Singapore legislation
Clause 2
Clause 2
Interpretation
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires —“Council” means the Presidential Council for Religious Harmony constituted under section 3;“Presidential Council” means the Presidential Council for Minority Rights constituted under Part VII of the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore;“publication” includes any newsletter, journal, periodical, book, film, videotape, audio tape or any written, pictorial, aural or printed matter containing any audio or visible representation which by its images, form, shape or sound or in any other manner is capable of suggesting words or ideas, and every copy and reproduction or substantial reproduction of any publication;“religious institution” includes a church, cathedral, chapel, sanctuary, mosque, surau, temple, synagogue or other place of worship;“religious group” includes —
any company or other body corporate incorporated under the Companies Act [Cap. 50, 1990 Ed.] or any other written law for the purpose of promoting any religion, religious worship or dealing with religious affairs or practising, conducting, teaching or propagating any religious belief; and
any body of persons, whether or not registered as a society under the Societies Act [Cap. 311], whose object is the promotion of any religion, religious worship or the practice, conduct, teaching or propagating of any religious belief.
Definition
“Council” means the Presidential Council for Religious Harmony constituted under section 3;
Definition
“Presidential Council” means the Presidential Council for Minority Rights constituted under Part VII of the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore;
Definition
“publication” includes any newsletter, journal, periodical, book, film, videotape, audio tape or any written, pictorial, aural or printed matter containing any audio or visible representation which by its images, form, shape or sound or in any other manner is capable of suggesting words or ideas, and every copy and reproduction or substantial reproduction of any publication;
Definition
“religious institution” includes a church, cathedral, chapel, sanctuary, mosque, surau, temple, synagogue or other place of worship;
Definition
“religious group” includes —
any company or other body corporate incorporated under the Companies Act [Cap. 50, 1990 Ed.] or any other written law for the purpose of promoting any religion, religious worship or dealing with religious affairs or practising, conducting, teaching or propagating any religious belief; and
any body of persons, whether or not registered as a society under the Societies Act [Cap. 311], whose object is the promotion of any religion, religious worship or the practice, conduct, teaching or propagating of any religious belief.