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II. NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

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A. Ministry of Finance

The Ministry of Finance comprises two departments and five statutory bodies. The departments are: (a) the Royal Customs and Excise Department; and (b) the Valuation and Property Services Department. The statutory bodies under the Ministry include: (a) Bank Negara Malaysia (Central Bank); (b) National Savings Bank; (c) Employees Provident Fund; (d) Securities Commission; and (e) Inland Revenue Board.

There are also three development boards that come under the Ministry of Finance:

  • The Langkawi Development Authority which was set up primarily to oversee the development of Langkawi Island as a tourist destination;
  • The Labuan Development Authority which has been entrusted chiefly with the responsibility of developing Labuan to a level worthy of its status as an international offshore financial centre;
  • The Labuan Offshore Financial Services Authority which was established in February 1996 to promote and develop the offshore financial services of the island.
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