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Fifth Schedule Singapore Constitution 1963

Article 1-2 (Preliminary) Article 3-5 (The Republic and the Constitution) Article 6-8 Article 9-10 Article 11-12 Article 13-14 Article 15-16 Article 17-20 Article 21-22G Article 22H-22P Article 23-30 (The Executive) Article 31-37 Article 37A-37H (Council of Presidential Advisers) Article 37I-37IG Article 37J-37M Article 38-45 (The Legislature) Article 46-54 Article 55-62 Article 63-67 Article 68-75 (The Presidential Council for Minority Rights) Article 76-84 Article 85-92 Article 93-96 (The Judiciary) Article 97-101 Article 102-104 (The Public Service – General Provisions) Article 105-111A (The Public Service Commission) Article 111B-111I (The Judicial Service Commission) Article 111J-111Q (The Legal Service Commission) Article 112-119 (Supplementary Provisions) Article 120-127 (Citizenship) Article 128-135 Article 136-141 Article 142-148 (Financial Provisions) Article 148A-148I Article 149-151A Article 152-156 Article 157-166 (Transitional Provisions) First Schedule Second Schedule Third Schedule Fourth Schedule Fifth Schedule

5th Schedule to the Constitution of Singapore 1963

(Articles 19(3), 22A, 22B, 22C, 22D, 37IE, 37IF and 148I)
KEY STATUTORY BOARDS AND GOVERNMENT COMPANIES

PART 1

[Deleted by Act 24 of 2002]
Central Provident Fund Board.
Housing and Development Board.
Jurong Town Corporation.
Monetary Authority of Singapore.

PART 2

GIC Private Limited.
[Deleted by Act 28 of 2016]
Temasek Holdings (Private) Limited.

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