Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 · Updated to 20 May 2022 · Part V · Investigation, Search, Seizure and Arrest
45. Power to amend or revoke any order or notice under this Act
Feedback & supportThe Public Prosecutor or an officer of the Commission as authorized by the Public Prosecutor may at any time amend or revoke any order or notice which has been made or given by him in exercise of any power conferred on the Public Prosecutor or the officer under this Act, but any such revocation shall not be a bar to any fresh order being made or notice being given in the exercise of such power or any other powers conferred on the Public Prosecutor or the officer under this Act, at any time thereafter, against any person to whom the earlier order or notice applied or in respect of any matter affected by the earlier order or notice.
officer of the Commission
“officer of the Commission” means the Chief Commissioner and any officer appointed under subsection 6(1);
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A revocation or an amendment of an order or notice under subsection (1) may contain provision in respect of any matter which is consequential, ancillary or incidental to such revocation or amendment.