Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022

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• § 1 — Short title and commencement

  1. This Act is the Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022 and comes into operation on a date that the Minister appoints by notification in the Gazette.

• § 10 — Follow-up after revocation of section 7(3) approval

  10.—(1) In addition to section 9, where the LTA revokes a section 7(3) approval for a model of EV charger, the LTA must publish —(a) a notice of the revocation; and (b) in the case of an absolute revocation under section 9(3)(a), a notice that EV chargers of that model must no longer bear an approv

• § 100 — Saving and transitional provisions

  100.—(1) The Schedule has effect.(2) For a period of 2 years after the date of commencement of this section, the Minister may, by order in the Gazette, amend the Schedule by prescribing such additional provisions of a saving or transitional nature consequent on the enactment of this section as the M

• § 11 — No alteration, etc., of EV charger of homologated model

  11.—(1) A person must not alter or modify, or allow to be altered or modified an EV charger that —(a) is of a homologated model; or (b) is of a former homologated model but covered by grandfathering arrangements because of a prospective revocation under section 9(3)(b), except with the prior appro

• § 12 — Approval of alteration, etc.

  12.—(1) An application for approval to alter or modify an EV charger must be made to the LTA —(a) in the form and manner prescribed or, if not so prescribed, as required by the LTA; and (b) accompanied by — (i) the prescribed information and documents and any additional information or documents tha

• § 13 — Alteration-approved labels

  13.—(1) Upon granting to any person an approval under section 12 to alter or modify an EV charger, the LTA must make available to the person, on payment by the person of a fee (if prescribed), an alteration‑approved label —(a) which signifies the grant of that approval; and (b) which is to be affix

• § 14 — Interpretation of this Division

  14. In this Division —“access”, in relation to any advertisement on the Internet, means to read, view, hear or otherwise experience the content of the advertisement, by means of a broadcasting service or an electronic service, and includes —(a) access that is subject to a precondition, such as the u

• § 15 — Prohibited advertising of non-approved EV charger

  15.—(1) A person must not publish, or cause to be published, or take part in the publication, in Singapore, of any advertisement —(a) containing any express or implied inducement, suggestion or request to acquire in Singapore a non‑approved EV charger; (b) providing a facility for a person who has

• § 16 — Defences

  16. In any proceedings for an offence under section 15(1), it is a defence for the person charged to prove that —(a) the person —(i) is a person whose business is to publish or arrange for the publication of advertisements and that the person received the advertisement for publication in the ordinar

• § 17 — Corrective measures for unlawful advertisement

  17.—(1) Where an authorised officer, after receiving a complaint or on the authorised officer’s initiative, is satisfied that an advertisement has been published, or caused to be published, in contravention of section 15(1), the authorised officer may, after having regard to the matters mentioned in

• § 18 — Unlawful charging with unregistered EV charger

  18.—(1) A person commits an offence if —(a) the person charges an electric vehicle using an EV charger; (b) the EV charger is an unregistered EV charger; and (c) the person knows that, or is reckless as to whether, the EV charger is an unregistered EV charger. (2) A person commits an offence if —

• § 19 — Registration of EV charger

  19.—(1) A person who has charge and control of an EV charger must apply to the LTA to register the EV charger before the EV charger is first used, or allowed to be first used, by any person to charge any electric vehicle in Singapore.(2) An application under subsection (1) to register an EV charger

• § 2 — General interpretation

  2. In this Act —“acquire”, in relation to any thing, means —(a) to buy (by wholesale or retail) the thing; (b) to accept or receive a supply of the thing; or (c) to accept or receive a transfer of ownership or possession (by gift, lending or supply) of the thing; “advertisement” means any informa

• § 20 — Registration marks and registered responsible person

  20.—(1) On registering an EV charger as a registered‑for‑charging EV charger, the LTA must —(a) assign a registration code to the EV charger; (b) register a person as a registered responsible person for the EV charger; and (c) assign the registered responsible person a registration mark showing th

