Online Criminal Harms Act 2023 · Updated to 15 Sep 2026 · Part 5 · Appeals Arising from Part 4
25. Appeal to Minister — appellants
Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
The persons who may appeal against each type of decision or requirement under Part 4 are listed in the table below:Type of decision or requirement Appellant1.Decision to designate an online service as a designated online service under section 20(1) The provider of the online service given a notice of that decision under section 20(2).2.Decision to give a code application notice to a designated provider under section 22(1) The designated provider given a code application notice.3.A requirement in a code of practice applicable to a designated provider issued under section 21(1) or varied under section 21(2) The designated provider.4.A requirement in an implementation directive given under section 24(1) or a substitute implementation directive given under section 24(5)(b) The designated provider that is given the implementation directive or substitute implementation directive.
online service
“online service” means the whole or any part of any service on or through which online activity can be conducted and which can be accessed by means of the internet, and regulations may clarify the types of services that are online services;
Terms defined in s 2
code application notice
Defined · s 2“code application notice” means a notice given under section 22(1);
code of practice
Defined · s 2“code of practice” or “code” means a code of practice issued under section 21(1), and includes a code of practice varied under section 21(2) or 26(7);
designated online service
Defined · s 2“designated online service” means an online service designated to be a designated online service under section 20(1);
designated provider
Defined · s 2“designated provider” means the provider of a designated online service;
implementation directive
Defined · s 2“implementation directive” or “directive” means a directive to implement any system, process or measure made under section 24;
online service
Defined · s 2“online service” means the whole or any part of any service on or through which online activity can be conducted and which can be accessed by means of the internet, and regulations may clarify the types of services that are online services;
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Part 6
Orders Against Non-Compliance
Part 7
Part 6 Order — Reconsideration and Appeal
Part 8
Reviewing Tribunals
Part 9
Service of Notices, Etc.
Part 10
Powers to Obtain Information
Part 11
Offences, Penalties and Defences
Part 12