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← Singapore Tourism Board Act 1963

Singapore Tourism Board Act 1963 s 26B

s 26B Modification of directions, etc.

26B.—(1) The Board may at any time vary, suspend or revoke the whole or any part of a direction issued to a licensee under section 26A. (2) Before varying, suspending or revoking a direction or part of a direction, the Board must serve on the licensee written notice of the Board’s intention, unless the Board considers that it is not practicable or desirable to do so in the particular circumstances of the case. (3) The written notice must —(a) state the direction or part of the direction that the Board intends to vary, suspend or revoke, and (in the case of a variation) the effect of the variation; and (b) specify the time (being at least 14 days after the date of service of the written notice on the licensee) within which any written representation may be given to the Board, or any representation by the licensee heard, with respect to the Board’s intention. (4) On considering any representation made by the licensee under subsection (3)(b), the Board may decide to —(a) proceed as intended (including with any modification to the direction or part of the direction as the Board thinks fit); or (b) not proceed as intended, and must serve on the licensee written notice of the Board’s decision. (5) If no representation is made to the Board within the time mentioned in subsection (3)(b) or if any representation made under that provision is withdrawn, the Board may proceed as intended (including with any modification as the Board thinks fit) and must serve on the licensee written notice of the Board’s decision. (6) The variation, suspension or revocation takes effect at the time and date specified by the Board in the written notice of the Board’s decision.[Act 28 of 2022 wef 01/04/2023]

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