• § 21 — Cancellation of registration

  21.—(1) The LTA may cancel the registration of a registered‑for‑charging EV charger if —(a) the LTA is satisfied that the registered‑for‑charging EV charger —(i) has been or will, within the prescribed period, be destroyed or removed from Singapore; (ii) has become unfit for use as an EV charger;

• § 22 — Register of registered-for-charging EV chargers

  22.—(1) Subject to this section, the LTA must establish and maintain a register of registered‑for‑charging EV chargers in accordance with the Regulations.(2) The register of registered‑for‑charging EV chargers must contain —(a) the current prescribed information about each registered‑for‑charging EV

• § 23 — Improper certification of EV charger

  23.—(1) An individual must not certify an EV charger as fit for charging any electric vehicle in Singapore knowing that, or reckless as to whether, the EV charger is an EV charger —(a) that belongs to a model that is not a homologated model; and (b) that is not covered by any grandfathering arrange

• § 24 — Improper installation of fixed EV charger

  24.—(1) A person must not install, or cause to be installed, a fixed EV charger in any place in Singapore knowing that, or reckless as to whether, the EV charger is an EV charger —(a) that belongs to a model that is not a homologated model; and (b) that is not covered by any grandfathering arrangem

• § 25 — Periodic inspection of EV charger

  25.—(1) The registered responsible person for an EV charger —(a) must cause the EV charger to be periodically inspected and certified in accordance with this section by a prescribed competent person to ensure its continued fitness for charging any electric vehicle in Singapore; and (b) must produce

• § 26 — Keeping of records

  26.—(1) The registered responsible person for a registered‑for‑charging EV charger must keep and retain, for inspection by an authorised officer, every certificate as to the fitness of the EV charger under sections 23 and 25(3)(b)(i), respectively, for a period of at least 2 years starting the date

• § 27 — Duty of registered responsible person who is transferor

  27.—(1) A registered responsible person for a registered‑for‑charging EV charger who disposes of, or transfers immediate possession of otherwise than temporarily, (called the transferor) to another person (called the transferee) the registered‑for‑charging EV charger must, within a prescribed period

• § 28 — Rules for trials and special uses

  28.—(1) For the purpose of enabling or facilitating the development and operation of innovative and accessible EV chargers and EV charging services which contribute to the mobility and safety of people in Singapore, and of improving the environmental performance of the road transport sector in Singa

• § 29 — Improper use of EV chargers

  29.—(1) A person commits an offence if —(a) the person uses an EV charger for a purpose; (b) the purpose is other than a prescribed permissible purpose for that use and type of EV charger; and (c) the person knows that, or is reckless as to whether, the purpose is not a prescribed permissible purp

• § 3 — Meaning of “supply”

  3.—(1) In this Act, “supply” includes carrying on any of the following activities, or a combination of those activities, in relation to any thing:(a) selling or agreeing to sell the thing; (b) bartering or exchanging the thing; (c) giving away the thing, whether or not as a prize or reward, or as

• § 30 — Improper charging

  30.—(1) A person commits an offence if —(a) the person uses, or allows to be used, an EV charger to charge an electric vehicle at any place in Singapore; (b) the place is prescribed as a banned location for that type of EV charger; and (c) the person knows that, or is reckless as to whether, the p

• § 31 — Tampering with EV charger, etc.

  31.—(1) A person commits an offence if the person wilfully tampers with an EV charger or any thing else related to an EV charger so as to cause or to be likely to cause danger to human life or damage to any property.(2) A person commits an offence if the person, by rash or negligent act or omission

• § 32 — Unauthorised removal, defacement, etc., of labels and marks

  32.—(1) An individual commits an offence if he or she, without reasonable excuse, defaces, obliterates or removes any of the following when it is lawfully affixed to an EV charger:(a) any approval label made available by the LTA under section 8(1)(b); (b) any alteration‑approved label made availabl

• § 33 — Counterfeiting labels and marks

  33.—(1) A person who counterfeits —(a) any approval label made available by the LTA under section 8(1)(b); (b) any alteration‑approved label made available by the LTA under section 13(1); or (c) any registration mark issued by the LTA under section 20(1)(c) for a registered‑for‑charging EV charger

