Singapore legislation
Regulation 23
Regulation 23
Making reconsideration application
Subregulation 1
Every reconsideration application —
must be in writing and in the appropriate form; (b)must be sent —
electronically to —
where the Authority is the initial decision‑maker — http://www.gra.gov.sg; or
where the Commissioner of Police is the initial decision‑maker — https://www.police.gov.sg; or
in the event of a malfunction or failure, or an imminent malfunction or failure, of the website in sub‑paragraph (i) or other exceptional circumstances — by email to an electronic address specified by the Authority or Commissioner of Police (as the case may be) in the appropriate form for exceptional situations;
must state —
the identity particulars of the applicant making the reconsideration application;
the identity particulars of the applicant’s authorised representative, if any; and
a contact address for the service of documents on the applicant and the applicant’s authorised representative (if any) in connection with the reconsideration application;
must be accompanied by a copy of the appealable decision that the applicant is seeking a reconsideration of; (e)must —
state that the applicant is seeking to cancel the appealable decision wholly or in part; (ii)contain a summary of the grounds of the reconsideration application; and (iii)state the arguments for each ground of the reconsideration application;
must be accompanied by any documents supporting those arguments; and
must be signed and dated by the applicant, or on the applicant’s behalf by the authorised representative of the applicant.
Subregulation 2
In addition, where the appealable decision is a directive under section 92(2) of the Act to a licensee prohibiting the licensee from permitting an individual to act as a responsible executive, or a category 1 key officer, of the licensee, a reconsideration application by the individual who is the subject of the directive must be accompanied by an endorsement in writing by the licensee if the reconsideration application is made solely by the individual.
Subregulation 3
However, where strict compliance with an appropriate form is not possible, the initial decision‑maker concerned may allow for the necessary modifications to be made to that form, or for the requirements of that form to be complied with in such other manner as the initial decision‑maker thinks fit.