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Private Security Industry (Security Service Providers) Regulations 2009
reg 9A

In forceAs enactedCurrent version · As enactedSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Private Security Industry (Security Service Providers) Regulations 2009

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1Citation and commencement
2Application for security service provider’s licence
3Repealed
4Fee for security service provider’s licence
5Change in type of security services provided by licensed security service provider
6Change of particulars
7Repealed
8Notification of change in particulars of directors or partners, etc.
9Request for information
9ARepealed
10Repealed
11Malfunction or failure of electronic service, etc.
12Repealed
13False statements, etc.
14Photographs and fingerprints
15Offences

Private Security Industry (Security Service Providers) Regulations 2009 · As enacted

Regulation 9A

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