Registration of Criminals (Amendment) Bill

Debated in Parliament on 1 Aug 2022.

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The Minister of State for Home Affairs presented the Registration of Criminals (Amendment) Bill to amend the Registration of Criminals Act 1949 and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
The Bill was read for the first time and scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.
The amendments aim to update the existing legal framework for criminal registration.
The proposed changes are intended to ensure the Act remains relevant and effective in modern contexts.
The Bill will be printed and circulated for further legislative review.

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"to amend the Registration of Criminals Act 1949 and to make consequential and related amendments to certain other Acts.",

presented by the Minister of State for Home Affairs (Ms Sun Xueling) (on behalf of the Minister for Home Affairs) read the First time; to be read a Second time on the next available Sitting of Parliament, and to be printed.

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The Minister of State for Home Affairs presented the Registration of Criminals (Amendment) Bill to amend the Registration of Criminals Act 1949 and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
The Bill was read for the first time and scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.
The amendments aim to update the existing legal framework for criminal registration.
The proposed changes are intended to ensure the Act remains relevant and effective in modern contexts.
The Bill will be printed and circulated for further legislative review.

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Registration of Criminals (Amendment) Bill

Debated in Parliament on 1 Aug 2022.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Minister of State for Home Affairs presented the Registration of Criminals (Amendment) Bill to amend the Registration of Criminals Act 1949 and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
The Bill was read for the first time and scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.
The amendments aim to update the existing legal framework for criminal registration.
The proposed changes are intended to ensure the Act remains relevant and effective in modern contexts.
The Bill will be printed and circulated for further legislative review.

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"to amend the Registration of Criminals Act 1949 and to make consequential and related amendments to certain other Acts.",

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Minister of State for Home Affairs presented the Registration of Criminals (Amendment) Bill to amend the Registration of Criminals Act 1949 and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
The Bill was read for the first time and scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.
The amendments aim to update the existing legal framework for criminal registration.
The proposed changes are intended to ensure the Act remains relevant and effective in modern contexts.
The Bill will be printed and circulated for further legislative review.

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Registration of Criminals (Amendment) Bill

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