Charges and jurisdiction
62. —(1) Before an allegation against any person subject to military law (referred to in this Act as the accused) that he has committed an offence under this Act is further proceeded with, the allegation shall be reported in the form of a charge to a disciplinary officer and dealt with in accordance with the provisions of this Part.
(2) If the accused is an officer of the rank of colonel, the charge shall, within such time as may be specified in any regulations made under this Act, be brought before the Chief of Defence Force.
[1/94;10/2000]
(2A) If the accused is an officer of the rank of lieutenant-colonel, the charge shall, within such time as may be specified in any regulations made under this Act, be brought before any Service Chief.
[10/2000]
(3) If the accused is an officer below the rank of lieutenant-colonel, the charge shall, within such time as may be specified in any regulations made under this Act, be brought before a superior commander at least 2 ranks above him.
(4) If the accused is a warrant officer the charge shall within such time as may be specified in any regulations made under this Act be brought before a superior commander.
(5) If the accused is a soldier below the rank of warrant officer the charge shall, within such time as may be specified in any regulations made under this Act, be brought before a junior disciplinary officer.
(6) A disciplinary officer other than a Service Chief or the Chief of Defence Force may try an accused only when —
(a) the accused and the disciplinary officer belong to the same detachment, unit, formation or command; or
(b) the Armed Forces Council has vested him with the powers of a senior disciplinary officer or a superior commander or a senior disciplinary officer has vested him with the powers of a junior disciplinary officer in respect of the accused.
[1/94;10/2000]
Here, the whole shebang:-
http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/non_version/cgi-bin/cgi_getdata.pl?actno=2000-REVED-295&segid=979292815-001026