• § 34 — Interpretation of this Division

  34. In this Division —“safety‑related defect”, in relation to an EV charger, means a feature of the design or construction of the EV charger that is liable to cause serious damage to property or significant risk of personal injury or death to any person, and includes any defect relating to a compone

• § 35 — Duty to notify safety-related defect in EV chargers

  35.—(1) Where a manufacturer or supplier of an EV charger becomes aware of any safety‑related defect in the EV charger or model of that EV charger, it is the duty of the manufacturer or supplier (as the case may be) to give, within the time prescribed, notice about the safety‑related defect as descr

• § 36 — Duty to observe warning in section 35 notice

  36.—(1) A person in section 35(1)(b) or (c) to whom a notice under section 35(1) is given about a safety‑related defect in an EV charger, or a model of EV charger, commits an offence if the person, without reasonable excuse, fails to comply with the warning contained in that notice.(2) A person who

• § 37 — Safety and security directives

  37.—(1) The LTA may, on its own initiative or otherwise, and in accordance with subsections (2), (3), (4) and (5), give such safety and security directives of general application as may be necessary —(a) to avoid any actual or imminent occurrence of death of, or a serious injury to, any individual,

• § 38 — How safety and security directive is given

  38.—(1) A safety and security directive is binding on the person or class of persons to whom it is addressed and given.(2) A safety and security directive that is addressed to a person is sufficiently given if it is served in the manner prescribed in section 93. (3) A safety and security directive

• § 39 — General duty to comply with safety and security directives

  39.—(1) A safety and security directive may require the person it binds (according to the circumstances of the case) to do, or to refrain from doing, for a specified period, things specified in the directive or things that are of a description specified in the directive, including —(a) stop the supp

• § 4 — Meanings of “charging station operator”, “electric vehicle charging service” and associated terms

  4.—(1) A reference in this Act to a charging station operator is a reference to a person who —(a) operates in the course of any business, one or more charging stations for use primarily by the general public to charge any electric vehicle for its propulsion; (b) operates in the course of any busine

• § 40 — Interpretation of this Part

  40. In this Part —“customer” means the driver of an electric vehicle to whom EV charging services are provided, and includes a prospective customer; “modification” or “modify”, in relation to the conditions of a licence, includes deleting or varying and substituting a condition, and adding a condit

• § 41 — Unauthorised regulated activity

  41.—(1) A person commits an offence if the person undertakes any regulated activity using a type of EV charger (except for a specially authorised EV charger) when the person —(a) is not authorised to do so by a licence; and (b) is not exempt from this section under section 92. (2) The offence unde

• § 42 — Application for or to renew licence

  42.—(1) An application for or to renew a licence must be made to the LTA in accordance with this section.(2) An application for or to renew a licence must —(a) be made in the form and manner prescribed or, if not so prescribed, as required by the LTA; (b) be accompanied by a prescribed application

• § 43 — Grant of licence

  43.—(1) After considering any application under section 42 for or to renew a licence, the LTA may —(a) on payment of —(i) the applicable licence fee (if prescribed), grant the applicant a licence authorising the applicant to undertake a regulated activity using one or more types of EV chargers speci

• § 44 — Periodic fee for licence and licence validity

  44.—(1) Subject to subsection (2), every licence granted under this Part is valid for the period specified in the licence and is in force unless the licence is earlier suspended or revoked under section 53.(2) Where a licence granted under this Part is partially suspended under section 53, that lice

• § 45 — Conditions of licence

  45.—(1) In granting a licence to any person, the LTA may impose any conditions that the LTA considers requisite or expedient having regard to the purposes of this Act.(2) In particular, in granting a licence, the LTA may impose conditions —(a) requiring the licensee to undertake the regulated activi

• § 46 — Modifying conditions of licence

  46.—(1) Subject to this section, it is lawful for the LTA to modify the conditions of a licence without compensating the licensee concerned.(2) Before modifying any condition of a licence, the LTA must give notice to the licensee holding that licence —(a) stating that the LTA proposes to make the mo

• § 47 — Modifying types of EV chargers on licensee’s application

  47.—(1) A licensee may apply to the LTA to modify the types of EV chargers that the licensee is authorised under its licence to use in undertaking a regulated activity.(2) To avoid doubt, applying to modify the types of EV chargers means applying to do one or more of the following:(a) add one or mor

• § 48 — Restriction on surrender of licence

  48. Every licence is not capable of being surrendered without the written consent of the LTA, and any surrender or purported surrender of a licence is void if it is without such consent.

