Casino Control (Problem Gambling — Saving and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2026 · As enacted
4. Orders and visit limits, etc., made under old law continue under new law and subject to new law
Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
As from 21 September 2026 —
any family exclusion order made under section 162(1) of the old law and which is in effect immediately before that date, continues and is treated as a family exclusion order made under section 162(1) of the new law;
any visit limit made under section 163A(4) of the old law and which is in effect immediately before that date, continues and is treated as a family visit limit made under section 163A(4) of the new law;
any provisional family exclusion order made under section 164(1) of the old law and which is in effect immediately before that date, continues and is treated as a provisional family exclusion order made under section 164(1) of the new law;
any exclusion order or visit limit made under section 165(1) of the old law and which is in effect immediately before that date, continues and is treated respectively as a third party exclusion order or third party visit limit made under section 165(1) of the new law;
any exclusion under section 165A(3) of the old law and which is in effect immediately before that date, continues and is treated as an exclusion under section 165A(3) of the new law;
any self‑exclusion which a person is subject to under section 165A(4) of the old law immediately before that date, continues and is treated as a self‑exclusion which the person is subject to under section 165AA(2) of the new law; and
any visit limit which a person is subject to under section 165B(3) of the old law immediately before that date, continues and is treated as a voluntary visit limit which the person is subject to under section 165B(3) of the new law,and the new law applies to it for the remainder of the period the exclusion order, visit limit or exclusion is in force, as if it were the corresponding exclusion or visit limit.