Environmental Public Health (Public Cleansing) Regulations

  Table of Contents

1 Citation

2 Definitions

2A Delegation of Director-General’s powers

3 Refuse bins

4 Receptacles for trade refuse

5 Presumption in cases where trade refuse, etc., deposited

6 Occupier’s responsibility in respect of refuse chute and chute chamber

6A Prohibition on open burning, etc.

7 Littering

8 Cleanliness of public areas

9 Prohibition on barbers

10 Prohibition on raking or grubbing in refuse bins, etc.

11 Prohibition on littering streets

12 Dangerous and offensive articles in refuse bins, etc.

13 Noxious and offensive substances in watercourses

14 Conveyance along public streets of offensive matter

15 Human waste

16 Person using sanitary convenience to flush it after using

16A Public toilet

17 Animals

17A Domestic animals

18 Carcases

19 Disposal of dead animals

20 Water channels

21 Structures across public drains, streams or canals

22 Owner or occupier to remove fallen trees, etc.

23 Refuse receptacles in buses

24 Refuse disposal at ground or incinerator

25 Obstruction of cleansing work

26 Obstruction of streets, drains, etc.

27 Wayangs, fairs, etc.

28 Fees

29 Exemption

30 Penalty

  FIRST SCHEDULE Refuse Disposal

  SECOND SCHEDULE Fees for the Collection and Removal of Refuse

  THIRD SCHEDULE

  FOURTH SCHEDULE

  FIFTH SCHEDULE

  SIXTH SCHEDULE

  SEVENTH SCHEDULE

  EIGHTH SCHEDULE

  NINTH SCHEDULE

  TENTH SCHEDULE

  ELEVENTH SCHEDULE

  Legislative History