• § 49 — Record-keeping and giving information

  49.—(1) A licensee authorised to undertake a regulated activity must —(a) keep and retain, for such period as may be prescribed, records or data about the regulated activity that is prescribed, being relevant to monitoring or evaluating the regulated activity for the purposes of this Part (including

• § 5 — Purpose of Act

  5. The purpose of this Act is to reduce the carbon emissions of road transport in Singapore through the use of electricity sources which serve as a whole or partial substitute for fossil fuels sources in road transport in Singapore, by —(a) promoting the safe use of EV chargers through regulation of

• § 50 — Publication of information on publicly accessible online platform

  50.—(1) The LTA may publish on a publicly accessible online platform administered by or under the control of the Government or any public authority, any data about respective licensees’ charger location, charger availability, retail price of charging service and charger utilisation that —(a) can be

• § 51 — Standards of performance for licensees

  51.—(1) The LTA may —(a) issue one or more standards of performance applicable to licensees generally or specially; (b) approve as a standard of performance applicable to licensees, any document prepared by a person other than the LTA if the LTA considers the document as suitable for this purpose;

• § 52 — Directions affecting licensees

  52.—(1) The LTA may give a direction to a licensee for or in respect of —(a) the safety of customers and any other person in connection with undertaking a regulated activity authorised by the licensee’s licence; or (b) any matter affecting the interests of the public in connection with the regulate

• § 53 — Suspension or revocation, etc., of licence

  53.—(1) Subject to section 55, if the LTA is satisfied that —(a) a licensee is contravening or not complying with, or has contravened or failed to comply with —(i) any of the conditions of the licensee’s licence; (ii) any provision of this Act or the Regulations applicable to the licensee, contrave

• § 54 — Regulatory action can continue despite licence expiry, etc.

  54.—(1) Subject to section 55, if regulatory action under section 53 has started against a licensee, and the LTA does not take any regulatory action before the date of expiry of the licensee’s licence for reasons other than the LTA discontinuing the regulatory action, then despite the licence expiry

• § 55 — Proceedings for regulatory action

  55.—(1) Before exercising any powers under section 53(1) or (2) or 54(2), the LTA must give written notice to the licensee or former licensee concerned —(a) stating that the LTA intends to take regulatory action against the licensee or former licensee; (b) specifying the type of action in section 5

• § 56 — Application of this Part

  56. This Part applies only in relation to a licensee that is authorised to provide EV charging services and is prescribed by the Minister, by order in the Gazette, as a designated licensee.

• § 57 — Step-in order

  57.—(1) The Minister may make an order under this section (called a step‑in order) if the licence of a designated licensee is suspended in its entirety, revoked or surrendered, and on receipt of the written advice from the LTA of its opinion that it is necessary to take over some or all of the opera

• § 58 — Restrictions on voluntary winding up, etc.

  58.—(1) Despite the provisions of any other written law, where a company is a designated licensee —(a) the company must not be wound up voluntarily without the consent of the LTA; (b) no judicial manager may be appointed under Part 7 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 in rela

• § 59 — Rules and saving for step-in arrangements

  59.—(1) The Minister may, by rules made under this section, give effect to this Part, including making provision for applying, omitting or modifying the provisions of Part 7 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 where a step‑in order is made.(2) Nothing effected or to be effected

• § 6 — Only homologated model of EV charger can be supplied

  6.—(1) Subject to subsection (2), a person commits an offence if the person supplies in Singapore to another (whether in or outside Singapore) for any purpose an EV charger —(a) that is not of a homologated model; and (b) that the person knows or ought reasonably to know is not of a homologated mod

