Foreign Interference (Countermeasures) Act 2021 · s 24

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—(1) The Minister may declare an online location with a Singapore link as a proscribed online location if a Part 3 direction (except a technical assistance direction or an app removal direction) is given in relation to any information or material included or otherwise on, or any service provided from, the online location.(2) A declaration under this section ceases to have effect on a date specified, or worked out by a formula specified, in the declaration, which must not in any case be more than 2 years in total after the making of the declaration.(3) Once a declaration is made and before the date it comes into effect, the competent authority must —(a)publish a notice of the making of the declaration in a manner as will secure adequate publicity for the fact of making of the declaration —(i)stating that a declaration has been made under this section; and (ii)setting out the URL, domain name, or any other unique identifier of the online location, to which the declaration relates; and(b)make reasonable efforts to give a copy of the declaration to the proprietor of the proscribed online location.(4) However, failure to publish a notice under subsection (3) in respect of any declaration does not invalidate the declaration.
The Minister may declare an online location with a Singapore link as a proscribed online location if a Part 3 direction (except a technical assistance direction or an app removal direction) is given in relation to any information or material included or otherwise on, or any service provided from, the online location.
A declaration under this section ceases to have effect on a date specified, or worked out by a formula specified, in the declaration, which must not in any case be more than 2 years in total after the making of the declaration.
Once a declaration is made and before the date it comes into effect, the competent authority must —(a)publish a notice of the making of the declaration in a manner as will secure adequate publicity for the fact of making of the declaration —(i)stating that a declaration has been made under this section; and (ii)setting out the URL, domain name, or any other unique identifier of the online location, to which the declaration relates; and(b)make reasonable efforts to give a copy of the declaration to the proprietor of the proscribed online location.
However, failure to publish a notice under subsection (3) in respect of any declaration does not invalidate the declaration.

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s 24Proscribed online location — declaration

(1)

The Minister may declare an online location with a Singapore link as a proscribed online location if a Part 3 direction (except a technical assistance direction or an app removal direction) is given in relation to any information or material included or otherwise on, or any service provided from, the online location.

(2)

A declaration under this section ceases to have effect on a date specified, or worked out by a formula specified, in the declaration, which must not in any case be more than 2 years in total after the making of the declaration.

(3)

Once a declaration is made and before the date it comes into effect, the competent authority must —

(a)

publish a notice of the making of the declaration in a manner as will secure adequate publicity for the fact of making of the declaration —

(i)

stating that a declaration has been made under this section; and (ii)setting out the URL, domain name, or any other unique identifier of the online location, to which the declaration relates; and

(b)

make reasonable efforts to give a copy of the declaration to the proprietor of the proscribed online location.

(4)

However, failure to publish a notice under subsection (3) in respect of any declaration does not invalidate the declaration.