Online Criminal Harms Act 2023 · Updated to 15 Sep 2026 · Part 6 · Orders Against Non-Compliance
31. Service restriction order
Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
A service restriction order is an order requiring the provider of a non‑compliant online service specified in the order to take all reasonable steps to suspend or stop the supply or provision of that online service or part of that online service to Singapore persons, by the time specified in the service restriction order.
service restriction order
“service restriction order” means an order described in section 31;
Terms defined in s 2
non-compliant online service
Defined · s 2“non-compliant online service” means an online service of an online service provider who did not comply with a Part 2 direction, a rectification notice, an implementation directive or a Part 6 order, in relation to that online service or any online activity, online material, online account, app, online service or online location that can be accessed on or through that online service;
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;
service restriction order
Defined · s 2“service restriction order” means an order described in section 31;
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