• § 60 — Interpretation of this Part

  60. In this Part —“approved electrical load”, in relation to a development, means the maximum electrical load rating of the development as approved by a market support services licensee under the Electricity Act 2001; “building” includes part of a building; “building works” means —(a) the erection

• § 61 — Application of this Part

  61.—(1) Subject to sections 62 and 63, this Part applies only to the following types of works (each called the “defined works”) carried out in any development:(a) any building works that results in the erection or re‑erection of a building; (b) any other building works for any building comprised in

• § 62 — Disapplication of this Part

  62.—(1) This Part does not apply to —(a) any defined works carried out by or on behalf of the Government on State land; (b) any defined works carried out by or on behalf of any public authority on land owned by that public authority; or (c) any defined works carried out in connection with any deve

• § 63 — Power to exempt

  63.—(1) The Minister may, if satisfied in any particular case that the application of this Part is incompatible with the purposes of this Act or would cause substantial hardship to any person, exempt any person in relation to any particular defined works carried out in a development for or on behalf

• § 64 — Minimum electrical load and charging points in parking place for building works

  64.—(1) Subject to subsection (10), the developer of any building works must, no later than the relevant date for those building works, install or cause to be installed —(a) all electrical infrastructure necessary to supply a minimum electrical load for the purpose of charging electric vehicles in t

• § 65 — Minimum electrical load and charging points in parking place for electrical work

  65.—(1) Subject to subsection (12), the owner of any development in respect of which electrical work is carried out must, within the period specified in subsection (4), install or cause to be installed —(a) all electrical infrastructure necessary to supply a minimum electrical load for the purpose o

• § 66 — Request for information from market support services licensee

  66.—(1) The LTA may, by written notice, require any market support services licensee to provide the following, within a reasonable period and in the form and manner specified in the notice:(a) any information and document relating to the approved electrical load of any development; (b) any informat

• § 67 — Interpretation of this Part

  67. In this Part —“appealable decision” means any of the following decisions of the LTA:(a) a decision under section 9(1) revoking a section 7(3) approval; (b) a decision under section 43(1)(b) refusing the grant or renewal of a licence; (c) a decision under section 45 imposing a condition in a li

• § 68 — Appeal to Minister

  68.—(1) An appellant who is aggrieved by an appealable decision may appeal to the Minister against the decision in accordance with this section.(2) An appeal under this section must be in writing and specify the grounds on which it is made, and be made within 28 days after the date the decision appe

• § 69 — Decision on appeal

  69.—(1) After considering an appeal under section 68, the Minister may —(a) reject the appeal and confirm the appealable decision; or (b) allow the appeal and reverse the appealable decision. (2) In relation to the Minister determining an appeal made under section 68, sections 7 and 9 and Part 6 a

• § 7 — Application for homologation of EV charger model

  7.—(1) An application for approval under subsection (3) in respect of a model of EV charger must be made to the LTA.(2) An application under subsection (1) must —(a) be made to the LTA in the form and manner prescribed or, if not so prescribed, as required by the LTA; (b) provide or make available

• § 70 — Designate may hear appeal in place of Minister

  70.—(1) The Minister may designate any of the following office‑holders in his or her Ministry to hear and determine, in the Minister’s place, any appeal made under section 68:(a) the Second Minister, if any; (b) any Minister of State or Senior Minister of State; (c) any Parliamentary Secretary or

• § 71 — Labels and marking of EV chargers

  71.—(1) In any proceedings for an offence under section 6, 11, 18, 23, 24, 29, 30, 32 or 33, if an EV charger is supplied, installed or certified in Singapore, or is used to charge an electric vehicle in Singapore, with —(a) any approval label made available by the LTA under section 8(1)(b); or (b)

• § 72 — Extract of register of registered-for-charging EV chargers

  72. A certificate signed or purporting to be signed by an authorised officer and stating that —(a) an EV charger described or specified in the certificate was or was not registered as a registered‑for‑charging EV charger at a specified time; or (b) any other particulars or information was recorded

