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bruneilawsby aturio
In force2012 Revised Edition
Contents

Part VI · Offences in Relation to Health and Welfare of

29. Begging or any illegal activities

Any person who causes or procures any child or young person or, being a person having his care, allows him to be at any premises or place for the purposes of —

(a)

begging or receiving alms, or of inducing the giving of alms; or

(b)

any illegal activity or any other activity detrimental to his health or welfare, is guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding

$10,000, imprisonment for a term not exceeding 5 years with or without whipping not exceeding 8 strokes, or both.

Report

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Part VII

Notification on Taking Child or Young Person Into Care, Custody or Control

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Part VIII

Trafficking in Children and Young Persons

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Part IX

Procedure in Juvenile Courts

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Part X

Remand Homes

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Part XI

Places of Detention

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Part XII

Approved Schools and Approved Homes

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Part XIII

Provisions Applicable to Persons Being Detained in Approved Schools, Approved Homes, Remand Homes and Places of Detention

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Part XIV

Expenses and Contributions

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Part XV

General

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