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Delegation of Powers

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Type
Subsidiary Legislation
Status
In force
Enacted
2009
Sections
1

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About this subsidiary legislation

Delegation of Powers is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation CAASA-N1 2009, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2009.

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Aviation Authority of Singapore Act(CHAPTER 41, Section 7(2))Delegation of PowersN 1G.N. No. S 337/2000REVISED EDITION 2002(31st January 2002)[1st August 2000]The Minister for Communications and Information Technology has delegated to the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore his powers —

(a)

under paragraph 84 of the Air Navigation Order (Cap. 6, O 2) in so far as the power to exempt relates to paragraphs 41 and 65(1) and the Fifth Schedule, Sixth Schedule and Eleventh Schedule of that Order;

(b)

under all other provisions of the Air Navigation Order except paragraphs 42(1)(a), 66, 67(1), 68(1), 78 and 79; and

(c)

under all provisions of the Air Navigation (Licensing of Air Services) Regulations (Cap. 6, Rg 2) except regulations 10 and 21. [G.N. No. S 337/2000]

Common questions

What is Delegation of Powers?
Delegation of Powers is Singapore Subsidiary Legislation, cited as Subsidiary Legislation CAASA-N1 2009, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2009.
Is Delegation of Powers still in force?
Yes — Delegation of Powers is currently in force.
When did Delegation of Powers take effect?
Delegation of Powers was first recorded in 2009.
How many regulations does Delegation of Powers have?
Delegation of Powers contains 1 regulation.
Where can I read the official version of Delegation of Powers?
The official text of Delegation of Powers is published at sso.agc.gov.sg.