Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill

Debated in Parliament on 17 May 2018.

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The Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill was introduced to amend the Small Claims Tribunals Act and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
Second Minister for Law Ms Indranee Rajah presented the bill, had it read for the first time, and scheduled it for a second reading at the next parliamentary sitting.
The bill aims to update and improve the functioning of the Small Claims Tribunals system through legislative changes.
Amendments are intended to ensure the tribunal’s processes remain effective and aligned with current legal and practical needs.
The legislative update reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance access to justice and dispute resolution mechanisms.

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"to amend the Small Claims Tribunals Act (Chapter 308 of the 1998 Revised Edition) and to make consequential amendments to certain other Acts",

Second Minister for Law (Ms Indranee Rajah)

presented by the Second Minister for Law (Ms Indranee Rajah); read the First time; to be read a Second time on the next available Sitting of Parliament, and to be printed.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill was introduced to amend the Small Claims Tribunals Act and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
Second Minister for Law Ms Indranee Rajah presented the bill, had it read for the first time, and scheduled it for a second reading at the next parliamentary sitting.
The bill aims to update and improve the functioning of the Small Claims Tribunals system through legislative changes.
Amendments are intended to ensure the tribunal’s processes remain effective and aligned with current legal and practical needs.
The legislative update reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance access to justice and dispute resolution mechanisms.

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Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill

Debated in Parliament on 17 May 2018.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill was introduced to amend the Small Claims Tribunals Act and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
Second Minister for Law Ms Indranee Rajah presented the bill, had it read for the first time, and scheduled it for a second reading at the next parliamentary sitting.
The bill aims to update and improve the functioning of the Small Claims Tribunals system through legislative changes.
Amendments are intended to ensure the tribunal’s processes remain effective and aligned with current legal and practical needs.
The legislative update reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance access to justice and dispute resolution mechanisms.

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No questions identified

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"to amend the Small Claims Tribunals Act (Chapter 308 of the 1998 Revised Edition) and to make consequential amendments to certain other Acts",

Second Minister for Law (Ms Indranee Rajah)

presented by the Second Minister for Law (Ms Indranee Rajah); read the First time; to be read a Second time on the next available Sitting of Parliament, and to be printed.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill was introduced to amend the Small Claims Tribunals Act and make consequential amendments to other related Acts.
Second Minister for Law Ms Indranee Rajah presented the bill, had it read for the first time, and scheduled it for a second reading at the next parliamentary sitting.
The bill aims to update and improve the functioning of the Small Claims Tribunals system through legislative changes.
Amendments are intended to ensure the tribunal’s processes remain effective and aligned with current legal and practical needs.
The legislative update reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to enhance access to justice and dispute resolution mechanisms.

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Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill

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Second Minister for Law (Ms Indranee Rajah)

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Small Claims Tribunals (Amendment) Bill

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Second Minister for Law (Ms Indranee Rajah)

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