Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) (Exemption from Liquor Licence) Order 2015

a person makes one or more supplies of any type of liquor in a year, and the amount of liquor so supplied does not exceed 9 litres in total;

the person making the supply or supplies is 21 years or older, and does not make the supply or supplies to any person who is younger than 18 years;

the duty chargeable under the Customs Act (Cap. 70) on the liquor being supplied is paid before the supply; and

the person keeps a record for each supply of all of the following information:

the date of the supply;

a description of the liquor supplied;

the quantity of the liquor supplied;

the mode of the supply;

the name, and identity card number or passport number, of the person to whom the liquor is supplied.

the supply of liquor is at premises authorised by the commanding officers of the Singapore Armed Forces or of visiting forces lawfully present in Singapore; and

the supply of liquor is made to —

members of the Singapore Armed Forces or those visiting forces (as the case may be); or

any civilian employee of those visiting forces authorised by the commanding officers of the visiting forces concerned as being employees to whom liquor may be supplied under this paragraph.

the supply of liquor is made by or under the direction of a person who, at the time of the supply —

is a registered pharmacist under the Pharmacists Registration Act (Cap. 230); and

has in force a valid practising certificate issued under that Act; and

the liquor so supplied is exempted from the payment of duty under an order made under section 13 of the Customs Act (Cap. 70), in accordance with the terms of the exemption.

a medicinal product as defined in the Medicines Act (Cap. 176); or

a health product as defined in the Health Products Act (Cap. 122D).

the supply of liquor is made at a public place, at which any event celebrating the Seventh Month Festival of the Chinese Lunar calendar is being held —

that is not within a Liquor Control Zone; or

that is within a Liquor Control Zone, and the event is organised by —

the People’s Association (constituted under section 2 of the People’s Association Act (Cap. 227)), or any grassroots organisation of the People’s Association; or

a registered society (as defined in the Societies Act (Cap. 311));

the liquor is supplied only during the time allocated for the event by the organiser and which time must not exceed 10.30 p.m.; and

the liquor is not supplied to any individual who is younger than 18 years or to any individual who is apparently drunk within the meaning in section 14(6) of the Act.