Postal Services Act 1999

The Postal Services Act is a regulatory framework established by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) to govern postal and courier services in Singapore. This Act, under IMDA regulations, provides a comprehensive set of rules for the licencing, operation, and regulation of postal and courier services to ensure the provision of efficient, reliable, and affordable services to consumers and businesses alike.

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1 Postal Services Regulations 2008 (S 231/2008) (61.02KB)
2

Postal Services (Class Licence) Regulations 2005 (S 481/2005), amended by: (90.44KB)
  a) Postal Services (Class Licence) (Amendment) Regulations 2008 (S 233/2008) (17.10KB)
3 Postal Services (Composition of Offences) Regulations 2008 (S 232/2008) (17.67KB)
4 Postal Services (Control of Designated Postal Licensees) Regulations 2012 (S 213/2012) (50.55KB)
View the list of subsidiary legislation which incorporate all amendments published to date, at the Singapore Government Statutes Online website. 

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