Community Disputes Resolution (Amendment) Bill

Debated in Parliament on 9 Sep 2024.

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The Bill amends the Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015 and related legislation to establish a comprehensive framework for managing disputes among neighbours.
It seeks to enhance the powers and processes of Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals to handle such conflicts more effectively.
The amendment includes consequential changes to several other Acts, including the Community Mediation Centres Act and the Housing and Development Act.
The Bill was presented by the Senior Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth on behalf of the Minister.
It was read for the first time and is scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.

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"to amend the Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015 and to make related and consequential amendments to the Community Mediation Centres Act 1997, the Housing and Development Act 1959, the Police Force Act 2004 and certain other Acts, to provide for a community disputes management framework amongst neighbours and to enhance the powers and processes of Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals",

presented by the Senior Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth (Ms Low Yen Ling) on behalf of the Minister for Culture, Community and Youth; 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 Bill amends the Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015 and related legislation to establish a comprehensive framework for managing disputes among neighbours.
It seeks to enhance the powers and processes of Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals to handle such conflicts more effectively.
The amendment includes consequential changes to several other Acts, including the Community Mediation Centres Act and the Housing and Development Act.
The Bill was presented by the Senior Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth on behalf of the Minister.
It was read for the first time and is scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.

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Community Disputes Resolution (Amendment) Bill

Debated in Parliament on 9 Sep 2024.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Bill amends the Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015 and related legislation to establish a comprehensive framework for managing disputes among neighbours.
It seeks to enhance the powers and processes of Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals to handle such conflicts more effectively.
The amendment includes consequential changes to several other Acts, including the Community Mediation Centres Act and the Housing and Development Act.
The Bill was presented by the Senior Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth on behalf of the Minister.
It was read for the first time and is scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.

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The Bill amends the Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015 and related legislation to establish a comprehensive framework for managing disputes among neighbours.
It seeks to enhance the powers and processes of Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals to handle such conflicts more effectively.
The amendment includes consequential changes to several other Acts, including the Community Mediation Centres Act and the Housing and Development Act.
The Bill was presented by the Senior Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth on behalf of the Minister.
It was read for the first time and is scheduled for a second reading at the next available parliamentary sitting.

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Community Disputes Resolution (Amendment) Bill

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Community Disputes Resolution (Amendment) Bill

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