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1. The Republic
Establishes Singapore as a sovereign and democratic republic.
2. National Flag, Language and Anthem
Defines the national flag, anthem, and languages of Singapore.
3. National Day
Declares the 9th day of August as the National Day.
4. Protection against self-incrimination
Protects individuals from being compelled to confess guilt.
5. Interpretation
Provides definitions and rules for interpreting the Constitution.
6. Supreme Law of the Republic
Declares the Constitution as the supreme law and its effect on inconsistent laws.
7. No Religious Discrimination
Prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion.
8. Secular State
Establishes Singapore as a secular state with no state religion.
9. The Head of State
Defines the office of the President as the Head of State.
10. Election of President
Outlines the election process for the President.
11. Disqualifications for President
Specifies disqualifications for holding the office of President.
12. Vacancy in office of President
Provides for vacancy and acting President.
13. Discharge of President\u2019s functions
Details how the President\u2019s functions are discharged.
14. Immunity of President
Grants immunity to the President from legal proceedings.
15. President\u2019s power of pardon
Confers power of pardon on the President.
16. Procedure for ascertaining President\u2019s wishes
Sets procedure for determining the President\u2019s wishes in certain matters.
17. Speaker to perform functions of President
Allows the Speaker to act as President in certain cases.
18. Council of Presidential Advisors
Establishes the Council of Presidential Advisors.
19. Appointment of public officers, etc.
Regulates appointment of public officers by the President.
20. The Legislature
Defines the composition of the Legislature.
21. Parliament
Establishes Parliament as the legislative authority.
22. Meeting of Parliament
Regulates meetings of Parliament.
23. President\u2019s address
Provides for the President\u2019s address to Parliament.
24. Power to make laws
Grants Parliament the power to make laws.
25. Assent to Bills
Outlines the assent process for Bills by the President.
26. No Bill to restrict operation of this Constitution
Prohibits Bills that restrict the Constitution\u2019s operation.
27. Urgent Bills
Provides for urgent passage of Bills.
28. Bills assented to by President
Details effect of Presidential assent to Bills.
29. Alteration of this Constitution
Regulates amendments to the Constitution.
30. No Bill to become law without President\u2019s certification as to national interest
Requires certification for Bills affecting national interest.
31. Words in italics
Notes that italicized words have special meaning.
32. Supplementary provisions as to Bills altering this Constitution
Additional provisions for constitutional amendment Bills.
33. Introduction of Bills
Regulates introduction of Bills in Parliament.
34. Financial procedure
Outlines financial procedures in Parliament.
35. Consolidated Fund
Establishes the Consolidated Fund.
36. Withdrawal from Consolidated Fund
Regulates withdrawals from the Consolidated Fund.
37. Annual financial statement
Requires annual financial statement to Parliament.
38. Appropriation Bills
Provides for Appropriation Bills.
39. Supplementary or excess expenditure
Allows for supplementary or excess expenditure.
40. International agreements
Regulates implementation of international agreements.
41. Loan, guarantee, etc., by Government
Regulates government loans and guarantees.
42. Public accounts
Provides for public accounts and audits.
43. Parliament may regulate its own procedure
Allows Parliament to regulate its procedure.
44. Speaker and Deputy Speaker
Establishes offices of Speaker and Deputy Speaker.
45. Oath of Allegiance
Requires oath of allegiance for members.
46. Vacation of seats in Parliament
Specifies conditions for vacation of seats.
47. Decision as to disqualification
Provides for decisions on disqualifications.
48. Privilege, immunities and powers of Parliament
Grants privileges, immunities, and powers to Parliament.
49. Remuneration of members
Provides for remuneration of members.
50. General elections
Regulates general elections.
51. By-elections
Provides for by-elections.
52. Date of general election
Sets timing for general elections.
53. No dissolution of Parliament during emergency
Prohibits dissolution during emergencies.
54. Executive authority of Government
Defines executive authority of the Government.
55. Cabinet
Establishes the Cabinet.
56. Appointment of Prime Minister and Ministers
Regulates appointment of Prime Minister and Ministers.
57. Vacancy in office of Prime Minister
Provides for vacancy in Prime Minister\u2019s office.
58. Oath of office of Ministers
Requires oath of office for Ministers.
59. Functions of Cabinet
Defines functions of the Cabinet.
60. Secretary to Cabinet
Establishes Secretary to the Cabinet.
61. Attorney-General
Establishes the office of Attorney-General.
62. Public Service
Provides for the public service.
63. Judicial power
Vests judicial power in the courts.
64. Supreme Court
Establishes the Supreme Court.
65. High Court
Defines the High Court.
66. Family Justice Courts
Establishes Family Justice Courts.
67. State Courts
Establishes State Courts.
68. Subordinate courts
Provides for subordinate courts.
69. Jurisdiction of High Court
Defines jurisdiction of the High Court.
70. Appellate jurisdiction of Court of Appeal
Defines appellate jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal.
71. Restriction on court\u2019s jurisdiction
Imposes restrictions on courts\u2019 jurisdiction.
