Environmental Protection and Management (Off-Road Diesel Engine Emissions) Regulations 2012 · As enacted · Part I · Preliminary
2. Definitions
Feedback & supportIn these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires —“diesel engine” means an internal combustion engine which operates by burning diesel;“examiner” means a testing facility accredited by the Singapore Accreditation Council or any of its Mutual Recognition Arrangement partners as being able to perform exhaust emission tests for off-road diesel engines in accordance with ISO 8178 test procedures;“motor vehicle” has the same meaning as in the Road Traffic Act (Cap. 276);“off-road diesel engine” means a diesel engine except —
a diesel engine that propels an aircraft, a railway locomotive or a vessel; and
a diesel engine to which regulation 4 or 6 of the Environmental Protection and Management (Vehicular Emissions) Regulations (Cap. 94A, Rg 6) applies;“owner”, in relation to an off-road diesel engine, means —
each person who is the owner, joint owner or part owner of the off-road diesel engine; or
a person who has the use or control of the off-road diesel engine under a credit agreement, hiring agreement, hire-purchase agreement or leasing arrangement,but does not include any person provided to operate the off‑road diesel engine or machinery in which the off-road diesel engine is installed as part of a hiring agreement for the off‑road diesel engine or machinery;“railway” has the same meaning as in the Railways Act (Cap. 263) but does not include any rapid transit system set up under the Rapid Transit Systems Act (Cap. 263A);“vessel” includes any ship or boat or air-cushioned vehicle or floating rig or platform used in any form of operations in or on water or any other description of vessel;“visiting force” has the same meaning as in the Visiting Forces Act (Cap. 344).
“diesel engine” means an internal combustion engine which operates by burning diesel;
“examiner” means a testing facility accredited by the Singapore Accreditation Council or any of its Mutual Recognition Arrangement partners as being able to perform exhaust emission tests for off-road diesel engines in accordance with ISO 8178 test procedures;
“motor vehicle” has the same meaning as in the Road Traffic Act (Cap. 276);
“off-road diesel engine” means a diesel engine except —
a diesel engine that propels an aircraft, a railway locomotive or a vessel; and
a diesel engine to which regulation 4 or 6 of the Environmental Protection and Management (Vehicular Emissions) Regulations (Cap. 94A, Rg 6) applies;
“owner”, in relation to an off-road diesel engine, means —
each person who is the owner, joint owner or part owner of the off-road diesel engine; or
a person who has the use or control of the off-road diesel engine under a credit agreement, hiring agreement, hire-purchase agreement or leasing arrangement,but does not include any person provided to operate the off‑road diesel engine or machinery in which the off-road diesel engine is installed as part of a hiring agreement for the off‑road diesel engine or machinery;
“railway” has the same meaning as in the Railways Act (Cap. 263) but does not include any rapid transit system set up under the Rapid Transit Systems Act (Cap. 263A);
“vessel” includes any ship or boat or air-cushioned vehicle or floating rig or platform used in any form of operations in or on water or any other description of vessel;
“visiting force” has the same meaning as in the Visiting Forces Act (Cap. 344).