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Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022 · Updated to 1 Jul 2026 · Part 10 · Evidence and Enforcement
Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022 · Updated to 1 Jul 2026 · Part 10 · Evidence and Enforcement
Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
After an EV charger is moved or removed to a holding yard under section 74(2), 75(1) or 78(4) by an authorised officer, the authorised officer must as soon as practicable give notice of the move or removal to —
the owner of the EV charger; and
where the EV charger was being supplied or used to provide EV charging services or to undertake any other regulated activity — on the person supplying the EV charger or providing the EV charging services or undertaking that other regulated activity, as the case may be.
An EV charger that is surrendered at a holding yard under section 74(2) or 75(1) or seized and taken or removed to a holding yard under section 74(2), 75(1) or 78(4), must be detained there until it is released by order of the LTA or disposed of in accordance with section 84.
A person who wilfully removes or causes to be removed an EV charger detained at a holding yard under subsection (2) from the holding yard without the order of the LTA shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $1,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or to both.
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