Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Act 1996 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 13 · Control of Designated Licensees and Designated Operating Entities
89B. Ancillary directions, etc., when special administration order, etc., is made
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A special administration order under this Part may specify that —
the appointed person has such functions and powers in relation to the operations of the relevant entity as are specified in the order;
the relevant entity or, in the case of a relevant entity that is a business trust, its trustee-manager, is to stop providing a specified service or facility from a specified date; and
the appointed person must have access to, and take control of, the property (including intellectual property), licences and employees used or required by the relevant entity or, if the relevant entity is a business trust, its trustee-manager, for the purposes of carrying on the operations of the relevant entity as are specified in the order.
A special administration order under this Part may also contain ancillary directions that may —
direct how the costs of the operations specified in the order and revenue generated from those operations, are to be dealt with;
fix the remuneration and expenses to be paid by the relevant entity or trustee-manager to the appointed person;
specify the period for which the order under this section applies; and
specify any other conditions that may apply.
An order under section 89A(1)(c) may also contain an ancillary direction that fixes the remuneration and expenses to be paid by the relevant entity or trustee-manager to the advisor.