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Under the Miscellaneous
Offences (Public Order and Nuisance) (Assemblies and
Procession) Rules 1989 (website address at http://statutes.agc.gov.sg),
a permit is required for any assembly or procession of 5
or more persons in any public road, public place or place
of public resort intended: |
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| (a) |
to demonstrate support for or
opposition to the views or actions of any person; |
| (b) |
to publicise a cause or
campaign; or |
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to mark or commemorate any
event. |
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The following is a list
of commonly held activities that require a permit: |
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| (a) |
religious assembly; |
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festival procession (e.g.,
lantern festival foot procession); |
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religious procession (e.g.,
chariot procession, foot procession, foot and
vehicular procession or vehicular procession); |
| (d) |
sports-related procession
(e.g., walkathon, walk-a-jog, family run,
jogathon or road run); |
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vehicular rally; |
| (f) |
treasure hunt; and |
| (g) |
Malay wedding procession. |
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HOW DO I APPLY FOR A
POLICE PERMIT?
You can apply for a permit online via this website using
your SingPass. Please note that if the proposed event
requires a partial or full closure of any road, your
application form together with the necessary supporting
documents, including a map showing the roads affected,
must be submitted at least 21 working days before the
date of the event. |
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