s 16 Withdrawal or revocation of registration
16.—(1) The Director‑General may withdraw the registration —(a) of any registered supplier where the registered supplier applies to the Director‑General to withdraw the registered supplier’s registration; or (b) of any registered goods obtained by a registered supplier or an importer that imports such registered goods for the importer’s own use, where the registered supplier or importer applies to the Director-General to withdraw the registration.[Act 10 of 2026 wef 01/07/2026] (2) The Director‑General may revoke the registration of any registered supplier after giving notice to the registered supplier and after such inquiry as the Director‑General thinks fit —(a) if the registered supplier procured the registration by providing any particulars, information or document, or by making any statement or representation, to the Director‑General which is false or misleading in any material particular; (b) if the Director‑General is satisfied that the registered supplier has contravened any condition of the registration; (c) if the registered supplier has been convicted of —(i) an offence under section 12(2) as in force before 1 January 2018 of supplying registrable goods that do not meet the minimum energy efficiency standards prescribed for those goods; or (ii) an offence under section 12(2) of making a prohibited supply of regulated goods, being goods that do not meet any requirement under section 12(4)(b) applicable to the regulated goods; or (d) in the event of such other occurrence or in such other circumstances as may be prescribed.[24/2017] (3) The Director‑General may revoke the registration of any registered goods obtained by a registered supplier or an importer that imports such registered goods for the importer’s own use, after giving notice to the registered supplier or importer, and after such inquiry as the Director‑General thinks fit, if the Director‑General is satisfied —(a) that any of the registered goods supplied by the registered supplier or imported by the importer do not conform with the results of any test or examination furnished by the registered supplier or importer to the Director‑General under this Part;[Act 10 of 2026 wef 01/07/2026] (b) that any of the registered goods supplied by the registered supplier or imported by the importer do not meet any requirement under section 12(4) applicable to the registered goods and not waived under section 31B(1) for the registered goods;[Act 10 of 2026 wef 01/07/2026] (c) that a modification to the registered goods has resulted in a change that affects the energy efficiency of the registered goods; (d) that the registered supplier or importer has procured the registration of the registered goods by providing any particulars, information or document, or by making any statement or representation, to the Director‑General which is false or misleading in any material particular;[Act 10 of 2026 wef 01/07/2026] (e) that the registered supplier or importer has contravened any condition of the registration of the registered goods; or[Act 10 of 2026 wef 01/07/2026] (f) that the registered supplier or importer has contravened any provision of this Act in relation to the registered goods.[24/2017] [Act 10 of 2026 wef 01/07/2026] (4) The Director‑General must, within 14 days after revoking any registration under subsection (2) or (3), inform the registered supplier or importer (as the case may be) in writing of the revocation and the grounds for the revocation.[Act 10 of 2026 wef 01/07/2026] (5) Where the registration of any registered goods has been withdrawn under subsection (1)(b) or revoked under subsection (3), it is the duty of every registered supplier of those goods to notify every other person —(a) to whom the registered supplier has supplied those goods; and (b) who, in the course of any trade or business, supplies those goods in Singapore, of the withdrawal or revocation of the registration of the goods.