Enforcement Actions Against Drivers for Failing to Conform to Requirements of Fourth Schedule of Road Traffic Rules

Debated in Parliament on 22 Nov 2023.

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Ms He Ting Ru queried the number of enforcement actions taken against drivers or vehicle owners for non-compliance with the Fourth Schedule of the Road Traffic Rules on identification marks over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The Minister for Transport, represented by Chee Hong Tat, responded that the data is available in Table 1, which shows enforcement actions for registration number plate or identification mark offences over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The debate focused on the need for transparency and accountability in enforcing vehicle identification mark regulations, with the government providing the requested statistical breakdown.
The exchange highlights the parliamentary process of questioning and answering on regulatory enforcement matters related to road traffic rules.
The response confirms that enforcement data is collected and presented in a structured format, enabling oversight of compliance with vehicle identification requirements.

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He Ting Ru

Ms He Ting Ru asked the Minister for Transport in each of the last five years, how many vehicles have had enforcement actions taken against the drivers or vehicle owners for failing to conform to the provisions of the requirements of the Fourth Schedule of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules relating to specifications for identification marks, as broken down by vehicle type.

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

The number of enforcement actions taken for vehicle registration number plate or identification mark offences over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type, is in Table 1 below.

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Ms He Ting Ru queried the number of enforcement actions taken against drivers or vehicle owners for non-compliance with the Fourth Schedule of the Road Traffic Rules on identification marks over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The Minister for Transport, represented by Chee Hong Tat, responded that the data is available in Table 1, which shows enforcement actions for registration number plate or identification mark offences over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The debate focused on the need for transparency and accountability in enforcing vehicle identification mark regulations, with the government providing the requested statistical breakdown.
The exchange highlights the parliamentary process of questioning and answering on regulatory enforcement matters related to road traffic rules.
The response confirms that enforcement data is collected and presented in a structured format, enabling oversight of compliance with vehicle identification requirements.

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Enforcement Actions Against Drivers for Failing to Conform to Requirements of Fourth Schedule of Road Traffic Rules

Debated in Parliament on 22 Nov 2023.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Ms He Ting Ru queried the number of enforcement actions taken against drivers or vehicle owners for non-compliance with the Fourth Schedule of the Road Traffic Rules on identification marks over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The Minister for Transport, represented by Chee Hong Tat, responded that the data is available in Table 1, which shows enforcement actions for registration number plate or identification mark offences over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The debate focused on the need for transparency and accountability in enforcing vehicle identification mark regulations, with the government providing the requested statistical breakdown.
The exchange highlights the parliamentary process of questioning and answering on regulatory enforcement matters related to road traffic rules.
The response confirms that enforcement data is collected and presented in a structured format, enabling oversight of compliance with vehicle identification requirements.

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He Ting Ru

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

The number of enforcement actions taken for vehicle registration number plate or identification mark offences over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type, is in Table 1 below.

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Ms He Ting Ru queried the number of enforcement actions taken against drivers or vehicle owners for non-compliance with the Fourth Schedule of the Road Traffic Rules on identification marks over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The Minister for Transport, represented by Chee Hong Tat, responded that the data is available in Table 1, which shows enforcement actions for registration number plate or identification mark offences over the last five years, broken down by vehicle type.
The debate focused on the need for transparency and accountability in enforcing vehicle identification mark regulations, with the government providing the requested statistical breakdown.
The exchange highlights the parliamentary process of questioning and answering on regulatory enforcement matters related to road traffic rules.
The response confirms that enforcement data is collected and presented in a structured format, enabling oversight of compliance with vehicle identification requirements.

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Enforcement Actions Against Drivers for Failing to Conform to Requirements of Fourth Schedule of Road Traffic Rules

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He Ting Ru

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

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Enforcement Actions Against Drivers for Failing to Conform to Requirements of Fourth Schedule of Road Traffic Rules

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He Ting Ru

Chee Hong Tat (for the Minister for Transport)

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