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← Info-communications Media Development Authority Act 2016

Info-communications Media Development Authority Act 2016 s 91

s 91 Saving and transitional provisions for principal Acts

91.—(1) Any approval, authorisation, code of practice (including standard of performance), decision, determination, direction, exemption, licence, guideline, notice (or other document) or order —(a) that is issued or given by the Former IDA (in relation to the transferring IDA function) or the Former MDA under any principal Act; and (b) that is in force immediately before the transfer date, remains in force and is deemed to have been issued or given by the Authority under that principal Act, to the extent that it is not inconsistent with that principal Act (as amended on 1 October 2016). (2) Any application that is made to the Former IDA (in relation to the transferring IDA function) or the Former MDA under any principal Act and is pending on the transfer date is deemed to be an application made to the Authority under that principal Act, to the extent that it is not inconsistent with that principal Act (as amended on 1 October 2016). (3) Any appeal that is made to the Minister under any principal Act against any act, direction or decision of, or anything contained in any instrument or other document issued by, the Former IDA (in relation to the transferring IDA function) or the Former MDA and is pending on the transfer date is deemed to be an appeal against the Authority under that principal Act.

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