Regulation 2

where the applicant is an entity registered under an applicable Act —

the business profile of the applicant that is made available on the Internet website of the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority at https://www.bizfile.gov.sg;

a copy of the identification document of the authorised representative of the applicant; and

a copy of the letter of authorisation issued by the applicant to the authorised representative of the applicant authorising him or her to act for the applicant for the purpose of the application;

where the applicant is an individual, a copy of his or her identification document; (c)where the pesticide or vector repellent has been registered with another authority performing the function of regulating pesticides or vector repellents (whether in Singapore or otherwise), a copy of a certificate or any other document issued by that authority in respect of that registration;

where the pesticide or vector repellent contains any hazardous substance as defined in section 2 of the Environmental Protection and Management Act 1999, a copy of a licence granted under section 22 of that Act to the applicant in respect of the hazardous substance;

a copy of the label proposed to be affixed to or printed on the container or package containing the pesticide or vector repellent, which must comply with the requirements in regulation 4;

data from the manufacturer or any published scientific data relating to —

the nature and composition of the substance or substances that constitute the pesticide or vector repellent; and

the safety, efficacy and quality of the pesticide or vector repellent.

there is cause for concern in relation to the potential for any person to be exposed to a pesticide or vector repellent by way of inhalation, ingestion or skin contact; or

there is cause for concern from toxicity tests or published scientific data in relation to any toxic effect of a pesticide or vector repellent.

the applicant’s knowledge of any harmful effect (such as bodily injury to any individual or damage to any property) of the pesticide or vector repellent, whether by itself or in combination with any other substance;

any recommended procedure for the cleaning of any equipment and protective clothing used in the course of handling the pesticide or vector repellent, including any method to assess the efficacy of the procedure;

any information relating to any by-product likely to be generated due to the combustion of the pesticide or vector repellent;

any procedure to be complied with in the event of any accident during the transport, storage or use of the pesticide or vector repellent, including —

how the pesticide or vector repellent is to be neutralised;

how any spillage of the pesticide or vector repellent is to be contained;

how an area, a vehicle or a building is to be decontaminated; (iv)how any damaged packaging, absorbent or other material is to be disposed of; (v)how emergency workers and other persons are to be protected; and

any applicable first aid procedure;

any procedure to be complied with in the case of exposure to the pesticide or vector repellent, to monitor the effect of the exposure; (f)any first aid procedures to be undertaken in the case of exposure to the pesticide or vector repellent; (g)any waiting period required before any re-entry to an area, a vehicle or a building that was exposed to the pesticide or vector repellent; (h)any procedure to be complied with in relation to the cleaning of an area that was exposed to the pesticide or vector repellent (including how and when that area should be cleaned); (i)any other recommended protective measure to reduce occupational exposure to the pesticide or vector repellent.