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Criminal Procedure Code (Pleading Guilty by Electronic Means) Regulations 2010
reg 6

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Criminal Procedure Code (Pleading Guilty by Electronic Means) Regulations 2010

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1Citation and commencement
2Prescribed offences
3Persons qualified to plead guilty by electronic means
4Mode of payment and fine
5Time for pleading guilty
6Revocation

Criminal Procedure Code (Pleading Guilty by Electronic Means) Regulations 2010 · As enacted

6. Revocation

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The Criminal Procedure Code (Pleading Guilty by Electronic Means) Regulations (Cap. 68, Rg 1) are revoked.

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Singapore Statutes Online · Criminal Procedure Code (Pleading Guilty by Electronic Means) Regulations 2010, As enacted. Reader record updated on 2 Aug 2026.

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