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Constitution of the Republic of Singapore · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · The Legislature

52. Standing Orders

Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, Parliament may, from time to time, make, amend and revoke Standing Orders for the regulation and orderly conduct of its own proceedings and the despatch of business.

Report

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Part 7

The Presidential Council for Minority Rights

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Part 8

The Judiciary

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Part 9

The Public Service

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Part 10

Citizenship

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Part 11

Financial Provisions

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Part 12

Special Powers Against Subversion and Emergency Powers

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Part 13

General Provisions

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Part 14

Transitional Provisions

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Schedules

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Constitution of the Republic of Singapore · art 52

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Judgments that cite this law

211 in all

Campaigners not personally affected could not challenge the mandatory death penalty SummaryHowe Wen Khong Rocky and others v Attorney-General · [2026] SGCA 39
A refusal of extended liquor hours under a blanket area policy was not irrational SummaryAbe Isaac (Pte) Ltd v Attorney-General · [2026] SGHC 156
Extension of time refused; no reasonable suspicion the prosecutor acted arbitrarily SummaryOng Cheng Cheng v Attorney-General · [2026] SGHC 130

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