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State(S) Party(Ies) Silat Seni Persilatan Elayu 0150400019 -"j State(s) Party(ies) alaisia Nameof thé élément Silat Name of thé élément in thé language and script of thé Seni Persilatan elayu community concerned, if applicable /ITH iTH a>^. s>..... N" Inventory in Thé National Héritage Register fTRANSLATION INENGLISH VERSION) Thé Department of National Héritage Malaysia First Schedule THE DEPARTMENT0F NATIONALHERITAGE [Rules 2] NATIONALHERITAGE ACT 2005 REGULATIONS 0F NATIONAL HERITAGE (THE NATIONAL HERITAGE REGISTER) 2007 THE NATIONALHERITAGE REGISTER [Sub'Section 49(1) and 51(1) National Héritage Act 2005] CATEGORY: HERITAGE OBJECT Héritage NationalHéritage Sub^îategory Form (Cultural Num. Héritage Address (TangibleCultural District State Certification Gazette Date Certification Gazette Date Heritage/Natural Item /location Number Number Héritage Number Number In Out In Out Culturel Héritage 152. Seni P.U.(B) 25 P. U. 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Seni Persiiatan P.U.(B) 25 Dec2TO8 P.U.(A) 85 26 Feb2009 6July2007/ Traditional Melayu/ Silat 486 Pariiament gamesand Malaysia martial arts MALAYSIA Warta Kerajaan SERI PADUKA BAGINDA ( DnrERBnKAN DENGAN KUASA HISMAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE PUBLISHED BYAUTHORÎTY Jil. 53 No. 5 26hb-î'ebruari 2009 TAMBAHANNo.24 PERUNDANGAN W P.U. (A) 84. AKTA KASTAM 1967 PERATURAN-PERATURAN KASTAM (PlNDAAN) CNO. 2) 2009 P^DA. m^ala îkaa_kuasa yanê d'berikan oleh seksyen 142 Akta Kastam 1967 membuat peraturan-peiatuan'yaag beriknt: Nama dan permula&n kuat kuasa ^Ll)-peSt°ran'peraturan JnLbolehla11 diaamakan Peraturan-Perafairan CPindaan) Qffo. 2) 2009. (2) Peraturan-Peratutan ini mula ber&uat kuasa pada 26 Pebruari 2009. Pindaan Jadual Pertama ^^peratlr an:p^at"raa Kaslam 1977 [p-î7- w 16211977} dipiada daîam Jadual ^alam^Bahagian l di bawah-subkepala"NEGERÏINEGÉM~TÀNAH ^'berhubungan deagan Port Kastaîn "Pelabuhan Kemaman"\ r^, ga^.ka;a-bu^r'but" ^aa£ berllub'"?êaa deagaa"Port"itu"ya:ae' teria^t S^^wg. '^Ml^ranS:^ranS''^ Te^a^y^nT^h ?" dengan'butir-butir yang beîikufc Peri/tal Barang-barang Tempat pendaratanyans sah ai sisi Undang-Midan.g (a) Semua baraag (a) Dermaga LembagaPelabuhan Kemaman yang terietak atas tanali tebus guna di Lot PT 3180 P.U. (A) 84. 472 Perihal Barang-barang Tempat pendaratan yanf sah di sw Undang-undang (b) Mesin-mesin dan (b) Kawasan yang dikenali peralatan loji, papak sebagai West Wharf y an g keluli, plat kelnli, bijih terietak di Lot PT 3410, besi, arang kok, besi Mukim Teluk Kalong sekerap, petroleum di dalam Mnkim Kemaman mentah, keluaran yang dikendalikan olel petroleum, peialatan Sukma Samudra Sdn. Bhd. indastri petroleum daa bahan mentah atau pioduk lain yaag seumpamanya sebagaimanayang diluluskan oleh Ketua Pengarah Dibuat 13 Febriiari 2009 [5 Sulit KBHE(96)667/07-16/T SK. 35; Perb. 0. 9060/18 Vol. Ïl (SK13) (13); PN(FU2)338A/XXXII] TAN SRI NOR MD BIN YAKCOP Menteri Kewangan.Kedua CUSTOMS ACT 1967 CUSTOMS (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS (No. 2) 2009 IN exercise of thé powers conferred by section 142 of thé Customs Act 1967 [Act 235Ï, thé Minister makes thé following régulations: Citation and commencement l. (l) Thèse régulations may be cited as thé Customs (Amendtocnt) Régulations (No. 2) 2009. (2) Thèse Régulations corne iato opération on 26 Prfiruary 2009. Amendment of Fîrst Schedule 2. Thé Customs Régulations 1977 [P. U. (A) 162/1977] are amended in thé Fiist Schedule in Part l under thé subheadiDg "STATES 0F MALAYA"in relation to Customs Port "Pelabuhan Kemaman" by substituting for ail thé particulars relating to thePortappearing undercolumns "Description ofGoods' and "LégalLanding Place" thé following particulars: 473 P.U. (A) 84-85. Description of Goods Légal Landmg Place (a) Ail goods (a) T de wharf of thé Kemaman Port Authority located on thé reclaimed land at Lot FT 3180 (b) Màchinery and plant (b) Thé area known as thé eqnipment, steel slabs, Wèst Wharf sihiated at steel plates, iron ores, Lot PT 3410, Mukim of coke, scïap iroa, petroleum Teluk Kalong in thé District crude, petroleum pioducts, of Kemamaa opeiated by petroleum industries Sukma Samudra. Sdn. Bhd. equipment and such other . raw materials or products as may be approved by thé Director Général Made 13 Pebruaiy 2009 [5 Salit KE.HE(96)667/07-l6/T SK. 35; Perb. 0. 