Government Proceedings Act: Primary legislation that regulates how proceedings against the Government can be conducted and defines the scope of government liability in contractual matters.
Government Contracts Act: Governs the formation and execution of contracts with government entities and specifies which parties are authorized to sign on behalf of government bodies.
Competition Act: Ensures fair competition and prevents anti-competitive practices, particularly relevant for MOUs involving market access or exclusive arrangements with government.
Public Sector (Governance) Act: Governs the conduct of public sector organizations, defining authority limits and decision-making processes in government dealings.
Official Secrets Act: Protects sensitive government information and is crucial for defining confidentiality provisions in government MOUs.
Personal Data Protection Act: Regulates the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data; essential if the MOU involves data sharing between government and private entities.
Industry-Specific Regulations: Sector-specific laws and regulations that may apply depending on the industry context of the MOU (e.g., telecommunications, financial services).
Public-Private Partnership Framework: Guidelines and regulations governing public-private partnerships and government procurement policies.
International Treaties: Relevant international agreements and treaties that Singapore is party to, which may affect the terms and implementation of the MOU.
WTO Government Procurement Rules: World Trade Organization rules affecting government procurement practices and ensuring non-discrimination principles are maintained.
