Is begging illegal?
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I use to see this one beggar. But nowadays I don't see him. I wonder whether he was caught by the authorities.
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found a better spot
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It seems cannot find any beggars at all.
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tts good, rite?
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now I really believe Singapore is the richest country. The beggars can afford not to work yeah.
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now those sell tissue aunties oso from China de
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yeah those prc foreign talent spoilt the market for our local beggars...
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ask them show pink IC then will give liao
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its normal nwadays.. chinatown i tink alot
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Affirmative. Begging is illegal in Singapore. There were many beggers in Singapore in the past until late 70s or early 80s and then the authority catch them. Reason was bad image for Singapore for the tourism industry I guess.
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I'm not seeing beggers either. Begging is not yet illegal everywhere but I think it should be made so, soon!
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i begg to make love with my pamela wong - like that also not do right thing meh?
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DESTITUTE PERSONS ACT CHAPTER 78 (Original Enactment: Act 8 of 1989) REVISED EDITION 2013 (31st December 2013) An Act to provide for the care and rehabilitation of destitute persons and to provide for matters connected therewith. [1st May 1989] Short title 1. This Act may be cited as the Destitute Persons Act. Interpretation 2.—(1) In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires — “destitute person� means — (a) any person found begging in a public place in such a way as to cause or be likely to cause annoyance to persons frequenting the place or otherwise to create a nuisance; or (b) any idle person found in a public place, whether or not he is begging, who has no visible means of subsistence or place of residence or is unable to give a satisfactory account of himself; “Director� means the Director of Social Welfare appointed under section 3(1) of the Children and Young Persons Act - Cap. 38 and includes any person who is authorised by him to perform any of the duties or exercise any of the powers of the Director under this Act or any rules made thereunder; “public place� includes any place to which the public is admitted without payment or on payment; “superintendent� means a person having the management or control of any welfare home established under the provisions of, and for the purposes of, this Act; “welfare home� means any institution or part thereof for the reception, care and rehabilitation of destitute persons established under the provisions of, and for the purposes of, this Act. [20/2001] (2) For the purposes of this Act, a person shall be deemed to be begging if his conduct is calculated to induce the giving of alms, whether or not there is any pretence of singing, playing, performing, offering anything for sale or otherwise. Power to require destitute person to reside in welfare home 3.—(1) Any public officer acting under the direction of the Director or any police officer may take in his charge any destitute person and deliver him to the custody of the Director. (2) If the Director has reasonable cause to believe that any person so delivered into his custody has no visible means of subsistence, he may arrange for that person to be temporarily admitted into a welfare home until an inquiry has been held by him. (3) Every such inquiry shall be completed within a period of 30 days from the date of that person’s admission into a welfare home or such further period, not exceeding 30 days, as the Minister may approve. (4) If after holding such inquiry the Director is satisfied that that person is a destitute person within the meaning of this Act, he may by warrant under his hand require that person to reside in a welfare home. Penalty for begging 4.—(1) Any person being a habitual beggar found begging in a public place in such a way as to cause or be likely to cause annoyance to persons frequenting the place or otherwise to create a nuisance shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $3,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years. (2) In this section, “habitual beggar� means a person who on at least 2 previous occasions was found begging in a public place in such a way as to cause or be likely to cause annoyance to persons frequenting the place or otherwise to create a nuisance and was in consequence thereof required on those 2 occasions to reside in a welfare home. Voluntary admission into welfare home 5. Any destitute person who voluntarily seeks admission into a welfare home shall be required to undertake that, if admitted, he will abide by the conditions of admission imposed under this Act or any rules made thereunder. Taking of finger impressions and photographs 6.—(1) The Director may authorise the taking of finger impressions and photographs of any destitute person residing in a welfare home. (2) Subject to subsection (3), after the expiry of 2 years from the date of discharge of a destitute person from a welfare home, the Director shall, on the application from that person, deliver to him the sheet upon which his finger impressions have been made together with the negatives and copies of the photographs taken of him, and if no such application is received after that period of 2 years and before the expiry of 3 years from the date of discharge, those records shall be destroyed. (3) The Director may retain 3 copies of the photographs taken of the destitute person for maintaining a register of destitute persons admitted to and discharged from welfare homes. Minister may establish welfare homes 7.