Casino Control (Gaming Equipment) Regulations 2009 · As enacted · Part V · General
28. Variation, etc., of conditions by Authority
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Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
The Authority may at its discretion —
vary or revoke any condition imposed by the Authority under these Regulations (called in this regulation Condition X);
waive Condition X, subject to any condition that the Authority may impose; or
impose a new condition in addition to Condition X.
The Authority must not vary, revoke or waive, or impose a new condition in addition to, Condition X, unless the Authority has first served on the person on whom Condition X has been imposed a written notice, giving the person an opportunity to show cause within a specified period why Condition X should not be varied, revoked or waived, or why a new condition should not be imposed.
After considering any submissions made by the person mentioned in paragraph (2), the Authority may, by written notice given to the person, vary, revoke or waive Condition X, or impose the new condition.
The variation, revocation, waiver or imposition mentioned in paragraph (3) takes effect when the notice is given or on any later date specified in the notice.
Subregulation 1
The Authority may at its discretion —
vary or revoke any condition imposed by the Authority under these Regulations (called in this regulation Condition X);
waive Condition X, subject to any condition that the Authority may impose; or
impose a new condition in addition to Condition X.
Subregulation 2
The Authority must not vary, revoke or waive, or impose a new condition in addition to, Condition X, unless the Authority has first served on the person on whom Condition X has been imposed a written notice, giving the person an opportunity to show cause within a specified period why Condition X should not be varied, revoked or waived, or why a new condition should not be imposed.
Subregulation 3
After considering any submissions made by the person mentioned in paragraph (2), the Authority may, by written notice given to the person, vary, revoke or waive Condition X, or impose the new condition.
Subregulation 4
The variation, revocation, waiver or imposition mentioned in paragraph (3) takes effect when the notice is given or on any later date specified in the notice.