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Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act
Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act
Legislative Assembly of Singapore
	Long title An Act to make temporary provisions for the maintenance of public order, the control of supplies by sea to Singapore, and the prevention of strikes and lock-outs in essential services ;
Citation	Ordinance No. 26 of 1955, now Cap. 67, 2000 Rev. Ed.
Territorial extent	Whole of Singapore
Enacted by	Legislative Assembly of Singapore
Enacted	22 September 1955
Commenced	21 October 1955
Legislative history
Introduced by	Chief Secretary William Allmond Codrington Goode
Introduced	31 August 1955
First reading	18 August 1955
Second reading	22 September 1955
Third reading	22 September 1955
	Status: In force

Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act
Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act
Legislative Assembly of Singapore
	Long title An Act to make temporary provisions for the maintenance of public order, the control of supplies by sea to Singapore, and the prevention of strikes and lock-outs in essential services ;
Citation	Ordinance No. 26 of 1955, now Cap. 67, 2000 Rev. Ed.
Territorial extent	Whole of Singapore
Enacted by	Legislative Assembly of Singapore
Enacted	22 September 1955
Commenced	21 October 1955
Legislative history
Introduced by	Chief Secretary William Allmond Codrington Goode
Introduced	31 August 1955
First reading	18 August 1955
Second reading	22 September 1955
Third reading	22 September 1955
	Status: In force

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Usage

This template summarizes information about a piece of legislation or a bill. It is designed to be generic so that it can be used for the bills, statutes and subsidiary legislation (delegated legislation) of any jurisdiction. If you have suggestions as to how the template may be improved, please leave a message on the talk page.

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Legislation enacted by a legislature (e.g. an Act of Parliament/Congress)

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Proposed legislation considered (but failed) or in consideration by a legislature (e.g. a bill)

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Parameters

This infobox takes a number of parameters, which are all optional:

Parameter Description

Basic information

short_title The short title of the legislation or bill, which should preferably be the same as the article title. If the parameter is left blank or omitted, the article name is used.

legislature The name of the legislature that enacted the legislation. You only need to use this parameter if the legislature of the jurisdiction in question is bicameral, and you wish to state its name rather than just the names of the upper house and lower house, which can be specified using |enacted_by= and |enacted_by2=.

image An image to represent the person or institution that enacted the legislation, such as a coat of arms, a seal or a photograph of a building. Type the name of the image without the "File:" prefix and do not wikilink it. If you omit this parameter, the template automatically displays an image according to the scheme at {{Infobox legislation/images}}.

imagesize The width of the image in pixels (px), particularly if it is less than 180 px. Type the number without the "px" suffix ("150", not "150px"). If this parameter is left blank or omitted, the image size defaults to 180 px.

image_upright Scale factor for the image, particularly to scale tall, narrow images correctly. See Help:Pictures#Upright_images for more information.

imagealt Alt text for the image. For more information, see "Wikipedia:Alternative text for images".

caption A caption for the image. Terms in the caption can be wikilinked, if desired.

long_title The long title of the legislation.

citation The citation of the legislation. If the legislation is available online, use a citation template where available to generate an external link automatically, or else create a link manually. If the citation uses square brackets, replace them with [ and ] when putting them inside an external link.

territorial_extent The territorial area(s) to which the legislation extends or applies. If possible, provide a wikilink.

considered_by
enacted_by The name of the person or institution that considered or enacted the legislation. |considered_by= is used for proposed or failed legislation (e.g. bills) in which the institution did not or has not enacted the legislation, and |enacted_by= for successful ones. Wikilink the name to a Wikipedia article about the person or institution, if there is one. In a bicameral jurisdiction, use this parameter to specify the legislative chamber that initiated the legislation.

date_enacted
date_passed The date the legislation was enacted or passed. Select either |date_enacted= or |date_passed= depending on whether the term enacted or passed is customarily used in the jurisdiction. In line with "Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Linking and autoformatting of dates", do not wikilink dates.

considered_by2
enacted_by2
date_enacted2
date_passed2 In a bicameral legislature, use these parameters to specify the name of the legislative chamber that considered the legislation after it was initiated by the other chamber, and the date when the second chamber enacted or passed the legislation.

date_assented
royal_assent
date_signed

Use one of the following:

|date_assented= – to indicate the date when a head of state or their representative gives formal assent to the legislation.
|royal_assent= – to indicate the date when a constitutional monarch gives royal assent to legislation.
|date_signed= – to indicate the date when a head of state or their representative in jurisdictions which do not use the term "assent" signs a piece of legislation (e.g., the President of Ireland; the governor of one of the US states; a constitutional monarch without royal assent powers such, as the Grand Duke of Luxembourg)

Do not use parameter(s) from two or three of the above categories together.

assented_by
signed_by

Use one of the following:

|assented_by= – to indicate the assenter's identity where |date_assented= or |royal_assent= is used.
|signed_by= – to indicate the signer's identity where |date_signed= is used.

Do not use parameter(s) from two of the above categories together. The official title should precede the full name (e.g. “President John Doe”, not “John Doe” or “President Doe”).

date_vetoed The date when the legislation was vetoed by the head of state or their representative. This does not apply to a pocket veto.

veto_type

The type of veto applied to the law, if the head of state or their representative has the right to veto the bill in multiple ways. This does not apply to a pocket veto.

