Singapore legislation
Regulation 25
of Building and Construction Authority (Importers’ Licensing) Regulations 2011
Regulation 25
Notifying purchasers, etc., of failed construction material
Subregulation 1
For the purposes of section 31L(5) of the Act, the licensee who imported the consignment of essential construction material from which a sample of failed construction material was taken for evaluation under section 31J(6) of the Act —
must notify every person to whom the licensee has supplied essential construction material (whether or not the material is supplied from the same consignment as the sample of failed construction material) of the following information not later than 5 days after the end of the supply period relating to that consignment:
the determination of the Authority with respect to the sample taken from that consignment;
the type, quantity and date of import of that consignment; and
such other information as the Authority may direct in relation to that particular consignment; and
must, within a period of 5 days after the licensee serves on every such person a notice under section 31L(5)(a) of the Act, notify the Authority of the identity and business address of that person.
Subregulation 2
In this regulation, “supply period”, in relation to a licensee who receives a notice under section 31L(3) of the Act in respect of a consignment of essential construction material that the licensee imported, means the period between (both days inclusive) —
the date of entry into Singapore of the consignment; and
the 7th day after the authorised analyst’s certificate relating to that consignment upon testing or re-testing, if any, is received by the Authority,and the period specified by the Authority as the supply period in its notice to the licensee under section 31L(3) of the Act shall be prima facie proof of those dates.