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Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order

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Type
Subsidiary Legislation
Status
In force
Enacted
1920
Sections
5

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About this subsidiary legislation

Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation FeA-OR41 1920, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1920.

Regulation 1

Citation

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This Order may be cited as the Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order.

Regulation 2

Fees for certified translations

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The following fees for certified translations of documents and the certification of translated documents shall be leviable by the Ministry of Manpower:

(a)

In respect of documents for use in enquiries held under Part XV of the Employment Act (Cap. 91) …$3 per folio or part thereof and $1 for every additional folio or part thereof. (b)In respect of other documents —

(i)

for translations from Chinese, Tamil, Malayalam or Malay into English — for the first 30 lines or less …$12 and for every additional 30 lines or part thereof …$6(ii)for translations from English into Chinese, Tamil, Malayalam or Malay — for the first 100 Chinese characters or Tamil, Malayalam or Malay words or less …$16 and for every additional 100 characters or words or part thereof …$8.

Regulation 3

Uncertified translations

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Fees at one-third of the rates laid down in paragraph 2(b) shall be levied for uncertified translations which the Commissioner for Labour may, in his discretion, agree to undertake.

Regulation 4

Fees payable in advance

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Fees shall be payable in advance before translations are supplied.

Regulation 5

Discretion of Commissioner

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The Commissioner for Labour may, in his discretion, either —

(a)

refuse to undertake the translation of any document; or

(b)

remit any fee for the translation of any document, which, in his opinion, is directly connected with the work of the Ministry of Manpower.

Common questions

What is Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order?
Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation FeA-OR41 1920, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1920.
Is Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order still in force?
Yes — Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order is currently in force.
When did Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order take effect?
Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order was first recorded in 1920.
How many regulations does Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order have?
Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order contains 5 regulations.
Where can I read the official version of Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order?
The official text of Fees (Translation of Documents — Ministry of Manpower) Order is published at sso.agc.gov.sg.