Singapore legislation
Regulation 2
of Private Education (Dispute Resolution Schemes) Regulations 2016
Regulation 2
Definitions
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires —“dispute resolution centre” means any entity prescribed under regulation 4;“dispute resolution proceeding” means a dispute resolution proceeding carried out under a dispute resolution scheme;“dispute resolution scheme” means any dispute resolution scheme prescribed under regulation 3;“intending student” means a person who intends to become or has taken any steps towards becoming a student of a private education institution;“party” means a party to a dispute resolution proceeding, and includes —
a student in a registered private education institution;
a former student of a registered private education institution;
an intending student of a registered private education institution;
a parent, guardian or any other person who has entered into a contract with a registered private education institution for the provision of education to a student, former student or intending student; and
a registered private education institution; “student”, in relation to a registered private education institution, means a person who receives, or is enrolled in the registered private education institution to receive, education offered or provided by the registered private education institution;“terms of reference” means the terms which define the scope, application, operations and procedures of a dispute resolution scheme.
Definition
“dispute resolution centre” means any entity prescribed under regulation 4;
Definition
“dispute resolution proceeding” means a dispute resolution proceeding carried out under a dispute resolution scheme;
Definition
“dispute resolution scheme” means any dispute resolution scheme prescribed under regulation 3;
Definition
“intending student” means a person who intends to become or has taken any steps towards becoming a student of a private education institution;
Definition
“party” means a party to a dispute resolution proceeding, and includes —
a student in a registered private education institution;
a former student of a registered private education institution;
an intending student of a registered private education institution;
a parent, guardian or any other person who has entered into a contract with a registered private education institution for the provision of education to a student, former student or intending student; and
a registered private education institution;
Definition
“student”, in relation to a registered private education institution, means a person who receives, or is enrolled in the registered private education institution to receive, education offered or provided by the registered private education institution;
Definition
“terms of reference” means the terms which define the scope, application, operations and procedures of a dispute resolution scheme.