KUALA LUMPUR: The move to gazette 103 types of sports under the Sports Development Act 1997 (Act 576) last year, has indirectly helped in the promotio...
: The move to gazette 103 types of sports under the Sports Development Act 1997 last year, has indirectly helped in the promotion of lesser known or lesser popular sports to develop and attract the attention of the masses.
Hannah said those involved can apply for sports development, community sports funds and tax exemption for training to a tune of RM1,000.
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