Electronic Transactions (Certification Authority) Regulations

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3 Application to be licensed certification authority

4 Period of validity of licence

5 Renewal of licence

7 Financial criteria, etc.

9 Operational criteria

10 Auditing requirements

11 Controller to refuse to grant or renew licences in certain circumstances

12 Revocation or suspension of licence

13 Powers of Controller in cases of misconduct, etc.

14 Effect of revocation or suspension of licence

15 Appeal against refusal to license, etc.

16 Trustworthy record keeping and archival

17 Trustworthy transaction logs

18 Types of certificates

19 Issuance of certificates

20 Renewal of certificates

21 Suspension of certificates

22 Revocation of certificates

23 Expiry date of certificates

24 Certification practice statement

25 Secure digital signatures

26 Security guidelines

27 Incident handling

29 Change in management

30 Availability of general purpose repository

31 Specific purpose repository

32 Application to Government and statutory corporations

35 Discontinuation of operations of licensed certification authority

37 Composition of offences

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Electronic Transactions Act

(Chapter 88, Sections 42 and 61)

Electronic Transactions (Certification Authority) Regulations

Rg 1

G.N. No. S 60/1999

REVISED EDITION 2001

(31st January 2001)

[10th February 1999]

PART I

PRELIMINARY

Citation

1. These Regulations may be cited as the Electronic Transactions (Certification Authority) Regulations.

Definitions

2. In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires —

“licence” means a licence granted under these Regulations;

“subscriber identity verification method” means the method used to verify and authenticate the identity of a subscriber;

“trusted person” means any person who has —

(a)	direct responsibilities for the day-to-day operations, security and performance of those business activities that are regulated under the Act or these Regulations in respect of a certification authority; or
(b)	duties directly involving the issuance, renewal, suspension, revocation of certificates (including the identification of any person requesting a certificate from a licensed certification authority), creation of private keys or administration of a certification authority’s computing facilities.