• § 73 — Purpose for which powers are exercisable

  73.—(1) An authorised officer may exercise the powers set out in this Part for all or any of the following purposes:(a) to detect and investigate offences under this Act, whether committed by a licensee or any other person; (b) to determine whether there are grounds for taking any regulatory action

• § 74 — Powers of entry, etc., at premises

  74.—(1) An authorised officer may without warrant, enter, at all reasonable times, and remain at —(a) any premises where a licensee or former licensee has an office or keeps records that relate to any regulated activity undertaken by the licensee or former licensee; (b) any premises where the offic

• § 75 — Powers in relation to motor vehicles

  75.—(1) An authorised officer may without warrant, do all or any of the following in relation to any motor vehicle which an authorised officer has reasonable grounds to believe that is charging or was recently charged with an EV charger:(a) to stop and detain the motor vehicle for as long as is reas

• § 76 — Power to obtain information

  76.—(1) The powers in this section may be exercised only in relation to any of the following:(a) any licensee; (b) any employee or former employee of a licensee. (2) An authorised officer may by written notice require any person mentioned in subsection (1) to provide, within a reasonable period sp

• § 77 — Power of examination

  77.—(1) An authorised officer may, for the purposes of section 73(1), do all or any of the following:(a) require any individual whom the authorised officer reasonably believes to have committed an offence under this Act to provide evidence of that individual’s identity; (b) require, by written noti

• § 78 — Power to remove, etc., EV chargers

  78.—(1) In addition to any powers in this Division, where an authorised officer has reason to believe that an EV charger is —(a) neither of a homologated model nor a specially authorised EV charger; or (b) the subject of or used in the commission of an offence under this Act, the authorised office

• § 79 — Obstructing authorised officer, etc.

  79.—(1) If an authorised officer or outsourced enforcement officer is authorised under this Act to enter any premises, a person who —(a) wilfully prevents the authorised officer or outsourced enforcement officer from entering or re‑entering those premises or any part of those premises; or (b) wilfu

• § 8 — Approval labels

  8.—(1) Upon granting a person a section 7(3) approval for a model of EV charger (called an approved person), the LTA must —(a) issue the approved person with an approval code for the approved person and that homologated model; and (b) make available to the approved person, on payment by the approve

• § 80 — Other offences

  80.—(1) A person who, without reasonable excuse, fails to do anything required of the person —(a) by an authorised officer under section 74(2) or 75(1); (b) by a notice under section 76(2) or 77(1); or (c) by an outsourced enforcement officer under section 77(3), shall be guilty of an offence and

• § 81 — Composition of offences

  81.—(1) The LTA or an authorised officer may compound any offence under this Act that is prescribed as a compoundable offence —(a) by collecting from a person reasonably suspected of having committed the offence a sum not exceeding the lower of the following:(i) one half of the amount of the maximum

• § 82 — Holding yards and follow-up after removal thereto

  82.—(1) After an EV charger is moved or removed to a holding yard under section 74(2), 75(1) or 78(4) by an authorised officer, the authorised officer must as soon as practicable give notice of the move or removal to —(a) the owner of the EV charger; and (b) where the EV charger was being supplied

• § 83 — Forfeiture of seized EV chargers

  83.—(1) Subject to this section, all EV chargers liable to seizure under the provisions of this Act are liable to forfeiture by a court.(2) An order for the forfeiture of an EV charger seized under this Act may instead be made by the LTA if it is satisfied that —(a) the EV charger is neither of a ho

• § 84 — Disposal of forfeited EV chargers

  84. Where any EV charger is forfeited by the LTA under section 83, an authorised officer may, after giving one month’s notice in the Gazette of his or her intention to do so, destroy or otherwise dispose of the EV charger.

