These Guidelines aim to raise awareness of the impact of LIB fires in DCs and the risk posed to firefighters responding to fires in DC battery rooms, along with uplifting fire safety through awareness of best practices. These Guidelines are voluntary and complementary to the prevailing SCDF Fire Code, which already serves as a regulatory baseline for addressing the risks associated with LIB fires. The Advisory Guidelines therefore serve to supplement and build upon this foundation by encouraging industry adoption of best practices beyond the minimum requirements. In the future, we may update our regulations to reflect the measures set out in these Guidelines, after due engagement with stakeholders.

The Advisory Guidelines for Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) and Data Centres (DCs) are intended to minimise the occurrence and impact of disruptions to these services on our economy and society.

These Guidelines serve to better safeguard the interests of vulnerable consumers during face-to-face registrations. These include measures to help telecommunication operators’ frontline staff to identify vulnerable consumers during service sign-up and handle cases of suspected exploitation.

These Guidelines serve to enhance the robustness of the subscriber verification processes of telecommunication operators, to mitigate the risks of identity theft. Operators should review and tighten existing processes to protect consumers from unauthorised and fraudulent access of their accounts.

These Guidelines serve to provide clarity on in-building telecom space and facilities and information on land-use submission.

Users and dealers of unmanned aircraft are reminded of the need to comply with the relevant regulation pertaining to the operation of such equipment and their associated devices. Please refer to the following guidelines for further information.

This Accounting Separation Framework (ASF) prescribes the minimum requirements necessary to provide a structured regulatory reporting framework.

IMDA is the lead agency for the facilitation of physical deployment of submarine cable systems landing in Singapore. IMDA aims to provide guidance to interested parties to deploy submarine cable systems into Singapore.

To ensure that Singapore will be able to realise significant economic benefits from the Next Generation Nationwide Broadband Network ("Next Gen NBN"), IDA has put in place a multi-layered industry structure, initially consisting of a network company, a number of operating companies and numerous retail service providers.

This document describes the technical approach for the deployment of fixed number portability (FNP) service by the facilities based operators offering fixed line level 6 voice service.