Malaysia legislation
Section 27
Section 27
The Registrar General may refuse to register a private higher educational institution if he is satisfied—
(a)
that the private higher educational institution or any part thereof, for reasons of safety and health—
(i)
is unsuitable for use as an educational institution;
(ii)
has no adequate and satisfactory area for the recreation of the students;
(iii)
is unsuitably sited;
(iv)
is unsuitable by reason of danger from fire; or
(v)
is otherwise a dangerous building;
(b)
that the private higher educational institution is likely to be used for a purpose of providing education, instruction or training that the Registrar General, for any reason,
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deems detrimental to the interest of Malaysia, the public or the students;
(c)
that the name under which the private higher educational institution is to be registered is, in his opinion, undesirable;
or
(d)
that the fee structure proposed for the students is unreasonable.
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