Sections 260 and 261 — prescribed inquiries, etc.
68.—(1)  This regulation prescribes —
(a)the inquiries that may be made under sections 260(2)(a) and 261(3)(a); and
(b)the time for receiving an answer under sections 260(2)(b) and 261(3)(b).
(2)  The inquiries must be made in the form of a written notice and the notice must comply with all the following requirements:
(a)where the copyright owner of the included work resides or carries on business in Singapore or has a Singapore agent —
(i)the notice must be served on the copyright owner or the Singapore agent; but
(ii)the notice may be advertised if the person making the inquiries is unable to serve the notice despite making reasonable efforts;
(b)where the copyright owner of the included work is not residing or carrying on business in Singapore and has no Singapore agent, the notice must be advertised;
(c)the notice must state all the following information:
(i)the name and the residential or business address in Singapore of the person making the inquiries;
(ii)the title (if any) of the included work;
(iii)if the title of the included work is not sufficient to enable the work to be identified, a description of the included work that is sufficient to enable the included work to be identified;
(iv)the name of the author of the included work (but only if the included work has an identified author);
(v)if the inquiries relate to a particular record —sufficient information to enable the record to be identified;
(d)the notice must inquire as to the matters in section 260(1)(b) and (c) or 261(2)(c) and (d), as the case may be.
(3)  The prescribed time for receiving an answer to the inquiries is 10 days after the inquiries are served or advertised in accordance with paragraph (2)(a) or (b).