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Part 3 · Practices Not Justified

6. Human imaging for detecting concealed objects not justified

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(1)

Human imaging using radiation for the detection of concealed objects for anti‑smuggling purposes is not justified unless it is carried out with the written approval of the Director‑General.

(2)

Human imaging using radiation for the detection of concealed objects that can be used for criminal acts or acts that pose a threat to public order or the national security of Singapore is not justified unless it is carried out —

(a)

by the Government;

(b)

by any public sector agency; or (c)with the approval of the Director‑General.

Subregulation 1

Human imaging using radiation for the detection of concealed objects for anti‑smuggling purposes is not justified unless it is carried out with the written approval of the Director‑General.

Subregulation 2

Human imaging using radiation for the detection of concealed objects that can be used for criminal acts or acts that pose a threat to public order or the national security of Singapore is not justified unless it is carried out —

(a)

by the Government;

(b)

by any public sector agency; or (c)with the approval of the Director‑General.

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