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Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011

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Type
Subsidiary Legislation
Status
In force
Enacted
2010
Sections
2

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About this subsidiary legislation

Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation CPC-S119-2011 2010, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2010.

Regulation 1

Citation and commencement

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These Regulations may be cited as the Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 and shall be deemed to have come into operation on 2nd January 2011.

Regulation 2

Transitional provisions

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Subregulation 1

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If a person is, before 2nd January 2011, confined under section 310 or 315 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code (Cap. 68), then —

(a)

any certification made before 2nd January 2011 under section 318 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code by a medical officer of a prison or the medical superintendent and 2 visitors of a mental hospital in which the person is confined shall be deemed to be a certification made under section 256(1) of the Code by the principal officer and 2 visitors of the psychiatric institution in which the person is confined; and

(b)

the confinement of the person under section 310 or 315 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code shall be deemed to be a confinement under section 249(2) or 252 of the Code.

Subregulation 2

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If a person is, before 2nd January 2011 —

(a)

confined under section 310 or 315 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code; and

(b)

visited by the medical officer of the prison or visitors of a mental hospital, as the case may be, for the purposes of making a special report to the Minister under section 316 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code,then any special report so made by the medical officer of the prison or visitors of a mental hospital shall be deemed to be made by 2 of the visitors of a psychiatric institution under section 253 of the Code.

Subregulation 3

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If a person is, before 2nd January 2011, ordered by the Minister to be delivered to the care and custody of a relative or friend under section 319 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code, then the person shall be deemed to be so ordered and so delivered under section 255 of the Code.

Subregulation 4

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If —

(a)

a person is, before 2nd January 2011, remanded for any period to be detained for observation in a mental hospital under section 308 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code; and

(b)

any certificate containing the written opinion of the medical superintendent on the state of mind of the person is, or is to be, made by the medical superintendent under section 308 of the repealed Criminal Procedure Code,then the person shall be deemed to be remanded under section 247 of the Code, and any certificate of the medical superintendent shall be deemed to be a certificate of the principal officer under section 247 of the Code.

Common questions

What is Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011?
Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation CPC-S119-2011 2010, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2010.
Is Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 still in force?
Yes — Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 is currently in force.
When did Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 take effect?
Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 was first recorded in 2010.
How many regulations does Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 have?
Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 contains 2 regulations.
Where can I read the official version of Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011?
The official text of Criminal Procedure Code (Transitional Provisions — Confined Persons of Unsound Mind) Regulations 2011 is published at sso.agc.gov.sg.