9060/18 Vol. 22 (SK13) (13); PN(PUÎ)338A/XXXH] TAN SRI NOR MD BIN YAKCOP Second Mmister of Finance P.U. (A) 85. 3 AKTA WARISANKEBANGSAAN 2005 PERINTAK WARISAN KEBANGSAAN ÇPBRISYTIHARANWAMSAK KEBANGSAAN) (WARBANKEBUDAYAAN TIDAK KETARA) 20Û9 PADA mettjalaakaa kuasa yang diberikan oleh subseksyea 67(1) Akta Warisan Kebangsaan 2005 lAkta 645}, Meateri membuat perinta'h yaag bariknfc Nania 1^ Penntah iai bolellah dinamakan Pcrintah Warisan Kebangsaan (PerisytiharanWarisan Kebangsaan) (WarisanKebudayaan tit 2009. Waris&nKebangsaan ?', ,^ns&°. *(et>udayaan tidak ketara yang dinyatakan dalam Jadual yang telah diisytiharkan sebagai objek warisan dalam Perisytiliaraa Objdt Warisan (WarLsan Kebudayaaa tidak Keta.ra.) 2008[P. U. (B) 486/2008\ yang disiarkaa dalam Warta pada 25 Disember 2008 dan disenaraikan dalam Daftar adalah diisytiliarkan sebagai Warisan Kebangsaan. P.U. (A) 85. 474 JADUAL Màkyung Wayang kulit Baagsawaa Sewang Ngajat Sumazau <^. Doadang sayang Joget Melayu Tarian s inga atas tiang Rumah Terbuka Malaysia Jalur Gemilang Bunga raya Dibuat 23 Disember 2008 [JWN.PP. 600/3/51/1/2; PN(PU2)652/HI} DATO' SERI HÀ«MOHD. SHAFIE BIN HAJI APDÂL Menteri Perpaduan, Kebwîayacm, Kesenian dan- Warisan NATIONAL HERTTACBB ACT 2005 NATIONAL HERITAGE (DECLARATION 0F NATIONAL HERITAGE) (INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERn-AGE) ORDER 2009 IHexercise of thé powers conferred by subsectioa67(1) of thé National Héritage Act 2005 [Act 645], thé Minister makes thé followîng oider: Citation l. This aider may be cited as theNationaI Héritage (Déclaration of National Héritage) (Intangible Cultural Héritage) Order 2009. National Héritage 2. Thé intangible cultunl héritage specified in thé Schedule that hâve beea declared as héritage objects in thé Declara. tion of Hferitage Object (Intangible Cultural Héritage) 2008 [P. U. (B) 486/2008] as publislied in thé Gaz. ette on 25 December 2008 and listed in thé Register are declared ta be National Héritage. 475 P. U. (A) 85-86. SCHEDULE <Bk Mafsyung Shadow puppet Malay opeia Sewang Ngcy'at Sumazau Dondang sayang Malay daace Lioa dance on thé pôle Malaysian Open House Stripes of GIory Hibisciis rosa-sinensis Made 23 December 2008 [JWN. PP. 600/3/51/1/2; PN(PU2)652/IH] DATO' SERI HAJI MOHD. SHAFIE BIN HÀJIAPDAL Ministry of Unity, Culture. Arts and Héritas e P.U. (A) 86. AKTA KASTAM 1967 PERINTAHKASTAM (NtLAI-NlLAl) (MlNYAK MENTAH PCTROLEUM) (No. 5) 2009 PADA-îeaJaIankan kBasa yang diberikan oleh seksyen 12Akta Kastam 1967 ], Menteri membuat'perintal» yang berikut: Nanaadan permulaan kuat kuasa L_penntah in.i bolelllah diaamakanPerintah Kastam (Nilai-NiIai-) Mentah^Petroleum) ^o. 5) 2009 dan Tendakl^"muîa"berkuark uas^aî'î tempol 26 Pebruari 2009 biugga. 11 Mac 2009. Pemungutan dan pembayaran duti kastam _-Baei. maksud pemungytan dan pembayaran duti-duti kastam, meaurnt a-perontukan Perintah Duti Kastam 2007 IP.U. (A) 441/2007], nilai ^tiap-Uap^satu baiaag berduti yang dinyatakan'dalam ruang (l) dan-(2) mengikut unitnya yaag teisebut'dalam niaag (3) hendakllh'n'ilar dalam ruang (4) Jadual teisebut 104. Laddu P. U. (B}476 18 Dis2008 P.U. (A)454 25 Dis 2008 14/2/2009 / Sekolah Makanan Menengah Kebangsaan (Kuih/Bubur) Victoria 105. Buburpedas sarawak P. U. (B)476 18 Dis 2008 P.U. (A)454 25 Dis 2008 14/2/2009 / Sekolah Makanan Menengah Kebangsaan (Kuih/Bubur) Vflctoria 106. BuburAsyura P.U.(B)476 18Dis 2008 P.U.(A)454 25 Dis2008 14/2^2009 / Sekolah Makanan Menengah Kebangsaan Victoria (Kuih/Bubur) 107.
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