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6581 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/view.php?ref=6581 https://intelek.unisza.edu.my/intelek/pages/search.php?search=!collection407072 Restricted Document Conference Conference Paper application/pdf 12 1.6 Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 20 Paper Capture Plug-in Aishah 2018-10-22 15:52:22 1546-01-FH03-FUHA-18-17538.pdf UniSZA Private Access Amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in Malaysia In early 2015, the Malaysian government announced that a major amendment involving more than 70 per cent will be made to the 13-year-old Child Act 2001 for the purpose of enhancing the protection and welfare of the children’s right. As a result, the Child (Amendment) Act 2016 comes into operation on 1st January 2017. Among the provisions which are affected by the amendment is pertaining to the children beyond control. This study seeks to examine the extent of the amendment made to the related legal provisions as well as to distinguish it from the previous provisions. It employs library research (textual) method for data collection by analysing statutes, books, journals, reports, newspaper articles, conference proceedings and other periodicals. This study concludes that the major changes made to section 46 of the Child Act 2001 encompass two areas; a) the grounds to detain a beyond control child based on the application made by the parent, and b) the types of orders made by the Court For Children upon receiving the said application. 1-12 International Conference on Law and Globalisation 2018 (ICLG 2018) UNISZA
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Amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in Malaysia
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In early 2015, the Malaysian government announced that a major amendment involving more than 70 per cent will be made to the 13-year-old Child Act 2001 for the purpose of enhancing the protection and welfare of the children’s right. As a result, the Child (Amendment) Act 2016 comes into operation on 1st January 2017. Among the provisions which are affected by the amendment is pertaining to the children beyond control. This study seeks to examine the extent of the amendment made to the related legal provisions as well as to distinguish it from the previous provisions. It employs library research (textual) method for data collection by analysing statutes, books, journals, reports, newspaper articles, conference proceedings and other periodicals. This study concludes that the major changes made to section 46 of the Child Act 2001 encompass two areas; a) the grounds to detain a beyond control child based on the application made by the parent, and b) the types of orders made by the Court For Children upon receiving the said application.
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Amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in Malaysia
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Amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in Malaysia
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Amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in Malaysia
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Amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in Malaysia
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Amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in Malaysia
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amendment to section 46 of the child act 2001- towards enhancing the protection of children beyond control in malaysia
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