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← Human Cloning and Other Prohibited Practices Act 2004

Human Cloning and Other Prohibited Practices Act 2004 s 4

s 4 Administration of Act

4.—(1) The Director‑General is responsible for the administration and enforcement of this Act, subject to the general and special directions of the Minister.[Act 11 of 2023 wef 01/05/2023] (2) The Director‑General may in writing appoint any public officer or any officer of any statutory authority to be an enforcement officer for the purposes of this Act.[Act 11 of 2023 wef 01/05/2023] (3) Every enforcement officer must, when exercising his or her powers and carrying out his or her duties under this Act, comply with such general or special directions as may, from time to time, be given to him or her by the Director‑General.[Act 11 of 2023 wef 01/05/2023] (4) Every enforcement officer must, when exercising any of his or her powers under this Act —(a) if not in uniform, declare his or her office; and (b) on demand, produce to any person affected by the exercise of those powers such identification card as the Director‑General may direct to be carried by the enforcement officer when exercising such powers.[Act 11 of 2023 wef 01/05/2023] (5) Every enforcement officer appointed under subsection (2) is deemed to be a public servant within the meaning of the Penal Code 1871.

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