LEGISLATION
Federal Constitution
The Federal Constitution of Malaysia, which came into force in 1957, is the supreme law of Malaysia. The Federation was initially called the Federation of Malaya (in Malay, Persekutuan Tanah Melayu) and it adopted its present name, Malaysia, when the States of Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore (now independent) joined the Federation.
Act
| Act refers to laws passed by Parliament. Among the acts and codes used in the administration of the Sepang Municipal Council are: | |
| • Criminal Procedure Code (Act 593) | |
| • Penal Code (Act 574) | |
| • Evidence Act 1950 (Act 56) | |
| • Official Secrets Act 1972 (Act 88) | |
| • Local Government Act 1976 (Act 171) | |
| • Roads, Drains and Buildings Act 1974 (Act 133) | |
| • Town and Country Planning Act 1976 (Act 172) | |
| • Strata Act 2013 | |
Enactment
An Enactment is a law enacted by the State Legislative Assembly and is only applicable in the entire state. Sepang Municipal Council has adopted two (2) enactments, namely:
• Selangor State Entertainment and Entertainment Places Enactment 1995.
• Cattle Control Enactment (Selangor) 1971
By Laws
1) Street, Drainage and Building (Compounding of Offences) (Sepang Municipal Council)
By-Laws 2005
2) Local Government (Compounding of Offences) (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws
2005
3) Selangor Uniform Building By-Laws (Selangor) 1986
4) Licensing of Trade, Businesses and Industries (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws
2007
5) Hawkers (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
6) Licensing of Dogs and Kennel Establishments (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws
2007
7) Advertisement (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
8) Election Advertisement (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
9) Markets (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
10) Licensing of Private Car Park (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2005
11) Food Handlers (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
12) Earthworks (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
13) Parks (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2005
14) Vandalism (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2005
15) Crematorium (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
16)Muslim Cemetery (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2005
17) Public Lavatories (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2005
18) Swimming Pool (Sepang Municipal Council) By-laws 2013
19) Beauty and Health Care Centre (Sepang Municipal Council) By-laws 2013
20) Hotel (Sepang Municipal Council) By-laws 20133
21) Private Sports Centre (Sepang Municipal Council) By-laws 2013
22) Rearing of Swiftlet and Manufacturing of Swiftlet’s Nest (Sepang Municipal Council)
By-Laws 2013
23) Street Works By-Laws 1996
24) Anti-Litter (Sepang District Council) By-Laws 1997
25)Cyber Centre and Cyber Cafe (Sepang Municipal Council) By-laws 2007
26) Licensing of Food Establishments (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
27) Refuse Collection, Removal and Disposal (Sepang Municipal Council) By-Laws 2007
Order
The Sepang Municipal Council refers to and applies this order in the administration of the Sepang District.
• Road Traffic (Provisions Regarding Parking) Order (MPSEPANG) 2007
Procedure
Rules are a detail of the law enacted based on the powers provided by the principal act such as the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 (Act 172) and the Local Government Act 1976 (Act 171). The following is a list of Rules adopted by the Sepang Municipal Council, namely:
• Court Rules 2012
• Employees (Conduct and Discipline) Rules ( Sepang District Council) 1995
• Planning Control Rules (General) (Selangor) 2001
• Tree Preservation Rules 2001
• Appeal Board Rules 1999
Regulations
The Essential Regulations (Squatter Clearance 1969) is one of the 92 ordinances enacted under the 1969 Emergency Declaration. The Sepang Municipal Council refers to and applies this ordinance in the administration of the Sepang District.
