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Companies Act (Chapter 50): Key legislation governing corporate record-keeping, governance requirements, and documentation of business decisions in Singapore. Ensures meeting minutes comply with statutory record-keeping obligations.

Electronic Transactions Act: Addresses the legal status of electronic records and signatures, including requirements for electronic document storage and recognition of electronic communications in business context.

Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA): Regulates the collection, use, and storage of personal data that may be included in meeting minutes, including consent requirements and access restrictions.

Evidence Act: Governs the admissibility of meeting minutes as evidence, including requirements for proper documentation and authentication of records in legal proceedings.

Contract Law: Relevant when minutes contain contractual agreements or commitments, ensuring clear documentation of terms, responsibilities, and mutual understanding between parties.

Industry-Specific Regulations: Additional regulatory requirements specific to the industry sector that may affect the content and maintenance of meeting minutes.

Corporate Governance Guidelines: Best practices and guidelines for corporate governance that influence the format, content, and maintenance of meeting minutes.

Internal Company Policies: Organization's internal policies and procedures that govern the creation, approval, and storage of meeting minutes.

Regulatory Body Requirements: Specific requirements from relevant regulatory authorities that may affect the format, content, or maintenance of meeting minutes.