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Singapore Tourism Board Act 1963 s 29P

s 29P Power to require imposition of charges, late payment interest, etc.

29P.—(1) The Controller may require a cruise terminal licensee to impose on and collect from any person (including by a specified method of collection), or not to impose on or collect from any person, any charges or security deposits associated with the provision of any cruise port services and facilities at the cruise terminal to which its cruise terminal licence relates (including for the booking or cancellation of booking of any berth slot at the cruise terminal). (2) The Controller may require a cruise terminal licensee to impose on any person liable to pay any charge or provide any security deposit under subsection (1), interest for the late payment of the charge or the late provision of the security deposit, and to collect the interest (including by a method of collection specified by the Controller). (3) The Controller may specify the rate of interest for the purposes of subsection (2) or may permit the cruise terminal licensee to determine the rate. (4) A cruise terminal licensee —(a) must take all reasonable steps available to collect any charge, security deposit or late interest required to be collected under this section in accordance with the method specified by the Controller; and (b) must not waive the payment or provision of the charge, security deposit or late interest (as the case may be) without the prior written consent of the Controller.[Act 28 of 2022 wef 01/04/2023]

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