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Central Provident Fund Act 1953 s 67B

Central Provident Fund Act 1953 s 67B

s 67B Application to withdraw money from member’s medisave account by approved applicant

67B.—(1) A person may not, on behalf of a member, submit a withdrawal application to the Board for the withdrawal of any sum standing to the member’s credit in the member’s medisave account unless the person is approved under subsection (2).[6/2016] (2) The Board may, with the concurrence of the Minister charged with the responsibility for health, approve a Medisave healthcare provider or an insurer to submit any withdrawal applications on such terms and conditions as the Board may require.[6/2016] (3) The Board may, at any time, order the audit of an approved applicant in such manner as it may direct.[6/2016] (4) Subject to subsection (6), the Board may, with the concurrence of the Minister charged with the responsibility for health, cancel the approval of an approved applicant, by the Board or on the approved applicant’s application.[6/2016] (5) Where the Board is considering the cancellation of the approval of an approved applicant, the Board may, before the approval is cancelled, suspend the submission of all or any withdrawal applications by the approved applicant.[6/2016] (6) If the Board imposes a financial penalty on an approved applicant under section 67C, the Board must not cancel the approval of the approved applicant until after —(a) the disposal of any appeal against the imposition of the financial penalty and interest for late payment (if any) in accordance with regulations made under section 77(1)(rb); and (b) the approved applicant has paid the financial penalty and any interest for late payment that the approved applicant is liable to pay.[6/2016]

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