Environmental Public Health Act 1987 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Insanitary Premises, Sanitary Conveniences, General Health Requirements for Buildings
55. Care of sanitary conveniences
Feedback & supportThe owner and the occupier of every building in or in connection with which a toilet or urinal is provided must cause the flushing apparatus thereof to be kept supplied with water sufficient for flushing.
occupier
“occupier” means the person in occupation of any premises or having the charge, management or control thereof either on that person’s own account or as agent of another person; and, in relation to any part of any premises, different parts of which are occupied by different persons, means the person in occupation or having the charge, management or control of that part;
Where sanitary conveniences are used in common by the members of 2 or more families or by members of the public or by employees, the owner, occupier, chief or principal tenant or the person in charge of the building concerned (as the case may be) must maintain the sanitary conveniences in a clean and hygienic manner without causing any nuisance to sight or smell.
sanitary conveniences
“sanitary conveniences” includes latrines, toilets, urinals and water closets;