Singapore legislation

Section 27

of Private Investigation and Security Agencies Act

Section 27

Power to make regulations

The Minister may make regulations generally for the carrying out of the provisions of this Act and, without prejudice to such general power, may make regulations for all or any of the following purposes:

(a)

prescribing the information and documents to be furnished by an applicant for a licence;

(b)

the taking and recording of photographs and fingerprints of persons applying for a licence and of every person employed by a licensee;

(c)

prescribing the form of a licence or the identification papers issued pursuant to section 15;

(d)

prescribing the uniform, badge or emblem to be worn by the employees of a licensee;

(e)

prohibiting the use of any equipment and accoutrement by a licensee and his employees;

(f)

regulating the activities of a licensee and prescribing the manner in which the business of a licensee shall be conducted;

(g)

the exemption of any class of persons from the operation of this Act; and

(h)

providing for all matters stated or required in this Act to be prescribed.

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