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In the EVCA, replace section 13 with —“Alteration-approved code13. Upon granting to any person an approval under section 12 to make one or more alterations or modifications to an EV charger or 2 or more EV chargers that are of the same model, the LTA must —(a)assign an alteration-approved code to the EV charger or EV chargers, which signifies the grant of that approval; and(b)ensure that any person may access the alteration‑approved code of the EV charger or EV chargers in the prescribed manner.Provision of information after completion of alteration or modification of installed or non‑fixed EV charger13A.—(1) This section applies to a fixed EV charger that is installed or a non‑fixed EV charger (called in this section an installed or non‑fixed EV charger).(2) Where an installed or non‑fixed EV charger is altered or modified with the approval of the LTA granted under section 12, the person to whom the approval is granted must —(a)cause the installed or non‑fixed EV charger to be lawfully certified as fit for charging any electric vehicle in Singapore under section 23;(b)in the case of an installed EV charger — cause the installation of the installed EV charger to be checked by a prescribed person in accordance with the prescribed requirements; and(c)provide the prescribed information and documents relating to the alteration or modification of the installed or non‑fixed EV charger, as altered or modified,within the prescribed period after the date on which the alteration or modification of the installed or non‑fixed EV charger is completed.(3) The Regulations may prescribe different periods for the purposes of subsection (2)(a), (b) and (c), respectively.(4) A person who contravenes subsection (2) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or to both.”.

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cl 32Replacement of section 13 and new section 13A

In the EVCA, replace section 13 with —“Alteration-approved code

13. Upon granting to any person an approval under section 12 to make one or more alterations or modifications to an EV charger or 2 or more EV chargers that are of the same model, the LTA must —

(a)

assign an alteration-approved code to the EV charger or EV chargers, which signifies the grant of that approval; and

(b)

ensure that any person may access the alteration‑approved code of the EV charger or EV chargers in the prescribed manner.Provision of information after completion of alteration or modification of installed or non‑fixed EV charger13A.—

(1)

This section applies to a fixed EV charger that is installed or a non‑fixed EV charger (called in this section an installed or non‑fixed EV charger).

(2)

Where an installed or non‑fixed EV charger is altered or modified with the approval of the LTA granted under section 12, the person to whom the approval is granted must —

(a)

cause the installed or non‑fixed EV charger to be lawfully certified as fit for charging any electric vehicle in Singapore under section 23;

(b)

in the case of an installed EV charger — cause the installation of the installed EV charger to be checked by a prescribed person in accordance with the prescribed requirements; and

(c)

provide the prescribed information and documents relating to the alteration or modification of the installed or non‑fixed EV charger, as altered or modified,within the prescribed period after the date on which the alteration or modification of the installed or non‑fixed EV charger is completed.

(3)

The Regulations may prescribe different periods for the purposes of subsection (2)(a), (b) and (c), respectively.

(4)

A person who contravenes subsection (2) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or to both.”.