Singapore legislation

Regulation 61

Section 286 — terms of public acts

Subregulation 1

An application to a Tribunal to decide the terms for doing a public act under section 286(1)(b) must —

(a)

be made by —

(i)

the rights owner; or

(ii)

the Government;

(b)

set out the circumstances or events giving rise to the application and, in particular, must —

(i)

identify the work or protected performance to which the application relates;

(ii)

identify the public act that was done, or is proposed to be done, under section 285(1);

(iii)

state whether the applicant is the rights owner or the Government;

(iv)

if the applicant is the rights owner — state whether the public act was done, or is proposed to be done, by the Government; and

(v)

if the applicant is the Government — state the name of the rights owner;

(c)

request the Tribunal to decide the terms as between the rights owner and the Government for doing the public act; and

(d)

be in the specified form.

The parties to the application are —

(a)

the rights owner; and

(b)

the Government.

In this regulation, “public act” has the meaning given by section 284(1).