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Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022 s 19

Electric Vehicles Charging Act 2022 s 19

s 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 must —(a) be made in the form and manner prescribed or, if not so prescribed, as required by the LTA; and (b) be accompanied by —(i) the prescribed information and documents and any additional information or documents that the LTA may require to decide the application; and (ii) the prescribed fee, if any. (3) After considering any application under subsection (1) to register an EV charger, the LTA may —(a) on payment of the applicable registration fee (if prescribed), register the EV charger as a registered‑for‑charging EV charger; or (b) refuse to so register the EV charger. (4) The LTA may refuse to register an EV charger which is the subject of an application under subsection (1) if —(a) the EV charger is not lawfully certified as fit for charging any electric vehicle in Singapore under section 23; (b) the EV charger, being a fixed EV charger, is not lawfully installed in accordance with section 24; or (c) the application contains any false or misleading information.

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