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Section 429 — Saving and transitional provisions

Consolidated view is experimental and may be broken for certain provisions.

Amendments
429.Repeal, savingsSavingsSaving and transitional provisions
Subsection (1) — Original text to 31 August 2012superseded

(1)The Criminal Procedure Code (Cap. 68) is repealed.

Subsection (1) — From 31 August 2012 (current)rewritten by the Revised Edition

(1)This Code shalldoes not affect —

(a)any inquiry, trial or other proceeding commenced or pending under the repealed Code before 2nd2 January 2011, and every such inquiry, trial or other proceeding may be continued and everything in relation thereto may be done in all respects after that date as if this Code had not been enacted; and

(b)any further proceedings which may be taken under the repealed Code in respect of any inquiry, trial or other proceeding which has commenced or is pending before 2nd2 January 2011, and such further proceedings may be taken and everything in relation thereto may be done in all respects after that date as if this Code had not been enacted.

Subsection (2) — Original text to 31 August 2012superseded

(2)This Code shall not affect —

(a)any inquiry, trial or other proceeding commenced or pending under the repealed Code before the appointed day, and every such inquiry, trial or other proceeding may be continued and everything in relation thereto may be done in all respects after that day as if this Code had not been enacted; and

(b)any further proceedings which may be taken under the repealed Code in respect of any inquiry, trial or other proceeding which has commenced or is pending before the appointed day, and such further proceedings may be taken and everything in relation thereto may be done in all respects after that day as if this Code had not been enacted.

Subsection (2) — From 31 August 2012 (current)rewritten by the Revised Edition

(2)Any application, authorisation, consent, direction, fiat, instruction, order, requirement or sanction of the Public Prosecutor given or made under the repealed Code before 2nd2 January 2011 and which remains in force or which is not complied with before that date shall beis treated as if it were an application, authorisation, consent, direction, fiat, instruction, order or requirement of the Public Prosecutor given or made under the corresponding provisions of this Code.

(3)Any application,summons, authorisation, consent, direction, fiat, instruction, order, requirementwarrant or sanctionrequisition ofissued theby Publica Prosecutor given or madecourt under the repealed Code before the2nd2 appointedJanuary day2011 and which remains in force or which ishas not been complied with or executed before that daydate shall beis treated as if it were ana application,summons, authorisation, consent, direction, fiat, instruction, orderwarrant or requirementrequisition,requisition ofas(as the Publiccase Prosecutormay givenbe,be) or madeissued under the corresponding provisions of this Code.

(4)Any summons,proclamation warrant or requisition issuedpublished by a court under section 51 of the repealed Code before the appointed day and which has not been complied with or executed before that day shall beis treated as if it were a summons,proclamation warrant or requisition, as the case may be, issuedpublished under thesection corresponding provisions of this Code.88.

(5)Any proclamationauthorisation publishedgiven by athe courtCommissioner of Police under section 5170 of the repealed Code which is not acted on before 2nd2 January 2011 shall beis treated as if it were aan proclamationauthorisation publishedof the Commissioner of Police given under section 88.33.

(6)Any authorisationwritten given by the Commissionerorder of Policea police officer under section 7058 of the repealed Code which is not actedcomplied onwith before the2nd2 appointedJanuary day2011 shall beis treated as if it were ana authorisationwritten order of thea Commissionerpolice of Police givenofficer under section 33.20.

(7)Any written order of a police officer under section 58120 of the repealed Code which is not complied with before the2nd2 appointedJanuary day2011 shall beis treated as if it were a writtenan order of a police officer under section 20.21.

(8)Any orderrequisition ofmade by a police officer or authorised person under section 120125A or 125B of the repealed Code before 2nd2 January 2011 which is not complied with before thethat appointed daydate shall beis treateddeemed asto ifbe ita wererequisition anmade order ofby a police officer or an authorised person under section 21.39 or 40, respectively.

(9)Any requisitionplea madeof guilty by a police officer or authorised personletter under section 125A or 125B137 of the repealed Code before the appointed day which is not complieddealt with by a court before the2nd2 appointedJanuary day2011 shall beis deemedtreated toas beif it were a requisitionplea madeof guilty by a police officer or an authorised personletter under section 39154 orand 40,that respectively.provision shall applyapplies accordingly to the plea of guilty.

(10)Any plea of guilty by letter under section 137137A of the repealed Code which is not dealt with by a court before the2nd2 appointedJanuary day2011 shall beis treated as if it were a plea of guilty by letter under section 154226 and that provision shall applyapplies accordingly to the plea of guilty.

(11)Any pleabond ofexecuted guiltyby any person under section 137A of the repealed Code before 2nd2 January 2011 and which isremains notin dealtforce withon byor aafter courtthat before the appointed daydate shall beis treated as if it were a pleabond executed under the corresponding provisions of guiltythis under section 226 and that provision shall apply accordingly to the plea of guilty.Code.

(12)Any bond executed by any person who is subject to the supervision of the police under section 11 of the repealed Code before the appointed day and which remains in force on or after that day shall beis treated as if ithethe person were a bondperson executedsubject to police supervision under thesection corresponding provisions309 of this Code.

(13)Any personinformation whoreceived isor subject to the supervision of the policerecorded under section 11115 of the repealed Code which is not dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the repealed Code before 2nd2 January 2011 shall beis treated as if hethe information were areceived personor subject to police supervisionrecorded under section 30914 and the police shallmust deal with the matter in accordance with the provisions of this Code.

