Singapore legislation

Clause 27

of Cross-Border Railways (Border Control Co-location) Bill

Clause 27

Definitions for Part 5

In this Part —“Malaysian incident management officer” means a Malaysia border protection service officer whose function or duty includes —

(a)

preserving, restoring or maintaining order in any train station in Malaysia and its immediate vicinity;

(b)

the protection of life and property at fires;

(c)

preventing, managing or controlling of quarantinable diseases in Malaysia; and

(d)

protecting people from injury or death, and public property from damage or loss, whether arising from criminal acts or in any other way,but only while on duty or carrying out work in that capacity;“Singapore incident management officer” means a Singapore border protection service officer whose function or duty includes —

(a)

preserving, restoring or maintaining order in any train station in Singapore and its immediate vicinity;

(b)

the protection of life and property at fires;

(c)

preventing, managing or controlling of quarantinable diseases in Singapore; and

(d)

protecting people from injury or death, and public property from damage or loss, whether arising from criminal acts or in any other way,but only while on duty or carrying out work in that capacity.

Definition

“Malaysian incident management officer” means a Malaysia border protection service officer whose function or duty includes —

(a)

preserving, restoring or maintaining order in any train station in Malaysia and its immediate vicinity;

(b)

the protection of life and property at fires;

(c)

preventing, managing or controlling of quarantinable diseases in Malaysia; and

(d)

protecting people from injury or death, and public property from damage or loss, whether arising from criminal acts or in any other way,but only while on duty or carrying out work in that capacity;

Definition

“Singapore incident management officer” means a Singapore border protection service officer whose function or duty includes —

(a)

preserving, restoring or maintaining order in any train station in Singapore and its immediate vicinity;

(b)

the protection of life and property at fires;

(c)

preventing, managing or controlling of quarantinable diseases in Singapore; and

(d)

protecting people from injury or death, and public property from damage or loss, whether arising from criminal acts or in any other way,but only while on duty or carrying out work in that capacity.

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