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Bretton Woods Agreements Act 1966 s 3

s 3 Interpretation

3. In this Act —“Fund” means the International Monetary Fund established under the Fund Agreement; “Fund Agreement” means the Articles of Agreement of the International Monetary Fund as originally adopted and as subsequently amended —(a) pursuant to Resolution No. 23-5 adopted by the Board of Governors of the Fund on 31 May 1968 in order to institute a facility based on special drawing rights; and (b) pursuant to Resolution No. 31-4 adopted by the Board of Governors of the Fund on 30 April 1976 in order to establish a reformed international monetary system; “Fund arrangement” means —(a) the credit arrangements provided pursuant to Decision No. 11428‑(97/6), dated 27 January 1997, of the Executive Board of the Fund, as subsequently amended and renewed by the decisions of the Executive Board of the Fund; or (b) any arrangement established by the Fund under section 1 of Article VII of the Fund Agreement; “Fund program” means —(a) the Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust established pursuant to Decision No. 8759‑(87/176), dated 18 December 1987, of the Executive Board of the Fund and as subsequently amended and renewed by the decisions of the Executive Board of the Fund; or (b) any program administered by the Fund in accordance with section 2 of Article V of the Fund Agreement; “Monetary Authority of Singapore” means the Monetary Authority of Singapore established under section 3 of the Monetary Authority of Singapore Act 1970.[18/2016]

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