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Section 310 — Requirements from person subject to supervision

As in force on 15 November 2022.

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  1. 2 January 2011 Enacted
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310.Requirements from person subject to supervision

(1)Every person ordered to be placed under police supervision and who is at large in Singapore must —

(a)personally present himself or herself and notify the place of his or her residence to the officer in charge of the police division in which his or her residence is situated;

(b)where the person changes his or her residence, personally present himself or herself and notify the change of residence to the officer in charge of the police division in which his or her new residence is situated;

(c)where the person changes his or her residence to a place outside Singapore, personally present himself or herself and notify the change of residence and the place to which he or she is going to reside to the officer in charge of the police division in which his or her last residence in Singapore is situated;

(d)if, having changed his or her residence to a place outside Singapore, the person later returns to Singapore, personally present himself or herself and notify his or her return and his or her place of residence in Singapore to the officer in charge of the police division in which his or her residence in Singapore is situated; and

(e)if the person intends to be absent from his or her last notified residence for more than 48 hours without changing his or her place of residence, personally present himself or herself and notify his or her intention, where he or she intends to go and how long he or she will be away to the officer in charge of the police division in which his or her residence is situated.

(2)A person under police supervision must, at least once every 30 days, report personally at the time and place and to the police officer appointed by the Commissioner of Police, and such officer may on each occasion take or cause to be taken the fingerprints of the person reporting to the officer.