(14)Any informationcomplaint which is received orby recordeda underMagistrate sectionbefore 1152nd2 ofJanuary the2011 repealed Codeand which is not dealt with in accordance with the provisionsdisposed of the repealed Code before thethat appointed daydate, shall beis treated as if the informationit were a complaint received orby recordeda Magistrate under sectionthis 14Code and the police shall deal with the matter in accordance with the provisions of this Code.Code shall,Code, with the necessary modifications, apply in relation to the complaint.

(15)Any complaintoffence which is receivedto bybe acompounded Magistrateunder beforesection 199A of the appointedrepealed dayCode and which is not disposedso ofcompounded before that2nd2 day,January 2011 shall beis treated as ifan itoffence werewhich ais complaintto receivedbe by a Magistratecompounded under thissection Code and the provisions243 of this Code shall, with the necessary modifications, apply in relation to the complaint.Code.

(16)AnyNotwithstandingDespite offenceany whichother isprovisions in this Code, Part XIX19 shall,applies, with the necessary modifications, apply to beany compoundedproperty seized under sectionthe 199Aprovisions of the repealed Code and which is not soreported compoundedor beforedisposed of in accordance with Chapter XXXVIII of the appointed day shall be treated as an offence which is to be compounded under section 243 of thisrepealed Code.

Subsection (17) — Original text to 31 August 2012superseded

(17)Notwithstanding any other provisions in this Code, Part XIX shall, with the necessary modifications, apply to any property seized under the provisions of the repealed Code and which is not reported or disposed of in accordance with Chapter XXXVIII of the repealed Code.

Subsection (17) — From 31 August 2012 (current)rewritten by the Revised Edition

(17)Where any period of time specified in any provision in the repealed Code is current immediately before 2nd2 January 2011, this Code shall havehas effect as if the corresponding provision in this Code had been in force when the period began to run; and (without prejudice toaffecting the foregoing) any period of time so specified and current shall beis deemed for the purposes of this Code —

(a)to run from the day or event from which it was running immediately before 2nd2 January 2011; and

(b)to expire (subject to any provision of this Code for its extension) whenever it would have expired if this Code had not been enacted,

and any rights, priorities, liabilities, reliefs, obligations, requirements, powers, duties or exemptions dependent on the beginning, duration or end of such a period as abovementioned shall beare under this Code as they were or would have been under that provision in the repealed Code.

Subsection (18) — Original text to 31 August 2012superseded

(18)Where any period of time specified in any provision in the repealed Code is current immediately before the appointed day, this Code shall have effect as if the corresponding provision in this Code had been in force when the period began to run; and (without prejudice to the foregoing) any period of time so specified and current shall be deemed for the purposes of this Code —

(a)to run from the day or event from which it was running immediately before that appointed day; and

(b)to expire (subject to any provision of this Code for its extension) whenever it would have expired if this Code had not been enacted,

and any rights, priorities, liabilities, reliefs, obligations, requirements, powers, duties or exemptions dependent on the beginning, duration or end of such a period as abovementioned shall be under this Code as they were or would have been under that provision in the repealed Code.

Subsection (18) — From 31 August 2012 (current)rewritten by the Revised Edition

(18)Any subsidiary legislation made under the repealed Code and in force immediately before 2nd2 January 2011 shall,2011, so far as it is not inconsistent with the provisions of this Code, continuecontinues to be in force as if made under this Code until it is revoked or repealed by subsidiary legislation made under this Code.

(19)Any subsidiary legislation made under the repealed Code and in force immediately before the appointed day shall,In so farInsofar as it is notnecessary inconsistentfor withpreserving the provisionseffect of thisany Code,written continuelaw, any reference in such written law to a seizable offence or a non-seizable offence shallis to be inconstrued, forcerespectively, as ifa madereference underto thisan Codearrestable until it is revokedoffence or repealeda bynon-arrestable subsidiary legislation madeoffence under this Code.

(20)InWhere so far as it is necessary for preserving the effect ofin any written law, anylaw reference inis such written lawmade to athe seizablesanction offenceof the Public Prosecutor or a non-seizableDeputy offencePublic Prosecutor, such reference shallis to be construed, respectively,read as a reference to anthe arrestableconsent offenceof the Public Prosecutor or a non-arrestableDeputy offencePublic under this Code.Prosecutor.

(21)Where inIn any written law or document in which a reference is made to the sanctionrepealed of the Public Prosecutor or a Deputy Public Prosecutor,Code, such reference shallis to be read as a reference to thethis consent of the Public Prosecutor or a Deputy Public Prosecutor.Code.

(22)InWhere before 2nd2 January 2011 any written law or document in which a referenceinquiry is madeheld tounder Chapter XXX of the repealed Code,Code and has not been concluded immediately before that date, the inquiry may continue in accordance with the provisions under the repealed Code relating to such reference shall be readinquiry as a reference toif this Code.Code had not been enacted.

(23)WhereFor beforea period of 2 years after 2nd January 2011, the appointedMinister daymay, anyby inquiryregulations, isprescribe heldsuch underadditional Chapterprovisions XXXof a savings or transitional nature consequent on the repeal of the repealed Code andas has not been concluded immediately before that day, the inquiryhe may continueconsider innecessary accordanceor with the provisions under the repealed Code relating to such inquiry as if this Code had not been enacted.expedient.

(24)For a period of 2 years after the appointed day, the Minister may, by regulations, prescribe such additional provisions of a savings or transitional nature consequent on the enactment of subsection (1) as he may consider necessary or expedient.

(25)In this section, “appointed day” means the date of commencement of this Code.