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Anti-Terrorism Amendment Act 2019

The Parliament of The Bahamas enacted the Anti-Terrorism Amendment Act 2019 to update the national counter-terrorism legal framework. The legislation formally defines "designated entity" and establishes distinct offences for proliferation and the financing of proliferation. These statutory changes modify existing reporting requirements to align domestic compliance obligations with international counter-proliferation standards.

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EXTRAORDINARY
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
THE BAHAMAS
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
NASSAU 23rd NASSAU 2 August, 2011 nd August, 2019 (C)

No. 29 of 2019
AN ACT TO AMEND THE ANTI-TERRORISM ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE DEFINITION OF DESIGNATED ENTITY AND THE OFFENCE OF PROLIFERATION AND THE FINANCING OF PROLIFERATION IN RESPECT TO REPORTING REQUIREMENTS [Date of Assent - 2nd August, 2019] Enacted by the Parliament of The Bahamas

EXTRAORDINARY
OFFICIAL GAZETTE
THE BAHAMAS
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
NASSAU 23rd August, 2011

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