?
Yes — Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute is currently in force.
When did Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute take effect?
Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute was first recorded in 1938.
How many regulations does Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute have?
Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute contains 1 regulation.
Where can I read the official version of Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute?
The official text of Authority to Grant Sanctions to Prosecute is published at sso.agc.gov.sg.