Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research Act · 1993 Revised Edition
Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
No person shall make any statement or representation, whether in writing or not, or use any mark which conveys or is likely to convey the impression that a product or process conforms to a Singapore Standard or any other standard when in fact it does not.[36
other standard
“other standard” means a standard other than a Singapore Standard;
process
“process” means any practice, system, procedure or activity in industry, and includes any process for —(a)the design, manufacture, construction, installation, operation or maintenance of products, instruments, plant or equipment; and(b)the design, administration or operation of any system of quality management or testing;
product
“product” means any commodity, article or substance, artificial or natural or partly artificial or natural, or whether tangible or intangible, or whether raw or partly or wholly processed or manufactured, and includes any service;
Singapore Standard
“Singapore Standard” means a standard published by the Institute as provided in section 10(a);