—(1) The Minister may, by notification in the Gazette, establish welfare homes at such places within Singapore as he thinks proper for the reception, care and rehabilitation of destitute persons in accordance with the provisions of this Act. (2) The Minister may appoint superintendents and other officers for the management of such welfare homes. (3) Every superintendent or officer shall be deemed to be a public servant within the meaning of the Penal Code (Cap. 224). Board of Visitors 8.—(1) The Minister may, by notification in the Gazette, appoint a Board of Visitors to advise and make recommendations to the Director on all matters pertaining to the welfare of the residents and such other matters as the Minister may refer to the Board. (2) A Board of Visitors may be appointed for one or more welfare homes as the Minister thinks fit. Rules for management of welfare homes 9. The Minister may make rules — (a) for prescribing the constitution and functions of the Board of Visitors; (b) for regulating the management of welfare homes and the admission of persons to welfare homes; (c) for the care, control and rehabilitation of persons residing in welfare homes; (d) for prescribing the forms to be used for the purposes of this Act; and (e) generally for carrying out the purposes of this Act. Review Committee 10.—(1) The Minister may, by notification in the Gazette, appoint a Review Committee which shall review the case of every resident at intervals of not more than 12 months to assess his suitability for discharge from the welfare home. (2) A Review Committee may be appointed for one or more welfare homes as the Minister thinks fit. (3) The Review Committee shall have power to recommend to the Director that any resident may be discharged from a welfare home either conditionally or unconditionally. Discharge from welfare homes 11. Any person admitted to a welfare home, either on his own application or otherwise, may be discharged by the Director either conditionally or unconditionally on the advice of the Review Committee. Discharge to care of relative or other person 12.—(1) Whenever any relative or friend of a destitute person who, in the opinion of the Director is willing and able to provide care and support for the destitute person, desires that the destitute person be discharged from a welfare home to his care and support, the Director shall, upon the application of the relative or friend and on his giving security to the satisfaction of the Director that the destitute person will be properly taken care of and that he will ensure that destitute person’s compliance with any condition of discharge from the welfare home, order that destitute person to be discharged to the care of the relative or friend. (2) Where for any reason the care and support of the relative or friend for the destitute person ceases, the relative or friend shall inform the Director in writing within 24 hours of the cessation of such care and support. (3) Any person who, having undertaken the care and support of a person discharged from a welfare home, fails to inform the Director in writing within 24 hours of his ceasing to care and support for such discharged person shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $500 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 months. Persons in welfare home may be required to work 13.—(1) Any person residing in a welfare home may be required to engage in any suitable work for which the medical officer of the home certifies him to be capable of, either with a view to fitting him for an employment outside the welfare home or with a view to contributing to his maintenance in the welfare home. (2) Any person residing in a welfare home who attends work outside the welfare home shall be deemed, while engaged in such employment, to be a resident of the welfare home. Persons in welfare home may be sent to hospital 14. Any person residing in a welfare home may, if so directed by the medical officer of the home, be sent to a hospital or other medical institution for treatment, and shall be deemed, while receiving such treatment, to be a resident of the welfare home. Director may transfer persons in welfare homes 15. Any person residing in a welfare home may, if so directed by the Director, be removed from that welfare home and admitted to another welfare home. Penalty for escape from lawful custody of welfare home 16. Any person who — (a) escapes from the police while committed to the charge of the police under this Act; (b) without permission of the superintendent, leaves a welfare home in which the person is required to reside in accordance with section 3 or to which the person has been admitted on his own application under section 5; or (c) having obtained the permission of the superintendent left a welfare home for a limited time or for a specified purpose, fails to return at the expiration of such time or when such purpose has been accomplished or found to be impracticable, shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months. Penalty for behaving in disorderly manner 17. Any person residing in a welfare home who — (a) takes part in any assault or attack on any officer of the welfare home; (b) aggravates or repeatedly assaults any other person residing in the welfare home; or (c) wilfully destroys any property of the welfare home, shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $3,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years. Arrest of escaped destitute person 18. Any person who is reasonably suspected of having committed an offence under section 16 or 17 and who refuses or fails to accompany a police officer to, or to appear before, a Magistrate’s Court when required to do so for the purposes of this Act may be arrested without a warrant. Return to welfare home after serving sentence 19. A person who has completed serving a sentence imposed on him under section 16 or 17 shall be returned to a welfare home, and the Director shall have the power to take that person into custody for this purpose after he has served his sentence. Discharge 20. The Minister may at any time order any person admitted to a welfare home to be discharged. http://statutes.agc.gov.sg/
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ok...so according to Chapter 78 (sh*t, so many chapters. Even Harry Porter don't have so many chapters combined)...I will be sent to a Welfare home if caught begging. I would say this is a rather good deal. Got food, got shelter, got shower, got somebody to run errants for you...precisely what i am begging for in the first place.
