Singapore looking to strengthen haze law, may make amendments to address enforcement gaps: Grace Fu

‘Influence without enforcement’: Indonesia’s fires test Singapore’s anti-haze law

SINGAPORE — As Singapore comes off its longest streak of unhealthy air since the 2015 Southeast Asian haze crisis, authorities have served notices to 20 firms linked to Indonesia’s fires, but have stopped short of taking further legal action. Half of the notices were sent to concession holders in Sumatra and Kalimantan where the fires […]

Singapore aims to strengthen haze law, may introduce new legislation where necessary: Grace Fu

Singapore is studying ways to tighten its existing anti-haze legislation and will introduce new laws where necessary, said Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu on Tuesday (Oct 27)."The objective is to address enforcement gaps, strengthen corporate accountability, and enhance our ability to investigate and take decisive action against those responsible for transboundary haze," she said."We are also prepared to use a wider rang…

Singapore aims to tighten haze law amid hurdles in gathering evidence, securing cooperation: Grace Fu

This aims to address enforcement gaps and improve the country’s ability to hold to account those responsible for the fires Read more at The Business Times.

Singapore aims to tighten haze law amid hurdles in gathering evidence, securing cooperation: Minister

SINGAPORE: Singapore is looking into strengthening its transboundary haze law, with the aim of addressing enforcement gaps and improving the country's ability to hold to account those responsible for the fires.

Singapore looking to strengthen haze law, may make amendments to address enforcement gaps: Grace Fu

Singapore earlier issued notices under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act to 10 Singapore-based firms and 10 Indonesian firms.

Singapore to tighten haze law amid evidence hurdles

Singapore weighs tougher haze law amid evidence and cooperation hurdles, as Grace Fu says enforcement gaps need fixing Read more at straitstimes.com.