• § 85 — Offences by corporations

  85.—(1) Where, in a proceeding for an offence under this Act, it is necessary to prove the state of mind of a corporation in relation to a particular conduct, evidence that —(a) an officer, employee or agent of the corporation engaged in that conduct within the scope of his or her actual or apparent

• § 86 — Offences by unincorporated associations or partnerships

  86.—(1) Where, in a proceeding for an offence under this Act, it is necessary to prove the state of mind of an unincorporated association or a partnership in relation to a particular conduct, evidence that —(a) an employee or agent of the unincorporated association or partnership engaged in that con

• § 87 — Jurisdiction of courts

  87. Despite the Criminal Procedure Code 2010, a District Court or a Magistrate’s Court has jurisdiction to try, and has power to impose the full punishment for, any offence under this Act.

• § 88 — Administration of Act by LTA

  88.—(1) It is the function of the LTA to administer this Act.(2) Despite anything in the Interpretation Act 1965, the Land Transport Authority of Singapore Act 1995 or any other law, the powers conferred or duties imposed upon the LTA by any provision of this Act are non‑delegable to the following:(

• § 89 — Authorised officers

  89.—(1) The LTA may, in relation to any provision of this Act, appoint —(a) any of its employees; (b) any individual performing duties in the LTA under a secondment arrangement making available temporarily to the LTA the services of the individual; (c) any public officer; or (d) any employee of a

• § 9 — Revocation of section 7(3) approval

  9.—(1) The LTA may revoke the approval given to a person in respect of an EV charger under section 7(3) if the LTA is of the opinion that —(a) the model of that EV charger has ceased to satisfy the safety and performance standards prescribed to be a homologated model; (b) the section 7(3) approval

• § 90 — Recovery of fees and penalties

  90.—(1) The LTA may impose interest at the prescribed rate on any outstanding amount of —(a) any fee payable under section 43 for the grant or renewal of a licence; (b) any periodic fee payable under section 44; or (c) any financial penalty directed under section 53(2) or 54(2) to be paid. (2) Th

• § 91 — Application of Act

  91.—(1) This Act extends to any conduct outside Singapore, or partly inside or partly outside Singapore that results in —(a) the supply of EV chargers in Singapore; or (b) the provision of EV charging services, or the undertaking of any other regulated activity, in Singapore. (2) This Act does not

• § 92 — General power to exempt

  92. The Minister may, by order in the Gazette, exempt any person or class of persons from all or any of the provisions of this Act, either generally or in a particular case and subject to such conditions as the Minister may impose.

• § 93 — Service of documents

  93.—(1) A document that is permitted or required by this Act to be served on a person may be served as described in this section.(2) A document permitted or required by this Act to be served on an individual may be served —(a) by giving it to the individual personally; (b) by sending it by post to

• § 94 — Regulations

  94.—(1) The LTA may, with the approval of the Minister, make Regulations necessary or convenient to be prescribed for carrying out or giving effect to this Act.(2) In particular, the LTA may, with the approval of the Minister, make Regulations in respect of any of the following:(a) the form and mann

• § 95 — Incorporation by reference, etc.

  95.—(1) Any subsidiary legislation made under this Act may make provision for or in relation to a matter by applying, adopting or incorporating by reference, with or without modification, any matter contained in any code, standard, rule, requirement, specification or other document, as in force at a

• § 96 — Presentation to Parliament

  96. All orders, rules and regulations made under this Act must be presented to Parliament as soon as possible after publication in the Gazette.

• § 97 — Amendment of Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act 2004

  97. The Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act 2004 is amended —(a) by inserting, immediately before the definition of “immediate family member” in section 2(1), the following definition:“ “fixed EV charger” has the meaning given by section 2 of the Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022;”; (b

• § 98 — Amendment of Electricity Act 2001

  98. Section 2(1) of the Electricity Act 2001 is amended —(a) by deleting the word “or” at the end of paragraph (b) of the definition of “electrical installation”; and (b) by inserting the word “or” at the end of paragraph (c) of the definition of “electrical installation”, and by inserting immediat

• § 99 — Amendment of Land Transport Authority of Singapore Act 1995

  99. The Land Transport Authority of Singapore Act 1995 is amended —(a) by inserting, immediately after paragraph (fa) of section 6(1), the following paragraph:“(fb) to regulate the supply of electric vehicle chargers, the provision of electric vehicle charging services and the operation of charging