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Passports Act 2007 s 54

s 54 Methods and technologies for travel documents

54. —(1) The Minister may approve the methods and technologies (including biometric technologies) to be used by the Controller — ( a ) for the purposes of confirming the validity of evidence of the identity of an applicant for a Singapore passport or a Singapore travel document or to whom a Singapore passport or a Singapore travel document has been issued; ( b ) for the purposes of issuing biometric passports and travel documents under this Act; or ( c ) for performing other functions in connection with this Act. (2) Subsection (1) does not imply that methods or technologies not approved cannot be used for performing functions in connection with this Act. —(1) The Minister may approve the methods and technologies (including biometric technologies) to be used by the Controller — ( a ) for the purposes of confirming the validity of evidence of the identity of an applicant for a Singapore passport or a Singapore travel document or to whom a Singapore passport or a Singapore travel document has been issued; ( b ) for the purposes of issuing biometric passports and travel documents under this Act; or ( c ) for performing other functions in connection with this Act. (2) Subsection (1) does not imply that methods or technologies not approved cannot be used for performing functions in connection with this Act.

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