Singapore legislation

Regulation 19

of Credit Bureau (Appeals) Regulations 2025

Regulation 19

Case management conference

Subregulation 1

The Appeal Advisory Committee must, as soon as practicable after the appellant has filed its response under these Regulations, give directions for a case management conference to be held where it appears to the Committee that any appeal proceedings would be facilitated by holding such a conference and, in particular —

(a)

to ensure the efficient conduct of the appeal proceedings;

(b)

to determine the points on which the parties have to present further arguments or which call for further evidence to be produced;

(c)

to clarify the terms of the orders sought by the parties, their arguments of fact and law and the points at issue between them; or

(d)

to ensure that all agreements reached between the parties about the points at issue and the conduct of the appeal proceedings are recorded.

Subregulation 2

The Appeal Advisory Committee may, at any time, on the request of a party or on its own initiative, give directions for further case management conferences to be held.

Subregulation 3

The Appeal Advisory Committee may conduct a case management conference in any manner it considers to be appropriate, including —

(a)

by meeting at a physical place;

(b)

by meeting at a physical place and using virtual meeting technology;

(c)

by meeting using virtual meeting technology only; or

(d)

in an asynchronous manner by exchange of written correspondence with the parties.

Subregulation 4

Where a case management conference is held in accordance with paragraph (3)(d), the Appeal Advisory Committee must —

(a)

before giving any direction on any matter, give each party an opportunity to address the Committee on the intended direction; and

(b)

before giving any direction that affects a party’s rights or interests, give that party an opportunity to address the Committee and respond to any submission made by the other party on the intended direction.

Regulation 19 — Credit Bureau (Appeals) Regulations 2025