72. Judicial and Legal Service Commission
Establishes the Judicial and Legal Service Commission.
73. Appointment of judges
Regulates appointment of judges.
74. Independence of judiciary
Ensures independence of the judiciary.
75. Oath of office
Requires oath of office for judicial officers.
76. Removal of judges
Provides for removal of judges.
77. Interpretation of Constitution
Regulates interpretation of the Constitution by courts.
78. Citizenship
Defines citizenship provisions.
79. Persons born in Singapore before 16 September 1963
Grants citizenship to persons born in Singapore before independence.
80. Persons born in Singapore on or after 16 September 1963
Provides citizenship for those born after independence.
81. Registration of minors
Allows registration of minors as citizens.
82. Persons naturalised in Singapore before 16 September 1963
Recognizes naturalized citizens before independence.
83. Admission to citizenship by naturalisation
Regulates naturalization.
84. Commonwealth citizen
Defines Commonwealth citizen status.
85. Citizenship by registration of certain Commonwealth citizens
Allows registration for certain Commonwealth citizens.
86. Effect of marriage on citizenship
Addresses citizenship effects of marriage.
87. Loss of citizenship
Provides for loss of citizenship.
88. Deprivation of citizenship
Allows deprivation of citizenship in certain cases.
89. Renunciation of citizenship
Regulates renunciation of citizenship.
90. General provisions as to citizenship
General rules on citizenship.
91. Protection against discrimination
Prohibits discrimination on various grounds.
92. No discrimination on grounds of religion, race, descent or place of birth in certain educational institutions
Prohibits discrimination in certain educational institutions.
93. Freedom of speech, assembly and association
Guarantees freedoms of speech, assembly, and association with restrictions.
94. Freedom of religion
Protects freedom of religion.
95. Right to personal liberty
Protects right to personal liberty.
96. Prohibition of banishment and expatriation
Prohibits banishment and forced expatriation.
97. Prohibition of slavery and forced labour
Prohibits slavery and forced labour.
98. Right to life and personal liberty
Protects right to life and personal liberty.
99. Compulsory service
Allows compulsory service.
100. Right to privacy
Protects right to privacy.
101. No punishment except for breach of law
Prohibits punishment except for breach of law.
102. Freedom of movement
Guarantees freedom of movement.
103. Freedom of information
Provides freedom of information with restrictions.
104. Equal protection
Ensures equal protection under the law.
105. Right to property
Protects right to property with provisions for compulsory acquisition.
106. Education
Provides for free education and religious instruction.
107. Emergency powers
Grants emergency powers to the President.
108. Proclamation of emergency
Regulates proclamation of emergency.
109. Parliament may provide for detention without trial
Allows Parliament to provide for preventive detention.
110. Detention during emergency
Provides for detention during emergencies.
111. Period of detention
Sets periods for detention.
112. Advisory Board
Establishes Advisory Board for detentions.
113. Rights of person detained
Provides rights for detained persons.
114. Special powers against subversion
Grants special powers against subversion.
115. Internal security
Provides for internal security measures.
116. Preventive detention
Regulates preventive detention laws.
117. Religious communities and education
Regulates religious communities and education.
118. Muslim religious affairs
Provides for Muslim religious affairs.
119. Muhammadan marriage and divorce
Regulates Muslim marriage and divorce.
120. Administration of religious law
Provides for administration of religious law.
121. Government and administration of Malay, Indian and Eurasian communities
Regulates administration of certain communities.
122. Application of Part XI to Malays, Indians and Eurasians
Applies Part XI to specific communities.
123. No discrimination on grounds of religion, race, descent or place of birth
Reiterates non-discrimination.
124. Public holidays
Provides for public holidays.
125. Official languages
Designates official languages.
126. Use of national language
Regulates use of Malay as national language.
127. Use of Malay and English languages in Parliament
Allows use of Malay and English in Parliament.
128. Use of Malay and English languages in courts
Allows use of Malay and English in courts.
129. Use of Malay and English languages in administration
Allows use of Malay and English in administration.
130. Translation of constitutional documents
Requires translation of constitutional documents.
131. Special position of Malays
Recognizes special position of Malays.
132. Objectives of special position
Sets objectives for special position of Malays.
133. Grants to Malays
Provides grants to Malays.
134. Reservations for Malays
Allows reservations for Malays in public services.
135. Malay reservations
Provides for Malay reservations in land.
136. Special rights of other races
Recognizes special rights of other races.
137. Rights of members of minority groups
Protects rights of minority groups.
138. Elections
Regulates elections.
139. Parliament may alter constituencies
Allows Parliament to alter constituencies.
140. Legislative Assembly of Singapore
References to former Legislative Assembly.
141. Amendment of Constitution
Provides for constitutional amendments.
142. Repeal and re-enactment of this Constitution
Regulates repeal and re-enactment.
143. Interpretation of terms used
Interprets specific terms.
144. Transitional provisions
Provides transitional provisions.
145. Consequential amendments
Lists consequential amendments.
146. Repeal
Repeals previous constitutions.
147. Saving
Includes saving provisions.
148. Short title and commencement
Sets the short title and commencement date.
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