20. Forfeiture of Medals

The Minister may forfeit any Medal or Clasp awarded to any person under these Regulations if the person —

is dismissed or dishonourably discharged from either the National Police Cadet Corps, the National Civil Defence Cadet Corps or the Education Service, as the case may be;

is convicted of any criminal offence; or

is guilty of misconduct or disloyalty to Singapore.

Any Medal or Clasp forfeited may be restored by the Minister at the Minister’s discretion.

A notice of the forfeiture or restoration must be published —

in relation to the NPCC Long Service Medal or Clasp, in the National Police Cadet Corps General Orders; and

in relation to the NCDCC Long Service (10 Years) Medal, NCDCC Long Service (30 Years) Medal, or Clasp, in the National Civil Defence Cadet Corps General Orders.

The Minister may forfeit any Medal or Clasp awarded to any person under these Regulations if the person —

is dismissed or dishonourably discharged from either the National Police Cadet Corps, the National Civil Defence Cadet Corps or the Education Service, as the case may be;

is convicted of any criminal offence; or

is guilty of misconduct or disloyalty to Singapore.

Any Medal or Clasp forfeited may be restored by the Minister at the Minister’s discretion.

A notice of the forfeiture or restoration must be published —

in relation to the NPCC Long Service Medal or Clasp, in the National Police Cadet Corps General Orders; and

in relation to the NCDCC Long Service (10 Years) Medal, NCDCC Long Service (30 Years) Medal, or Clasp, in the National Civil Defence Cadet Corps General Orders.