Singapore legislation

Regulation 60

of Fire Safety (Petroleum and Flammable Materials) Regulations

Regulation 60

Saving and transitional provisions

Subregulation 1

Any licence granted under the revoked Fire Safety (Petroleum) Regulations (Rg 7, 2001 Ed.) shall continue and be deemed to have been granted under the corresponding provisions of these Regulations.

Subregulation 2

Any application or other document lodged for approval under the provisions of the revoked Fire Safety (Petroleum) Regulations before 16th February 2005 and which application was not approved before that date shall, where applicable, be deemed to be an application or a document lodged for approval under the corresponding provision of these Regulations.

Subregulation 3

These Regulations shall not affect any order, requirement, direction or approval of the Commissioner issued or given under the revoked Fire Safety (Petroleum) Regulations before 16th February 2005.

Subregulation 4

Any licence, permit or approval granted under section 22 of the Environmental Protection and Management Act (Cap. 94A) or any subsidiary legislation made thereunder to import, to store and use or to transport —

(a)

Acrolein;

(b)

Benzene;

(c)

Carbon Disulphide;

(d)

Chlorosilanes, excepting —Hexachlorodisilane;Phenyltrichlorosilane;Tetrachlorosilane; (e)Disilane;

(f)

Propylene imine;

(g)

Propylene Oxide;

(h)

Silane;

(i)

Styrene Monomer;

(j)

Vinyl Bromide;

(k)

Vinyl Chloride; or

(l)

Nitriles,and that is in force immediately before 16th February 2005 shall, unless earlier cancelled and in so far as it is not inconsistent with these Regulations —

(i)

continue and be deemed to be a licence granted under the corresponding provisions of these Regulations;

(ii)

be subject to the terms and conditions specified in the licence; and

(iii)

expire on the date it would have expired if these Regulations had not been enacted.

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