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NUS And New York University Launch Dual Law Degree Programme
Posted On Tuesday, March 13, 2007
National University of Singapore’s Faculty of Law partners leading law school from the United States to offer students opportunity to get both a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Law with no additional time added to their normal period of study.


Malaysia Mulls Further Liberalisation Of Legal Services
Posted On Friday, March 09, 2007
The Malaysian Bar is considering the potential to further liberalise the legal sector where currently foreign players are limited to Labuan, said the International Trade and Industry Minister, Rafidah Aziz during the opening of Zaid Ibrahim & Co's overseas office in Bangkok on 8 March 2007.


Law Ministry Announces Proposed Amendments To The Legal Profession Act
Posted On Friday, March 09, 2007
Senior Minister of State for Law Associate Professor Ho Peng Kee tabled the Legal Profession (Amendment) Bill in Parliament on 9 March 2007. The main aim of the Bill is to implement the recommendations made by the Review Committee formed to evaluate the Joint Law Venture (JLV) and Formal Law Alliance (FLA) schemes, and the recommendations of the Third Committee of Supply of Lawyers. Both committees were chaired by former Attorney-General Chan Sek Keong. These recommendations were earlier publicised.


Statement By Dr Balaji Sadasivan On The New Media In Parliament During COS Debate (MICA) On 3 March 2007
Posted On Friday, March 09, 2007
In a Statement by the Senior Minister Of State For Information, Communications And The Arts, Dr Balaji Sadasivan on The New Media in Parliament during COS Debate (MICA) on 3 March 2007, he addressed the three-pronged approach MICA will be taking in managing the new media: first, a light-touch regulatory framework, two, industry self-regulation and thirdly, public education.


MOM Proposes Changes To Certain Acts To Strengthen Workforce Practices
Posted On Friday, March 09, 2007
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) is proposing several changes to legislation to strengthen workforce practices in Singapore. These energed during the Committee of Supplies Debate (ie Budget Debate) in Parliament on 7 and 8 March 2007 concerning MOM.


Possible New Law To Enable Early Financial Planning Before Mental Incapacity
Posted On Friday, March 09, 2007
The Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS) is looking into whether to put in place a Mental Capacity Act. The proposed legislation will provide a legal framework to allow a person to voluntarily make advance plans for his own financial and personal welfare should he lose his mental capacity in the future. Under the proposed legislation, an individual can voluntarily make advance plans under a new statutory form of power of attorney to appoint a person (known as a donee) to decide or act on his behalf should he become mentally incapacitated.


Proposal For Amending The Building Control Act
Posted On Thursday, March 08, 2007
The Building and Construction Authority invites comments on the proposed Building Control (Amendment) Bill 2007 which addresses amendments to the Building Control Act arising from recommendations of the Report of the Joint MND-MOM Review Committee on Construction Safety (which was published in May 2005).


CCS Issues Its Notice of Decision on the Qantas-Orangestar Cooperation Agreement
Posted On Monday, March 05, 2007
The Competition Commission of Singapore (“CCS”) has today (5 March 2007) released its final notice of decision on the Qantas-Orangestar Cooperation Agreement (“Agreement”), following a two-week public consultation which commenced on 13 February 2007. During the public consultation, the CCS received a submission from a member of the public.


We are all "Time's Person of the Year 2006"
Posted On Monday, March 05, 2007
Time Magazine's Person Of The Year for 2006 is out. It is You!. By surfing the World Wide Web and leaving our footprints in cyberspace, we are all "Time's Person of the Year 2006".


Accounting Standards Board To Be Set Up For Non-Public Sector Entities
Posted On Monday, March 05, 2007
Minister of State for Finance Lim Hwee Hua announced in Parliament on Friday, 2 March 2007, that non-public sector entities - including companies, charities, societies and cooperatives - will soon have to comply with accounting standards issued by a new Accounting Standards Board (ASB).


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