Clause 32

the same powers, rights and immunities under the applicable Singapore border control law for —

preserving, restoring or maintaining public order;

the protection of life and property;

preventing, managing or controlling of quarantinable diseases in Singapore;

protecting people from injury or death, and public property from damage or loss, whether arising from criminal acts or in any other way;

responding to, or minimising, the adverse effects of a railway occurrence; or

carrying out ordinary checking or special checking for the purposes of railway security checks relating to a cross‑border railway affected by a railway occurrence, so far as relevant; and

so far as possible, to perform the same duties,as when conducting incident management operations in Singapore.

to the extent that is conferred under written law on the Singapore incident management officer; and

subject to the limits mentioned in the following provisions as those provisions apply, with the necessary modifications, to such a Singapore incident management officer serving in peninsular Malaysia as they apply to a Malaysian incident management officer conducting incident management operations in Singapore by virtue of section 30:

sections 14 to 18 so far as these apply to carrying out ordinary checks or special checks for the purposes of railway security checks during incident management operations;

section 31;

the relevant Schedule relating to that cross‑border railway so far as these apply to other activities undertaken during incident management operations.