Singapore legislation

Clause 28

of Environmental Public Health Bill

Clause 28

Interpretation

In this Part —“licensee” means any person to whom a licence has been issued under section 30 or 31 of this Act;“market” means any place, other than a shop, used for the sale of animals or of meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, poultry, eggs or other articles of food or drink for human consumption as well as for the sale of goods and commodities, and includes all land and premises in any way used in conjunction or connection therewith or appurtenant thereto;“private market” means a market other than a public market and includes a supermarket;“public market” means a market owned or leased and maintained by the Government;“stall-holder” means in respect of a public market a person licensed by the Commissioner to sell within that public market, and in respect of a private market a person permitted by the licensee of the private market to sell within that private market, and in both instances includes the person in charge of such stalls.

Definition

“licensee” means any person to whom a licence has been issued under section 30 or 31 of this Act;

Definition

“market” means any place, other than a shop, used for the sale of animals or of meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, poultry, eggs or other articles of food or drink for human consumption as well as for the sale of goods and commodities, and includes all land and premises in any way used in conjunction or connection therewith or appurtenant thereto;

Definition

“private market” means a market other than a public market and includes a supermarket;

Definition

“public market” means a market owned or leased and maintained by the Government;

Definition

“stall-holder” means in respect of a public market a person licensed by the Commissioner to sell within that public market, and in respect of a private market a person permitted by the licensee of the private market to sell within that private market, and in both instances includes the person in charge of such stalls.