Acts of Parliament
Every Act in force in Singapore, from the Constitution to the latest amendments.
Laws starting with P
91 Acts
List as of 30 Sep 2026. Laws published since then may be missing.
- Parking places and curbing indiscriminate parking of shared vehicles
- Imposing a surcharge on parking places
- Public parks and gardens, and the protection and growing of trees
- Planting, care and conservation of trees and plants in specified areas
- Privileges, immunities and powers of Parliament and its members
- Parliamentary Elections Act 1954Often citedRules for Parliamentary elections
- Ending pensions for parliamentary and ministerial service after 2011
- Pensions and gratuities for Members of Parliament and office holders
- Rules about passports
- Issuing passports and travel documents to citizens travelling abroad
- Patents Act 1994Often citedA new law of patents, giving effect to international conventions
- Compulsory licences for certain patented inventions
- Re-enacting the law on pawnbrokers
- Protecting payment and settlement systems from disruptions
- Licensing payment service providers and overseeing payment systems
- Oversight of payment systems and stored value facilities
- Payroll tax and tax forms
- Penal Code 1871Often cited
- Setting up a pension fund
- Pensions, gratuities and allowances for public service officers
- Pensions for officers under an agreement with another government
- Incorporating an association for community recreation
- Personal Data Protection Act 2012Often citedHow organisations handle personal data, and a Do Not Call Register
- Personal injuries sustained during the emergency period
- Carriage and storage of petroleum
- Registration of pharmacists
- A pharmacy council and registration of pharmacists
- Funds supporting Pioneers and Merdeka Generation Seniors
- Planning and improvement of Singapore
- Planning and improving the country, and charges on land development
- Cancelling planning permissions granted under older planning laws
- Protection of plant varieties
- Import, possession, making, storage, transport and sale of poisons
- The police force: its organisation, discipline, powers and duties
- The police force, its organisation and discipline
- Regulating donations to parties and candidates, barring foreign ones
- Setting up a corporation to run the port
- Makes an agent for mission estates a legal body
- Incorporating a savings bank and transferring the old bank's affairs
- Running and providing postal systems and services
- Stopping money laundering and terrorism financing in regulated dealing
- Controlling premiums on leases and giving rent receipts
- A board to preserve monuments of historic and artistic interest
- Preserving and protecting national monuments
- How the President is elected
- Preventing corruption more effectively
- Preventing corruption more effectively
- Prevention of crimes
- Deterring and punishing human trafficking and protecting victims
- Preventing oil and other pollution of Singapore waters
- Preventing and controlling pollution of the sea and from ships
- Control of prices
- Workmen's dwellings built with a wedding celebrations fund
- Prisons Act 1933Often citedRules about prisons
- Regulation and accreditation of private education institutions
- Control, licensing and inspection of private hospitals and clinics
- Licensing of private investigators and security guard agencies
- Control and taxing of private lotteries
- Control and taxing of private lotteries
- Regulation of private investigators and security officers and agencies
- Grants of probate and letters of administration
- Probation of offenders
- A board for registering professional engineers
- A board for professional engineers and registration of engineers
- Property Tax Act 1960Often citedTax on immovable properties and how it is collected
- A surcharge on property tax
- Protected areas and protected places
- Protection against harassment, stalking and false statements of fact
- Preventing online false statements and manipulation
- Regulation of public entertainments
- Regulating assemblies and processions, and preserving public order
- Police powers against serious violence and large-scale public disorder
- Maintaining and restoring public order
- A shared governance framework for public bodies and services
- Varying annual wage increases and allowance for the public service
- Offences and protection of members of the public service commissions
- Setting up a council to license ticket payments and regulate fares
- Appointment of a public trustee
- A board for water, gas and electricity taking over council functions
- Reconstituting a utilities board and transferring its undertakings
- Reconstituting the public utilities board