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Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA): Key legislation governing the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data, particularly relevant for handling sensitive medical information and consent requirements

Medical Registration Act: Framework regulating medical practitioners and healthcare institutions, defining the scope of medical examinations and procedures

Healthcare Services Act (HCSA): Legislation covering licensing and regulation of healthcare services, including quality and safety standards for medical facilities

Mental Capacity Act: Critical legislation for determining consent capacity and who can provide permission, especially relevant for persons lacking mental capacity

Employment Act: Relevant when medical check-up is employment-related, outlining rights and obligations of employers and employees regarding medical examinations

Private Hospitals and Medical Clinics Act: Establishes standards for medical facilities and requirements for patient rights and confidentiality

Consent Statement Requirement: Essential component requiring clear and explicit consent statement in the permission letter

Examination Scope Specification: Requirement to clearly define the specific scope and nature of the medical examination

Data Privacy Protection Clauses: Mandatory inclusion of provisions for protecting personal medical data and information

Identity Verification Requirements: Specifications for verifying the identity of all parties involved in the permission letter

Validity Duration: Requirement to specify the time period for which the medical check-up permission remains valid

Purpose Statement: Clear statement of the purpose and intended use of the medical check-up results

Confidentiality Provisions: Specific clauses ensuring the confidentiality of medical information and examination results