Use one of the following:

Absolute – to indicate a veto which cannot be overridden (e.g., withholding of royal assent by the Monarch of the United Kingdom, or a final veto by the President of Cyprus).
Package – to indicate a veto where the entire bill is returned to the legislature for reconsideration.
Line-item – to indicate a veto where only a part of the bill is returned to the legislature for reconsideration.
Reservation – to indicate a veto where the bill is submitted to the decision of a third party, other than a court or other authority with judicial review powers; typically, this would be the people in a referendum (e.g., a reservation of the bill to the significance of the people by the President of Ireland), though submission to a non-judicial third authority exists as well (e.g. reservation in Canada).
Constitutional – to indicate a veto where the bill is referred to the supreme or constitutional court, or other authority with judicial review powers, to determine its constitutionality.

veto_overridden

The date when the veto was overridden:

If the veto involves returning the bill to the legislature, this is the date of the legislative vote to override the veto. If the legislative debates are available online, create external links to them.
If the veto involves submitting the bill to a referendum, this is the date of the referendum on that bill. Create an internal link to that Referendum's article.
If the veto involves submitting the bill to non-judicial third authority, this is the date that third authority overturned the veto.

This does not apply to a pocket veto or a constitutional veto.

reference_holding The decision of the supreme or constitutional court, or other authority with judicial review powers, on a vetoed bill referred to it. Create an internal link to the court ruling's article; if no such article exists but the court's decision is available online, create an external link to it.

date_pocket_vetoed The date when the legislation was pocket vetoed by the head of state or their representative (i.e. the bill became ineffective because the head of state or representative did not sign/assent or veto it within an allowed time).

date_became_law_by_inaction The date when the legislation bill became law because the head of state or representative did not sign/assent or veto it within an allowed time.

date_commenced
date_effective The date when the legislation commenced (came into force), or became effective as law. Use the parameter that corresponds to the term customary in the jurisdiction, not both the parameters.

date_of_expiry Date when the legislation automatically ceases to have effect (usually, but not always, when a sunset provision is included).

date_repealed Date when the legislation is repealed. Note that legislation may be repealed before or after it had expired, so this parameter is not necessarily identical to |date_of_expiry=.

date_abrogated Date when the legislation is abrogated without a formal repeal by the legislature, such as being struck down as unconstitutional, disallowed, or abrogated in a popular referendum.

administered_by The institution administering the legislation. Not necessary for most legislation. Wikilink if possible.

Legislative history

bill_history_url URL of the webpage on the legislature's website (or equivalent) that shows the legislative history of the bill, if available. Sometimes known as the "bill homepage".

bill

The name of the bill or proposed law when the legislation was still being considered by the institution specified in |enacted_by= or |considered_by=. Wikilink the name to an article about the bill, if there is one.

In a bicameral jurisdiction, use this parameter to state the name of the bill that was introduced by the legislative chamber that initiated the legislation.

bill_citation The citation of the bill. If the bill is available online, create an external link to it. If the citation uses square brackets, replace them with [ and ] when putting them inside an external link.

introduced_by The name of the legislator or other authority who introduced the bill.

date_introduced

The date when the bill was introduced.

Do not use this parameter if the introduction is considered part of another stage (e.g. First readings in Commonwealth realms, which are typically just the introduction of the bill, instead of a debate on its general outlines followed by a vote on whether or not to send it to committee form of First reading common in non-Westminster legislatures).

date_distributed The date when the bill was distributed for circulation among MPs.

committee_responsible The name of the Committee responsible for the topic of the bill. Use only the name of the committee itself (for example, "Financial Services" instead of "United States House Committee on Financial Services").

member_in_charge
rapporteur The name of the legislator responsible for handling the bill, if different from the person who introduced it. Use the parameter that corresponds to the term customary in the jurisdiction, not both the parameters.

preliminary_reading
1st_reading
2nd_reading
3rd_reading The dates of the preliminary, first, second and third readings of the bill in the legislature. If the legislative debates are available online, create external links to them.

passed

The date when the bill was finally passed by the chamber in jurisdictions that do not use numbered readings (e.g. Continental European legislatures).

Do not use this parameter together with the readings parameters.

committee_post1st
committee_post2nd The date(s) when the bill was considered by a legislative committee (other than a committee of the whole) between readings. Use committee_post1st and committee_post2nd as appropriate in the jurisdiction - committee_post1st if it occurs between first and second readings (Israel, US House of Representatives), and committee_post2nd if it occurs between second and third readings (US Senate, UK, Australia), not both the parameters.

committee_whole_label
committee_whole In some jurisdictions, name of the stage between the second and third readings where the bill is examined in detail (usually clause by clause), and the date(s) when it occurred. This is often named the "committee of the whole" (default), or sometimes the "committee stage" (Ireland, New Zealand) or "consideration in detail" (most lower houses of the bicameral parliaments in Australia). Omit if the stage was skipped (e.g. if no amendments were proposed or the chamber voted to skipped).

conf_committee_passed In some jurisdictions, the date when the institution passed the version of the bill adopted by a conference committee.

preliminary_reading_for
1st_reading_for
2nd_reading_for
3rd_reading_for
passed_for
conf_committee_passed_for

How many members voted for the bill in a given reading or other vote for passage.