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In accordance with section 4B of the Revision of Laws Act, the enactments included in the electronic revised edition shall, for all purposes, with effect from the date on which they are published on the web portal of the Attorney-General’s Office ...
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On the web portal of the Attorney-General’s Office.
Yes, download if freely available to all users
Yes. document can be downloaded and printed from the browser
A regulation is a subsidiary legislation which is made by the Minister to whom the relevant portfolio is assigned. The power to make regulations is provided in the Act under which the regulations are to be made.
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All documents are accessible from the web portal. if you intend to get access to specific versions of ACTs and Regulations, you need to login to the portal
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The result of the comparison will appear side by side.
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The law documents have been signed using the digital certificate of the Attorney General's Office.
The digital certificate has been issued by Mausign (Government Licensed Certification Authority) and therefore is legally recognizable under the Electronic Transaction Act
The digital signature on every page of a legislation guarantees that the document has been issued by the Attorney General’s Office (AGO) and gives authenticity to the soft-copy.
The public users can scan the QR Code using a QR Code scanner to check whether the version of the downloaded legislation document tallies with the official version on the AGO Portal
The digital signature protects electronic documents and indicates whether the documents have been tampered or not.
To view the signed legislations, you must first download a free copy of Adobe Reader. Then you can save the PDFs to your computer and view the signatures with Adobe Reader.
User may scan the QR Code from any page of the document and redirected to the AGO web portal
https://lawsofmauritius.govmu.org/portal/acts to check the authenticity of the document
if the QR Code is valid, the status "Valid" will be displayed on the web portal and user will be able to view the soft copy of the law document.
Users can verify the hard copy of the document against the soft copy of the documents that could be viewed on screen.
if the QR Code has been tampered, the status "invalid" will be displayed on the web portal.
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