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my qa manager power. when people engineering knowledge people question him why car write until like that he say what lah sale last time urgent delivery so sent lor he cannot overwirte.
then in front of those sales no tech knowledge one he can bull. try bull in fron of me lah. this type of report also let spervisor write scared dont dare to wirte himself and endorse. then customer car should log into customer car log thorw to my supplier log for what? scared arh?! then let me do lah,. when i do ask for spec no one forward to me say have to get from sales manager. the relevant people should use initiative put down the pride and let the qa engineer hadnle. dont give me how to cook one good dish fo rthe customer and reply them?
the oterh one lady also - alwasy say uncle do like this like that - come on you are the engineer. you should ensure things dont go wrong. unless of course really you know shit. again you only bull in front of those not technical people. try bull in front of me engineer lah!
"whahe she know arh. if that person who knows 'heshe' know and can say that, that person mnust know even more than 'heshe' then why in th efrist place dont say leh?! this cheebye chuan is clrearly very free going around spreading rumors creating unrest.
times are bad - if compamny continue use this type of people really life will be very tough. mnc can, smc better dont push your luck. also smc bosses and HR should not let their managers take the lead and employees to hav control. kill a few of the problematic skinheads anmd the rest will silence. like my HR manager say, if they are keen to work here they will stay. after all if company got peolem sgreans like me where to go? those other sthey can jump ship and go back kampung - like they a\will care for the company? and in the right way? creating trouble only!
the one sitting right opposite me can be manager. i not looking for promotion nor transfer, those old news you heard are things of the past. priorities in llife and work changes. last time i like one type of burgers now i like another. want the facts get it fresh - or right from my mouth. just more work to contribute. the one beside me has a very dark heart - should be chopped off asap.
give her time do so what? when she got no time to do just blindly anyhow type and send. when she got no time she should ask someone else do it, someone qualified also. now give her time do? too late already!
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also guys please lah - last time i 'sian' that one dark heart is testing the situation only. i first day come she already know my dress code wrong instead of protecting me helping me she knows it quickly bring me go see MD - MD will see why this gys wear like that.
from then i have been testing her with many tests. as i predicted when i giv her a sudden change in my attitude she will use it to her advantage - now many guys wanna sian her and she purposely refuse. guys! please- wake up - dont let that be a man's wicknes forever. read my mind - know my ways. knowing a person's mind and ways is the most powerful skill and asset. very powerful one. with this one of the many tests i performed on her - i already know what kinda person she is already.
act very good one - also very dramatic.
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also all the what ISO work lah they do never put the qa team in the copy. like that how to check and balance? they themself do no other people check and balance if screw up how? admin paper work only right?
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Its good that you haven't seen beggar. According to me beggars should not be given single penny. By giving them money we are encouraging them. Don't give money unless they are disable or handicapped.
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LEARED A LOT
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Originally posted by Jeff994:
LEARED A LOT
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haha
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Originally posted by charlize:
sir/madam, why is this amusing?