Schedule 2

SECOND SCHEDULEFORM 1Sections 9, 23 and 43EXTRADITION ACT 1968NOTICE BY THE MINISTERTo , a District Judge [or Magistrate] of Singapore.Whereas a requisition has been made to me, the Minister for by , a declared Commonwealth country for the purposes of the Extradition Act 1968 [or foreign State in relation to which the Extradition Act 1968 applies] for the surrender of (referred to in this Notice as the fugitive), who is accused [or has been convicted] of the offence alleged to have been committed [or committed] in [or within the jurisdiction of] and is, or is suspected of being, in or on his way to Singapore:Now therefore I, the Minister for , do hereby inform you that the said requisition has been made and authorise you to issue a warrant for the apprehension of the fugitive provided that the provisions of the Extradition Act 1968 relating to the issue of such a warrant have, in your opinion, been complied with.Given under my hand at Singapore this day of . ………………………………………. Minister forFORM 2Sections 9, 23 and 43EXTRADITION ACT 1968NOTICE BY MINISTERTo , a District Judge [or Magistrate] of Singapore.I, the Minister for , do hereby inform you that a requisition has been made to me by , a declared Commonwealth country for the purposes of the Extradition Act 1968 [or a foreign State in relation to which the Extradition Act 1968 applies] for the surrender of , who is accused [or has been convicted] of the offence of alleged to have been committed [or committed] in [or within the jurisdiction of] .Given under my hand at Singapore this day of . ………………………………………. Minister forFORM 3Sections 10, 24 and 43EXTRADITION ACT 1968WARRANT OF APPREHENSIONTo all members of the Singapore Police Force.Whereas the Minister for has notified me, a District Judge [or Magistrate] of Singapore, that a requisition has been made to him for the surrender of (referred to in this Warrant as the fugitive), who is accused [or has been convicted] of the offence of alleged to have been committed [or committed] in [or within the jurisdiction of] and is, or is suspected of being, in or on his way to Singapore:This is therefore to authorise and command you forthwith to find the fugitive in Singapore and, having found him, to apprehend him and, if he is apprehended, to bring him before any District Judge or Magistrate to show cause why he should not be surrendered to in pursuance of the Extradition Act 1968.Given under my hand at Singapore this day of . …………………………………….….District Judge/MagistrateFORM 4Sections 10, 24 and 43EXTRADITION ACT 1968WARRANT OF APPREHENSIONTo all members of the Singapore Police Force.Whereas it has been shown to me, a District Judge [or Magistrate] of Singapore, that (referred to in this Warrant as the fugitive) is accused [or has been convicted] of the offence of alleged to have been committed [or committed] in [or within the jurisdiction of] and the said fugitive is, or is suspected of being, in or on his way to Singapore:This is therefore to authorise and command you forthwith to find the fugitive in Singapore and, having found him, to apprehend him and, if he is apprehended, to bring him before any District Judge or Magistrate to be further dealt with according to law.Given under my hand at Singapore this day of . …………………………………….….District Judge/MagistrateFORM 5Sections 11, 25 and 43EXTRADITION ACT 1968WARRANT OF COMMITMENTTo all members of the Singapore Police Force and to the Commissioner of Prisons.Whereas on this day of , (referred to in this Warrant as the fugitive) has been brought before me, a District Judge [or Magistrate] to show cause why he should not be surrendered in pursuance of the Extradition Act 1968 on the ground of his being accused [or having been convicted] of the offence of alleged to have been committed [or committed] in [or within the jurisdiction of] :And Whereas no sufficient cause has been shown to me why the fugitive should not be surrendered in pursuance of the Extradition Act 1968:This is therefore to authorise and command —